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Great house shows... I am enjoying what you are doing with Duggan. He is showing to be a real fighting champion and fights fire with fire. After he was nailed with the flag, he comes back with the 2x4. Big win for the Nasty Boys as they go over Dynamite and Benoit!! They are quickly moving up the ranks. Watch out for Benoit. He is real dangerous when he is angry. Dynamite better smooth this over. This could be a great angle to push Benoit.

I must give credit to Playboy Buddy Rose. Still going strong and holding his own against Dibiase!

Great reporting of all the big house shows this week. The Knickerbocker Arena was where mt college played many of the basketball games... great Arena and great memories. I think you have done a great job of keeping all your major players looking really strong going into Survivor Series. You are doing a great job of pushing the Nasty Boys... they will be big for the WWF in 91! Duggan and Billy Jack... that is one tough duo! OMG is awesome. I have recently been watching some of his work and for a big man, he could really bump and sell. He was always willing to put somebody over. One of the good guys in the game!

Wow... love how Dawn of War is going to all corners of the country... Title Night in Alaska. Should be awesome. Really love your development of Cactus Jack... Bang Bang! Of all the matches on the card, I am really looking forward to Latin Desire vs Heavenly Desire. Landel could really do it all if he just kept his head on straight. Also, I think Prichard was underrated as he was pretty good in the ring and real good on the mic! Wow... Idol pulls out the "Darling" quote for JW Storm. He must really think something of him... great promo!

