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Awesome details in each match. I'm not always sure who the favorite is but after reading your write-ups, I think anybody could win this tournament. Loved your last match with Fugiwara shaking the hand if Funaki. This is really special when a top guy recognizes someone else. Great storyline.

Wow.... never thought it would be Texas Red leaving but when you throw in a cattle prod... I mean nobody gets up from that! Love how you are making Hogan do some serious work before he gets back to Flair! The Enforcers are creating havoc and it just makes the AWA so fun. Also. love Iceman and I think Jaqueline will give his just the right push!

Really enjoyed catching up with PCW. Sorry for falling behind. It seems that some of your big factions, The Citadel and The Terror Collective are having some pretty big internal issues. I love both of these angles as it gives you so many options with huge names. Great booking. Also, I am really enjoying how you are using Regal. He could really work. I wouldn't want to meet Iron and Steel in any type of match... scary tough

Monday, October 6, 1990 **** Big development from this week’s TV show had a major impact on the upcoming card in the Midsouth Coliseum. Last week in the Coliseum we saw some chaos as far as the USWA World Title was concerned as Jerry “The King” Lawler battled it out with Randy “Macho Man” Savage and the winner would get the next World Title shot. In the middle of the match, Big Bossman, the World Champ hit the ring and attacked The King. This caused the ref to call for the bell and give Lawler the win by DQ. Savage was fuming as he said Bossman did this to avoid a match with him. It didn’t matter the Bossman claimed pure hatred of the King for his reason in getting involved, Savage wasn’t buying it and attacked Bossman leading to a huge brawl. That led to this week’s TV show where the fans were to get a huge treat as the World Title Match between the King and Bossman was the main event. Randy Savage, who was still fuming, wrestled a non-title squash match against Tim Horner just before the main event. Lance Russell took us to commercial break hyping up that the big title match was next. When we come back from break, Lance informs us of a developing situation as Randy Savage refused to leave the ring unless he was part of the main event. This went on with Savage holding true to his protest. Finally, both Jerry Jarrett and Eddie Marlin come to the ring and remind Savage about who the booker is and who the boss is and if he knows what’s good for him, he better leave the ring. Savage, starts flexing and giving us all a bunch of “oooh yeah’s” and telling Jarrett and Marlin that they are going to have to physically remove him from the ring but to watch out as Savage is feeling a little “frisky.” Jarrett tells Savage it is not him nor Eddie Marlin who will remove Save from the ring but it he looks over to the walkaway, he will see the Memphis police, who will not only remove him from the ring but the entire studio. Savage still doesn’t back down so the police do exactly what Jarrett promised as about a dozen men in blue take a fighting Savage out to the street as a camera man follows and sees the police block the door. Finally, we get the World Title Match as The King hits the ring followed by his manager, Jimmy Hart. We get only about a minute of the big match before Greg Valentine and Jim Neidhart hit the ring and attack the King. No problem… here comes the Rock n Roll Express and Jeff Jarrett… It’s a wild brawl when suddenly you here Lance Russell, “Oh good grief, how’d he get back in here.” Its Randy Savage and he is just as the name