You have to go with the Flamboyant Michael "Purely Sexy" Hayes

Character wise: Michael Hayes
Wrestling Wise: Terry Gordy
Henchman Wise: Buddy Roberts
 
They all had thier own department to specialize in, that is what made the unique.  
Best overall... Terry "Bamn Bamn" Gordy

As someone else said They all had their own unique gifts they brought to the table but the 1 thing that Roberts brought was experience He'd already been a success as part of the Original Hollywood Blondes back in the 60's  
 
So I'm positive Michael and Terry picked up alot from him
 
Jeff

I stand corrected on the timeline it was the early 1970's not 60's Jerry Brown was his partner(another Jerry Brown not the former Gov. of Califonia)They were big in the Mariines, Florida Atlanta, Charlotte(whree they held the Mid-Atlantic tag titles)
 
There were to my knowledge the 1st team to call themselves the Hollywood Blondes before Pilman and Austin in the Old WCW of the 90's and before Rip Rogers and Ted Oates in the Georgia Territory
 
Sorry about the timeline mistake Buddy didn't make his debut til 1970
 
Jeff

Gordy was my favorite Bird, and the best of them as well.

Would have to go with Bam Bam, with Micheal a close second. Roberts was just there. I think Micheal was one of the best ever on the mic. I mean right up there with Flair, Rock, et al. Gordy was great on the mic to but for  different reasons. He was jus unintentionally funny and I loved his accent.
Ring wise though Bammer was the best out of all of them.

michael ps hayes  
he's cute
sweetcarolrenee

Buddy Roberts debuted in the late 1960s. Here's a result for him from 1968.  
 
3/10/68 Montreal
Dale Roberts beat Matt Gillmore dq
 
I first saw him as Buddy Smith in the AWA during late 1969.  

Quote from Buckethead on Mar 12^th, 2007, 12:36am:

 
Mostly agree.  Gordy was a monster, and Hayes could rap with the best...But Buddy sold for everybody--an integral part of what made the unit complete...My personal fave was Hayes.

Quote from kennedy on May 12^th, 2007, 12:09am:

 I am lost now..Who is the Little Richard mentioned here..

Little Richard Marley (Rocky King) was never a Freebird, just their go-fer   haha he was still cool though.
 
My favorite Freebird? BADSTREET!!!! haha  

Well at first my favorite was Michael Hayes, but after hearing him doing comments, Promos where he called the Omni "The Om-i-ni", and the way he did locals for Monday nights, Bell Auditorium in Augusta Ga., it's been Gordy. I also think he evolved into a more well - rounded wrestler than Hayes as the years went by.
I seem to remember from the old Stanley Weston mags that  Buddy Roberts and Jerry Brown had a good run in the Los Angeles territory around '73 - '74..