Batman (Ken Patera) vs Joker (Don Bass) Halloween in the Mid-South Coliseum is going to be spooky from beginning to end. On this week’s TV show, Lance Russell told everyone in the crowd to come to the matches in their favorite costume to get in for half price. We do see many dressed like the wrestlers in the ring but we also see a lot of Batman costumes, Joker costumes, Elvis costumes along with many kids in their football uniforms and cheerleading uniforms. This match is Memphis’ idea of a true comedy match, and the fans seemed to enjoy the opening act that saw Batman overcome the shenanigans of the Joker to lock in a devastating Full Nelson that saw the Joker quickly giving up. One thing for sure, Ken Patera really filled out that Batman costume. If this was a USWA tryout, he seemed to have passed the test with flying colors. Batman took bags of candy and went around to all the kids in the audience giving candy to them. Mask vs Signed Guitar POW vs Honky Tonk Man with Jimmy Hart POW was first to the ring wearing his normal camouflaged mask and matching trunks. He seems ready to pounce as he is jumping up and down getting himself psyched up. Honky Tonk is next and he is carrying the Elvis signed guitar. Jimmy Hart is in tow screaming at the fans through the megaphone. As for the match, POW once again seems to have that extra adrenaline like every time he faces the Honky Tonk Man. He is able to control a lot of the action until Jimmy Hart gets involved. This allows HTM to wrestle from the top for the next few minutes and seems poised to go for the Shake Rattle & Roll but somehow POW shoves him off and catches with a nice cross body block and we have another momentum change which eventually leads to POW going to the top rope for the big diving double leg drop! POW with the cover… WHAM… it is Jimmy Hart smashing the signed guitar over the head of POW! The ref immediately calls for the bell as we see POW’s mask beginning to show some crimson. At first HTM is upset at his signed guitar being smashed but then its as if a lightbulb has gone off in his head. With POW down, here is his chance to get the mask off. HTM sits up POW and begins to untie the mask. In the middle of this POW seems to come to and begins to frantically fight to keep the mask on. Too late… the mask is off… POW is none other than …. Brian Christopher, who, if we remember a few months back was warned by HTM to stop wrestling in Memphis or else he would reveal a HUGE secret. Let’s see what happens this week on TV!! Jeff Jarrett vs The Great Kabuki JJ defeats Kabuki with the running DDT as it looked like Kabuki was about to spray the green mist as he went into his pre-spit spinning ritual but JJ was too quick and surprised him with the big finisher. USWA Southern Tag Team Title Match The Rock n Roll Express © vs The Dirty White Boys The Rock n Roll Express defeated The Dirty White Boys with the double drop kick on DWB #2 after Ricky Morton survived a lot of punishment and was able to make the hot tag to Robert Gibson and this leads to the 4-man melee and the victory for the Express. Tennessee Street Fight “Wildfire” Tommy Rich, JYD & The Boogie Woogie Man Jimmy Valiant vs Southern Justice (Tex Slazenger and Shanghai Pierce) & Wild Bill Irwin In this fun mid-card brawl, we see the fan favorites go over after Jimmy Valiant connected with the big elbow drop on Tex for the win. This match had a little shine for everyone but one thing for certain, Wild Bill and that big boot of his is still one of the most devastating moves in wrestling as he had JYD is a world of trouble during the middle of the match, USWA World TV Title Match “Stunning” Steve Austin with Medusa vs Michael Wallstreet with Miss. Alexandra York Just before the match, it seemed that Miss. York got some last-minute updates from her computer as she seemed to be telling Michael Wallstreet not to wrestle the match. Wallstreet assured her that it was just a glitch in the computer and that there was no way he was losing to Steve Austin. Well Austin seemed to believe Miss. York’s information as he was pretty sure of himself as we were getting started. After a few minutes, you could tell why. He seemed just one step ahead of Wallstreet for much of the match. Miss York seemed to panic and jumped up on the apron and looked ready to hit Austin with the computer. WHAM… Medusa runs into the ring and nails Miss. York with a huge dropkick and Miss York bumps her way all the way to the floor. Nobody is sure if this distraction helped Stunning Steve or if he was just better than Wallstreet on this night as right after York hit the ground… WHAM…. Stun Gun by Austin and the ref makes the 1-2-3! First Blood Match “The Anvil” Jim Neidhart vs “The Hammer” Greg Valentine with Jimmy Hart These two former partners are now big-time enemies after Anvil had enough of Jimmy Hart and his nonsense but Valentine sided with Hart so here we are… Big time Brawl!! While we see some big-time punches, elbows and kicks, we do not see any blood for the first ten minutes or so of this Pier Sixer. What happens next is pure karma! Brian Christopher rushed down to the ring and goes after Jimmy Hart. The little weasel sees Christopher and takes off running around the outside of the ring with Christopher is hot pursuit. After a few laps, Hart heads up the ramp but that doesn’t stop Brian Christopher from the pursuit. Unfortunately for Valentine, Jimmy Hart, in a pure state of panic, tossed the megaphone up and into the ring as he was being chased. Anvil picks it up and with an evil laugh…. WHAM… Anvil cracks Valentine over the head and we have blood!!! Avil with the win as fans are left to ponder if Brian Christopher is choking out Jimmy Hart in some corner of the Midsouth Coliseum. USWA World Tag Team Title Match The Steiner Brothers © vs The Road Warriors No need to go into too much detail as these two power teams nailed each other with some of the biggest and hardest moves in the sport for about 12 minutes until it appeared that Rick Steiner injured his right leg while executing one of his big suplexes. This left Scott to defend the title by himself against Animal and Hawk which is just too big of a task for any human. In the end, we see The Road Warriors connect with the Doomsday Device on Scott and we have new USWA World Tag Team Champions…. The Road Warriors. Lights Out – Non-Sanctioned-Non-Title- Texas Tornado- Country Whipping Match USWA Champion Bossman vs “The King” Jerry Lawler vs Randy “Macho Man” Savage While this is not a title match, one thing is for certain… the winner of this wild bout can stake claim to being the top dog in the USWA! With everybody with a strap and everyone in the ring at the same time, one thing for certain… Lawler, Savage and Bossman will all have the welts to show for this one. Whipping, choking and typing people to the ropes soon became the norm in this Country Whipping Match. It didn’t matter to anyone who they hit… all three men have pure hatred for each other and with good reason! In the end, we see Lawler trying to choke out Bossman while Savage was down from a powerslam by Bossman. The choke went on long enough that Macho Man recovered enough to climb to the top rope… WHAM… top rope diving elbow drop to both Lawler and Bossman. Savage tosses Bossman over the top rope and then violently begins to whip Lawler. Finally Savage covers Lawler but did he wait to long? 1…2….3! No, Savage wins this brutal match. As for the fans, they where clearly behind the King but they may have found some new respect for Savage for surviving such a brutal bout!

