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National Wrestling Alliance Showcase Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling is a regional wrestling promotion closely affiliated with the National Wrestling Alliance. Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling is owned by Jim Crockett Jr with Beast running the day to day operations while Low Blow Podcast is the head booker. Together, this group of individuals is looking to revitalize Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling with some of the biggest names in wrestling. Mid Atlantic will be showcasing their talent on Saturday mornings with hosts Bob Caudle and David Crockett. Here is a look at some of the biggest stars in Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling and those who will without a doubt shape its course in history. Ric Flair Without a doubt, Ric Flair is the crown jewel of MACW. He is a former NWA Heavyweight Champion who is hell bent on getting the title back from the man who took the title, Harley Race. Will he be the next in line for the gold or will he find new challengers in MACW. Promoters from all over the world have been calling Jim Crockett to set up challengers for Flair who will without a doubt be the most traveled wrestler in 1983. Dr. D, David Schultz Perhaps one of the biggest wild cards in MACW. Dave Schultz is one of the most charismatic and genuine tough guys in the sport. in MACW, he is going to be up against some of the toughest talent in the world and he has already gone on record to say he will face anyone, anytime, anywhere. Dr. D's career is one of controversy and he is someone who will without a doubt make an impact every time he shows up for a fight. The Iron Sheik One of the strongest competitors in the world is surely the Iron Sheik. He has a proven track record of being dangerous from bell to bell and will go to any lengths to get exactly what he wants. The fans in MACW may not like his political allegiance, but his loyalty to his country is something to admire. He is looking to make waves nationally and let the world know that he is number 1! The Fabulous Freebirds - Michael Hayes, Terry Gordy, & Buddy Roberts Wherever they have gone, whoever they have wrestled, and anywhere they have partied, they have left their mark. The Freebirds have changed the scope of professional wrestling since their arrival and they look to do the same thing in MACW. There is not a group of wrestlers in the world who can match them in the ring and on the mic and they look continue their reign as the most controversial group in the history of professional wrestling. Hayes has made it known that the Freebirds are the true golden trio of wrestling and are willing to prove it anywhere in the world. Who can possibly stand up to these three men and slow them down? Fantastic Tommy Rogers A relative newcomer to MACW, Tommy Rogers has got the look and the skills to step into the ring and make an immediate impact in the world of wrestling. He has been successful as a tag team wrestler and looks to turn that success into singles competition in MACW. Rogers has already gone on record in saying that he has high hopes for his tenure in MACW. Word has it that Rogers is already lined up to head to the WWF to showcase his talents while honing his skills and bringing it back to MACW to hopefully get his hands on some gold down the line. The National Wrestling Alliance is the oldest governing body in professional wrestling and Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling is one of the spearheads of this organization to promote and showcase the top talent from all around the world. The individuals showcase in this article are simply a piece of what makes the NWA great and will without a doubt be men who shape the future of the NWA and those who will be measures of its success in 1983 and beyond.

As the booker of JCP, I don't want people to get misunderstood by bull-hype of what happened in "real life" in comparison to what we're doing here. I would be more than interested to work Lawler into our television and vice versa. Memphis has a distinct style that some of our guys like Dr. D and the Freebirds could flourish in while Lawler and some other Memphis stars could come to JCP and showcase their talent as well. Please don't try and dilute the idea of what DID happen with what is GOING to happen.

Should we set a deadline on when voting closes? Like grimmas said... There's three days to go before shows so some things need to get in place.

I know this isn't my game, but I can only stress how convoluted that has the possibility of becoming. Everyone here seems interested in other people's products and with shows and giving feedback, those threads could get very hard to follow. A forum for just shows would allow people to follow a product and give feedback while being easy to navigate. Again, not my game, I am just a player. Just want to give my two cents. I am all for whatever we choose to do.

One thing people can get lost in is details of matches. When doing the Territory Wars - I went from short to long to short in terms of detail of a match. I know at one point I simple put Wrestler A defeated Wrestler B by Finisher @ designated time. I know for squash matches, there isn't too much point to detail unless it is driving a storyline. In between shows, discussion amongst hosts can be a good catalyst for storylines and also take up a lot of time. After writing the first MACW show, we are at 5 pages and around 2,000 words and it is a detailed with five matches and promos. My question is in regards to where we will be posting the shows? I may have missed it, but is there going to be a sub-forum for that? Perhaps called the Event Center.

My question would be, is your free television show in which you showcase talent a GCW production or an NWA production? I know the potential joint show is an NWA show and has less to do with JCP but more to do with the entire organization that is the NWA.

But if we are basing anything off reality - Paul Jones was never President while Geigel and Crockett both were. So is perceived "experience" more important that perceived "respect?" I think there is a clear dislike for the idea of Beast being president and holding Flair in MACW and not giving him up. I can promise you as the booker of JCP, Flair's schedule will be more than kosher with all those involved. If we simply communicate, I can promise that he will have his opportunities to fulfill dates and everyone will get there chance. Even in my pre-booking, I can say that Flair is more of an attraction than someone who is a week in and week out guy. He is like Andre in the WWF, someone you expect to be gone but when he's here, it is special. I know this gives away some booking plans, and I apologize to Beast, but I think that the irrational fear of containing Flair in one promotion will not be the case.

I can appreciate that. Are we going to vote before July 1st? I know I am outside the inner circle a little bit, but this is an important first step for us as the NWA.

Quick question, would I get a vote on this as the booker for JCP or would Beasts vote count as mine?