sounds… A Savage!!! Heel hitting heel, heel’s hitting babyfaces, babyfaces hitting babyfaces…. This one needs a second commercial break to restore order and when we do, it’s a fuming Jerry Jarrett who is angry that his main event was interrupted. He lets the fans know that the title match will know take place this week at the Mid-South Coliseum and that Randy Savage will be banned from the arena that evening. He also says he is tired of Jimmy Hart and all of his nonsense and that he will be banned from ringside during the match! And on to the coliseum Jeff Jarrett defeats “Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff with the Running DDT. This match saw Mr. Wonderful try to piledrive JJ out on the concrete floor, the same move that put Superstar Bill Dundee out of action for a prolonged period, but JJ was able to reverse this move with the back body drop. This attempt to injure JJ fired him up and he lost all care for the rules as he followed up the back body drop by ramming Orndorf into the ring post and Mr. Wonderful was now showing some color. JJ rolled Orndorff onto the ring and he climbed to the top rope and come down with a nasty knee drop which he followed up the DDT. This was as aggressive as we have seen Jarrett in a long time. POW defeated Honky Tonk Man with Jimmy Hart and Missy Hyatt when he shocked HTM with an inside cradle as HTM had him set up for the Shake Rattle and Roll. This match was signed as a result of last week’s tag match where POW had pinned HTM during a tag match. HTM was furious this week on TV and said that it was a fluke and could never happen again… Don’t Speak too soon HTM. It seems POW has some an ax to grind against HTM as it is obvious that POW seems to really get fired up against HTM. Junkyard Dog defeats Dirty White Boy #1 with a big Thump. (Powerslam) Not much to say here except this was a fun brawl if that is what you like! … and we all do. Michael Wallstreet with Ms. Alexandria York defeating “Southern Boy” Tracy Smothers with the Airplane Spin/Samoan Drop combo. Again, Ms. York with her computer-generated scouting report and Wallstreet’s ability where just too much for Smothers. Eddie Gilbert with Jimmy Hart & Missy Hyatt defeated “Wildfire” Tommy Rich when Missy nailed Tommy with the loaded Gucci purse while referee Jerry Neighbors was admonishing Jimmy Hart who was looking for the megaphone shot on Wildfire. The 3-1 nonsense was just too much for Wildfire to overcome. USWA World Television Title Match Stunning Steve Austin © defeated the Nightstalker with the Stun Gun. This match was set up after last week when the Nightstalker, who serves as Ron Fuller’s bodyguard, interfered in the Fuller-Austin match. On this week’s TV show, Austin was quite smug about how easy it was to beat bigger men as they basically decapitate themselves when he nails them with the Stun Gun… Well so far in the USWA, everything Austin has said has come true as he has yet to go down in defeat and the Nightstalker did nearly decapitate himself as the 300 pounder was dropped neck first across the top rope. The Road Warriors defeated Southern Justice (Shanghai Pierce and Tex Slazenger) with Wild Bill Irwin as Animal and Hawk crushed the two big men in under 5 minutes as they beat them from pillar to post with the end coming after a Doomsday Device on Pierce… After the match, Animal grabbed Irwin by his neck and lifted over the ropes only to have Hawk connect with a running lariat on Irwin that set him back over the top rope and out onto the floor. What a bump by Irwin!! The Steiners might still be in Japan but they better re-enforce the ring for these two teams when they finally do meet. USWA Southern Tag Team