Norman Smiley: Big Wiggling into the History Books

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Norman slept like a rock Saturday night after the royal beatdown he recieved from the best that ASW had to offer. He woke up Sunday, and got himself ready for the Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling Event by eating a huge popcorn bowl full of Frosted Flakes and watching some Three Stooges. He then headed to the arena, where he found out he would be having a rematch with [b]Steve Casey[/b], even though he really didn't want one. He put on his blue tights, drank a Yoohoo, then headed out to the ring, not really expecting to win, but wanting to give the crowd a good match. [quote] [b][center]Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling Norman Smiley versus Steve Casey Singles Match Sunday, July Week 3, 1983 Total Purse: $750 [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/NormanSmiley.jpg[/img] vs. [img]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/SteveCasey.jpg[/img] [/b][/center] [list] [*]Casey starts the match off with a headlock, then goes to work on Smiley’s arms before hitting a European uppercut [*]Casey takes Smiley down with a hiplock, then puts him in numerous headlocks while on the ground [*]Casey keeps Smiley on the ground for a solid minute, hitting about every variety of an armbar, before locking in the figure four cross leglock [*]Smiley finally escapes and hits an European uppercut on Casey, and then takes him down with a suplex [*]Smiley takes Casey down with an arm wringer, and then locks in a knee bar on him [*]Smiley allows Casey to stand, then takes him down with a monkey flip, then drives a knee to Casey’s leg [*]Smiley locks in a grounded armbar, then when Casey stands, he puts him in an arm lever [*]Smiley grabs Casey’s ankle and twists it around, but Casey stands and hits Smiley with a knee lift [*][b]Casey then hits Smiley with a vicious double knee backbreaker, and Smiley is forced to submit from the pain[/b] [/list] [b]Winner- Steve Casey Match Rating- E Match Time- 5:00 Norman’s Winnings- $150[/b] [/quote] Norman headed to the back, knowing that he put up the best fight that he could against his fellow Englishmen, but it just wasn't good enough yet, because Casey had years of experience on him, and Norman knew with the proper training he would catch Casey and make him tap to the Norman Conquest. He then headed back to the apartment and iced his back after that vicious submission move from Casey, and got ready for a choice of matchups for the next night, and badly wanted to get a win, which would be his only of the three day span. [quote] [b][center]Grand Prix Wrestling Sunday, July Week 3, 1983 Attendance: 355 Live from The Maritimes (Canada)[/b][/center] Leo Burke def. Iron Mike Sharpe The Assassin def. Lenny Montana Gerry Morrow def. Big Stephen Petitpas Steve Casey def. Norman Smiley Bobby Bass def. Ron Ritchie [/quote]

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Norman came into Monday, which kicked off the last week of July, hoping that he would get a good matchup that would help him break his four match span of bad luck, and he would get back to his winning ways. He called into AGPW and they said that he could wrestle [B]Tom Rocky Stone[/B] at their Stadium show, but ASW offered him a sweeter deal when they offered him a one on one matchup with [b]Buck Ramstead[/b]. Norman jumped all over this deal because he knew he would have a decent chance to beat Ramstead, and would recieve a good payday for it. So he headed down to the arena, got on his blue tights and drank his Yoohoo, then headed out to the ring for hopefully a tide turning matchup. [quote] [b][center]All Star Wrestling on Tour Norman Smiley versus Buck Ramstead Singles Match Monday, July Week 4, 1983 Total Purse: $1500 [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/NormanSmiley.jpg[/img] vs. [img]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/BuckRamstead.jpg[/img][/b][/center] [list] [*]Norman Smiley starts the match off by hitting a suplex on Ramstead, then locking in a double knee chinlock [*]Ramstead hits a kick to the gut of Smiley, but he just shrugs it off and levels Ramstead with a charging forearm [*]Ramstead locks in an arm wringer on Smiley, then whips him off the ropes and hits him with a punch [*]Ramstead uses a snapmere takeover on Smiley, then puts on an inside toe hold [*]Smiley slips out of a spread eagle stomp and goes behind Ramstead, taking him down with a big back suplex [*]Smiley waits for Ramstead to stand, then hits him with a standing arm breaker, followed up by a straddled armbar [*]Smiley positions himself behind Ramstead and hits a bridging back suplex, then goes for the pin, but only gets a two count [*]Smiley tries to whip Ramstead, but he reverses it and hits a charged kick to the gut of Smiley, knocking him to the mat [*]Ramstead then uses the ropes to help drop a big knee to Smiley’s head, but is unsuccessful in locking in the Indian Deathlock [*]Norman goes behind a stunned Ramstead and hits another bridging back suplex, but still only gets a two count [*][b]Smiley then rakes the eyes of Ramstead and locks in the Norman Conquest, forcing Ramstead to tap out[/b] [/list] [b]Winner- Norman Smiley Match Rating- F Match Time- 5:50 Norman’s Winnings- $1200[/b] [/quote] Norman went to the back very happy that he broke his string of four straight losses, and made a pretty penny in the process. He then took his 1200 dollars and headed back to his tastefully decorated one bedroom apartment and got ready for a week of tough training, and planned on doing it all again next weekend. [quote] [CENTER][B]All Star Wrestling On Tour Monday, July Week 4, 1983 Attendance: 672 Live from British Columbia (Canada)[/B][/CENTER] Colt and Honky Tonk def. Tomko and Flowers Dick Murdoch def. Moose Morowski to retain the Canadian Heaavyeight Championship Goldie Rogers and Rick Davis def. Tom Magee Norman Smiley def. Buck Ramstead Igor Volkoff def. Jeff Costa Oly Olsen def. Terry Adonis [/quote] [quote] [CENTER][B]Grand Prix Wrestling Stadium Show Monday, July Week 4, 1983 Attendance: 341 Live from The Maritimes (Canada)[/B][/CENTER] Missing Link, Montana, and Casey def. Sharpe, Garvin ,and The Assassin Leo Burke def. Pierre Lefebvre to retain the Maritimes Championship Bobby Bass def. Big Stephen Petitpas Brown, Comrade Gerry, and Cuban Assassin def. Ritchie, Great Malumba, and Kay [/quote]

