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I really enjoyed seeing Martel beat Brody in a clean match along with Bravo coming out on top of his match in Penticton. These two alone could carry a Canadian promotion!

So excited for the title shot for Polynesian Power. They have been one of my favorites since you brought them in. Also kudos to you on the job you have done with Snuka. So many people had him and never got much out of him but you have him in the main events. Too bad it is against Dibiase who is truly unstoppable right now. Love the direction you are heading with MACW.

Great events here in WCCW! Was wondering if the VonErichs over the Freebirds was for the 6 Man titles as it said NWA World Heavyweight Championship. Loved the Warrior over Schultz match. It was really well done and I could feel the excitment in the crowd! Great start here!

ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA JANUARY 9, 1982 Ron Bass defeats Cyclone Negro by Submission with the Sleeper Southern States Young Guns Championship Tournament Match: Brad Armstrong defeats Brian Blair with the Russian Legsweep just prior to the 10 minute time limit. Southern States Young Guns Championship Tournament Match: Magnum T.A. beats Matt Borne with the Belly to Belly Suplex Southern States Gulf States Title Match: Dory Funk Jr. beats Bob Armstrong when he followed up a European Uppercut with the Cloverleaf for the win. It looked like we were going to have a new champ as Armstrong had Funk set up for the Georgia Jawbreaker but Funk connected with a back kick for a lowblow that dropped Armstrong to his knees. The fans wanted to the DQ but the ref never saw this dirty tactic. Tommy Rich & Mike Graham defeat the Masked Superstar & the Super Destroyer as Rich pinned the Appalachian Champion, the Masked Superstar. Rich got some revenge here for his loss two weeks ago in the Omni. The Super Destroyer had again helped the Masked Superstar to load his mask but this time Wildfire and Graham outsmarted them as they both connected with knees to the midsection. Wildfire then grabbed the two opponents and slammed their heads together. Since his mask was loaded, this completely knocked out the Superstar. Florida Street Fight: Dusty Rhodes pinned beat the Iron Sheik after he beat him with his cowboy boot and then followed it up with a few Bionic Elbows. Dusty had to work for this one as Gary Hart was able to interfere enough here that the Sheik was able to catch the Dream in the Camel Clutch. When it looked like Dusty was going to have to submit, we saw him start to show signs of life and he dragged the Sheik to the ropes for the break. Dusty now seemed to become impervious to pain as the adrenaline took over. Dusty began to get the energy from the crowd and he was juking and jiving all over the place. After the match, Dusty grabbed an American flag from a fan and waved it all over the building as the crowd chanted “USA…USA…. USA.” SOUTHERN STATES TAG TEAM MATCH: Jack & Jerry Brisco vs Butch Reed and Sweet Brown Sugar ended in a No Contest. This rare babyface vs babyface match ended in total chaos as the Triad (Ric Flair, Don Muraco and Big John Studd) with JJ Dillion hit the ring each with a pair of Brass Knucks. This was the Triads first appearance in Southern States Wrestling and did they ever leave an impression as both teams in the ring were left a bloody mess. After the beating, each member of the Triad took a turn on the house mic letting everyone know that things around here were about to change as the Triad was not in control. Southern States Championship: Mr. Wrestling II defeated Jimmy Garvin with Gary Hart with the Million Dollar Knee lift. In a wild, crazy bout that saw Hart and Garvin try every questionable tactic, the crowd left happy as Wrestling II not only hit the knee lift on Garvin but he also hit one on Gary Hart. The problem for II came as he was heading to the locker room, the Triad appeared. As it looker like he was about to end badly for the champ, the American Dream and Tommy Rich appeared to even the numbers. Instead of a wild brawl, we get a stare down of between 6 of the biggest names in all of wrestling in 1982.

