MACW/WCW Jim Crockett hero or just another notch?

September 14, 2010

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="olympia" data-cite="olympia" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28788" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>some fun new additions to the MAC line-up. Sheepherders can always cause a riot. Can only hope for a reprise of their bloody feud with the Fabs. Bobby Eaton getting the win over Gene Anderson at this stage is major. Hoping Dizzy Ed Hogan doesn't go crying to his "uncle" Terry like he always did in Memphis. Then again, letting Hulk come in to get carved up by Abdullah, the Funks, and Flair in Mid-Atlantic could be worth the price of admission. well-played with the Valentine vs Valiant storyline by the way.</div></blockquote> Hogan being brought in to the NWA to job out to the Mulkeys. <img alt=":D" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/biggrin.png.929299b4c121f473b0026f3d6e74d189.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> I would dig that. LOL. To be honest I really don't have anything in the works for the Barber/Butcher/Bootie man. So to be honest he can wine all he wants but I just don't see Mr. "ED" Hogan hanging around. But, as they say, you never know. Thanks for reading and I hope to keep you entertained for a few minutes. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Wee Bob" data-cite="Wee Bob" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28788" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>As a big fan of Arn Anderson and Bobby Eaton, I'm looking forward to seeing what you do with them as your diary goes on. Been enjoying it overall so far. I don't mean to nitpick here - and I don't know if anyone else has pointed this out - but you've mentioned Jim Crocket being David's dad a few times during the shows, but you've ran the Crocket cup - which was held in Jim's memory. It'd be Jim Crocket, Jr at this time, would it not? Before anyone bites my head off I don't mean to criticise, it just was something that jumped out at me. I'm a bit neurotic with things like that. Genuinely have been enjoying it so far and - just like olympia said - it seemed like a huge deal for Eaton to get a win over Gene Anderson. I'd love to see some sort of Anderson family stable/team.</div></blockquote> You know, I will have to admit I did not do to much research on that. I had assumed they were father and son. So if that is the case than My apoligies to the group, and a very good catch by you Mr. Wee Bob. Please feel free to write anything you wish as long as it is not a flame. And I did not take it in any way as being critical. Glad to have you aboard and hope you enjoy what I have instore.

BHK1978 · September 14, 2010

Hogan being brought in to the NWA to job out to the Mulkeys. I would dig that. LOL. To be honest I really don't have anything in the works for the Barber/Butcher/Bootie man. So to be honest he can wine all he wants but I just don't see Mr. "ED" Hogan hanging around. But, as they say, you never know. Thanks for reading and I hope to keep you entertained for a few minutes.

Wasn't Beefcake pretty good back then, before his accident. I remember as a kid he was one of my favorites, so maybe my childhood is clouding my judgement.

4horsemanfan · September 14, 2010

Ive thought of something. Try to see if u could get Tully Blanchard and team him with Arn Anderson and have them feud with Steamboat and Youngblood. Ive always wondered what that feud would be like. Arn and Bobby vs. Steamboat and Youngblood would be pretty cool as well.

September 15, 2010

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="BHK1978" data-cite="BHK1978" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28788" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Wasn't Beefcake pretty good back then, before his accident. I remember as a kid he was one of my favorites, so maybe my childhood is clouding my judgement.</div></blockquote> Beefcake at this time was still pretty raw. He really didnt hit his stride for about 5 more years in my own opinion. But that my opinon. He was entertaining but again in my opinion was never a top guy. Hate to try and ruin any child hood memories. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="4horsemanfan" data-cite="4horsemanfan" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28788" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Ive thought of something. Try to see if u could get Tully Blanchard and team him with Arn Anderson and have them feud with Steamboat and Youngblood. Ive always wondered what that feud would be like. Arn and Bobby vs. Steamboat and Youngblood would be pretty cool as well.</div></blockquote> Tully is staying put with his dad for the time being. But who knows from month to month. Right now getting some crazy moves that I havnt seen before from AI. But thats a good thing.

4horsemanfan · September 15, 2010

It seems hard to sign him because I tried to bring in him and gino to feud with steamboat & Youngblood. I just got them facing the briscoes. Im thinking about eventually breaking them off and putting one in a world title feud and another in us title fued. I may do a diary eventually but I dont know. One thing im gonna have is a great american bash tour like they did. maybe show a match on the mid-atlantic tv show and use MACW in your town as bash tour shows. Mines on a different version than this. Im still on tew 2007. I got so many things id like to do but dont know where to start.

September 15, 2010

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="4horsemanfan" data-cite="4horsemanfan" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28788" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>It seems hard to sign him because I tried to bring in him and gino to feud with steamboat & Youngblood. I just got them facing the briscoes. Im thinking about eventually breaking them off and putting one in a world title feud and another in us title fued. I may do a diary eventually but I dont know. One thing im gonna have is a great american bash tour like they did. maybe show a match on the mid-atlantic tv show and use MACW in your town as bash tour shows. Mines on a different version than this. Im still on tew 2007. I got so many things id like to do but dont know where to start.</div></blockquote> Go for it. One thing I have found out there are plenty of great folks here and are more than willing to share some insight on writing tips, etc. Years ago these boards were full of RW writeups. Now its pretty much Cverse. And there is nothing wrong with Cverse. I actually enjoy playing cverse over RW. Fell in love with cverse in an old 75 diary I had going on. Still kind of wished I stayed with it. Best advise I could have is do it if you think it you will enjoy it. Because believe me if you dont enjoy it, you will will come to a point where you dread posting. Play a few months before hand. Write a few shows up before you start posting. That away if you want to take some time off from writing you have some back up material allready for you. Find a style that you enjoy. My style of posting may not be for you. Or it may and you might do a better job at it. But first and foremost, have fun. I dont know about you but I already have a full time job, dont need another one. Anyways enough of my rantings <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> For the rest of you readers out there I am in the process of having World Wide wrote up. That leaves me with Clash of Champions. So depending on what I can get wrote up over the next couple of days is when I will post the cards. Its coming, just bare with me.

BHK1978 · September 15, 2010

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="cmdrsam" data-cite="cmdrsam" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28788" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Beefcake at this time was still pretty raw. He really didnt hit his stride for about 5 more years in my own opinion. But that my opinon. He was entertaining but again in my opinion was never a top guy. Hate to try and ruin any child hood memories.</div></blockquote> No you are not destroying any childhood memories. I stared to dislike him when he started to team with Hulk. To me like you said they were on different levels and Beefcake did not belong at or near the top. And even as a kid I kind of realized that.

September 17, 2010

Clash of The Champions preview.

Clash of Champions preview.

In a night full of champions where every title the NWA can bring into Norfolk VA. Jim Crockett Promotions proudly present Clash of The Champions.

Greg Valentine defends the United States Title against Jimmy Valiant.

Mike Rotundo VS Paul Jones

Ronnie Garvin defends the NWA TV Title against Paul Orndorff.

One Man Gang and Kelly Kininski defend the Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Titles against The Fabulous Ones.

Dory Funk Jr. defends the Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Title against Dick Slater and Bob Orton.

The Great Kabuki Vs Mark Youngblood

Ricky Steamboat and Jay Youngblood defend the NWA Tag Team belts against The Brisco Brothers.

Ric Flair defends his NWA World Heavyweight Title against Wahoo McDaniel and Terry Funk.

I have wrote enough of Clash to think possibly by the weekend I could be posting as many as three shows this weekend. So dont forget there will be two shows, Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling and World Wide will be posted before the Clash. Yes I realise this maybe unfair. But it does allow me to guage what people are thinking.

BHK1978 · September 17, 2010

Greg Valentine defends the United States Title against Jimmy Valiant.

Sorry Boogie Woogie man you are not going to be dancing tonight.

Mike Rotundo VS Paul Jones

Ronnie Garvin defends the NWA TV Title against Paul Orndorff.

One Man Gang and Kelly Kininski defend the Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Titles against The Fabulous Ones.

Sorry I have no clue who Kelly Kininski is and I know who the rest are so I will go with the Fabulous Ones with my messed up reasoning.

Dory Funk Jr. defends the Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Title against Dick Slater and Bob Orton.

The Great Kabuki Vs Mark Youngblood

Ricky Steamboat and Jay Youngblood defend the NWA Tag Team belts against The Brisco Brothers.

Ric Flair defends his NWA World Heavyweight Title against Wahoo McDaniel and Terry Funk.

This is not a why are you doing this question, more of a I am curious question. Did they have Triple Threat matches back then?

4horsemanfan · September 17, 2010

The three thing kinda got me at first but being creative is a good thing. Im not a big fan of three matches my self but people have different ideas about things. Overall I have enjoyed this diary. Ive done a few things different on my game as well than back like the Great American Bash didnt start until 1985 but I went ahead and made it a GAB tour like they had in 86 and 87. This diary has gave me a few ideas myself on what I want to do on my game.

4horsemanfan · September 17, 2010

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Clash of Champions preview.

In a night full of champions where every title the NWA can bring into Norfolk VA. Jim Crockett Promotions proudly present Clash of The Champions.

Greg Valentine defends the United States Title against Jimmy Valiant.
Mike Rotundo VS Paul Jones
Ronnie Garvin defends the NWA TV Title against Paul Orndorff.
One Man Gang and Kelly Kininski defend the Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Titles against The Fabulous Ones.
Dory Funk Jr. defends the Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Title against Dick Slater and Bob Orton.
The Great Kabuki Vs Mark Youngblood
Ricky Steamboat and Jay Youngblood defend the NWA Tag Team belts against The Brisco Brothers.
Ric Flair defends his NWA World Heavyweight Title against Wahoo McDaniel and Terry Funk.