Title Match: No DQ Greg “The Hammer” Valentine & Jim “The Avil” Neidhart © w/ Jimmy Hart vs The Rock n Roll Express These two teams have battled it out in all types of matches over the past month but every time the title is on the line, the champs conveniently seem to find a way to cause a DQ. Whether it is simply getting counted out or outside interference, Hart has managed to keep the title around the waist of his men. Last week, it was the Rock n Roll Express who rushed in to make the save as Hart and his megaphone helped his men put down Tommy Rich and JYD. This week, it appears to be much the same as the Express have controlled a lot of the match but it is Jimmy Hart up on the apron with the megaphone during a 4-way melee. Neidhart is about to whip Ricky Morton into the corner. Jimmy Hart is antagonizing the crowd and waving his megaphone in the hair while he is giving them that big, annoying laugh. Morton reverses the whip and its Neidhart who comes crashing in… Jimmy Hart feels the thud of a man hitting the corner… thinking it is Morton… he turns and cracks Neidhart over the head with the megaphone. WHAM… Morton and Gibson quickly nail Valentine with a Double Drop Kick and he goes flying to the floor. Irish Whip of Morton by Gibson… Morton leap frogs Gibson… Somehow, Morton turns the leap from into a Giant Splash on a staggered Neidhart…. 1…2….3! We have new champs…. As the Rock n Roll Express celebrate, A frustrated Jimmy Hart is verbally taking it out on Jim Neidhart. Finally, Hart shoves Neidhart in anger but this time, the Anvil shoves back and Jimmy Hart goes flying. WHAM… From behind, Valentine attacks Neidhart! The crowd is loving this as anytime The First Family is fighting with themselves; it is good for the good guy. Eventually, Valentine helps Jimmy Hart to the back while Neidhart is left to regroup and limp to the back. Main Event: USWA World Title Match: Please read the top to see how we got here. Big Bossman © vs Jerry “The King” Lawler” with Jimmy Hart banned from ringside Whether Bossman attacked Lawler to prevent Macho Man from getting this title shot is irrelevant. The King is ready to capitalize on his good fortune and takes control early. Give Bossman his credit… there is no backing down from the big hoss. He is ready to take Lawler’s best shot and leave here with his title! At about the 10 minute mark, we see Eddie Gilbert rushing the ring but it is JJ rushing after him. Gilbert was intent on making sure the First Family didn’t loose two titles on the same night but JJ wants justice to prevail… these two really are brawling all over the places, but the title match goes on! Here comes Greg “The Hammer” Valentine but he barely gets on the ramp to the ring before The Anvil attacks him. Protecting Lawler and the integrity of the World Title completes Jim Neidharts babyface turn. Jimmy Hart is still in the back pulling the strings and here comes Honky Tonk Man but JJ and POW take care of him. It is almost like the babyfaces knew what was coming. Wait… What’s this… A masked man, wearing sunglasses and a bandana quickly climbs the top rope and comes off with a flying elbow to the back of the head of Bossman. The ref immediately calls for the bell but the masked man doesn’t care and somehow rips the belt off of ref Jerry Calhoun. The Masked Man is now whipping anyone in his site…. The World Champion… Jerry Lawler… Jerry Calhoun…. They will all have the welts to prove to anyone in doubt… wrestling in not Sports Entertainment but 100% real. The fans may have been cheated out of a World Title Match but they will never forget the night Macho M…. I mean a masked man hit the ring and whipped everything in his site.