TAMPA, FLORIDA 1/9/1982 Before the show starts, we see a replay of the video tape last week from Mid-Atlantic Wrestling where we see JJ Dillion promising to bring his Triad (Flair, Muraco & Studd) to Southern States Wrestling. From the beautiful Sportatorium just outside of downtown Tampa, welcome to Southern States Wrestling. I am Gordon Solie and it seems like JJ Dillion and Triad are set to cause havoc in Southern States wrestling sometime soon but we have other things to settle tonight here on SSW as we get set for our huge show tonight in the Bayfront Center in St, Petersburg. Let’s get right to the ring. MATCH YOUNG GUNS TOURNAMENT Magnum TA vs Matt Borne We get a nice 7 minute match here with a few momentum turns but in the end, TA is too much and he catches Matt Borne with the Belly to Belly Suplayyyy as Gordon Solie called it. At the interview desk, TA is congratulated but he knows there a lot of talented young guns here in Southern States Wrestling and he is just honored to be invited to participate. Solie lets us know that at tonight’s event in the Bayfront Center, there will be two more first round matches in the Young Guns Tournament. One between Brad Armstrong and Brian Blair and the other between Barry Windham and Tom Prichard. COMMERCIAL MATCH: Masked Superstar & The Super Destroyer defeat Billy Spears & Randy Barber with a nasty tag team combo as Barber as Super D hit a Superplex and Masked Superstar followed it up with a top rope elbow drop. At the interview desk, an obviously disgusted Gordon shows us a video from last week’s show as the two masked men attacked the injured hand of Tommy “Wildfire” Rich. Masked Superstar: Hahaha. This is getting fun Week after week I get to beat up on everybody’s favorite. First of all, remember how he hurt his hand. He hit me with an illegal punch. That’s right the pretty boy was breaking the rules again! Gordon Solie: Well, I think you are leaving some of the facts out. Super Destroyer: Facts… the facts are simply. The Masked Superstar here to my right is the Appalachian Champion and Tommy Rich is not. Another fact, Tommy Rich will be lucky enough to survive the Bayfront Arena tonight without another injured body part! Gordon Solie: Well, we will see. Tonight, it will be the Destroyer and the Superstar against Tommy Rich and Mike Graham and if I know one thing, it is that no matter how hurt Wildfire seems to be, you should never count him out. All of a sudden the crowd explodes as Mike Graham and Wildfire hit the ring and challenge the masked men. Superstar and Destroyer head over to the ring but never seem too eager to get in. That is fine with Wildfire and Graham who come out of the ring after them and we get a nice two or three minute brawl that has the locker room empty to restore order. Wildfire seems to show no ill effects of having to fight with that cast on his right hand. Gordon Solie: Wow… that was some Pier 6 Brawl. As I said, never count Tommy Rich out and I must say, he has found the perfect partner for tonight. MATCH Jimmy Garvin with Gary Hart defeats Gran Apollo with the Brainbuster after Hart tripped up Apollo Gordon Solie: Well Mr. Garvin. This is a huge day for you as you have a Southern States Heavyweight Title Match tonight against Mr. Wrestling II in the Bayfront Center. Gary Hart: Let me tell you what Gordon. Southern States Wrestling has finally gotten something right. My family of wrestlers is the best and we deserve respect. This is a step in the right direction. The only problem is that there is no turning back. Once we get our hands on that title, we will never let go. Jimmy Garvin: Oh Gordon... what a day this is going to be. Me and Mr. Wrestling II for the title. Gordon, do you know the difference in me and Wrestling II? Gordon Solie: Uh, indeed I do. He is the champ and you are not. Jimmy Garvin: Oh Gordon, you are so funny. The real difference is I am so pretty and he is so ugly that he has to wear a mask and after tonight he will be even uglier as I drop him on that big head of his and I will be even prettier with some gold around my waist. Gordon Solie: Ok, that will be enough of that. We will be right back. COMMERCIAL MATCH Bob Armstrong defeats Ed Wiskowski with the Georgia Jawbreaker Gordon Solie: Well Bullet, tonight it will be you and Dory Funk Jr. for the Gulf States Title. I have a short video tape interview from Mr. Funk who couldn’t be here today. Dory Funk: Well Bob Armstrong… tonight it is two of the biggest names in the business. Funk vs Armstrong. I will keep it simple here. The Funk name is number one in all of wrestling and nothing that happens tonight will change that. As I said, I will keep it simple. I am a wrestling machine and I will effortlessly switch from one hold to the next as you cry out in agony. Eventually, I will put you out of your misery and I will leave with the title! Gordon Solie: Well a very confident Dory Funk Jr. Bob Armstrong: Gordon, he has reason to be confident. He is the champ and I am the underdog. The funny thing is … I like being the underdog. He can do all the moves he wants but remember one thing Funk, all it takes is a second for me to turn one of your moves into the Georgia Jawbreaker and then I am the champ and you are in a neck brace. Thanks Gordon. Gordon Solie: Well Indeed. We have a very focused Bob Armstrong. Lets get back to the ring. MATCH Butch Reed & Sweet Brown Sugar defeat Dale Veasey & Bob Garret as Butch Reed followed up SBS’s Missile Dropkick on Veasey with a Gorialla Press Slam At the interview desk, we find out that Reed and Sugar have been granted a Tag Title shot tonight against the Brisco brothers for tonight in St. Petersburg. In a rare show of respect, the champs come out and congratulate Reed and Sugar on their recent success. Both teams seem to be excited for the match and claim that the match will be one of skill with no dirty tactics. COMMERCIAL MATCH The American Dream Dusty Rhodes defeats Cyclone Negro with the Bionic Elbow During the match, Solie hypes up the fact that it will be Rhodes vs the Iron Sheik at the Bayfront Center in a Florida Street Fight where anything goes. Gordon Solie: Watch out… It’s Gary Hart leading the Iron Sheik and Jimmy Garvin to the ring. It’s a 2-1 attack on the Dream. This beating only goes on for a few seconds when Paul Orndorff hits the ring to even this brawl out. As the 4 men are going toe to toe we hear Gordon tell us we are just about out of time. If you are anywhere near the Bayfront Center, tonight will be some night of wrestling. So long from the Sunshine State.

