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A very tag team heavy show. A great throwback to the Crockett territory of the 60's and 70's that was centered around good tag teams. Flair vs. Sheiky when he could still go would have been great. Fun show!

Orndorff vs. Sawyer. Hot damn. That kind of feud would have all sorts of potential....

Solid card. Choshu and Fujinami stole the show of course. Great main. I liked seeing Adonis and Murdoch together here as well!

Fun show, enjoyed your writing style. It was detailed enough to get over the story you were telling in each match... Olympia better watch out, with his physique Hogan might get jealous and play politics to keep him down the card like so many others over the years...

Everything is working great here. Loved the angle with the Fabs and the R&Rs with the charity bit. Is anyone else pumped for Tully vs. Macho??? TV was awesome. Cornette was the best... What the hell is that? That's Ratamyus! Awesome!!! Cool spot dragging the Alaskan to parts unknown. Roster looks great. I'm on vacation July 13th so I'll make the trip, it's only a state away! I'll BEEE THERE!

I used to write Memphis for years, and it can be a bear and a half. A week of writing Memphis is like a month of writing any other promotion. Just so much to do story wise with a payoff basically every Monday, you can run through an entire feud in Mempho in a matter of a few weeks, so a good writing partner is a great idea for this territory. Extremely interested in reading this territory!

I had a floor model TV (no remote) in 1983. Enjoyed this card, good read. Looks like Bret Hart did the possum bit all the way back then, and it worked as usual! Bret and Ventura would have been a fun match. Obviously Wahoo and Valentine was a battle. Really loved Martel vs. Valentine, and a great finals to boot with my fave Martel going over. Martel gets the attention of the Nature Boy, as I salivate over what could be. Really good flow, enjoyed it.

dawho5 had inquired about Montreal, so the referees I listed worked in Montreal for International Wrestling/Lutte Internationale (and the other promotion names that were used) A few Toronto refs were Terry Yorkston, Roger Francour, Pierre Bertrand, and John Bonello (after he retired). I don't think Bonello completely retired until 1984, but he was reffing matches in 83. I don't know how you guys work things in this league so I don't know if he can be used, but he's on the verge of ring retirement.

Love this roster.

Andre Roy, Eugene Brie, Luigi Marcera, Adrien Desbois, Omer Marchessault are the names you can look into for this period.

I enjoyed the Goldust video, it was unexpected and a fun piece heading into the Raw pre-show on Monday... There was a piece on Andre as well... But the Goldust thing just came out of nowhere and I really enjoyed it... Now if they could only get their service working right I could enjoy some of the other features...

No... Mike Rotunda would be my answer. Not a fan of his, uh, deliberate style, and specifically as IRS, his over-use of the chinlock. First thing that came to my mind was Rotunda, specifically the IRS run, but Rotunda in general. Nobody loved a chinlock better. It's like you read my mind! lol As for the Bobby Eaton guy.... common now...

Loved the old Richfield Coliseum in Ohio, #throwback

Been trying to "Like" certain posts that users are making but I'm getting "You have reached your quota of positive votes for the day", even though I haven't made any other "likes" in days. Maybe raise the limit or turn it off? I don't know, not trying to tell the admins what to do, it's just I have the same type of Invision board over at Crazymax, so I'm brainstorming what may fix the issue.

I'd have to go with Taz & Sabu at Barely Legal. It was a match, but I think everyone was expecting the match of all matches... Then the double turn finish was sort of confusing at the time.

Did you mean the 1991 Bash where Flair left the company? Yeah, that match WAS a let down!

Agreed... I had never really thought about it either until maybe 3 or 4 months ago... I was doing some research for something and came across some Observer comments Dave made about his age when Men on a Mission were first coming in. Crazy to think how young he was in that gimmick, for example, he was only 3 years older than Christian at his passing.

Unfortunately, this was already shot down earlier today. Lol, would have been fun, though!

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