Darbicus Posted September 25, 2016 Share Posted September 25, 2016 The Year is 1983. Ronald Reagan is still President. Fast Times at Ridgemont High isn't a year old yet. And the world of professional wrestling is about to change forever. Vincent Kennedy McMahon, the prodigal son of longtime WWWF promoter Vincent Jess McMahon has just purchased the newly rechristened World Wrestling Federation from his father. Vincent J McMahon, much to his chagrin in his failing health, can only watch as his son has grandiose plans for the World of professional wrestling. He intends to bring his concept of "sports entertainment" to the masses, and in order to do that, things are going to have to change. The WWF may not look like much now, but that can change in a hurry. We are about to witness the birth of sports entertainment. WWF Roster Main Eventers Andre the Giant Bob Backlund "The Magnificent" Don Muraco George "The Animal" Steele Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka The Masked Superstar Pedro Morales "Superstar" Billy Graham Upper Midcarders Afa Big John Studd Chief Jay Strongbow Ivan Koloff Tito Santana Tony Atlas Midcarders David Sammartino Invader #1 "Polish Power" Ivan Putski Johnny Rivera Jules Strongbow Mr. Fuji Rocky Johnson "Special Delivery" S.D. Jones Sika The Iron Sheik Tony Garea Lower Midcarders Bob Bradley Curt Hennig Mil Mascaras Pat Patterson Rene Goulet Tiger Conway Jr. Opener Brian Blair Eddie Gilbert "Iron" Mike Sharpe Mac Rivera Enhancement Talent Charlie Fulton Frankie Williams Occasional Wrestlers Butcher Vachon Ray Stevens Tiger Chung Lee Managers Arnold Skaaland [Manages Bob Backlund] "Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers [Manages Jimmy Snuka] "Classy" Freddie Blassie [Manages Big John Studd & The Iron Sheik] "Captain" Lou Albano [Manages Afa & Sika] The Grand Wizard of Wrestling [Manages Don Muraco & The Masked Superstar] Champions WWF Champion: Bob Backlund (Week 3, February 1978-Present) - "Superstar" Billy Graham (Week 4, April 1977-Week 3, February 1978) - Bruno Sammartino (2) (Week 2, December 1973-Week 4, April 1977) - Stan "The Man" Stasiak (Week 1, December 1973-Week 2, December 1973) - Pedro Morales (Week 1, February 1971-Week 1, December 1973) - Ivan Koloff (Week 3, January 1971-Week 1, February 1971) - Bruno Sammartino (Week 3, May 1963-Week 3, January 1971) - "Nature Boy" Buddy Rogers (Week 4, April 1963-Week 3, May 1963) WWF Intercontinental Champion: Pedro Morales (2) (Week 4, November 1981-Present) - "The Magnificent" Don Muraco (Week 3, June 1981-Week 4, November 1981) - Pedro Morales (Week 1, December 1980-Week 3, June 1981) - Ken Patera (Week 3, April 1980-Week 1, December 1980) - Pat Patterson (Week 2, September 1979-Week 3, April 1980) WWF World Tag Team Champions: Chief Jay Strongbow & Jules Strongbow (2) (Week 4, October 1982-Present) - Mr. Fuji & Mr. Saito (2) (Week 2, July 1982-Week 4, October 1982) - Chief Jay Strongbow & Jules Strongbow (Week 4, June 1982-Week 2, July 1982) - Mr. Fuji & Mr. Saito (Week 2, October 1981-Week 4, June 1982) - Rick Martel & Tony Garea (2) (Week 3, July 1981-Week 2, October 1981) - Moondog King & Moondog Rex (Week 3, March 1981-Week 3, July 1981) - Rick Martel & Tony Garea (Week 1, November 1980-Week 3, March 1981) - Afa & Sika (2) (Week 2, September 1980-Week 1, November 1980) - Bob Backlund & Pedro Morales (Week 2, September 1980-Week 2, September 1980) - Afa & Sika (Week 2, April 1980-Week 2, September 1980) - Ivan Putski & Tito Santana (Week 3, October 1979-Week 2, April 1980) - Johnny & Jerry Valiant (Week 1, March 1979-Week 3, October 1979) - Tony Garea & Larry Zbyszko (Week 3, November 1978-Week 1, March 1979) - Pierre & Eric (Week 4, June 1978-Week 3, November 1978) - Dominic DeNucci & Dino Bravo (Week 2, March 1978-Week 4, June 1978) - Professor Tanaka & Mr. Fuji (3) (Week 4, September 1977-Week 2, March 1978) - Chief Jay Strongbow & Billy White Wolf (Week 1, December 1976-Week 4, September 1977) - Executioners I & II (Week 2, May 1976-Week 1, December 1976) - Tony Parisi & Louis Cerdan (Week 1, November 1975-Week 2, May 1976) - Blackjack Mulligan & Blackjack Lanza (Week 4, August 1975- Week 1, November 1975) - Victor Rivera & Dominic DeNucci (Week 2, May 1975-Week 4, August 1975) - Jimmy & Johnny Valiant (Week 1, May 1974-Week 2, May 1975) - Tony Garea & Dean Ho (Week 2, November 1973-Week 1, May 1974) - Professor Tanaka & Mr. Fuji (2) (Week 2, September 1973-Week 2, November 1973) - Tony Garea & Haystacks Calhoun (Week 4, May 1973-Week 2, September 1973) - Professor Tanaka & Mr. Fuji (Week 4, June 1972-Week 4, May 1973) - Chief Jay Strongbow & Sonny King (Week 3, May 1972-Week 4, June 1972) - Mikel Scicluna & King Curtis (Week 1, February 1972-Week 3, May 1972) - Karl Gotch & Rene Goulet (Week 1, December 1971-Week 1, February 1972) - Luke Graham & Tarzan Tyler (Week 1, June 1971-Week 1, December 1971) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Darbicus Posted September 26, 2016 Author Share Posted September 26, 2016 This week on All-Star Wrestling! It's going to be a championship extravaganza as the former tag team champions Afa and Sika, the Wild Samoans, will be in tag team action. Plus we will hear from WWF Champion Bob Backlund as he gets ready to face his next challenger. Son of the Living Legend David Sammartino will go one on one with the devious one Mr. Fuji and in our main event of the evening, IC Champion Pedro Morales will defend his title against the former champion The Magnificent Muraco. All this plus an appearance from the Eighth Wonder of the World, Andre the Giant! Be sure to tune in this Saturday for another extraordinary edition of All-Star Wrestling! Card for All-Star Wrestling Main Event for the Intercontinental Championship Pedro Morales © vs. The Magnificent Muraco David Sammartino vs. Mr. Fuji The Wild Samoans vs. Local Competitors Appearences by Bob Backlund and Andre the Giant. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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