Valentine over Valiant-Ive never seen Boogie as a US Champion. Entertaining yes and very popular but not a major title holder in my opinion.

Jones over Rotundo- I could it see it either way. This match could be used to boost Rotundo as I felt he was a great worker.

Orndorff over Garvin-I was never a big fan of Ronnie Garvin.

Fabulous ones

Great Kabuki

Steamboat& Youngblood- I never got to see these two team but ive heard how great they were.

Ric Flair- I doubt its time for him to drop the belt.

September 19, 2010

This is not a why are you doing this question, more of a I am curious question. Did they have Triple Threat matches back then?

If they did I am not aware of it. I think it was a few years down the road before the three way bouts would happen. But the way I have wrote this it just seems natural to have a three way. To be honest I may even be doing some four way matches for some of the lower card members down the road.

On a side note. I thought I would be posting up the cards by this weekend. I just went and reread some items, and to be honest I am going to rewrite some segments. But I think it will be well worth the wait. Between the three shows I have 29 pages on Open office. This is down from 37 on some quick rewrites. Just not happy with it yet. Please bare with me as I am working very hard to bring you what I have. Again I think it will be worth the wait.

BHK1978 · September 19, 2010

If they did I am not aware of it. I think it was a few years down the road before the three way bouts would happen. But the way I have wrote this it just seems natural to have a three way. To be honest I may even be doing some four way matches for some of the lower card members down the road.

On a side note. I thought I would be posting up the cards by this weekend. I just went and reread some items, and to be honest I am going to rewrite some segments. But I think it will be well worth the wait. Between the three shows I have 29 pages on Open office. This is down from 37 on some quick rewrites. Just not happy with it yet. Please bare with me as I am working very hard to bring you what I have. Again I think it will be worth the wait.

I am sure they happened before but the first time I remember triple threat matches was in ECW. I do not have a problem with you using them, I was just asking because I truly did not know.

September 23, 2010

Just a cheap bump here guys. I will indeed have shows posted this weekend. Think I am finally happy with the Clash write up. So this is what is going to happen. Will have Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling and World Wide Wrestling posted this weekend. Will have Clash posted by next thursday as this allows me time to begin writeups for the week after Clash of Champions which I have allready begun. Thank you for your patience and your continued support.

September 26, 2010

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Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling

Wk 3 Saturday May 1983

Florence SC

Florence Legion Field

1,897 Attendance.

Bob Caudle and Tony Schiavone welcome us to Florence South Carolina and to another great show of Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling. We have some footage of something that happened off the air last week on World Wide Wrestling.

The video begins to play as we see Bob Orton walking down a hallway to leave the building. He is talking to some unknown people about how glad he was to see Leduc and Koloff not get the tag belts. He is thinking about finding a partner himself to perhaps go after Steamboat and Youngblood perhaps down the road. As he pushes open a door to leave the building the door hits Jos Leduc. The cameras hurriedly head to the backstage, where Ivan Koloff and Jos Leduc are putting the finishing touches on a brutal beat down of Bob Orton Jr..

Rated: C+

We come out of the video feed and Jack Brisco is there at the broadcast table. Jack tells us this is the lawlessness that is driving him insane. Jos Leduc and Ivan Koloff are not worthy of any title as far as he concerned but that is another story. He is not out here to debate the ethics on Ivan or Jos for that matter. Its Dory Funk who he has his sights on. The last time we had a match says Jack, We fought to a time limit draw. Tonight Jack has another crack at that Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight title Dory has been holding on to. And Terry Funk is not in the building so maybe he has a fair shot at beating Dory tonight. As he leaves Jerry Brisco comes out and they shake hands and Jack tells Jerry good luck on his match due next.

Rated: C+

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Jerry Brisco vs. The Great Kabuki W/ Gary Hart

Jerry Brisco is in the ring as The Great Kabuki has been announced and is led out by his manager Gary Hart. Kabuki drops down to a knee as he gets into the ring and spits out a red mist. After things settle down the match begins and the two circle around. They are about to tie up and Kabuki knees Jerry Brisco in the gut. Kabuki steps back and runs at Jerry then leg lariats him to the mat. Kabuki with a quick cover, Tommy Young drops down and counts to one before Jerry kicks out.

Kabuki waits for Jerry to get to his feet and super kicks him. Kabuki follows with a corkscrew legdrop then a elbow drop to the sternum of Jerry Brisco. Another cover by The Great Kabuki gets him a two count.

The Great Kabuki measures Jerry Brisco up and lands a thrust to the throat. The Great Kabuki spinning mule kicks Jerry Brisco. Cover by Kabuki and Jerry puts his feet under the ropes to stop the count. Tony Schiavone notes that so far this has been all Kabuki.

Both men are on their feet and jostle for position. Jerry Brisco with a hiptoss on Kabuki. Jerry Brisco puts The Great Kabuki in an arm grapevine submission. Gary Hart steps onto the ring apron and begins to yell at Tommy Young. Young is telling Hart to get off the mat. Jerry Brisco releases the grapevine hold and goes over to Hart. Hart slaps Jerry Brisco. Jerry grabs a hold of Gary Hart and rears back and decks Gary sending him crashing out of the ring.

Kabuki is waiting for Jerry to turn around and spits a red mist into Jerry's eyes. Kabuki dropkicks Jerry Brisco in the knee as Tommy Young calls for the bell. The Great Kabuki has been disqualified. Gary Hart is yelling at Jerry to never lay another hand on him ever again as he is trying to hold back Kabuki.

Jack Brisco comes running out to check on his brother as Gary Hart and The Great Kabuki leave.

Jerry Brisco defeated The Great Kabuki in 7:34 by DQ.

Rated: C+

Bugsy McGraw comes to the ring and challenges The Assassin to a match. Bugsy McGraw is in the ring when The Assassin comes out. He says that he accepts the challenge, and will face him in a match. The Assassin attacks Bugsy McGraw backstage, and leaves him down and out.

D+, C, D+ On Various segments

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Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Championship

The Fabulous Ones vs. Kelly Kininski and One Man Gang© W/Oliver Humperdink

The Mid-Atlantic tag team champions are already in the ring as The Fabulous Ones are announced. Steve Keirn and Stan Lane come out to a decent ovation and enter the ring. One Man Gang and Kelly Kininski attack The Fabulous Ones as soon as they enter the ring. But both Steve and Stan fight them off.

Things settle down and One Man Gang and Kelly Kininski start to isolate Steve Keirn from his tag team partner. Kelly Kininski has Steve in a chin lock. Steve pushes Kelly's thumbs into his mouth biting down on them. Kelly is screaming but Pee Wee Anderson mistakes it for extra effort by Kelly Kininski.

Kelly complains to the ref about the biting and before he can check Steve lets go. Still in the chin lock again Steve pushes Kelly's thumbs into his mouth biting them again. Kelly releases the chin lock shaking his hands in pain. Steve Keirn tags in Stan Lane.

Steve and Stan double dropkick Kelly Kininski. One Man Gang comes in a another double dropkick sends him down to the mat. Kininski scrambles into the ring and an armdrag by Steve Keirn followed by a elbow drop by Lane. Lane with a cover,...1....2.. One Man Gang pulls out Kelly Kininski. Oliver Humperdink has the tag belts and orders his men to retreat. Oh come on now! Anderson counts to 10 counting out the Mid-Atlantic tag champs as they booed retreating to the backstage area. Your winners, The Fabulous Ones. But due to the count out One Man Gang and Kelly Kininski retain the belts.

The Fabulous Ones defeated Kiniski and One Man Gang in 6:11 via count out.

Rated: D+

Superstar Billy Graham comes out for a few words with Bob Caudle. Billy Graham goes on to tell us he has been around the world baby, and this area has always been the hotbed of professional wrestling. The Superstar decided since he was the hottest thing in professional wrestling he would come to the hottest area. But this so called Mr. Wonderful shows up and tries to steal the spotlight from the Superstar. For that this never was must be pushed back under the rock where he came from. Tonight he will make Paul Orndorff wish he stayed out of here.

Rated: C+

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Brad Armstrong vs. Paul Jones

Both men are in the ring after the announcements have been made. They go to tie up and Paul Jones with a quick thumb to the eye has Brad Armstrong back peddling. Jones begins to work a slow paced match working a hammerlock to perfection. Seeing he was not going to make Brad give up he resorted to choke holds. Jones has Brad against the ropes choking him then uses the ropes to fling his opponent back to the mat.

The fans boos Paul and he starts to get into it with a few of them. Brad has regained his senses and catches Paul with a right hand. Brad now with a left, another left, a right hand drops Paul Jones. Brad reaches down and pulls up Paul. Brad whips Jones into the ropes and lands a elbow to the chest taking the wind out of Paul. Brad slips in behind Jones and locks in a sleeper hold.

Paul Jones quickly slips to Brad's side and lifts up Brad for a side slam. Indian deathlock applied by Paul Jones. Referee Pee Wee Anderson is checking for a tap out. ... ... Brad Armstrong tries to escape. ... ... Brad Armstrong tries to escape. ... ... Paul Jones tightens the hold. ... ... Brad Armstrong is fighting the hold. ... ... Brad Armstrong taps out.

