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For me, Eaton shades it by a hair. Like has been previously mentioned Morton is unparalleled as the babyface in peril and is much better on the stick, and in normal circumstances that would edge it; however Eaton worked for for JCP/WCW from 1985 - 2000 (which is a great run when you think about it) as well as dipping his toe into ECW. He had a fun run with Regal in the Blue Bloods and on the whole was easier to repackage compared to Morton. I also feel he was more innovative with his moves compared to Morton. I really hated Morton as a single in WCW in 1991 as part of the York Foundation - to me his size was really exposed in singles matches. In closing both are top tier 80's US workers and I even though I am going with Eaton I would never argue with anyone who chooses Morton over him.

This angle has just recently been brought to my attention, and it's terrific and the best example of how to do a worked "shoot" angle correctly. It's a shame that more people haven't seen this.

Listened to the first hour or so of this EXCELLENT podcast. Well done to all those involved. I just now need to track down these USWA angles with Tatum and Lawler/Snowman as well as El Dandy vs. El Satanico.

Added to this (but not about Canada) Kawada and Hiromichi Fuyuki, as "Japanese Force" had a feud with "American Force" (Paul Diamond & Shawn Michaels) for the USA Tag Team title in San Antonio,TX according to Masanori Horie.