Anyone else have their first shows done? I am interested to see how you guys do the house shows. I know JCP was running 6 nights a week with TV one night and a big night on Saturday and even Fridays and Sundays. I don't think I want to go into huge detail on the house shows, but write up the TV with a good amount of detail.

I guess my biggest question would be in regards to Lawler and his partnership with Memphis. He was the main draw there and now, looking at the Memphis roster, is it reasonable to think that Memphis would survive without Lawler? I know Idol and Landell are good and the RnR are close to great. I know that when Lawler WOULD come back as the champ it would be huge business, but could a company sustain without its biggest star week in and week out?

If they are available that whole time... Wed use them on TV and house shows and our big Christmas show.

Ted Dibiase

Could jcp get misawa and kawada in December to follow up their July run?

how long does race need to be champion? Having won the title in June and holding it until November being a traveling champion, that sounds like a pretty decent resume. How long should he hold the title for at this stage in his career? and the Booker for JCP, and I will admit that having Flair as the world champion would be a great thing to book from however it is also a bad thing to book from because he would be gone so much as a traveling champion. I do agree that there are other choices for champion but that's why we need to first get a president, and then secondly put up nominations for world champion, and then we can decide on all these things rather than just having a banter back and forth at this point.

JCP will take Hansen and Brody for the 12/25 show

Could JCP have Funk for 8/11, 8/18, & 8/20

Pending the addition of Brody and Hansen on the 14th, we are in need of two more teams for the NWA world tag team title tournament. They would need to be available on the 14th, 16th, 21st, 23rd, and possibly 28th. I will have specific dates for individuals once I get all the teams.

Could JCP get Brody and Hansen on the 14th for the tag title tournament please?

You could just have promotions offer up 2-3 people every month for the draft and do a one round random. If they get a fresh face then they are good - if they don't they could pick from the other talent pool that was donated. At the end - if one, two, or all three of the guys they entered weren't picked, they return to the promotion. So essentially if it were JCP and we offered up three job guys and we got the first pick. We could pick a fresh face and then none of our guys got drafted so they come back. If one of them does get picked, then we'd get the fresh face and the other two guys returning. - You could also add - if someone were to put in 3 guys - they could have their name in the randomizer 3 times and whomever runs it would take the first time it comes up.

Is there something you guys can do in regards to the radomizer if someone isn't participating? It would kind of stink for someone who did nothing all month to get a hot pick in the draft if they aren't putting forth the effort.

It will be an exciting month of July for Jim Crockett Promotions as they will continue their house show circuit throughout Virginia and the Carolinas. Jim Crockett Promotions would also like to announce that they will be recording their television episodes on Thursday nights from the arena to air on Saturday mornings. Here are some upcoming dates for Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling and Jim Crockett Promotions. Friday July 1st - Charleston, South Carolina @ County Hall Saturday July 2nd - Greensboro, North Carolina @ The Coliseum- Ric Flair, The Iron Sheik, & The Television Championship on the line with the Great Kabuki defending! Sunday July 3rd - Wilmington, North Carolia @ Legion Stadium Monday July 4th - Raleigh, North Carolina @ Dorton Arena - Special Flag Match Main Event! Tuesday July 5th - Spartanburg, South Carolina @ Memorial Auditorium *Special TV Taping* Thursday July 7th - Norfolk, Virginia @ The Scope - Ric Flair, The Vachons, and the Freebirds in action! Friday July 8th - Charleston, South Carolina @ County Hall Saturday July 9th - Charlotte, North Carolina @ The Coliseum Sunday July 10th - Greenville, South Carolina @ Memorial Auditorium Monday July 11th - Sumter, South Carolina Tuesday July 12th - Emporia, Virginia *Special TV Taping* Thursday July 14th - Charlotte, North Carolina @ The Coliseum - Ric Flair, The Iron Sheik, Dave Schultz, & Tag Team Tournament action! -As a frame of reference. We will be showing quick results from most of the house shows and more in depth results of the TV tapings. We will hold one "big" show a month on a Saturday in either Greensboro or Charlotte.

You could always have a current programming sub forum. Do things from the current month There could be a sub forum for each promotion away from this specific spot for an archive of their shows. You could have a PWI sub forum for magazines and rumors and such. I like the NWA and AWA forums to keep things confidential

http://lowblowbookingpodcast.podbean.com/e/low-blow-booking-podcast-episode-17-20-qs-for-every-wrestling-fan/ Welcome ladies and gentlemen to the Low Blow Booking Podcast! Tonight on a very special episode, join host Derek Cornett as he is joined by Andrew Stewart​, Ben Ivanson​, and Patrick Fenton​ as they run down the top twenty questions for every wrestling fan. We go off the cuff from our normal broadcast for this special episode as some loyal listeners get a chance to chime in and give their opinions. Here is the full list of the questions that will be answered. 1. Favorite current superstar 2. Favorite Superstar of all time 3. Favorite current diva 4. Favorite diva of all time 5. WrestleMania or SummerSlam 6. Do you have the WWE Network and what is your favorite thing you've seen 7. Favorite title belt of all time 8. Favorite current title belt 9. Least favorite superstar of all time 10. Least favorite current superstar 11. Favorite WrestleMania moment 12. Favorite Era 13. Favorite match of the year so far 14. Favorite piece of merchandise you own 15. Favorite faction of all time 16. Do you like the current WWE World Heavyweight Championship 17. Do you think divas should have more titles 18. Favorite finisher 19. Favorite stipulation 20. Top 3 favorite PPVs of all time The crew doesn't stop there though as they continue to examine some of the other questions that wrestling fans could answer. So sit back and enjoy the latest episode of the Low Blow Booking Podcast!

Would Jim Crockett not have a seat on the board?