I really like how you got Lawler into the King angle so quickly. This should add some very interesting twists and turns. Funk at the Double Cross Ranch and can't wait for the wild ride of the Outlaw Era!! WWF has some top notch angles going and is always a fun ride. Nice booking

Missing... he is yours of you want him

Monday, September 29, 1990 *** The Steiners are still in Japan and this week we see a video tape of them successfully defend the USWA World Tag Team Titles against another “top” Japanese team in Tokyo. We also get a promo about how they are still searching for the Road Warriors as they can’t wait to show the Road Warriors who the best team in the World is. Remember, the Steiners took offense to the Road Warriors claiming that they were the best team and that the Steiners weren’t in their class. This led to the Steiners rushing over to Japan to take it to Animal and Hawk. So far, their search has not been very fruitful. Opener Sweet Brown Sugar defeats “The Professor” Bill Ash with the missile dropkick. This was just a bone thrown to SBW as he is going to be doing mostly jobs in the USWA but Jarrett loves his in ring work! 2-1 Handicap Match Michael Wallstreet with Ms. Alexandria York defeats Pez Whatley and Tim Horner in a handicap match as Wallstreet connected with the Airplane Spin/Samoan Drop combo on Whatley. This match came about this week on TV as Ms. York and her computer said that their wasn’t a man in the USWA that could beat him so in order to challenge Wallstreet, he needed to face two men at the same time. Usually handicap matches are saved for the huge monster heels but here it was to just show how deadly Wallstreet’s skills combined with computer “analytics” truly are. Match #3 The Dirty White Boys and The Southern Boys ended in a No Contest. The match was about 8 minutes in and was some great back and forth action when suddenly Animal and Hawk, The Road Warriors hit the ring and destroyed everything in sight. Both Dirty White Boys and both Southern Boys fell victim to huge clotheslines, powerslams and giant splashes with Dirty White Boy #2 taking the worst of it when he got nailed by the Doomsday Device! Animal and Hawk grabbed the house microphone and were screaming about “where are the Steiners… where are they!” Match #4 POW & Jeff Jarrett defeats “Hotstuff” Eddie Gilbert & Honky Tonk Man with Jimmy Hart and Missy Hyatt as POW nailed HTM with a top rope double leg drop. POW seemed more energetic then normal and was able to get his biggest win to date. Maybe it was working with JJ, but POW was on fire! USWA World TV Title Match “Stunning” Steve Austin © with Medusa defeats “The Tennessee Stud” Ron Fuller with the Nightstalker with the Stun Gun. The nearly 7’0, 300-pound beast, serving as Fuller’s bodyguard came into the ring to attack Austin but it was like Austin had eyes in the back of his head as he turned around just in time and grabbed the Nightstalker below the waist and dropped him neck first across the top rope. Fuller saw his chance and rushed at Austin but again, Austin turned just in time and connected with another Stun Gun. This match came about as Austin was defending his World TV Title in Smoky Mountain Wrestling against Kabuki when Fuller and the Nightstalker interrupted his match as Fuller claimed that he was the rightful owner of the TV title but Jerry Jarrett refused to give him his rightful title shot all because he wouldn’t wrestle on TV as he was too pretty for the fans at home. Steve Austin thought this was a joke and wondered how anyone who refused to wrestle on TV should be the TV champion. Fuller was confused as Austin’s confusing and challenged Austin to the match at the Midsouth Coliseum. USWA Southern Tag Team Match Tommy “Wildfire” Rich & JYD defeat Greg “The Hammer” Valentine & Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart” © with Jimmy Hart by DQ as Jimmy Hart pulled down the top rope causing JYD to fly over the top for the automatic DQ. JYD took a rather awkward bump and seemed to land on his head and was down and out. The champions saw this as their chance to attack Wildfire but The Rock n Roll Express were quick to make the save. The fans were fuming as the ring announcer said that as a result of the DQ, the Hammer and the Anvil retain their titles. #1 Contenders Match: Jerry “The King” Lawler vs Randy “Macho Man” Savage with Miss. Elizabeth This match came about from a rather serious disagreement between Lawler and Savage on last week’s TV show. Lawler seemed to be off the mindset that he was in line for another shot at Bossman and the USWA World Title even though he has lost the last two matches to Bossman in rather clean fashion. Savage believed that he was next in line because he was the USWA Southern Heavyweight Champion which he believed put him automatically in line for a world title shot. Savage added that he has also beaten Bossman while Lawler hasn’t come close! Lawler scoffed at Savage claiming to beat Bossman as it was only by DQ and after he cowardly threw Miss. Elizabeth in harms way. As for the match, this was easily the match of the night as these two went toe to toe for nearly 25 minutes before a rather strange ending saw Bossman come to ringside and hit Jerry Lawler in the back of the head while referee Paul Neighbors was down. Lawler had crashed into Neighbors as Savage had ducked under a Lawler shoulder block. Savage, saw this as his opportunity, rushed to the top rope and leaped off with the flying elbow and covered the King. Instead of making the count, a groggy Paul Neighbors called for the bell… Nobody knew what to expect … Ring Announcer: Your winner by disqualification due to outside interference… Jerry “The King” Lawler. Savage is fuming as he has no relationship with Bossman and didn’t want the help. Bossman seemed to have a smile on his face as he went to attack Lawler but from out of nowhere… WHAM…. Savage is all over Bossman! This brawl will take wrestlers from the back to eventually break up… all of this happening as Lawler simply rolled out of the ring as he is obviously a bit groggy!

USWA adds Dory Funk Jr., Ole Anderson, Kabuki, Steve Doll, Ken Patera, Dream Machine, Kabuki, and Reno Riggins

Fun TV show... looking forward to the Royal Proclamation!