[SHaynes23]

Norman went and got the paper on Wednesday and there were two big news items in the Today in Wrestling segment: [QUOTE] [CENTER][SIZE="4"]New NWA World Heavyweight Champion[/SIZE] [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/macw_nwa_world_hvy.jpg[/IMG] [img]http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/pictures/j/jackbrisco/08.jpg[/img] Last night at the MACW event, MACW in Your Town! Ric Flair faced off with Jack Briscoe in an epic battle for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship, and when the smoked cleared Jack Briscoe walked out the new NWA World Heavyweight Champion, ending Flair's impressive streak. [B][SIZE="3"]'Superstar' Billy Graham Signs With WWF[/SIZE][/B] News broke early Tuesday evening that the WWF has took another big step in invading the territories and attempting to take over the wrestling world as they signed 'Superstar' Billy Graham, to add to their impressive list of wrestlers, headlined by Hulk Hogan and current WWF Champion Michael Hayes, that they signed last month. Look for WWF to fire more shots in the wrestling war that is certainly looming in the horizion.[/CENTER] [/QUOTE]

[SHaynes23]

Norman planned on training throughout the week, but he just didn't get around to it, and he wanted to save up some money so he could train a lot more at one time. It was a busy wrestling week too, with a new NWA Champion, and his two promotions, ASW and AGPW both made moves. First, [b]Moose Morowski[/b] left All Star Wrestling after his contract ran out to pursue other options. [b]Ron Ritchie[/b] was fired by Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling to make room for their new aquisition, [b]David Schults[/b], who promised to slap the taste out of the mouth of any man that questioned him. Saturday then rolled around, time for All Star Wrestling. He made it to the arena and found out he would be facing [b]Wojo the B.C. Hulk[/b] in a one on one match, the same man he lost to in his first ever match. Norman had improved drastically since then and knew he could take Wojo down very easily. He then put on his blue tights and drank his Yoohoo, then headed out to avenge his first ever loss. [quote] [b][center]All Star Wrestling Norman Smiley versus Wojo the B.C. Hulk Singles Match Saturday, July Week 4, 1983 Total Purse: $750 [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/NormanSmiley.jpg[/img] vs. [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/AdamYawrenko.jpg[/img][/b][/center] [list] [*]Norman Smiley starts the match with three straight European uppercuts on Wojo, then hit him with a standing arm breaker [*][b]Smiley then locks in a bridging double armbar on Wojo, and gets a three count, ending the match quickly[/b] [/list] [b]Winner- Norman Smiley Match Rating- F Match Time- 0:40 Norman’s Winnings- $600[/b] [/quote] Norman headed to the back, knowing that he was just apart of one of the quickest matches in Canadian Wrestling history. He took his six hundred dollars and planned to train early Sunday morning, and hoped that the rest of his weekend went like it did tonight. [quote] [b][center]All Star Wrestling Saturday, July Week 4, 1983 Attendance: 701 Live from British Columbia (Canada)[/b][/center] Moondog Moretti def. Master Sgt. Tomko Igor Volkoff def. Tom Magee Randy Rich def. Rick Davis for the ASW Television Title Jeff Costa def. Goldie Rogers Norman Smiley def. Wojo the B.C. Hulk [/quote]

[captainlou]

I had some time and had to catch up. Too bad you lost the TV title to Rick Davis. It looked like with each match that he had gotten better before taking the title from you and hiding it by only having non-title matches with you. The good news, however, is that Murdoch saw enough of your potential and has been setting you up with the big boys in ASW. It looks like you have moved down (promoted) on the cards. What is your current push and your popularity number?