Paul Jones defeated Brad Armstrong in 6:14 by pinfall with a Indian Deathlock.

Rated: C-

Tony Schiavone reminds us we are less than one week away from Clash of Champions. And in the main event that night we will have Ric Flair defending his NWA World Heavyweight Championship against Terry Funk and Wahoo McDaniel. We have put together a video package of these three men for your viewing pleasure.

In this video we see some career highlights of Terry Funk winning the NWA Belt back in 1975 among other highlights including his interference as of late. Wahoo McDaniels and his four time winning the Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight title plus his 3 time winning the United States Championship. It also highlights his match up with Flair from Crockett Cup. And finally it stops with Ric Flair himself. It shows the five times him winning the United States Championship, his three time NWA World Tag Team Championship wins. After each title win it features his patent Whoo!

Rated: B+

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Paul Orndorff vs. Superstar Billy Graham vs. The Assassin

The three men are in the ring. The Assassin and Superstar Billy Graham are looking at one another as if asking which one is going to go after Paul Orndorff. Paul rushes and takes Billy Graham's head off with a clothesline that sends Graham to the floor. Paul Orndorff short lariats The Assassin. Paul Orndorff punches The Assassin in the head repeatedly. The Assassin goes for a dropkick but Paul Orndorff avoids it by swatting him away in midair. The Assassin knee Paul in the gut and drags him to the floor. Stu Schwartz starts the count (.1) The Assassin chokes Paul Orndorff with a microphone cable. Superstar Billy Graham picks up Paul Orndorff and hits him with a Back Suplex. Superstar Billy Graham gets up.

(..2) (...3) (....4) The Assassin bounces Superstar Billy Graham off the ring apron and clotheslines him. (.....5) They head back into the ring. The Assassin hits Superstar Billy Graham with an elbow drop from the second turnbuckle. Superstar Billy Graham is back on his feet. Superstar Billy Graham picks up The Assassin and delivers a bone crunching shoulder breaker.

Superstar Billy Graham suplexes The Assassin. Paul Orndorff gets back to his feet and rolls into the ring. Superstar Graham sees him and rolls out. Paul Orndorff climbs to the top of the turnbuckle and executes the diving headbutt on The Assassin. Paul Orndorff stands up. Paul Orndorff picks up The Assassin and lands with an atomic drop. Superstar Billy Graham brings a chair to the ring. Stu Schwartz warns him not to use it. Superstar Billy Graham shoves him aside and CRACK! Nails Paul with the chair. ring, ring, ring! Stu Schwartz calls for the bell. Superstar Billy Graham was disqualified.

Paul Orndorff defeated Superstar Billy Graham and The Assassin in 10:03 when Superstar Billy Graham was disqualified by using a chair.

Rated: B-

The Assassin rolls out of the ring and heads to the backstage area. Billy Graham is still clutching the chair and beats Paul Orndorff in the back with it. Out comes Paul Jones as he is directing Graham to continue his assault. NWA officials come out and Graham drops the chair. Paul Jones holds Billy's arms in the air in victory as NWA officials are crowding over Paul Orndorff to check on his status.

Rated: C-

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Dory Funk Jr. © vs. Jack Brisco

Stu Schwartz hoists up the title and the bell rings. The two circle around a few times and go to lock up. Jack with a quick headlock. Dory pushes off and throws Jack into the ropes. Dory goes for a clothesline but Jack ducks under. Jack Brisco stops in his tracks and Dory turns around only to be kicked in the stomach. Dory Funk Jr. gets thrown into the corner and gets boot choked by Jack Brisco. Jack Brisco bounces Dory Funk Jr. off the ropes and clotheslines him. Jack Brisco stomps Dory Funk Jr.

Dory Funk Jr. trips up Jack and gets to his feet. Dory Funk waits for Jack Brisco to get to his feet and delivers a neck-breaker on him. Dory covers Jack Brisco hooking the leg. The ref starts the count....1...2 Jack Brisco kicks out. Dory Funk Jr. goes for a spinning leg lariat on Jack Brisco but Jack ducks under it causing Dory to land on the mat. Jack Brisco pulls up and whips him into the turnbuckle. Jack Brisco comes over and smashes Funk's head into it. Brisco jabs away at Dory. Jack throws Dory off the ropes and hits him with a cross-body block. Jack Brisco with a cover and Funk kicks out immediately.

Jack Brisco puts Dory Funk Jr. in the double reverse chin lock. Stu Schwartz asks Funk if he quits. ... (AHHHH!) ... Dory Funk Jr. finally gets to the ropes. Jack Brisco breaks the hold. Brisco stomps away at Dory. Dory Funk Jr. is fighting to get back on his feet. Dory Funk Jr. chops Jack . Dory Funk Jr. executes a headlock take down.

Dory Funk Jr. measures Jack Brisco up and drops a closed fist. Stu Swartz pulls Dory off and begins to berate him for the closed fist. Jack gets back to his feet and the two tie up again. Jack Brisco throws Dory Funk Jr. off the ropes and hits him with a cross-body block. Jack Brisco covers,....1....2.. kick out again by the champion.

Jack Brisco has the advantage, and he grabs Dory Funk Jr. with an arm wrench. After a few moments does Jack allow Dory to get back to his feet. Dory gets thrown into the corner and Jack follows him in and begins to boot choke him. Jack Brisco jabs Dory Funk Jr. Again Jack throws Dory into the turnbuckle. Jack Brisco comes over and smashes Dory Funk Jr.'s head into it. Jack Brisco bounces Dory Funk Jr. off the ropes and clotheslines him. Jack Brisco throws Dory Funk Jr. off the ropes and hits him with a cross-body block. Jack with a cover and hook of the leg,.....1.......2.......3! No wait, Dory had his hand on the ropes. Jack Brisco cant believe it.

Jack is pleading with Stu that he had the match won. Dory rolls out and grabs the Mid-Atlantic championship. Dory says he is done with this and has nothing to prove. He walks back to the back stage as Stu counts. Jack Brisco is taunting and begging Dory to come back. Jack's arm is raised in victory but he pulls away from Stu obviously upset he does not have the title.

Jack Brisco defeated Dory Funk Jr. in 15:08 by count out.

Rated: B-

Man this is highway robbery. Dory should have been ordered back to the ring or give up his title explains Bob Caudle. And thats all the time we have tonight fans. Don't forget World Wide Wrestling tomorrow on WTBS. Good night everyone.

Overall C+

BHK1978 · September 26, 2010

Paul Jones defeated Brad Armstrong in 6:14 by pinfall with a Indian Deathlock.Rated: C-

And with that, I guess the Armstrong family curse lives on!

September 27, 2010

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World Wide Wrestling

Wk 3 Sunday May 1983

Atlanta Ga

Atlanta Memorial Colosseum

5,870 Attendance

Gordon Solie and David Crockett welcome us to another great night of World Wide Wrestling here on WTBS as we are bringing you the very best of NWA action. David Crockett tells us he has a very important message regarding tonight's main event. David goes on to say since all three of the participants main event have been getting involved with each others matches. They can be in a match together tonight. And since Harley Race has been itching to get involved by running his mouth, well we are going to have a good old fashion tag team match. Terry Funk will team with Wahoo McDaniel VS Harley Race and Ric Flair. Gordon Solie announces “Wow, what a bombshell!”

Ric Flair comes out and say no way is this going to happen. Not a chance. Terry Funk then comes out and starts pointing fingers at Flair and says there is no way he is teaming with Wahoo tonight. Wahoo storms the set and says he doesn't care for it but finally he can get his hands on Flair and know right where Terry Funk is at. Harley Race is the last out and is laughing. Race asks who is the idiot that booked this match allowing him a front row seat to watch Flair get picked apart. All four men start yelling at one another and pushing on one another when David Crockett announces that if all four men do night try and make this work. They will not get another shot at the belt for one year.

Rated: B-

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Mike Rotundo vs. Paul Jones

With the major news of tonights main event still buzzing around these two got into the ring as NWA officials finally get order restored at the broadcast booth. Paul Jones begins to berate the fans at ringside. Mike Rotundo steps behind Paul Jones and delivers a elbow smash to the face. Rotundo follows it up with a backward kick. Paul Jones struggles to his feet and lands a few right hands stopping Mike for a moment. Paul goes for a vertical suplex but Rotundo blocks it.

Mike Rotundo lands a belly-to-belly suplex instead. Mike Rotundo grabs Paul Jones's arm, takes him down, and puts him in the armbar. Referee Pee Wee Anderson is checking for a tap out. ... ... Mike Rotundo tightens the hold. ... ... (AHHHH!) Paul Jones gets to the ropes to break the hold.

Paul Jones kicks Rotundo in the back of the leg. Paul Jones stomps on Mike Rotundo. Paul Jones pokes Mike Rotundo in the eyes. Jones has a shocked look for a second and points to outside the ring. Pee Wee looks at where Paul is pointing has Paul laughs andlands a headbutt to Mike Rotundo's groin.

Paul is laughing and playing to the crowd. Pee Wee Anderson warns Jones not to pull that again. Mike Rotundo gets up and starts wailing away on Jones. Rotundo throws Paul Jones off the ropes and hits him with a diving shoulder block. Mike pulls Paul Jones up and sends him into the turnbuckle. Rotundo stalls for a second and goes for a splash in the corner. Jones moves out at the last instant causing Mike to go face first into the turnbuckle.