Really fun show and your library of pictures is awesome and enhances any show. You seem to be moving all the big stars in the right direction for your first PPV. Looking forward to the next show.

Great division of your roster here. It seems like you have the top of your roster between Orndorff, Dibiase and the Awesome Twosome in great places but their are so many people and teams chasiing them. I could see the Awesome Twosome winning the NWA title but I could also see one of your teams taking the Mid-Atlantic belts. Crippler Rip Oliver and Mulligan is one tough babyface duo that could cause havoc. Bad News is a wildcard where anything could happen and probable will. Ole & Ivan are true professionals and the sky is the limit even though they are up their in years. Keep up all the great work!

TAMPA, FLORIDA: 1/2/1982 From the beautiful Sportatorium just outside of downtown Tampa, welcome to Southern States Wrestling. I am Gordon Solie and what a show we have for you tonight. Before we get to the ring for our first match of the new year, I want to show you a video tape that was sent to us from Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling up in the Carolinas. As we go to the video tape, we see James J. Dillion with Ric Flair, Don Muraco and Big John Studd J.J. Dillion: All we hear about up here in Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling is that Southern States is where its at. We hear that the Briscos are the best tag team in wrestling today. We hear that the Southern States Champion, Mr. Wrestling II can’t be stopped. We hear about Tommy “Wildfire” Rich and Dusty Rhodes. Well we are getting sick of hearing about you. Look at these three men standing next to me right now. We are the Triad and we are unstoppable. We are coming to the Southern States to prove to you once and for all that we are the best in the industry. Don Muraco: Southern States Wrestling… Who do you think you are? This tiny wrestling promotion claiming to be the best? Well have you ever seen a little boy cry. I mean just sit down and cry. That is what the SSW will be doing when the triad gets there. John Studd: Let me tell you something, When John Studd gets to town, I will have the Studd list with me and if you are on that list, it will be the end of you. I will give you a hint, there are two names at the top of that list and they are related. That’s right… Jack and Jerry Brisco… myself and the Magnificent One are coming for you and those SSW Tag belts you have. Ric Flair: Doesn’t matter where I go, everybody calls the Nature Boy, Champ. I walk down the street and I hear, “ hey there goes the champ.” I come to the arena and all the girls oh and ahh as they say, “Champ… what are you doing later? I hit the ring and when my match is over, my opponent says “so that’s why they call you the champ. When I get to SSW, everybody will be calling me champ. Right now, I have a message for Mr. Wrestling II… Shine up that SSW title cause it needs to match my gold rolex. As the video ends, we hear from Gordon Solie. Gordon Solie: Katie Bar the Door! It appears that J.J. Dillion is bringing the Triad right here to Southern States Wrestling. One thing I know for sure, is the are all double tough and the Briscos and Orndorff better have eyes in the back of their heads. Let’s get to ring. MATCH Barry Windham defeats Cyclone Negro with the Running Bulldog At the interview desk, Gordon congratulates Barry on a tough win and Barry is as humble and charismatic as could be. Gordon Solie: Well Barry, just like yourself, there have been a bunch of young guns really making a name for themselves here in Southern States. Barry Windham: That’s right Gordon. Guys