[SHaynes23]

My current popularity is 10.5%, and I am a midcarder with ASW and an Opener with AGPW.

[SHaynes23]

Norman got up very early Sunday and headed straight to the gym, where he worked on his [b]Chain Wrestling[/b] very hard, which will hopefully make him be able to string moves together more effectively. He then knew that Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling had an event that evening, and when he arrived at the arena he found out he would be teaming with [b]Bobby Bass[/b] to take on [b]Steve Casey and Lenny Montana[/b]. He put on his blue tights, drank a Yoohoo and met with Bass before the match and came up with a good gameplan to come out on top tonight. [QUOTE][B][CENTER]Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling Norman Smiley and Bobby Bass versus Steve Casey and Lenny Montana Tag Team Match Sunday, July Week 4, 1983 Total Purse: $750 [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/NormanSmiley.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/BobbyBass.jpg[/IMG] vs. [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/SteveCasey.jpg[/IMG][IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/MoondogMoretti.jpg[/IMG][/CENTER][/B] [list] [*]Casey starts the match by putting Bass in a headlock, then taking him down with a hiplock [*]Bass slips out of a head scissors and hits Casey with a backbreaker, before hitting a hammerlock knee drive on him [*]Bass hits a suplex on Casey, then drops an elbow and hits a big seated back kick on Casey [*]Casey locks in numerous headlocks on Bass, then takes him down with a snapmere takeover, he then tags in Lenny Montana [*]Bass hits Montana with a backbreaker right when he enters the match, and then tags out to Norman Smiley [*]Smiley takes Montana down with a monkey flip, then drives a knee to the leg of Montana [*]Montana hits a lot of headlocks on Smiley, and then takes him down with a big headbutt [*]Montana rubs Smiley’s head into the mat, then runs at him and kicks him in the head [*]Smiley attempts a number of moves, but can’t connect and tags out to Bobby Bass [*]Bass takes Montana down with a suplex, then hits a spread eagle stomp on him [*]Bass hits a kneeling jawbreaker on Montana, then spikes him down with a piledriver, and gets a two count [*]Bass kicks Montana in the gut, then hits him with a neckbreaker, but Montana levels Bass with a headbutt right after getting up [*]Montana tags out to Steve Casey, and he locks in a single leg grapevine on Montana, but Bass comes back by raking Casey’s eyes on the ropes [*]Bass hits Casey with two straight bodyslams, and then hits him with a big backbreaker [*]Bass takes Casey down with a roundhouse body punch, then takes him down with a running clothesline [*]Bass hits another backbreaker on Casey, and then tagged Norman Smiley back into the match [*]Casey hits a number of headlocks on Smiley, then took him down with a hammerlock before locking in a figure four cross leglock [*]Smiley takes Casey down with a arm drag, then hit him with a bridging double armbar, but only gets a two count [*]Smiley whips Casey off the ropes and levels him with a kangaroo dropkick, but Casey tagged out to Montana after getting up [*][b]Montana gets caught up in a fit of rage and throws Smiley over the top rope, getting his team DQ’d[/b] [/list] [B]Winners- Norman Smiley and Bobby Bass Match Rating- E Match Time- 17:50 Norman’s Winnings- $600[/B][/QUOTE] Norman headed to the back, not happy that he just got thrown over the top rope, but happy that they won the match. Norman took his six hundred dollars and went back to the apartment, knowing he had a choice of events the next day, and hoped that he got a good booking in one of his promotions. [QUOTE][B][CENTER]Grand Prix Wrestling Sunday, July Week 4, 1983 Attendance: 359 Live from The Maritimes (Canada)[/CENTER][/B] Leo Burke def. Gerry Morrow to retain the Maritimes Championship The Assassin def. Iron Mike Sharpe No Class Bass and Smiley def. Casey and Montana by DQ[/QUOTE]

[Mtm2k6]

Just read this all, and glad to see you're back to your winning ways after the four straight losses =] Very good, hope to see you keep it up, cos i've noticed that WS2 diaries don't seem to last long on here . . .