Paul Jones picks up Rotundo and lifts Mike up by one of his legs, and drops him in a way to cause Rotundo's leg to bend backwards. Indian deathlock applied by Paul Jones. Referee Pee Wee Anderson is checking for a tap out. ... ... (AHHHH!) ... ... (AHHHH!) ... ... Mike Rotundo is fighting the hold. ... (AHHHH!) ... Mike Rotundo tries to escape. ... Paul Jones tightens the hold. ... Mike Rotundo taps out.

Paul Jones defeated Mike Rotundo in 6:01 by submission with an Indian Death Lock.

Rated: D+

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Bugsy McGraw is the last one announced and he comes running down doing his superman bit. Bugsy goes running against the ropes and bounces off of them going side to side. The Assassin steps in and goes for a clothesline but Bugsy ducks under. A series of left jabs by Bugsy has The Assassin buckling.

Bugsy goes for a axhandle smash but gets elbowed in his midsection by The Assassin. Bugsy McGraw gets picked up and dropped with the fireman's carry by The Assassin. The Assassin hits Bugsy McGraw with an elbow drop. The Assassin goes for a pin. Pee Wee Anderson counts the pin. ...1 ...2 Bugsy McGraw escapes.

The Assassin bounces Bugsy McGraw off the ropes and clotheslines him. The Assassin reaches down and pulls up Bugsy goes to throw him into the ropes again. Bugsy with a reversal and its The Assassin who bounces off the ropes and get lifted high in the air with a backdrop. Bugsy applies a Boston crab to The Assassin. The referee is checking the situation. ... Bugsy McGraw tightens the hold. ... The Assassin tries to escape. The Assassin finally reaches the ropes to break the hold.

The Assassin is back on his feet and he slaps Bugsy McGraw. Bugsy shakes his head and begins to slap his own face. The Assassin with a kick to the gut stops Bugsy. The Assassin executes a huge gutbuster on Bugsy McGraw. The Assassin goes for a pin. Referee Pee Wee Anderson makes the count. ...1 ...2 ...3!

The Assassin defeated Bugsy McGraw in 6:04 by pinfall.

Rated: C-

Jack and Jerry Brisco come out to a great fan reaction. They walk up to Bob Caudle and shake his hand. Jack Brisco say that Clash of Champions are right around the corner. And since Jos Leduc and Ivan Koloff could not do the job. And since the Briscos don't have a match as of now, they want a shot at the NWA Tag Team champions. Jerry Brisco says they have nothing but respect for the champions, but him and his brother feel they can beat the champs.

Ricky Steamboat and Jay Youngblood come out with their belts over their shoulders. Both teams shake each others hands. Ricky says they have a lot of respect for the Brisco's as well. Jack and Jerry both have done a lot in this sport. And it would be an honor to wrestle them for the titles. David Crockett says he will have contracts drawn up.

Rated: C+

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Gordon Solie and David Crockett are still talking about the just added match for Clash of The Champions. During the match we have some great action going on. Lets take you to the conclusion of this match up.

Jerry Brisco and Jimmy Valiant whip Dory Funk Jr. into the ropes. They hit Dory Funk Jr. with a double kick to the midsection. Jimmy Valiant leaves the ring. Dory Funk Jr. throws Jerry Brisco out of the ring. Dory Funk Jr. goes through the ropes. Jerry Brisco catches him in a belly-to-belly suplex. Jerry Brisco whips Dory Funk Jr. into the guardrail. Jerry Brisco catches him in a belly-to-belly suplex. Jerry Brisco throws Dory Funk Jr. back into the ring. Jerry Brisco is going for the pin. Stu Schwartz counts: One, two, kick out. Jerry Brisco tags out to Jimmy Valiant. Jerry Brisco nails Dory Funk Jr. with a lariat. Jimmy Valiant catches Dory Funk Jr. in an inside cradle. Stu Schwartz counts: One, two, kick out.

Jerry Brisco leaves the ring. Jimmy Valiant whips Dory Funk Jr. into the ropes, but Dory Funk Jr. reverses it. Dory Funk Jr. nails him with a chop. Dory Funk Jr. takes him down with a fireman's carry.

Jimmy Valiant executes a roundhouse right. Jerry Brisco enters the ring to make it two-on-one. Jimmy Valiant and Jerry Brisco whip Dory Funk Jr. into the ropes. They hit Dory Funk Jr. with a double backdrop. Arn Anderson enters the ring, but gets cut off. Jimmy Valiant and Jerry Brisco whip Dory Funk Jr. into the ropes. They hit Dory Funk Jr. with a double kick to the midsection. Jerry Brisco leaves the ring. Jimmy Valiant nails him with a chop. Dory Funk Jr. whips Jimmy Valiant into the ropes. Jimmy Valiant hits Dory Funk Jr. with a backdrop. Jimmy Valiant takes him down with a chop. Jimmy Valiant goes for a flying clothesline, but Dory Funk Jr. counters it with a duck-down move.

Dory Funk Jr. nails him with a double under hook suplex. Dory Funk Jr. whips Jimmy Valiant into the ropes. Dory Funk Jr. goes for a sleeper hold, but Jimmy Valiant counters it with a jawbreaker. Jimmy Valiant goes for a face rake, but Dory Funk Jr. blocks it. Dory Funk Jr. runs into the ropes. Dory Funk Jr. misses with a clothesline. Jimmy Valiant misses with a clothesline. Dory Funk Jr. takes him down with a sleeper hold. Jimmy Valiant reaches the ropes after being trapped for 8 seconds. Dory Funk Jr. runs into the ropes. Jimmy Valiant nails him with a kick to the head. Jimmy Valiant nails him with a jawbreaker. Jimmy Valiant nails him with a chop that drops Dory Funk. Jimmy winds up and drops a elbow on Dory. Jimmy Valiant is going for the pin. Stu Schwartz counts: One, two, THREE!

Jimmy Valiant and The Brisco Brothers defeated Greg Valentine, Arn Anderson and Dory Funk Jr. in 8:03 when Jimmy Valiant defeated Dory Funk by pinfall.

Rated: C

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Stagger Lee and Sweet Brown Sugar came running into the ring and tried to keep this a fast paced match. They even cleared the ring with double drop kicks on Jos Leduc and Ivan Koloff. But eventually the much more experienced team of Jos Leduc and Ivan Koloff started to take apart the younger team. We take you now to the conclusion of the match.

Jos Leduc picks Stagger Lee up and side suplexes him to the mat. Jos Leduc stomps Stagger Lee's head. Jos Leduc knee drops Stagger Lee. Jos Leduc is back on his feet. Stagger Lee gets back to his feet. Jos Leduc pump handle slams Stagger Lee to the mat. Jos Leduc with a Bearhug on Stagger Lee. Stu Schwartz is checking for a tap out. ... (AHHHH!) ... ... ... ... ... (AHHHH!) ... Stagger Lee is fighting the hold. ... Stagger Lee is fighting the hold. ... ... Stagger Lee tries to escape. Stagger Lee taps out.

Ivan Koloff and Jos Leduc defeated Stagger Lee and Sweet Brown Sugar in 5:55 when Jos Leduc defeated Sweet Brown Sugar by submission with a Bearhug.

Rated: C-

A video is aired and we see some career highlights of Terry Funk winning the NWA Belt back in 1975 among other highlights including his interference as of late. Wahoo McDaniels and his four time winning the Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight title plus his 3 time winning the United States Championship. It also highlights his match up with Flair from Crockett Cup. And finally it stops with Ric Flair himself. It shows the five times him winning the United States Championship, his three time NWA World Tag Team Championship wins. After each title win it features his patent Whoo!

Rated: B

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Paul Orndorff vs. Superstar Billy Graham

Paul Orndorff is in the ring as Superstar Billy Graham makes his way into the ring. Paul jumps on the early opportunity begins to punch Superstar Billy Graham in the head. Superstar Billy Graham with a quick thrust in the throat and then nails Paul Orndorff with a belly-to-back suplex. Superstar Billy Graham measures Paul Orndorff up and drops a closed fist. Superstar Billy Graham chokes Paul Orndorff with the ropes.

Paul fires back with elbows to the gut. Superstar Billy Graham takes a step back trying to catch his breath. Superstar Billy Graham gets thrown into the turnbuckle. Paul Orndorff comes over and smashes Superstar Billy Graham's head into it.

Paul Orndorff with a headlock take down. Paul Jones comes out from in the back and gets close to ringside. Paul releases the headlock and begins to warn Paul Jones to stay out of his business. Graham gets back to his feet and clubs Paul Orndorff from behind. Superstar Billy Graham picks up Paul Orndorff and hits a Suplex. Superstar Billy Graham is back on his feet. Superstar Billy Graham hits Paul Orndorff with the belly-to-belly suplex. Superstar Billy Graham suplexes Paul Orndorff. Superstar Billy Graham lock on a Bearhug on Paul Orndorff. Referee Stu Schwartz is checking for a tap out. ... Superstar Billy Graham tightens the hold. ... (AHHHH!) ... ... (AHHHH!) ... Paul Orndorff is fighting the hold. ... ... ... (AHHHH!) ... ... Superstar Billy Graham tightens the hold. Paul Orndorff taps out.

Superstar Billy Graham defeated Paul Orndorff in 9:46 by submission with a Bearhug.

