Ricky Jackson

This is the French Angel from the footage http://www.cagematch.net/?id=2&nr=6269&page=20

http://placetobenation.com/tag-teams-back-again-episode-6-special-edition-tommy-rogers-tribute/ Guest host Pete joins Marty for a salute to Tommy Rogers, who recently passed away. Rogers was one-half of the legendary Fantastics tag team with Bobby Fulton. Pete and Marty examine four matches from their canon, spanning multiple territories and countries. The Fantastics vs Chavo and Hector Guerrero 10/12/84 Mid South The Fantastics vs The Midnight Express 1/11/85 WCCW The Fantastics vs Eddie Gilbert and Ron Simmons 12/7/88 WCW The Fantastics vs Footloose 1/3/90 All-Japan vs Footloose https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_cyzdz8vXQ vs Simmons/Gilbert http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xuhjph_fantastics-vs-ron-simmons-and-eddie-gilbert_sport

Money's in the chase to beat the best

Touring NWA champ baby

Superdome

Better brush up on those old Observers, only one more week...

Omni Maple Leaf Gardens Cow Palace Olympic in LA Montreal Forum Greensboro Coliseum

Also, see you on Brainbuster. I don't plan on my run coming to an end any time soon though

Haha...I'm now picturing Magee as this underappreciated talent that only the French "get"

Re: Bret learning the sharpshooter from Konnan, I believe it was right after Mania VII when Konnan happened to be at a show or two wrestling dark matches and before he wrestled with the Max Moon gimmick

Michaels losing to Razor at Mania X. Granted it was because of all the unique spots he did with the ladder, but he was probably the hottest wrestler in North America coming out of that match

The plan is to look at both cage matches and about three other bouts

And obviously I'm Vinnie Vegas to Marty's DDP

Yep, ep 6 will be devoted the Midnight Rockers vs Rose/Somers feud and we have some ideas for similar shows looking at famous tag feuds from other territories.

Don't forget ass biting

http://placetobenation.com/tag-teams-back-again-episode-5-managers-midgets-and-machines/ Kelly and Marty dive deep, deep, deep into the archives and emerge with six more matches from 1986 WWF to review. Marvel at a match list that will make you think "What the hell were these guys smoking?" "Terrible" Terry Funk, "Hoss" Funk and Jimmy Hart vs Andre the Giant and the Junkyard Dog 3/23/86, MLG The Funks vs JYD and Tito Santana 4/7/86, Wrestlemania 2 Ricky Steamboat, JYD and the Haiti Kid vs "Hoss" Funk, Jimmy Jack Funk and Jimmy Hart 4/26/86, Boston Garden The Machines and Captain Lou Albano vs Big John Studd, King Kong Bundy and Bobby "the Brain" Heenan 8/28/86, The Big Event The Machines and Hulk Machine vs Studd, Bundy and Heenan 9/22/86, MSG Hulk Hogan and "Rowdy" Roddy Piper vs Paul "Mr. Wonderful" Orndorff and "King" Harley Race 11/24/86, MSG

I just thought it was Cockney slang or something

That was one of the worst spots I've seen in quite some time

Good point, Redman

Ok, too many 2.9 kickouts. If they play their cards right it should be looked back as an iconic match though

Too many finisher kick outs but I can't complain about the outcome.

A star is born

What a clusterfuck. It got good when the midget got involved but that dropping from the top spot by Sin Cara was stupid as hell Sorry, Kalisto

Maybe, possibly, no need to cancel your Network sub, it was just a red herring

I remember the selection of WCW tapes at the stores I frequented to be mostly abysmal. Capitol Combat, Clash III and V (Really? Only the two lamest shows of the early ones. Who the fuck is the Blackmailer?), etc. On the other hand, I did score a copy of Bash 89 for $5 from a bargain bin one day, so I guess that made up for it in a way