[captainlou]

[QUOTE=Mtm2k6;171774]Just read this all, and glad to see you're back to your winning ways after the four straight losses =] Very good, hope to see you keep it up, cos i've noticed that WS2 diaries don't seem to last long on here . . .[/QUOTE] Hopefully, it's just the holidays that are keeping others from continuing. For me I can only do mine at work, when there's time and only on the last half of each week (Thursday - Saturday).

[SHaynes23]

[color=white]Smiley[/color] [QUOTE][SIZE="3"][B][CENTER][U]End of July Review[/U][/CENTER][/B][/SIZE] [CENTER][IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/SAugust1983.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/PAugust1983.jpg[/IMG] [B][U]All Star Wrestling[/U][/B] Overall Record: 17-6 Current Push: Midcarder Current All Star Wrestling Television Champion [B][U]Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling[/U][/B] Overall Record: 9-5 Current Push: Opener [U][B]News Item of the Month[/B][/U] Jack Brisco Wins NWA World Championship[/QUOTE][/CENTER]

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Norman came into the begining of the month very happy that he was back on his winning ways, and looked to continue that into Monday night's event. He got in contact with both promotions to see what they were offering. ASW told him he would be teaming with [b]Tom Magee[/b] to take on [b]Buck Ramstead and Igor Volkoff[/b], while AGPW told him he would be going one on one against [b]Kerry Brown[/b]. Norman accepted the booking from AGPW because he wanted to prove himself as a singles competitor, not a tag team wrestler. They also told him that this would be Brown's last match in AGPW because he was being let go in favor of a new aquisition, [b]Jacques Rougeau[/b]. He headed to the arena and put on his blue tights and drank a Yoohoo, then headed out for the opening match of the evening. [quote] [b][center]Grand Prix Wrestling Stadium Show Norman Smiley versus Kerry Brown Singles Match Monday, August Week 1, 1983 Total Purse: $700[/b] [img]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/NormanSmiley.jpg[/img] vs. [img]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/KerryBrown.jpg[/img][/center] [list] [*]Brown starts the match off by hitting a variety of headlocks, before locking in an arm wringer and hitting a forearm blow on Smiley [*]Brown hits another arm wringer on Smiley, then takes him over with a vertical suplex [*]Smiley blocks a suplex from Brown and hits him with one of his own, but Brown quickly goes back on offense [*]Smiley slips out of a single leg crab and hits a standing arm lever on Brown, then locks him in a grounded arm bar [*]Smiley takes Brown back down with a monkey flip, and then whips Brown, but he reverses it and powerslams Smiley to the mat [*]Brown hits a flurry of jabs on Smiley, then locks in a straddled arm bar, and then goes for a sleeper, which Smiley slips out of [*]Brown regains control and tries to suplex Smiley, but he falls on top of the move and gets a one count [*]Smiley whips Brown into the corner, and then hits a shoulder ram to the solarplexes of Brown [*]Smiley hits Brown with a knee lift, but he just shrugs it off and goes back on offense, but Norman takes him back down with a hammerlock takedown [*]Smiley takes Brown down to the mat with a standing arm breaker, but Brown quickly comes back with a Russian Legsweep [*][b]Brown then goes for the cover and gets the three count, winning the match[/b] [/list] [b]Winner- Kerry Brown Match Rating- F Match Time- 8:50 Norman’s Winnings- $140[/b] [/quote] Norman went to the back very upset because he knew he was on a roll coming into this show, and he was very capable of beating Kerry Brown, he just let this one slip through his fingers. He stuck around and saw the new aquisition, Rougeau, win the title from Leo Burke, then headed back, ready for a long week before his next event. [quote] [CENTER][B]All Star Wrestling on Tour Monday, August Week 1, 1983 Attendance: 745 Live from British Columbia (Canada)[/B][/CENTER] Dick Murdoch def. Master Sgt. Tomko to retain the Canadian Heavyweight Title Honky Tonk and Olsen def. Flowers and Volkoff Randy Rich def. Rick Davis to retain the All-Star Television Title Tom Magee went to a double count out with Buck Ramstead Chris Colt def. Goldie Rogers Jeff Costa def. Buzz Tyler [/quote] [quote] [B][CENTER]Grand Prix Wrestling Stadium Show Monday, August Week 1, 1983 Attendance: 324 Live from The Maritimes (Canada)[/CENTER][/B] Spoiler and Lefebvre def. Missing Link and Garvin Jacques Rougeau def. Leo Burke for the Maritimes Championship No Class Bass and Comrade Gerry def. Hit and Run to retain the Maritimes Tag Titles David Schults def. Big Stephen Petitpas The Great Malumba def. The Cuban Assassin The Assassin def. Lenny Montana Kerry Brown def. Norman Smiley [/quote]

