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1-3 Funk, Flair, Danielson 4 Hijo del Santo 5-6 Tenryu & Tsuruta 7-10 Kobashi, Chigusa, Hansen, Lawler + Misawa, Hokuto, Fujinami, Bockwinkel and Thesz

On my list Barry Windham Bill Dundee Billy Robinson Black Terry Blue Panther Bob Backlund Bret Hart Brock Lesnar Bruno Sammartino Buddy Rose Bull Nakano Bobby Eaton With more footage, they would be on my list Bob Armstrong (70's) Buddy Rogers (40-50's) Billy Graham (pre-WWWF) Favorites of mine but not on the list Brian Pillman Butch Reed Buzz Sawyer

Great French crowd and thank god they didn't sing the national anthem this time.

This was the best PWG Cena match ever. Callbacks to some of his best matches too (Punk RAW match, Owens, Umaga). I would have love to see Cena bleeds after the turnbuckle shots.

This is a civil case for now. So none at the moment.

This is the same match and Loss has the right date (this is Columbia, SC)

Best Headlock : Jack Brisco

This match took place on 10/21 in Greensboro (same day as Steamboat/Race, same crowd).

Eric from SC does currently a deep dive on Barry's run in 1998 WWF. http://segundacaida.blogspot.com/search/label/Barry Windham

El Hijo del Santo published on his Youtube channel his first match against Negro Casas from 1983. (only three minutes of the match)

Killer Karl Kox One of the great brawlers of the 1960's and 1970's. We can see a lot of Kox in Dick Murdoch (they even share the same finisher) as he was his mentor. Hurt by lack of footage. vs The Destroyer (7/25/75) vs Dick Murdoch (12/9/76) vs Giant Baba (3/3/81)

A short clip of pre-Austin Idol Dennis McCord

Rey, Finlay, Regal and Benoit were great that year.

Wow, great work ! (BTW, glad to see you here, I follow your Youtube channel since the beginning)

@khawk20 there are 7 observers from 1983 and 15 observers from 1984 in this link https://archive.org/details/WON1984

He looks like a million bucks in this clipped match ( also Vince McMahon is totally clueless of the history of wrestling outside NYC ).

Now with sound

Is this a new match ?

Rewatched the Londos-Shikat (at the time I was watching everything about Dick Shikat, he was fascinating) and Londos looked good here. All the footage are imcomplete (the Nagurski bout is listed as a 47 minutes match in the NWA book).

@strobogodid you watch the Terry vs Bock from July 1983 ? It's not on your recommended list and it's an outstanding match IMO.

That's Beat Kiyoshi & Beat Takeshi (Kitano) !

Here is Inca Peruano working as Rocky Tomayo in the WWWF (he was 47) :

You might be interested by the interview of Jim Brunzell (he works under Scott in the 70's) by David Chappell : http://www.midatlanticgateway.com/search?q=brunzell