Yes... the figures are back. Awesome job with the red ring, the camera stands, the monitor and the crowd. How did you make it look like a real crowd? What a show..... You put so much work into this show and we all appreciate it. From setting the scene to the back and forth between Heenan and Ross to all the pre-match promos, to the great match write-ups, this was top notch from beginning to end. Nice job moving Sid along the ladder as he goes over the Z-Man. What a brawl between Doom and the Bulldogs. Nice job with all the details. Freebirds and the Rockers could go on for every and nobody would complain... keep handing Michaels and Hayes a microphone and you could print money. Of course we need a Hearse. It's Halloween and the Undertaker with the Tombstone! I love the Scott Hall heel turn. It just makes sense plus look at that group... Hall, Rude and Hennig... sounds like they need 1 more to be better Horsemen then the Horsemen. Muta-Steamboat... Easy... this is the match of the night for wrestling purest. Sting over Luger... Wow... how far Sting has come since he wasn't even in the Top 10 a few months ago. Looking forward to his reign but with your roster their are some serious contenders. Again... great work!!!

Does Black Bart belong to WWF?

Now that was done in record time. Great job everyone. I will add the new names to everyone's roster over the next couple of days. Please don't use them until the new year. Also, look over your rosters to see anyone who is retiring. Let me know if you plan on keeping them as a manager or in another role. If not, I will be moving them into our retirement section when I have some time in December. You can still use them in the ring until the end of the year. Also, please check your rosters to make sure I have not made any mistakes as I am sure we will all have many moves coming as we hit 1991. Please follow our roster cap limits. Remember wrestlers who were exchanged or loaned out must still count on someone's roster.

USWA will drop out

USWA drafts Bart Gunn. WCW is up next

USWA drafts Van Hammer. WWF is up for the next two picks.

The draft has started!!! Please make all selections in this thread. I have copied both the list of wrestlers Rain compiled on this page alone with the draft order. Rain, I believe you have the first three picks so you can make them whenever you like. THE 1991 ROOKIE DRAFT - DRAFT WILL BE A SNAKE DRAFT - DRAFT WILL LAST UNTIL LAST PERSON DROPS OUT - ALL ROSTERS MUST BE AT THE CAP BY JAN 1. - DRAFTED WRESTLERS CAN NOT BE USED UNTIL JAN 1. - ALL DRAFT PICKS CAN BE TRADED - THE DRAFT ORDER AND LIST OF ELEIGIBLE ROOKIES IS LISTED BELOW. -PLEASE LET THE NEXT PERSON KNOW WHEN THEY ARE UP. Draft Order Round 1 1. AWA: traded to WCC, traded to PCW: Gregory “The Hurricane” Helms 2. PCW: James “Nunzio” Maritato 3. WCW: Traded to PCW: Michael Manna AKA Stevie Richards 4. USWA (Memphis): Mark “Van Hammer” Hildreth 5. WWF: Glenn "Disco Inferno" Gilbertti Round 2 1. WWF: Mike Halac AKA Bruiser Mastino / Mantaur 2. USWA: Bart Gunn 3. WCW: Bubba Ray 4. PCW: Alex Wright 5. AWA: Jeff Farmer Round 3 1. AWA: Frank Anderson 2. PCW: Robert “Mo” Horne 3. WCW: D-Von Dudley 4. WWF: John “Horace the Psycopath” Devine Round 4 1. WWF: Steve “Navajo Warrior” Islas 2. WCW: Sean “Val Venis” Morley 3. PCW: Michael Maverick AKA Jack Dupp Round 5: 1. PCW: Michael Modest 2. WCW: Chaz Warrington Round 6: 1. PCW: Robert Thompson Eligible Wrestlers Ace Steel Douglas “Adam Flash” Becker Alex Wright Bart Gunn Bubba Ray Dudley Buck Quartermain Chad Silvenski Aka Chad Austin Chaz Warrington Chris Michaels Chubby Dudley Colin McKay D-Von Dudley Frank Andersson Glenn "Disco Inferno" Gilbertti Gregory “The Hurricane” Helms James “Nunzio” Maritato Jeff “Metal Maniac” Miller Jeff Farmer AKA Lightning/Cobra/nWo Sting/Super J Jim Steele John “Horace the Psycopath” Devine John Saxon Johnny Blast Kelly Wolfe AKA Wolfie D Mark “Van Hammer” Hildreth Michael Manna AKA Stevie Richards Michael Maverick AKA Jack Dupp Michael Modest Mike Halac AKA Bruiser Mastino / Mantaur "Nightmare" Nick Steel Pat “Simon Diamond” Kenney Randy “Swoll” Thornton Rick Michaels Robert “Mo” Horne Robert Thompson Rock Stevens Ross Greenberg Scott Ashworth Sean “Val Venis” Morley Steve “Navajo Warrior” Islas Steve Bradley Tim McNeany