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Norman expected another quiet week, so he went to the gym and did some powerlifting, and increased his [b]Power[/b]. He got a call Tuesday night though that ASW had added an event for Wednesday, [b]ASW Crazy Crazy Nights[/b], and they wanted him to be in a handicap match, and it would be himself versus the team of [b]Buzz Tyler and Goldie Rogers[/b]. Norman did not like his chances in a two on one match, but went to the show anyways. He got backstage, scouted his opponents, drank a Yoohoo and put on his blue tights, and headed out for a very tough test. [quote] [b][center]ASW Crazy Crazy Nights Norman Smiley versus Buzz Tyler and Goldie Rogers 1 v 2 Handicap Match Wednesday, August Week 1, 1983 Total Purse: $700 [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/NormanSmiley.jpg[/img] vs. [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/BuzzTyler.jpg[/img][img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/GoldieRogers.jpg[/img][/b][/center] [list] [*]Smiley starts the match by hitting Buzz Tyler with an arm wringer smash, and then locking in a standing arm lever [*]Tyler begins pummeling Smiley, and then drops him down with a backbreaker, then slams Smiley’s face into the mat [*]Smiley and Tyler trade reversals for quite some time before Tyler tags in Goldie Rogers [*]Rogers comes in and levels Smiley with a running dropkick, but cannot connect on a Russian legsweep [*]Smiley punched Rogers, then suplexed him, and locked in a grounded ankle twist [*]Smiley hits a hammerlock blow, then a double arm takedown on Rogers, before hitting a bridging double armbar [*][b]Rogers kicks out of the hold at two, but he gets up and Smiley locks in the Norman Conquest, forcing Rogers to tap out[/b] [/list] [b]Winner- Norman Smiley Match Rating- F Match Time- 6:40 Norman’s Winnings- $560 [/quote][/b] Norman headed to the back, very impressed with himself that he just toppled two men, and knowing his gameplan of isolating Goldie Rogers had paid off. He then headed back to his apartment five hundred and sixty dollars richer, and ready for the next ASW event, which took place at it's normal time on Saturday night. [quote] [center][b]ASW Crazy Crazy Nights Wednesday, August Week 1, 1983 Attendance: 705 Live from British Columbia (Canada)[/b][/center] Dick Murdoch def. Master Sgt. Tomko to retain the Canadian Heavyweight Title Moondog Moretti def. Igor Volkoff Randy Rich def. Rick Davis to retain the All-Star Television Title Chris Colt went to a time limit draw with Timothy Flowers and Oly Olsen Buck Ramstead def. Wojo the B.C. Hulk Norman Smiley def. Buzz Tyler and Goldie Rogers [/quote]

[SHaynes23]