Rated: B-

As Orndorff struggles to his feet, Paul Jones comes out and barks some kind of order to Billy Graham. Superstar Graham tosses a vicious fireball into Orndorff's face. As Paul Orndorff rolls around the mat screaming in agony, as NWA officials come running down along with other wrestlers. Superstar Graham makes a hasty retreat. Mike Rotundo gets into Paul Jones face and begins to yell at him. Paul Jones sucker punches him before making a hasty retreat himself.

Rated: C+

Gordon Solie: What is Superstars problem? Does he not realize he could permanently cost somebodies career doing that? Lets hope Paul Orndorff is alright.

David Crockett: I really don't think he cares Gordon. Excuse me while I go and check on Paul's condition.

Gordon Solie is buying time as David Crockett enters ring to see what is going on. Eventually Paul does get to his feet as he declines any help. The burn marks on his face are clearly visible as he leaves. The fans applaud him as he leaves.

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Ric Flair and Harley Race vs. Wahoo McDaniel and Terry Funk

Each man came out individually and are very wary of each other. You can really feel the tension here tonight ladies and gentlemen explains Gordon Solie. Wahoo is adamant about starting for his team. Race is going to start for his team. The bell rings and Race backs up to his corner and slaps Flair on the shoulder tagging him in. Flair is beside himself but reluctantly comes into the ring.

This turns into a move showcase from everybody. As each participant was trying to show what each man has. Then tagging in their partner to see if they could one up them. The tensions are rising on each move and tag in. And how they lasted this long coexisting is nothing short of minor miracle.

After a nasty exchange of chops between Wahoo and Ric Flair, Flair tries to tag in Harley Race but Harley steps down from the ring pretending to tie his boots up. Wahoo tag is Terry Funk by slapping his chest. Terry takes offense to the manner he was tagged in and tags back to Wahoo with a slap harder than Wahoo. The two begin to trade shots as Funk pulls Wahoo in the ring. Wahoo is starting to get the upper hand as Flair comes up and rolls him up with a handful of tights. Funk is disgusted and leaves the ring. Tommy Young goes to count,...1.....2......3!

Ric Flair and Harley Race defeated Terry Funk and Wahoo McDaniel in 11:45 when Ric Flair defeated Wahoo McDaniel by pinfall.

Rated: B-

The match is over and there are still some pushing and shoving going on. Terry Funk goes back into the ring and starts nailing away on Wahoo. Race and Flair are going at it. As half of the roster begins to pour out from out back, Wahoo McDaniel begins to chop away on Terry Funk, Ric Flair, and Harley Race.

Rated: B

Gordon Solie: And thats all the time we have tonight folks. We will see you at Clash of The Champions this Thursday night. This is Gordon Solie, and speaking for my partner David Crockett, good night everybody.

Overall B-

October 1, 2010

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Clash of Champions

Week 4 Thursday May, 1983

Norfolk Va

Norfolk Scope

12,234 attendance

A video is aired and we see some career highlights of Terry Funk winning the NWA Belt back in 1975 among other highlights including his interference as of late. Wahoo McDaniels and his four time winning the Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight title plus his 3 time winning the United States Championship. It also highlights his match up with Flair from Crockett Cup. And finally it stops with Ric Flair himself. It shows the five times him winning the United States Championship, his three time NWA World Tag Team Championship wins. After each title win it features his patent Whoo!

Rated: B-

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We come out of the video feed and are welcomed to the show by Gordon Solie, Bob Caudle and Tony Schiavone. It is announced that David Crockett has some words for us. David Crockett welcomes us to Clash of Champions. He says we have a very exciting night of NWA action for us tonight. Because of all of the feed back he has been getting we will have another Clash of Champions later in the year with perhaps even more NWA belts being brought in for title defenses. As we get ready for our first match of the night we take you to some video of its participants.

Video feed of what has been happening between Greg Valentine and Jimmy Valiant. It shows Valiant with a stunning non title win against Greg. Then it shows Greg winning handily against Valiant. It finishes with Valiant going on a hot streak going into this match.

Rated:B

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United States Championship

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Greg "The Hammer" Valentine vs. Jimmie "Boogie Woogie Man" Valiant

Tony Schiavone This match is for the United States title. On his way to the ring at this time, the challenger, weighing in at 252 pounds, from New York City, Jimmie "Boogie Woogie Man" Valiant!!!

Talk about the boy from New York City is played as Jimmy Valiant makes his way down to ringside.

Tony Schiavone: And his opponent, weighing in at 243 pounds, from Seattle, Washington he holds the United States Champion title belt, Greg "The Hammer" Valentine!!!

Greg "The Hammer" Valentine walks to the ring. Tommy Young is the referee for this contest. Tommy Young checks Jimmie "Boogie Woogie Man" Valiant's boots and knee pads. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine walks around the ring.

The bell rings and the two go nose to nose. Valentine rakes the eye of Valiant. Jimmie Valiant responds by raking the face of Valentine. Jimmie Valiant knife hand chops Greg. Greg grabs a hold of Jimmy Valiant and whips him into the turnbuckle. Greg comes over and smashes Jimmie Valiant's head into it. Jimmie Valiant get nailed with a double axhandle chop from Greg Valentine.

Greg "The Hammer" Valentine gouges Jimmie "Boogie Woogie Man" Valiant's eyes out.

Gordon Solie: Greg "The Hammer" Valentine with a illegal eye gouge.

Valiant with a stiff kick in the gut stalls Greg Valentine. Jimmie Valiant piledrives Valentine. Jimmie Valiant covers Greg and hooks the leg. Tommy Young counts the pin. ...1 ...2, Greg "The Hammer" Valentine kicks out.

Bob Caudle: That was almost the end of the match right there!

Greg gets back to his feet and picks Jimmie Valiant up and side suplexes him to the mat. Greg "The Hammer" Valentine and Jimmie "Boogie Woogie Man" Valiant go to the floor Tommy Young starts the count (.1) The two begin trading shots and Jimmie Valiant picks up Greg and delivers a bone crunching shoulder breaker. (..2) Tommy Young comes out and tries to get the two back into the ring.Jimmie Valiant sends Valentine into Tommy Young as he was trying to whip Valentine into the steel steps.

Bob Caudle: I don't think that was intentional.

Jimmie Valiant starts to drop some big time bombs on Valentine while on the floor. A waist lock suplex from Jimmie "Boogie Woogie Man" Valiant sends Valentine hard to the cold hard floor. Tommy Young is stirring around as both men go back into the ring. A right hand is block by Valentine and he knifehand chops Jimmie Valiant. Greg lifts Jimmie Valiant and delivers a back breaker. Greg Valentine hooks Jimmie Valiant in the Figure Four Leglock. The referee is checking the situation. ... ... Jimmie Valiant is fighting the hold. ... Jimmie Valiant tries to escape. ... ... ...The crowd begins to cheer for him as Greg "The Hammer" Valentine tightens the hold. ... ... ... Jimmie Valiant is fighting the hold. ... Its to much for him and Jimmie Valiant taps out.

Gordon Solie: We've got ourselves a winner!

Tony Schiavone: The winner of this match, and still United States Champion champion, Greg "The Hammer" Valentine!!!

Greg Valentine defeated Jimmy Valiant in 9:43 by submission with The Figure Four Leglock.

Rated: B-

Superstar Billy Graham comes out and is immediately booed by the crowd.

Superstar Billy Graham: Can you believe this? The international superstar, me. Is not scheduled to be in a match tonight. What a travesty for the ladies tonight to not see the Superstar in action. But it is a good thing for Pauly girl Orndorff because I would break him in half. Paul, its real simple. This is my territory. Leave while you still can.

Rated: C+

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Mike Rotundo vs. Paul Jones

Tony Schiavone: On his way to the ring at this time, weighing in at 243 pounds,, Mike Rotundo!!!

Mike Rotundo comes to the ring.

Tony Schiavone: And his opponent, weighing in at 225 pounds,, Paul Jones!!!

Paul Jones walks to the ring. Stu Schwartz is the referee for this contest. Mike Rotundo walks around the ring. Stu Schwartz checks Paul Jones's boots and knee pads and then Mike Rotundo's. (the bell rings) Mike Rotundo runs and tackles Paul Jones. Mike Rotundo punches him in the head. Paul Jones gets back to his feet. Paul Jones kicks Mike Rotundo in the stomach. Paul Jones is hit with a backward kick that drops him to the mat. Paul Jones gets hit with a diving elbow smash from Mike Rotundo. A cover by Mike but Paul kicks out right from the start.

Paul Jones is up and jabs a thumb to Rotundo's eye. Paul Jones tries for a vertical suplex but Mike Rotundo counters out by shifting his weight and lands behind Jones. Mike runs Paul into the ropes and lands a back body drop on Paul.

Bob Caudle: Great counter there by Rotundo.

Paul Jones gets sent into the turnbuckle and Mike Rotundo follows him in and lands a splash. Mike is feeling it and starts to play for the fans. Paul Jones pokes Mike Rotundo in the eyes stalling him. Paul Jones gouges Mike Rotundo's eyes out. Paul Jones with a big time belly to belly suplex. Paul Jones applies a Indian Deathlock on Mike Rotundo. Stu Schwartz asks Mike Rotundo if he quits. ... ... ... ... Mike Rotundo is fighting the hold. ... ... Paul Jones tightens the hold. ... ... Mike Rotundo tries to escape. ... ... (AHHHH!) Mike Rotundo taps out.

Bob Caudle: We've got ourselves a winner!