Monday, September 22, 1990 Stunning Steve Austin with Medusa defeats POW with the Stun Gun as the TV champ fends off an eager POW in this non-title bout. Austin continues to be very impressive since his arrival in the USWA Michael Wallstreet with Ms. York defeats Tracy Smothers with the airplane spin/Samoan drop combo. Prior to the match, Wallstreet and York went over the computer printout of the strengths and weaknesses of Smothers. York’s computer skills and Wallstreet’s money and skills have this combo undefeated in the USWA. Interesting thing happened after the bout as Southern Justice (Tex Slanzenger and Shanghai Pierce) attacked Smothers after the bout and we get a nice little 4-man melee as Steve Armstrong joined the fight. Jeff Jarrett defeated Wild Bill Irwin with the Reverse Russian Legsweep. This match was set up after this week’s TV show when Irwin confronted Jarrett and said that his win in the 6-Man tag match last week in the Midsouth Coliseum was a fluke. This led to a JJ stepping to Irwin only to be attacked from behind by Southern Justice which led to the save by the Southern Boys. Dog Collar Match JYD defeated “Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff after a violent match that saw every possible move with the dog collar. The end came as JYD yanked Orndoff with the dog collar right into a Big Thump! This match was set up this week on TV as JYD came out during Orndorff’s interview as he was fuming at Mr. Wonderful for the piledriver on Superstar Bill Dundee out of the Midsouth Coliseum’s concrete floor. Orndorff told JYD to mind his own business if he knew what was good for him. JYD challenged Orndorff right there on TV but Orndorff old JYD that he would wrestle him in the Midsouth Coliseum in any type of bout he wanted as JYD had no chance at victory. JYD picked the Dog Collar Match as he said he’s never been beat in a match of this type. JYD hyped up the crowd with a little howling at the moon! USWA Southern Heavyweight Title Match Randy “Macho Man” Savage © with Miss. Elizabeth defeated “Wildfire” Tommy Rich with a top rope elbow drop. Wildfire was coming off a nice win over Honky Tonk Man but Savage is a different level. Rich looked good and gave a good fight along with bumping and selling for the champion Semi Main Event: Coward Waves The Flag Match-Loser: No DQ thUSWA Southern Tag Team Champions, Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart & Greg “The Hammer Valentine with Jimmy Hart vs The Rock n Roll Express In this non-title match, the losing team is the team who waves the yellow flag to end the match. If the Rock n Roll Express wins, they get one more Southern Tag Team Title Match but if the lose, they don’t get another shot this year. The person in charge of waving the flag for the champions was Jimmy Hart and the person waving the flag for the Rock n Roll Express was none other then “The Boogie Woogie Man” Jimmy Valiant. Jimmy Hart said he would never wave the flag as he cared more for the title then his men. Jimmy Valiant, who is no stranger to Jimmy Hart and the First Family said he would never wave the flag as he has been waiting years to put Jimmy Hart in his place. This match all came about because last week in the Midsouth Coliseum, it was the cowardly act of Jimmy Hart that saved his team’s title. With the champs in serious trouble, it was Jimmy Hart who actually jumped on his own man causing him to be counted out and even though the RnR Express won the match, the title didn’t changed hands. As for the match, this one had a lot of big momentum changes were each side took a pretty good beating but neither Hart or Valiant even came close to waving the flag. The match took a serious turn for the worse for the champs as Jim Neidhart climbed to the top rope, very much out of his comfort zone, as was getting ready to leap all the way to the floor to nail Ricky Morton who had been tossed to the floor. The Boogie Woogie Man ran into the ring and pushed Neidhart to the floor. Neidhart seemed to injure his leg and basically became useless in the match. The Rock n Roll Express now went to work on Valentine and he was in serious trouble. After multiple double drop kicks, Valentine was out on his feet. Jimmy Hart seemed to have a plan… he was simply going to leave the Midsouth Coliseum. If he wasn’t there, he couldn’t wave the flag… and his team couldn’t lose!!! Hart begins to walk up the ramp but it was like Jimmy Valiant knew what was coming. Valiant chases Hart and grabs him from behind. WHAM…WHAM… WHAM… WHAM… Valiant is firing right hands! WHAM… WHAM… WHAM… Valiant with multiple elbow drops on The Mouth of the South. Valiant now drags Jimmy Hart back to ringside as the RnR Express continue to work over Valentine. The Boogie Woogie Man is frantically looking for something and he finds it on the announce table… it is electrical tape! Valiant grabs Jimmy Hart’s flag and tapes it to his hands!!! The crowd figures it out and starts to roar!! Valiant grabs Hart’s wrists and starts waving the champion’s flag…. This is a No DQ Match and while unethical, ref Jerry Calhoun sees the champ’s flag being waved by the unconscious Jimmy Hart and calls for the bell. The Winner of the Match… The Rock n Roll Express!! Main Event: USWA World Title Rematch Jerry Lawler demanded his mandatory rematch against the new champion, The Bossman and here we are! Unfortunately for the King, the rules have changed and the new champ holds all the power! After nearly 25 minutes, we see this one end in a double-count-out! The crowd leaves the Midsouth Coliseum with mixed feelings. There favorite tag team, the Rock n Roll Express earns another Southern Tag Team Title match but the man that is wrestling in these parts, Jerry “The King” Lawler failed to regain his world title.