Norman got up Saturday morning and watched some Looney Tunes, trying to pick up some lessons that would apply in the ring, but he didn’t think he found any. He then remembered that ASW has an event today, so he got his stuff together and headed to the arena, where he found out he would be participating in a four on four tag team main event. He would be teaming with [b]Tom Magee, Moondog Moretti, and Chris Colt[/b] to take on [b]Master Sgt. Tomko, Timothy Flowers, Igor Volkoff, and Oly Olsen[/b]. He got with his team, and went over strategy, then put on his blue tights and drank his Yoohoo and headed out for the main event. [quote] [b][center]All Star Wrestling Norman Smiley, Moondog Moretti, Tom Magee, and Chris Colt versus Master Sgt. Tomko, Timothy Flowers, Igor Volkoff, and Oly Olsen 4 v 4 Tag Match Saturday, August Week 1, 1983 Total Purse: $1500 [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/NormanSmiley.jpg[/img] [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/MoondogMoretti.jpg[/img] [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/TomMagee.jpg[/img] [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/ChrisColt.jpg[/img] vs. [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/AlTomko.jpg[/img] [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/TimFlowers.jpg[/img] [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/no_picture.jpg[/img] [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/OlyOlsen.jpg[/img][/b][/center] [list] [*]Master Sgt. Tomko starts the match by taking Moondog Moretti down and choking him out [*]Tomko locks in a number of headlocks before Moretti fights back with a backbreaker on Tomko [*]Moretti drops the elbow, but Tomko comes back with a flurry of punches, then a hammerlock drive into the corner [*]Tomko begins choking Moretti out with the tag rope, then hits a flurry of kicks to him while he is in the corner [*]Tomko uses the ropes to choke out Moretti, then slams his face into the mat, but Moretti some how tags in Chris Colt [*]Colt comes in a hits an armbar, then a suplex on Tomko, and gives him a taste of his own medicine with a choke hold [*]Colt bodyslams Tomko down to the mat, then tags in Norman Smiley [*]Smiley comes in and levels Tomko with a charging forearm, before locking in a straddled armbar [*]Tomko begins whaling away on Smiley, then Tomko gets the tag into Timothy Flowers [*]Flowers imitates Smiley by hitting a charging forearm and a straddled arm bar, but Smiley takes him down with a monkey flip [*]Smiley takes Flowers down with a double arm takedown, lifts him back up and hits a hammerlock blow [*]Flowers counters a Smiley move and tags in Igor Volkoff, and Smiley quickly puts him in a standing arm lever [*]Smiley tags the strongman Tom Magee in, and he hits a giant suplex on Volkoff [*]Volkoff hits a variety of strikes before hitting a grounded knee stomp on Magee [*]Magee locked in two straight bear squeezes on Volkoff, then hit a double backbreaker on him [*]Magee locked in a cross knee backbreaker on Volkoff, then he hit a powerslam on Volkoff [*]Magee then tagged in a fresh Moondog Moretti, who slammed Volkoff then hit a seated punch flurry [*][b]Moretti waited for Volkoff to stand, then spiked him with a leaping piledriver, and gets the victory for his team[/b] [/list] [b]Winners- Norman Smiley, Chris Colt, Moondog Moretti, and Tom Magee Match Rating- F Match Time- 17:50 Norman’s Winnings- $1200[/b] [/quote] Norman was very happy about winning one of the biggest purses of his career, and took that twelve hundred dollars and headed back to the apartment, deciding that he would spend it on training Sunday morning, before he went to his next event, Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling. [quote] [b][center]All Star Wrestling Saturday, August Week 1, 1983 Attendance: 645 Live from British Columbia (Canada)[/b][/center] Smiley, Moretti, Colt, and Magee def. Tomko, Flowers, Volkoff, and Olsen Buck Ramstead def. Randy Rich [/quote]

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Norman planned on doing some serious training on Sunday morning, but he turned the TV on and there was an all day marathon of The Three Stooges on, and Norman could not find it in himself to leave during this epic event, so parked himself in his recliner all day and watched the marathon, until it was time to head to the arena for Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling. He got to the arena and found out he would be participating in a hardcore match against [b]Tom Rocky Stone[/b], and Norman liked his chances very much. He put on his blue tights and drank his Yoohoo, then headed out to the ring to hopefully dominate his opponent for the evening. [quote] [b][center]Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling Norman Smiley versus Tom Rocky Stone Hardcore Match Sunday, August Week 1, 1983 Total Purse: $262 [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/NormanSmiley.jpg[/img] vs. [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/no_picture.jpg[/img][/b][/center] [list] [*]Tom Rocky Stone starts the match with a series of blows to Smiley, then finally takes him down with a flurry of punches [*]Smiley comes back on Stone with a gutwrench suplex, and then hit a hammerlock blow on Stone [*]Smiley continued to go to work on Stone’s arms with a standing arm lever and then a straddled arm bar [*]Smiley hit a short arm knee lift on Stone, then took him down with a suplex, and then hitting an arm wringer smash on him [*][b]Smiley then grabs a stunned Stone and locks him in the Norman Conquest, making him quickly tap out from the pain[/b] [/list] [b]Winner- Norman Smiley Match Rating- E Match Time- 3:50 Norman’s Winnings- $210[/b] [/quote] Norman headed back to the locker room after a fairly easy match, and decided that he would go ahead with his training on Monday morning, and then go to either All Star Wrestling or Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling and hopefully kick some names and take some tail, or something like that, he heard it on TV the other day and thought it sounded good. [quote] [b][center]Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling Sunday, August Week 1, 1983 Attendance: 117 Live from Quebec (Canada)[/b][/center] Missing Link, Sharpe, and Casey def. The Assassin, Comrade Gerry, and No Class Bass Leo Burke def. Jim Garvin Norman Smiley def. Tom Rocky Stone David Schults def. Lenny Montana Big Stephen Petitpas def. The Cuban Assassin [/quote]

[SHaynes23]