Tony Schiavone: The winner of this match, Paul Jones!!!

Paul Jones defeated Mike Rotundo in 5:55 by submission with an Indian Death Lock.

Rated: C

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NWA National TV Title

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Paul Orndorff vs. Ronnie Garvin©

Tony Schiavone: This match is for the NWA National TV Title title. On his way to the ring at this time, weighing in at 253 pounds, from Tampa Florida, Paul Orndorff!!! (crowd cheers *******)

Paul Orndorff comes to the ring.

Tony Schiavone: And his opponent, weighing in at 231 pounds, from Montreal Canada he holds the NWA National TV Title title belt, Ronnie Garvin!!! (crowd boos ******)

Ronnie Garvin walks to the ring. Tommy Young is the referee for this contest. Tommy Young checks Paul Orndorff's boots and knee pads. Ronnie Garvin tests out the ropes.

(ding, ding, ding) The two circle one another and tie up and Orndorff with a knee to Garvin's gut. Ronnie Garvin is buckled over in pain. Ronnie Garvin gets thrown into the turnbuckle. Paul Orndorff comes over and smashes Ronnie Garvin's head into it.

Tony Schiavone: Paul Orndorff with a head smash into turnbuckle.

Bob Caudle: That will jar the melon.

Ronnie Garvin bounces Paul Orndorff off the ropes and hits him with a backdrop. Ronnie Garvin stomps Paul Orndorff's head.

Bob Caudle: Is this the Garvin stomp I am seeing?

Gordon Solie: Indeed it is Bob.

Ronnie Garvin stomps Paul Orndorff in the arm, then leg, then the other leg, then an arm. Ronnie Garvin picks up Paul and sets up for a running clothesline. Paul Orndorff catches Garvin and side slams him to the mat. Indian deathlock applied by Paul Orndorff. Tommy Young is checking for a tap out. ... ... Paul Orndorff tightens the hold. ... Ronnie Garvin is fighting the hold. ... Ronnie Garvin gets to the ropes and breaks the hold.

Ronnie Garvin moves back to his feet. Ronnie Garvin applies a nerve hold to Paul Orndorff. The referee is checking the situation. ... Ronnie Garvin tightens the hold. ... Ronnie Garvin tightens the hold. ... Paul Orndorff tries to escape. Ronnie Garvin breaks the hold. Ronnie Garvin mule kicks Paul Orndorff.

Gordon Solie: Paul Orndorff takes a mule kick.

Ronnie Garvin uses a snap mare takeover on Paul Orndorff. Paul Orndorff jumps up and short lariats Ronnie Garvin. Superstar Billy Graham comes out and starts to get into it the the fans. Paul Orndorff catches Billy out of his eyes and is furious. Paul begs for Billy Graham to get into the ring with him. He is even holding the ropes for Billy. Ronnie Garvin spins Paul around and connects with his Hands of Stone Punch. Ronnie Garvin goes for a pin. The ref starts the count. ...1 ...2 ...3!

Tony Schiavone: The winner of this match, and still NWA National TV Title champion, Ronnie Garvin!!!

Ronnie Garvin defeated Paul Orndorff in 10:25 by pinfall with a Hands of Stone Punch. During the match we also had Superstar Billy Graham run in and attack Orndorff.

Rated: B-

Billy Graham climbs into the ring and begins to laugh at Orndorff who is still on the mat. Ronnie Garvin rolls out of the ring after wiping sweat off of his forehead and flinging it at Orndorff. Billy Graham yells out “Leave Pauly. Leave now while you still can on your own power.” Billy starts to push down on Paul Orndorff with his foot. Orndorff does get to his feet only after Graham allows him to. Paul punches Graham in the head dazing him. Another punch and Graham is rocking back and forth now. Another punch, no a kick by Graham doubles over Orndorff. Graham with a kick to the head drops Orndorff. Officials come running down now. Only after Paul Jones comes out and does Superstar Billy Graham leave.

Rated: C-

Bob Caudle: What is Graham's problem with Orndorff?

Gordon Solie: Well for one I think he maybe just jealous of Orndorff's Physic.. Billy Graham has not faced to many people that are just as strong as he is. My question is this, is Paul Jones his manager or not?

Bob Caudle: Well hopefully we get some answers to this soon.

A video plays hyping Terry Funk vs. Wahoo McDaniel vs. Ric Flair for the main event. It shows some of the highlight of their previous meetings between them.

Rated: B+

Tony Schiavone: Man is that gonna be a great match.

Bob Caudle: One of many tonight Tony. Lets get ready for our next match shall we?

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Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Championship

One Man Gang and Kelly Kininski © w/ Oliver Humperdink vs. The Fabulous Ones

Tony Schiavone: This match is for the Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Champions titles. On there way to the ring at this time, being led out by their manager Oliver Humperdink, One Man Gang and Kelly Kininski!!!

One Man Gang and Kelly Kininski come to the ring. Sharp Dressed Man is played as Tony Schiavone makes the next introduction.

Tony Schiavone: And their opponents, the team of Stan Lane and Steve Keirn, The Fabulous Ones.

The Fabulous Ones walk to the ring. Tommy Young is the referee for this match. The four men are ready for action as they begin to taunt one another. We finally get Steve Keirn and One Man Gang.(ding, ding, ding) One Man Gang punches Steve Keirn repeatedly. Steve Keirn leg sweeps One Man Gang.

Bob Caudle: Steve Keirn with a crisp leg sweep.

Steve Keirn tags in Stan Lane. One Man Gang punches Stan Lane repeatedly. One Man Gang bites Stan Lane's head right above the left eye. One Man Gang tags in Kelly Kininski. Stan Lane dropkicks Kelly Kininski. Kelly Kininski gets up and another dropkick sends him sprawling to his corner.

Gordon Solie: What a great night we have had here tonight. Wouldn't you agree Mr. Caudle?

Bob Caudle: You are right Mr. Solie. And to think we are paid to do this.

Kelly Kininski tags in One Man Gang. Stan Lane uses a closed fist on One Man Gang as he comes into the ring. One Man Gang answers back with punches of his own. Stan Lane with a thrust kick and he pulls One Man Gang over to his side of the ring. Stan Lane makes the tag to Steve Keirn and they both dropkick One Man Gang. Steve Keirn makes the tag to Stan Lane. Stan Lane grabs One Man Gang and applies an arm wrench. Stan Lane measures One Man Gang up and drops a closed fist. Stan Lane stands up. One Man Gang is up again.

One Man Gang hits Stan Lane with an atomic drop. One Man Gang with a powerful choke lift on Stan Lane. Tommy Young counts,,1,,,,,2,,,,,,3,,,,,,4, finally One Man Gang releases the choke. One Man Gang with executes a bearhug on Stan Lane. The referee is checking the situation. ... ... ... ... Stan Lane with a couple of ear claps forces One Man Gang to let go.

Steve Keirn tagged in by Stan Lane. Steve Keirn and Stan Lane picks up One Man Gang and lands a double suplex. Oliver Humperdink complains to Tommy Young about the double team. One Man Gang bounces Steve Keirn off the ropes and clotheslines him. One Man Gan goes for a elbow drop but misses. Steve Keirn brings in Stan Lane for The Fabulous Ones.

Stan Lane short lariats One Man Gang. One Man Gang knocks Stan Lane into Tommy Young taking out the referee. One Man Gang bites Stan Lane's head opening up a wound. One Man Gang punches Stan Lane in the head making it bleed even more.

Butch Miller and Luke Williams come to the ring. The Sheepherders, One Man Gang and Kelly Kininski start to beat down The Fabulous Ones. Butch Miller piledrives Stan Lane. Luke Williams and Kelly Kininski are holding Steve Keirn in the corner as One Man Gang comes running into the corner with a devastating splash.

The Sheepherders leave as Tommy Young comes around. One Man Gang bounces Stan Lane off the ropes and clotheslines him. One Man Gang chokes Stan Lane with his boot. One Man Gang lifts up Lane and hits 747 Splash! Stan Lane looks to be out cold! One Man Gang covers Stan Lane hooking the leg. The ref starts the count. ...1 ...2 ...3!

Tony Schiavone: The winners of this match, and still Mid-Atlantic Tag Team Champions champions, One Man Gang and Kelly Kininski!!!

Kiniski and One Man Gang defeated The Fabulous Ones in 8:02 when One Man Gang pinned Stan Lane after landing a 747 Splash. During the match we also saw Butch Miller run in and attack Lane, and Luke Williams also attack Keirn.

Rated: D

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Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Championship

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Tony Schiavone: This match is for the Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion title. Coming to the ring first, weighing in at 233 pounds,, Dick Slater!!! (crowd boos *******)

Dick Slater comes to the ring.

Tony Schiavone: The second in this three way match, weighing in at 242 pounds, from Kansas City, Kansas, Bob Orton Jr.!!! (crowd cheers ***)

Bob Orton Jr. walks to the ring.

Tony Schiavone: And out last, weighing in at 240 pounds, from The Double Cross Ranch he holds the Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion title belt, Dory Funk Jr.!!! (crowd boos ***)

Dory Funk Jr. walks to the ring. Stu Schwartz is the referee for this contest. Stu Schwartz holds up the title signifying this is a title match. (ring, ring, ring) Bob Orton and Dick Slater open up on Dory Funk with shot after shot. A left by Orton. A right by Slater. Atomic knee drop by Orton and Funk bounces and catches one from Slater. A double clothesline takes Funk out of the ring.