Sorry for falling behind again... Lets start in Mexico: I thought you did a great job of giving the fans what they wanted... Nice the Guerreros wrestle well and get a little extra brawl time. Loved Colon coming out to attack Debeers Great matchup with Flair and El Canek ... the dirties players in the game with the lowblow from Flair and Tully with the help. Great way to keep EL Canek looking great in Mexico. On to the next few weeks of TV... Great team with Slater and Garvin. Always thought Slater was better as heel and Garvin as a babyface but together, I think they could do anything!! Koonan turning on Gamma... very interesting! What a promo with Hulk wanting his title back and Flair and Tully basically telling him no chance as they unleash Spivey... awesome segment Looking forward to the AWA going to England... Vince might have been national but you seem to be International!

WOW... awesome card. Interested in the whole Russian vs Russian thing. I think Sherri had an idea Kevin would say know.... wow... Haku! Funk as the champion!!! Love it.

Fall Brawl was awesome with so many twists and turns. Wonder what becomes of Gary Hart after all the headbutts The tag team division is on fire. Nice job moving people up the ranks like Scott Hall and Sid Viscious. Really like the Dangerous Alliance! They are going to be huge! I know the time period and that the ultimate goal is Lex vs Sting but I was rooting for Steamboat. Just love his overall ability. Lex was always able to get either so much heat or go so over with the fans but I always thought his in-ring stuff was average.