To anyone interested in joining Dawn of War, I have a lot of talent coming in the new year and would love to have a second writer joining me in the USWA.

Some really good TV matches this week. Iceman vs Leo Burke Saito vs Storm Sammartino vs Gary Young. I think this is a really good job by you for this time period. In the early 80's it seemed to be squash matches after squash matches but with cable tv all over the country by 1990, promotions that still existed had to hook the viewers in or they would go somewhere else. On to the Melee at the Mecca -I really like Slater and Garvin as a tag team. These two could were so believable at everything they did. I agree with you, they are in title contention. - Gary Hart was one of my favorites. He was magic on the mic and so good with the foreign menaces. Koonan should get a huge boost here. Nice pairing. - Just love the Enforcers. Again, another tag team that is so believable. Would love to see them vs Garvin and Slater. -Colon and Debeers could have a No Contest every night and I would still pay to see it!! Same with Stan Hansen and whoever he is wrestling. - The Horsemen better be ready. Even 3 against 2, they couldn't keep Hogan and Kerry down! Then we get Flair needing help from Tully to go over Murraco. So, Hogan and Kerry take out Spivey, Arn and Larry Z but the champ, Flair, needs some help against one man. The good news for Flair is that he always has help and is the dirtiest player in the game. Hogan might be the favorite on paper but Flair might be the betting choice! Should be interesting! Wow... Super Clash 5.... We've been doing this awhile. I remember when Dawn of War first started and I was doing the AWA and you were doing the USWA. Look at us now... complete switch. Great to have gotten to know you and so glad you have been along for this ride since day 1. Still remember that night we did that draft. So many people have come and gone but this group is becoming closer and closer. Enjoy the build up to your big show and I look forward to it. You always do an amazing job with your mega shows!

Really fun SNME... Loved all the quick promos before the matches. I think your tag division is really stacked. Just look at those teams in the 4 Corner Elimination Match. The Fantastics vs The Nasty Boys... what a contrast in styles. This should be awesome. OMG vs Bad News.... re-enforce the ring... can't wait! The King seems ready for big things. 1990 is a great time for a Russian vs a Lithuanian. Times are a changing and wrestling is the perfect place to show it. Great booking! Hacksaw is a great babyface and you are using him so well. He, like many of the WWF babyfaces have the size to deal with people like OMG and Earthquake. Makes it fun to read and visualize.