Bob Caudle: Orton and Dick Slater doing what they think they have to do here as they are double teaming the champion.

Dick Slater pokes Bob Orton Jr. in the eye with his thumb. Dick Slater kicks Orton in the stomach. Dick Slater lands a pump handle slam to Orton as Dory crawls back into the ring. Dory Funk Jr. hits Slater with the double arm DDT into the mat. Dory Funk Jr. drags Bob Orton Jr. to the floor. Stu Schwartz starts the count (.1)

Bob Caudle: The floor is covered with blood if Dory does another move like that last one.

Gordon Solie: This could get real ugly fast out here.

(..2) Dory Funk Jr. punches Bob Orton Jr. Orton has had enough and begins to fire back.(...3) Bob Orton Jr. hits Dory Funk Jr. with a clothesline. Dory Funk Jr. is up again. (....4) Bob Orton Jr. is now being choked by Dory Funk. Dory Funk Jr. tries for a double underhook suplex but Bob Orton counters with a back drop on the hard concrete floor.(.....5)

Gordon Solie: They better get back in the ring or both men will be counted out.

(......6) They fight into the aisle. Dory Funk Jr. and Bob Orton Jr. move back to ringside. Dory Funk Jr. and Bob Orton Jr. move back into the ring. Dory Funk Jr. executes a headlock take down.

Bob Caudle: A classic headlock take down by Funk!

Bob Orton Jr. stands up and short-arm clotheslines Dory Funk to the mat. Bob Orton Jr. grabs Dory Funk Jr.'s leg and takes him down. Orton starts laying into Funk. Dick Slater punts Orton in the gut. Dick Slater picks up Funk and delivers a reverse neck breaker. Slater starts to taunt the fans saying he is done with this. Funk had gotten to his feet and connects with a running knee. Funk with a wicked uppercut has Slater back peddling.

Nope, Dick Slater was playing possum and shoulder tackles Funk. Slater climbs up to the second turnbuckle and drops a elbow from the second turnbuckle. Bob Orton pulls Slater off of Funk before a count can be made. Bob Orton bounces Dick Slater off the ropes and goes for a backdrop but Slater punts Orton in the head. Slater sets up for a Russian leg sweep but instead of going back with it he goes forward forcing Orton head first to the mat. Dory Funk is staggering to his feet and Slater performs the same move on him as well. Slater picks up Dory and positions for a piledriver.

Gordon Solie: He lands this here and this one will be all over with.

Slater leaps and lands the devastating Piledriver on Funk. Tommy Young counts. ...1 ...2 ...3!

Bob Caudle: We've got ourselves a winner!

Tony Schiavone: The winner of this match, and new Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion champion, Dick Slater!!!

Dick Slater defeated Bob Orton Jr. and Dory Funk Jr. in 19:35 when Dick Slater defeated Dory Funk Jr. by pinfall with a Leaping Piledriver. Dick Slater wins the Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight title.

Rated: B

Gordon Solie: Wow I would have to classify that as an upset there.

Bob Caudle: I would have to agree with that assessment. As we now have a new Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Champion.

Gordon Solie: I see we are ready for our next match. Tony take it away.

Tony Schiavone: Thank you Gordon.

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Mark Youngblood vs. The Great Kabuki w/ Gary Hart

Tony Schiavone: On his way to the ring at this time, weighing in at 205 pounds,, Mark Youngblood!!! (crowd cheers ***)

Mark Youngblood comes to the ring.

Tony Schiavone: And his opponent, weighing in at 240 pounds, from Singapore accompanied by Gary Hart, The Great Kabuki!!! (crowd boos ***)

The Great Kabuki walks to the ring. Stu Schwartz is the referee for this contest. Kabuki is given last instructions from Gary Hart. Tommy Young checks The Great Kabuki's boots and knee pads. (ding, ding, ding) Kabuki drops down to a knee and spits out a green mist. Mark Youngblood is not scared and chops away on Kabuki. Mark Youngblood with jumping sidekick on The Great Kabuki. Now The Great Kabuki standing. The Great Kabuki with a head scissors takeover on Mark Youngblood.

Gordon Solie: Maybe would have been prudent by the young man not to enrage the dangerous Great Kabuki.

The Great Kabuki leg drops the throat of Mark Youngblood. Kabuki drops to a knee and spits out some red mist now. Mark Youngblood struggles to his feet. The Great Kabuki kicks Mark Youngblood in the gut, takes a few steps back, and scissor kicks him to the floor. Kabuki waits for Youngblood to get to his feet and then dropkicks Mark Youngblood in the knee. Kabuki covers Youngblood as Stu Schwartz begins to count,.....1.....2....Kabuki pulls his man up from the mat as Gary Hart is barking commands.

Kabuki pulls Mark Youngblood and drops him again with a Heart Kick. Kabuki with a cover and hook of the leg. Stu Schwartz counts the pin. ...1 ...2 ...3!

Bob Caudle: The Great Kabuki has won the match easily!

Tony Schiavone: The winner of this match, The Great Kabuki!!!

The Great Kabuki defeated Mark Youngblood in 10:09 by pinfall with a Heart Kick.

Rated: C-

Tony Schiavone announces that Ric Flair has requested a few moments to make a statement. Ric Flair comes out and the crowd jumps to their feet. And has the NWA World title in hand as he walks into the ring.

Ric Flair: I need no introduction there pal. I am known by every educated wrestling fan from all over the world. You in the presence of greatness, and one of the greatest world celebrities. I enjoy notoriety in this sport. You talk about the NY Yankees, there not getting the job done, You know who else ain't getting the job done? Terry Funk and Wahoo McDaniel. This town is starved for a real man of class, a man such as myself, who can put all of those butts in the seats out there right now. You can beat, the excitement that you out there are feeling, is the same feeling those two men I have to face later are feeling as well. They know they have a shot to be the man. But like all of those who have tried in the past, you two will fail. Learn to love it, because diamonds are forever. And so is my title reign. Whoo!

Rated: B+

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NWA Tag Team Championship

The Briscos vs. Jay Youngblood and Ricky Steamboat

Tony Schiavone: This match is for the NWA Tag Team Champions titles. On there way to the ring at this time, Jack Brisco and Jerry Brisco, The Brisco Brothers!!!

The Briscos come to the ring.

Tony Schiavone: And their opponents, the reigning NWA Tag Team Champions of the world, the team of Jay Youngblood and Ricky Steamboat.

Jay Youngblood and Ricky Steamboat walk to the ring. Tommy Young is the referee for this match. Tommy Young checks Ricky Steamboat's boots and knee pads. Jack Brisco tests out the ropes. (ding, ding, ding) Jack Brisco and Ricky Steamboat circle one another. They stop for second and shake each others hands then re circle around. They lockup. Ricky Steamboat sends Jack Brisco to the corner of the ring. Ricky Steamboat tags in Jay Youngblood. Jay Youngblood and Ricky Steamboat delivers a clothesline to Jack Brisco. Jay Youngblood goes for a pin. Tommy Young counts the pin.

...1 ...2 Jack Brisco escapes.

Gordon Solie: You just can't win this early in a match. Especially with an opponent like Jack Brisco.

Jack Brisco is back on his feet. Jack Brisco makes the tag to Jerry Brisco. Jay Youngblood chops Jerry Brisco repeatedly. Jerry Brisco tackles and begins punching Jay Youngblood. Jerry Brisco fist drops Jay Youngblood on the mat. Jay Youngblood picks Jerry Brisco up and side suplexes him to the mat.

Jay Youngblood gets back to his feet. Jerry Brisco gets up. Jay Youngblood executes the sleeper hold on Jerry Brisco. Tommy Young is checking for a tap out. ... Jay Youngblood tightens the hold. ... ... Jerry Brisco is fighting the hold. Jerry Brisco with three well placed elbow shots escapes.

Jerry Brisco is shaking off the cobwebs as Youngblood picks him up and lands a airplane spin on Jerry Brisco. Both men are down and struggle to their feet. Jerry Brisco nails Jay Youngblood with a belly-to-back suplex. Jerry Brisco with a cover,....1.......2..... Kick out by Youngblood.

Jay Youngblood gets to his feet first and starts laying in some chops on Jerry. Jay Youngblood clotheslines Jerry Brisco. Jay Youngblood bounces Jerry Brisco off the ropes and clotheslines him. Jay Youngblood uses an inside cradle to pin Jerry Brisco. Referee Tommy Young makes the count.

...1 ...2 ...3!

Tony Schiavone: The winners of this match, and still NWA Tag Team Champions champions, Jay Youngblood and Ricky Steamboat!!!

Steamboat & Youngblood defeated The Brisco Brothers in 15:07 when Jay Youngblood defeated Jerry Brisco by pinfall with a inside cradle.

Rated: B

Jay Youngblood and Ricky Steamboat try to shake The Brisco's hands but are refused as Jack and Jerry begin to argue with one another. Steamboat and Youngblood grab the titles and and make their way to the backstage area. Jack and Jerry Brisco are still arguing with one another and start to shove one another.

All of a sudden there is a stir in the crowd and Jos Leduc and Ivan Koloff come through the audience. They roll in the ring as Jack and Jerry Brisco begin to trade punches. Ivan wraps a chain around Jack Brisco and Jos Leduc locks in a bearhug on Jerry. Ivan and Jos are just decimating the Brisco's as Steamboat and Youngblood come running back in the ring. Before Steamboat and Youngblood can do anything Jos Leduc and Ivan Koloff retreat out of the ring. Medical staff is called to come in the ring as Jos and Ivan laugh at one another, satisfied with their actions.

