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He had a pretty great match with Kawada in either 98 or 99 as I recall.

I'm pretty sure your tag team division just became incredible. Looking forward to how you mix all of it together!

Would have loved to see the Briscos tag and the Piper v. Sullivan match.

I'm all for Kevin having a lot of say in the deal. If he is cool with it, I won't argue one bit. I just don't want to see these transfers become something less than what they have been because people 50/50 their guys out. If you absorb ICW you should get ICW.

I like setting up future New York events with the immediate use of Backlund and Garea. Also taking steps to get Choshu over right away is a good thing

I don't think 50/50 should affect draft status. The whole point of absorbing another promotion is getting the first shot at all the big names. If we start putting conditions on that it will turn it into a game of giving 50/50s to your buddies so they get certain guys. I agree that the bookings should be honored, but that's as far as it goes.

That is some kind of loaded show on the 15th.

Up next: WWC Mid-South CWF JCP Southwest

October 4th, 1983, Palais des Sports, Granby, QC (2,000, sellout) Quebec TV Tag Team ChampionsThe Tongan Terrors defeated the Gerrard Brothers with a savate kick/flying headbutt combo on Tim Gerrard Dave Kochen defeated Dan Johnson with an abdominal stretch Invader 3 defeated Phil Lafon with an inside cradle, the two shook hands after a competitive match Rene Goulet & Tony Ricco defeeated Goldie Rogers & Steve Regal with a Goulet scorpion claw hold on Regal Canadian International Tag Team Champions The Midnight Express & Gilles Poisson defeated Gino Brito, Tony Parisi & Invader 1 with a Condrey full nelson facebuster on Parisi

It is a great time to be a wrestling fan. So many options.

Up Next: Jesse Rain Grimmas

Big debut for the Briscos! Looking forward to seeing how a lot of these feuds play out. Also want to see how your tournament goes. Those can set up a lot of things both immediately and well into the future.

October 3rd, 1983 Colisée de Saint-Jean, Saint-Jean-Sur Richelieu, QC (2,751, sellout) Dan Johnson defeated Joe Marcus with a power slam Tony Parisi defeated Alex Gerrard with a flying senton Rene Goulet defeated Tim Gerrard with a scorpion claw hold Quebec TV Tag Champions The Tongan Terrors & Quebec Hevyweight Champion Richard Charland defeated the Can Am Express & Louis Laurence with a King Tonga thumb spike on Laurence Goldie Rogers defeated Dave Kochen with a schoolboy with his feet on the ropes Gino Brito & The Invaders defeated Canadian International Tag Team Champions The Midnight Express & Gilles Poisson with a Catapult on Poisson

Updated, do we immediately skip Wahoo again after goc picks or do we give him another 24?

I'm liking the catch-up shows a lot. Tito and Bad News are ripping it up. Can't wait to see them eventually feud.

Big win for the Roadies in the main. No more Buck????? I guess the joke had to end sometime.

I love Sasuke. One thing I always enjoyed is that you never really knew what to expect even after watching a bunch of his matches. The guy would just do crazy shit that you had never seen before even if he was in a gym in front of a few hundred fans. He is underrated as a babyface and on the mat. And I think besides Santo there's nobody I would rather watch performing a dive. His tope con hilo had one of the most explosive take-offs in my mind. The sheer acceleration he got when he jumped always impressed me. On the downside, his moonsault off the second rope to a standing opponent always looked awful. The timing was always such that the other guy had to stop and wait for it. Drove me nuts.

man, what a great TV coming off of the big show. JYD just can't win with Ted. The Japanese and Germans..OMG it's the Axis Powers! Oh, and that main would have killed in 83.

Yeah, but what a great showcase feud!

Great start for the new Memphis. It's in good hands!

Almost found out who Mr. Mexico was! Masters getting pissed at Hayes is an interesting development. Ash and Welch are making me want to see more. The Fabs as the subtle heels in their match was interesting. Tully and David continue to kill it as big time heels. There are reasons why this is one of my favorite promotions, and this kind of booking is a big one.

LOL, Herschel Walker. I lived one state away from Minnesota without a football team through that. Only difference is that everybody else benefits in these trades too. Realize, of course, that the majority of those names will not appear in my booking until February or March of next year. Also that my whole roster will likely never be on the same show. It will be nice to have them when I do my big tag tourney, but other than that you will see three teams out working somewhere else most of the time. And thanks. My goal was autonomy going forward for as long as the project went on. Couldn't do it with the WWF roster, so I had to do something different.

There is that. Hard to deal with that aspect of it.

Here are the workers left for free agency: Chief Thundercloud Fred Curry The drafted workers: 1. WWA - Koko Ware (Will need for 2 weeks max) 2. Mid-South (trade from WWC) - Adrian Adonis 3. Mid-South - Vincent K. McMahon 4. CWF (Florida) - Angelo Mosca Sr. 5. JCP - Super Destroyer 6. Memphis (traded from Southwest) - Superstar Billy Graham 7. Stampede - Les Thornton 8. ICW - 9. IWF - Gorilla Monsoon 10. AWA - Greg Gagne 11. WCCW - Sam Houston 12. All Star - PASS 13. Memphis - Lars Anderson Round 2: 14. Southwest (trade from Memphis) - Rick Link 15. All Star - PASS 16. WCCW - Scott McGhee 17. AWA - Mike George 18. IWF - Ted Allen 19. ICW 20. Southwest (from Stampede) - 'Gentleman' Jim Holliday 21. Memphis (trade from Southwest) - Luke Graham 22. JCP - George Weingroff 23. CWF - John Tolos 24. Mid-South - Blackjack Lanza 25. WWC - Tony Colon 26. WWA - Steve O Round 3: 27. WWA - Jerry Grey 28. WWC - Roberto Soto 29. Mid-South - SD Jones 30. CWF - The Destroyer 31. JCP - PASS 32. Southwest - Timothy Flowers 33. Southwest (trade from Stampede) - Art Crews 34. ICW 35. IWF - George Steele 36. AWA - Igor Volkoff 37. WCCW - Jerry Monti 38. All Star 39. Memphis - Moondog Moretti Round 4: Memphis - Randy Barber AWA - Dominic DeNucci IWF - Pete Doherty CWF - Swede Hanson Mid-South - Mac Rivera Round 5: Mid-South - Victor Rivera CWF - Baron Mikel Scicluna AWA - Johnny Powers Round 6: AWA - Tony Russo Mid-South - Jack Carson Round 7: Mid South - Steve King AWA - Dean Ho AWA - Jack Armstrong AWA - Tommy Wright (sent to Southeast)

Hang on a tick JHawk.