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I believe you are correct. I do wonder now that it caught attention if it will be flagged for copyright now?

Richard’s channel actually got flagged for copyright violations a few days ago and they shut his channel down. however, he announced on fb tonight that he successfully appealed the suspension and he got his channel back. im happy it’s back and surprised as hell he won his appeal. I doubt that happens often.

I know a couple of guys that lived for the shows at the Berwyn Eagles Club, and this incident has them closing their doors to wrestling after the next show. To say they are livid is the understatement of the century. One less building for people to practice and ply their trades at. Brutal.

Maybe the newer voters haven’t dove in yet. Veteran voters I think know the score and what it would take for another wrestler to make him move up or down their lists.

Checked the match lists out, I dont think there’s anything not out there already on those. They’re decent enough looking collections though.

That’s a new one on me…curious on the cost? If anyone takes the plunge let me know.

Someone on another forum pointed out because it was an hour it probably got its own tape, which is why they can’t find it yet.

Hunter was strictly a job guy in the AWA. An above average one for sure, he had some really nice tv matches, but a job guy nonetheless. Hunter in Portland I’m not so sure about.

When it’s on the “Home” listing, nothing shows up. When you click on “Playlists” it all shows up.

Not sure where else to throw this up, but I found this on a 1985 Vancouver all star wrestling disc tonight. I had no idea this existed. Mad Dog vs Crusher was the all time AWA blood feud, and this was likely one of their last battles before Vachon turned face. It’s not either man’s prime (their 1969-71 feud is spoken of with extreme reverence among the old-old guard) but this clip is still AWA gold. I wish there was more. Al Tomko, who was promoting Vancouver at this time, was Vernes Winnipeg promoter for a good while so this explains him having access to this. I do wonder how much video he kept for himself before parting ways with Verne…

He was 72. His sister is 74 and says he was 2 years younger than her. Lots of confusion on his age though, yeah.

Always good to see different channels posted here. I have a sub to one of them but the others I don't, so it'll be fun looking around in them later. Thanks.

https://www.youtube.com/@alessio5083 sheik75 found this channel and sent me the link. Not sure if it's in this thread already but its a very cool glimpse into wresting in a lot of places that you don't normally see that have pro wrestling. Short clips for the most part but worth a peek.