Rated: B-

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NWA World Heavyweight Championship

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Tony Schiavone: This match is for the NWA World Heavyweight Champion title. Coming to the ring first, weighing in at 240 pounds, from Double Cross Ranch, Terry Funk!!! (crowd boos ******)

Terry Funk comes to the ring.

Tony Schiavone: The second in this three way match, weighing in at 250 pounds, from Midland, Texas, Wahoo McDaniel!!! (crowd cheers *****)

Wahoo McDaniel walks to the ring.

Tony Schiavone: And third, weighing in at 243 pounds, from Charlotte, North Carolina he holds the NWA World Heavyweight Champion title belt, Ric Flair!!! (crowd boos ******)

Ric Flair walks to the ring. Tommy Young is the referee for this contest. Terry Funk walks around the ring. Wahoo McDaniel tests out the ropes. Ric Flair walks around the ring. (ring, ring, ring) Both Funk and Wahoo eyes Flair, Flair retreats out of the ring. Wahoo and Funk tie up. Wahoo McDaniel bounces Terry Funk off the ropes and clotheslines him. Wahoo McDaniel climbs the second rope and hits Terry Funk with an elbow drop from the second turnbuckle. Ric Flair tries to roll in the ring but Wahoo sees him and he retreats out.

Terry Funk uses a swinging DDT to plant Wahoo McDaniel's head into the mat. Terry Funk gets up. Terry Funk drags Wahoo McDaniel to the floor. Tommy Young starts the count (.1) Terry Funk throws a chair at Wahoo McDaniel but he ducks under it. (..2) Terry Funk leg sweeps Wahoo McDaniel.

(...3) Terry Funk jabs Wahoo McDaniel. (....4) Terry Funk executes a headlock take down.

Ric Flair tries for a waistlock suplex but Terry Funk elbows Flair to block it.(.....5) Ric Flair with a quick thumb then he chokes Terry Funk with a microphone cable. (......6) Ric Flair and Terry Funk move back into the ring. Ric Flair bounces Terry Funk off the ropes and bulldogs him onto the mat.

Ric Flair is up again. Terry Funk's arm is just being TWISTED by an arm grapevine by Ric Flair. Terry Funk gets back to his feet. Wahoo McDaniel comes into the ring and kicks Flair in the head. Wahoo McDaniel pump handle slams Ric Flair to the mat. Wahoo McDaniel covers Ric Flair hooking the leg.

The ref starts the count. ...1 ...2 Ric Flair escapes.

Gordon Solie: We almost crowned a new world champion there.

Ric Flair climbs to his feet and then dives face first in to the mat. Terry Funk goes for a takeover suplex but decides against it and throws Wahoo out via the second rope. Tommy Young starts the count (.1)

(..2) Terry Funk neck snaps Wahoo McDaniel.

Gordon Solie: That got to hurt on the concrete like that!

(...3) Wahoo McDaniel grabs Terry Funk's leg and takes him down. (....4) Wahoo McDaniel kicks Terry Funk on the floor. Terry Funk is up again. (.....5) They head back into the ring. Terry Funk throws Wahoo McDaniel off the ropes and hits him with a diving shoulder block. Wahoo McDaniel is back on his feet. Wahoo McDaniel with a thunderous chop on Terry Funk. Wahoo McDaniel is back on his feet. Wahoo McDaniel hits Terry Funk with an elbow drop. Wahoo McDaniel stomps Terry Funk's head. Terry Funk rushes to he feet and goes for a belly-to-back suplex but is unable to lift Wahoo McDaniel. Wahoo McDaniel with a chop on Terry Funk that drops him.

Gordon Solie: Wahoo with those patent chops.

Bob Caudle: Those will be felt tomorrow by Funk.

Wahoo McDaniel gets sidewalk slammed by Terry Funk. Ric Flair comes from behind and bounces Terry Funk off the ropes and hits him with a jumping clothesline. Wahoo McDaniel moves back to his feet. (..2) Wahoo McDaniel pulls Ric Flair's hair. Wahoo with a chop on Flair. Flair answers back with one of his own. Terry Funk gets to his feet but gets dropped again when Flair and Wahoo chop him down as well.

Ric Flair with a chop block on Wahoo drops the big man down. Ric Flair pulls up Terry Funk and throws him out of the ring like yesterdays news. Flair turns his attention back to Wahoo and leg drops the throat of Wahoo McDaniel. Ric pulls Wahoo over to the corner and rolls up Wahoo while keeping his feet on the corner turnbuckle with extra leverage. Tommy Young counts. ...1 ...2 ...3!

Tony Schiavone: The winner of this match, and still NWA World Heavyweight Champion champion, Ric Flair!!!

Ric Flair defeated Wahoo McDaniel and Terry Funk in 29:35 when Ric Flair defeated Wahoo McDaniel by pinfall while blatantly cheating.

Rated: B

Wahoo McDaniel is one ticked off individual as Terry Funk comes staggering in the ring. Wahoo tees off on Terry ripping one chop after another on Funk. Flair grabs his title and begins to make his way to the back as he looks one last time as we see Wahoo just destroying Terry Funk.

Harley Race comes out and low blows Flair. Race begins to stomp away on Flair. Race pulls Flair over to the broadcast table and bounces Flair's head off of the table. Flair is busted wide open and his hair is now a crimson mess. Race climbs on to the table and pulls Flair in between his legs setting up for a piledriver.

Gordon Solie: Come on Race, don't do this.

David Crockett: Race, stop this at once.

Race just ignores them both and crashes Flair's head on the table shattering it. Race picks himself up from the mess and tells Flair, “My time is now Flair. No more hiding, no more games. You know you cant beat me Flair.”

Harley Race grabs the world title and hoists it up in the air as the crowd boos him. Race drapes the belt over Flair. Race starts to laugh and makes his way towards the back.

Rated: B+

Gordon: Thats all the time we have tonight folks. Good lord I hope Flair is alright.

David Crockett: Say what you will about Ric, but nobody deserves that kind of treatment.

We close the show as Race is taunting Flair and the fans, the camera turns its attention to the crumbled body of Flair and medical staff attend to Flair.

Overall B

BHK1978 · October 1, 2010

I have to say, usually I do not read match write-ups. However, for this show I did and I must say you did a great job! I love how you but Tony, Gordon and Bob's commentary into your match write-ups as well.

On a side note, is it sad that I would much rather listen to Tony Schiavone broadcast in the WWF than Michael Cole?

4horsemanfan · October 1, 2010

I think I got a feeling where u are headed with Flair and Race and I got to say I love it. Could we be seeing the beginning of a feud that goes to starrcade.

October 3, 2010

GRRRR. Ok boys and girls. I have obviously have done something to lose my game save. For the life of me I do not recall deleting it, or making any major changes. I cleaned by cookies, and a disk defrag. Now my game save is gone. Have recently did a system restore back one day to see if I can find it. Nope. Like I said I obviously done something because you just dont lose data like that but again unsure. Have windows xp. Any words of wisdom?

BHK1978 · October 3, 2010

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="cmdrsam" data-cite="cmdrsam" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28788" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>GRRRR. Ok boys and girls. I have obviously have done something to lose my game save. For the life of me I do not recall deleting it, or making any major changes. I cleaned by cookies, and a disk defrag. Now my game save is gone. Have recently did a system restore back one day to see if I can find it. Nope. Like I said I obviously done something because you just dont lose data like that but again unsure. Have windows xp. Any words of wisdom?</div></blockquote> I lost my NWF (C-Verse company) save when I did the same thing, I just never bothered to ask what happened because my save was not all that great. I guess your best bet is to ask Adam.

jhd1 · October 3, 2010

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="cmdrsam" data-cite="cmdrsam" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28788" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>GRRRR. Ok boys and girls. I have obviously have done something to lose my game save. For the life of me I do not recall deleting it, or making any major changes. I cleaned by cookies, and a disk defrag. Now my game save is gone. Have recently did a system restore back one day to see if I can find it. Nope. Like I said I obviously done something because you just dont lose data like that but again unsure. Have windows xp. Any words of wisdom?</div></blockquote> Have a look in the actual game folder (i.e. C/Program Files/GDS/Mod/Savegames). Occasionally saves (and picture files, I've found) disappear from the list - presumably due to a missing file. If the save folder itself is still in there, create a new folder and copy across the backup files. It should then (in theory) reappear in your in-game save list.

October 3, 2010

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="jhd1" data-cite="jhd1" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="28788" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Have a look in the actual game folder (i.e. C/Program Files/GDS/Mod/Savegames). Occasionally saves (and picture files, I've found) disappear from the list - presumably due to a missing file. If the save folder itself is still in there, create a new folder and copy across the backup files. It should then (in theory) reappear in your in-game save list.</div></blockquote> Looked, and sadly no. I have found something unusual where all of a sudden now I have a capatibilty file on the top, but sadly nothing there. BHK, thanks bud. But If it was a game issue I would, but I think it was me somehow when I was house cleaning my laptop that has caused it. I am trying to retrace my steps and remember exactly what I have done.

October 20, 2010

Officially saying this is dead. I was not able to revive my game. But I am in the works of perhaps doing a 77 SWF game. But we will see.

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