Norman kept his promise to himself that he would train on Monday morning, and headed down to the gym very early and paid a sparring partner, and worked on his [b]brawling[/b] skills for the better part of the day. He then went home and called both promtions he works for and they each offered him a match. ASW offered him a eight man tag, while AGPW offered him a rematch with Tom Rocky Stone, which Norman jumped right on, and he headed to the arena, put on his blue tights and drank his Yoohoo, then headed out for the second match in as many nights with Mr. Stone. [quote] [b][center]Grand Prix Wrestling Stadium Show Norman Smiley versus Tom Rocky Stone Singles Match Monday, August Week 2, 1983 Total Purse: $350 [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/NormanSmiley.jpg[/img] vs. [img]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/no_picture.jpg[/img][/b][/center] [list] [*]Smiley starts the match off by hitting Stone with a gutwrench suplex, and then hitting him with a vertical suplex [*]Stone counters a Smiley arm lever into a standing armbar, but Smiley comes right back with a hammerlock blow [*]Smiley hit Stone with a back suplex, but Stone came back with a flurry of strikes, countered with a series of big rights [*]Stone hit a spread eagled stomp on Smiley, then smashed his face into the canvas [*]Stone and Smiley traded numerous reversals, before Stone finally connected on a knee arm driver, then another spread eagled stomp [*]Stone tried to lock in the main event sleeper, but Smiley slipped out and hit repeated European uppercuts, but couldn’t lock in the Norman Conquest [*]Stone then spiked Smiley’s head to the mat with a vicious cradle piledriver, but Smiley kicked out at two and a half [*][b]Stone then lifts Smiley up and slams him down with a powerslam, and Stone gets the three count[/b] [/list] [b]Winner- Tom Rocky Stone Match Rating- B- Match Time- 6:00 Norman’s Winnings- $70 [/b][/quote] Norman headed to the back, shocked that he just lost a match to Tom Rocky Stone, but he shook it off, knowing the old saying that every dog has it's day, and Tom Rocky Stone just had his, and Norman would not let him ever have another one at his expense. He then took his seventy bucks and headed back to his apartment, ready for another long week of waiting for next Saturday's show. [quote] [b][center]All Star Wrestling on Tour Monday, August Week 2, 1983 Attendance: 683 Live from British Columbia (Canada)[/b][/center] Master Sgt. Tomko def. Dick Murdoch for the Canadian Heavyweight Title Honky Tonk Man def. Igor Volkoff Colt, Magee, Costa, and Rich def. Flowers, Olsen, Ramstead, and Davis Wojo def. Rogers and Avalanche [/quote] [quote] [b][center]Grand Prix Wrestling Stadium Show Monday, August Week 2, 1983 Attendance: 318 Live from The Maritimes (Canada)[/b][/center] Jacques Rougeau def. Leo Burke to retain the Maritimes Championship The Spoiler def. The Missing Link No Class Bass and Comrade Gerry went to a time limit draw with Hit and Run Montana, Petitpas, and Dr. D def. The Assassin, Lefebvre, and Garvin Tom Rocky Stone def. Norman Smiley [/quote]

[SHaynes23]

Norman spent the long week awaiting Saturday night, just so he could get revenge for his loss Monday night, and wanted to get back onto the winning track as quickly as he could. He headed to All-Star's arena for the night becuase Saturday meant an ASW event, and he found out he would be going one on one with [b]Timothy Flowers[/b], no push over by any means, but Norman believed he could take him down. He put on his blue tights and drank his Yoohoo, getting ready to end this losing streak before it could get started. [quote] [b][center]All Star Wrestling Norman Smiley versus Timothy Flowers Singles Match Saturday, August Week 2, 1983 Total Purse: $1,125 [img]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/NormanSmiley.jpg [/img] vs. [img] http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/TimFlowers.jpg[/img] [/b][/center] [list] [*]Smiley starts the match with a fireman’s carry on Flowers, and then he locks in a grounded hammerlock [*]Smiley then goes on quite the roll and delivers three straight suplexes to Flowers, but can’t connect on a back suplex [*]Flowers locks in a standing arm bar, and then levels Smiley with a dropkick, before locking in a single leg Boston Crab [*]Flowers drives a knee to Smiley’s arm, and then hits him with a Russian Legsweep [*]Smiley avoids a running clothesline, and locks in a hammerlock on Flowers, while taunting him [*]Smiley delivers a back suplex to Flowers, and then locks in a straddled arm bar on him [*]Smiley slips out of a Boston Crab, but Flowers hits him with a floatover suplex, and gets the two count on Smiley [*][b]Flowers then hits a ¾ face lock bulldog on Smiley, and gets the three count on him, earning the win.[/b] [/list] [b]Winner- Timothy Flowers Match Rating- F Match Time- 6:10 Norman’s Winnings- $225[/b] [/quote] Norman headed to the back, dejected that he just lost to Timothy Flowers, and vowed to work very hard, because he knew he couldn't afford to many losses to people like Tom Rocky Stone and Tim Flowers if he wanted to make it to the top. He then got a good night's rest, readying himself for the Atlantic Grand Prix event the next night. [quote] [b][center]All-Star Wrestling Saturday, August Week 2, 1983 Attendance: 734 Live from British Columbia (Canada)[/b][/center] Master Sgt. Tomko def. Chris Colt Timothy Flowers def. Norman Smiley Volkoff def. Tom Magee and Jeff Costa by count out Ramstead, Olsen, and Davis def. Rich, Wojo, and Adonis [/quote]