September 15, 1990 *** Just a side note. This week we saw a video replay of the USWA World Tag Team Champions, The Steiners wrestling in Japan. Lance reminded us that Scott and Rick were in Japan looking for the Road Warriors who seem to be upset with the Steiners for claiming that the Steiners…. And not the Road Warriors … are the best tag team in the World. In this bout, we see the Steiners against Toshiaki Kawada and Akira Taue. Lance Russell explained that this match was against the #1 tag team in all of Japan and the Steiners came out victorious (even though we never saw the finish) “The Missouri Tiger” Jeff Gaylord defeats “The Professor” Bill Ash by submission with the bearhug. Ash started the show by letting the fans know that he was just too smart for Gaylord and that he was going to teach him a lesson. The only thing Ash taught Gaylord was to be ready for some dirty trick as Ash used every questionable tactic in the book but still came up short to the power of The Missouri Tiger. Michael Wallstreet with Ms. Alexandria York defeated POW with the Airplane Spin/Samoan Drop combo. POW had no lost a match since arriving in the USWA but Ms. York’s scouting report gave Wallstreet all he needed to defeat POW despite POW’s never quit attitude and desire. “Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff vs “Superstar” Bill Dundee ended in a double-count-out but saw Orndorff nail Dundee with a piledriver out on the floor. It looks like Dundee might be out of action for a while. 6-Man Tag Team Action: The Southern Boys (Smothers & Armstrong) with Jeff Jarrett vs Southern Justice (Tex Slazenger & Shanghai Pierce) & Wild Bill Irwin This match came about after last weeks match that saw the Southern Boys defeat Southern Justice only to be attacked by Wild Bill Irwin and his bull rope after the match. A few hot promos this week and we see Irwin joining his men in the ring as JJ promises to be a good ol Southern Boy himself and tag with Tracy and Steve. As for the match, it is wild with action both inside and outside of the ring but in the end, it is JJ getting the revenge for his buddies as he nailed Bill Irwin with the Reverse Russian Legsweep for the win. USWA World Television Title Match “Stunning” Steve Austin defeats “Hot Stuff” Eddie Gilbert with Jimmy Hart & Missy Hyatt with the Stun Gun as Medusa pulled Missy off the top rope as she tried to get involved. This distracted Hot Stuff enough for Austin catch him with the unstoppable Stun Gun. It will be interesting to see where Gilbert turns to next as this was his big rematch to try and regain his title. USWA Southern Tag Team Title Match: Greg “The Hammer Valentine & Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart © with Jimmy Hart vs The Rock n Roll Express Last week we saw champs defeat the Rock n Roll Express by DQ as Ricky and Robert had enough of Jimmy Hart’s nonsense that they nailed him with a double-drop kick. Not normally enough to get DQ’d, ref Jerry Calhoun called for the bell. This week on TV, Jimmy Hart played up the “cowardly” act by the Express and was so disgusted by how low they had stooped to attack a manager but in the end, it was the Express who got the last laugh as Jerry Jarrett said that he saw enough from the Express that he decided they deserved a title shot. This set Hart in a rampage but to no avail! As for the match, we have seen it before. The Express start hot… some dirty tactics by the champs puts Morton in peril…. The hot tag to Robert and away we go…. WHAM… double drop kick on Anvil (the legal man in the ring) and he tumbles through the ropes. WHAM… double drop kick on Hammer and he is next to tumble to the floor. Jimmy Hart rushes to the aid of his men who shake off the cobwebs from the floor and Jimmy brings his team together for a little strategy meeting. The Rock n Roll Express are all fired up and waiting for their opponents in the ring. As the count nears 7, Jimmy slaps his team on the ass and tells them to go get the win! Hammer first into the ring and the Express jump him. Anvil heads towards the apron and… Jimmy Hart jumps on his legs causing Anvil to go down to one knee…. Anvil looks furious as Hart as if he has no idea what is going on! DING….DING…. DING! The ref has called for the bell! The crowd is cheers as the ring announcer declares the Rock n Roll Express the winners but then they moan as he announces the Hammer and Anvil are still the champs due to the victory being by count-out! Man… what a fox… Hart, without his men knowing, caused The Anvil to be counted out and retain their titles!! Guitar on a Pole Match: Whoever gets the Guitar Can Use It! Tommy “Wildfire” Rich vs Honky Tonk Man with Jimmy Hart Last week we saw JYD rush in to make the save as Honky Tonk Man and Jimmy Hart were about to nail Tommy Rich with another guitar shot. This week on TV, Wildfire didn’t care what HTM brought to the ring… a guitar… a steel drum stand…. A dang ol entire orchestra…. Wildfire was going to beat Honk Tonk Man once and for all. So here we are… A Guitar on a Pole Match! Tommy Rich defeats HTM with a Guitar Shot after he nailed Jimmy Hart with the back suplex as Hart was on top of the ropes trying to grab the guitar. USWA Southern Title Match Randy “Macho Man” Savage with Elizabeth defeats JYD with a Top Rope Elbow Drop! The legend of Savage continues to grow as he has not lost a match in months except for a DQ to Bossman. Tonight, he took everything JYD had and came out looking awesome to the dismay of the crowd! USWA World Title Match Big Bossman defeats Jerry “The King” Lawler” by connecting with two powerslams to become the new USWA Champion. Lawler gave it his all in this nearly 30 minute bout but every time Lawler seemed to gain the momentum, Bossman used his rugged, powerhouse style to put Lawler back down. Bossman with a quick celebration before he walked to the back with his new title over his shoulder like it was just another day at the office as Lawler sat in the corner of the ring looking as dejected as ever.

USWA drops Angel of Death and Brother Love and adds Bill Ash to do some jobs until the end of 1990