[captainlou]

Tough losses to Stone and Flowers. It's a wonder how you don't spit back up some of that Yoohoo during the matches :D

[SHaynes23]

Norman got up early Sunday morning, and figured his soul needed some refreshing after two tough losses, and watched some high quality Three Stooges, which made him feel alot better. He then got all of his stuff ready and headed off to the Atlantic Grand Prix arena, where he found out he would be in a six man tag team match, teaming with [B]'Dr. D' David Schults and Big Stephen Petitpas[/B] to face off with [b]The Great Malumba, Bobby Kay, and Buddy Lane[/b]. The team got together for some strategy, and Norman put on his blue tights and downed a Yoohoo, thinking he needed to get some kind of endorsment deal because he could get all that Yoohoo for free, maybe something to shoot for when he was a big star. He then headed out for the big opening match of the night. [quote] [b][center]Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling Norman Smiley, David Schults, and Big Stephen Petitpas versus The Great Malumba, Bobby Kay, and Buddy Lane 3 v 3 Tag Match Sunday, August Week 2, 1983 Total Purse: $262 [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/NormanSmiley.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/DavidSchults.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/StephenPetitpas.jpg[/IMG] vs. [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/TheGreatMalumba.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/BobbyKay.jpg[/IMG] [IMG]http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y296/shaynes23/BuddyLane.jpg[/IMG][/b][/center] [list] [*]David Schults starts the match by hitting The Great Malumba with a backbreaker, and then dropping an elbow on him [*]Schults then hits Malumba with a suplex, and then another backbreaker, but Malumba comes back with a judo sweep [*]Malumba hits a couple of headlocks on Schults, but Schults eventually side steps a Malumba move and goes back on offense [*]Schults hits a hammerlock backbreaker on Malumba, then a vicious face tear while he is down [*]Schults tries to tag out, but Malumba attacks him with a leaping headbutt, then tries a knee drop, but Schults moves and tags Big Stephen Petitpas in [*]Petitpas waits for Malumba to stand, then picks him up by the throat and tosses him across the ring, and then hits him with a second rope knee drop [*]Petitpas hits Malumba with some rapid fire headbutts, and then hits him with a double backbreaker, and hitting a spread eagled stomp [*][b]Petitpas then sets Malumba up for a piledriver, and connects, spiking Malumba’s head into the mat, and earning the victory for his team[/b] [/list] [b]Winners- Norman Smiley, David Schults, and Big Stephen Petitpas Match Rating- F Match Time- 6:40 Norman’s Winnings- $210[/b] [/quote] Norman went to the back, not too upset that he didn't get into the match tonight, just happy that he won to break up that two match losing streak. He thanked Big Stephen and Dr. D for getting him two hundred and ten dollars and headed back to the apartment, knowing he had a choice of promotions to work for tomorrow night. [quote] [b][center]Atlantic Grand Prix Wrestling Sunday, August Week 2, 1983 Attendance: 325 Live from The Maritimes (Canada)[/b][/center] Leo Burke def. Jim Garvin Gerry Morrow def. Iron Mike Sharpe Smiley, Schults, Petitpas def. Malumba, Kay, Lane [/quote]

[Gremlinator]

BIG WIGGLE lol, I've always read this dynasty, just never got round to reading it. Sorry to dissapoint, but Norman isn't my surprise guy lol, you probably don't know who the guy is as well lol. KUTGW.

[SHaynes23]

Sorry for the lack of updates lately, but I have been busy making my own TEW 07 mod, and just playing the game in all it's awesomeness. I'm gonna keep playing this game with Norman, but am not going to keep up with the detailed reports of every match. So the question is, would you like to see me keep this going by just posting what is going on in Norman's career in a less detailed way here so you can see how he develops, or should I just drop the dynasty all together? Thanks for reading it so far, and hopefully we can all see Norman make his way to a big promotion on here.