like Magnum T.A., Buzz Sawyer, Brad Armstrong, and Tom Prichard are just having a blast. We give it 110% each and every time out and hopefully some day we can be looked on with the same admiration as Tommy Rich, Dusty Rhodes and Mr. Wrestling II. Gordon Solie: Lets not leave out Matt Borne, Tommy Wright, Gran Apoll[o and Brian Blair. You guys have made a great impression of the Southern States board of directors and next week, right here on TV, we are going to start a Tournament to crown the first ever Southern States Young Guns Champion. This belt will be open to any wrestler in SSW 25 years of age and younger and the finals of that tournament will be on January 31 in the Omni in Atlanta, Georgia. COMMERCIAL MATCH Butch Reed & Sweet Brown defeat Ricky Harris & Ed Wiskowski as Butch Reed followed up SBS’s Missile Dropkick on Harris with a Gorialla Press Slam Gordon Solie does a nice job here hyping up the recent success of Reed and SBS as he points out their great combination of power and speed. He seems to be talking to himself as he points out that the tag team division in SSW is getting pretty crowded. Before our next match, Paul Orndorff, the SSW Heavyweight Champ and the Briscos, the SSW Tag Champs come out and respond to the video we saw earlier from JJ Dillion and the Triad. All three admit that the Triad is one tough group but that they are fighting champs and that they will not back down from any challenges. MATCH The Iron Sheik with Gary Hart defeats Tommy Wright with the Camel Clutch This segment had the fans riled up from the get go as the Sheik comes out waving his Iranian Flag and chanting Tehran, Iran at all of the fans. This heat continued to grow at the interview desk where both Hart and the Iron Sheik claimed that the only reason they were not getting an SSW title shot with Orndorff was that the biased American bureaucracy could not handle an Iranian champ. This is whenMr. Wrestling II came out to stand up to the Sheik but as he looked for support from the crowd, he was attacked by the Sheik who beat Orndorff with the flag pole. Dusty Rhodes came to his aid as Gordon Solie expressed disgust at this attack. As soon as the Sheik and Gary Hart heard the crowd cheer for the American Dream, they ran for the hills. Dusty Rhodes: ordon Solie… I am getting real tired baaaaby. Real Tired of people coming to America and taking our dooolllllar bills and then putting down this greeeat country. Iroooon Sheik… If you want summmm come get summmm baaaaby! COMMERCIAL (INCLUDES PROMOTIONS FOR THE BIG EVENT AT THE BAYFRONT CENTER ON JAN. 9th. Match Kevin Sullivan defeats Mike Jackson with a Powerslam This babyface vs babyface match is very technical as both men showoff their wrestling skills but in the end Sullivan proved to be a bit too powerful for Jackson. At the interview desk, Gordon Solie welcomes Sullivan back to Southern States Wrestling and Sullivan seems very happy to be back. Gordon Solie informs Sullivan that he is about to show a video tape that might upset him. The video shows Steve Keirn with Bill Watts from Mid-South Wrestling. Steve Keirn: I would just like to send a little warning down to my friends in Southern States Wrestling, especially Mike Graham. I have been informed that Kevin Sullivan is about to return to Southern States Wrestling and I just wanted to let you all know that this is not the same Kevin Sullivan who was in Southern States a short time ago and he is not to be trusted. Please heed my warning and I hope to see you all real soon. As the video ends, Solie asks Sullivan if he would like to respond to Keirn’s claim. Kevin Sullivan: Gaaawdon, I must say that I have no idea what Steve Keirn is taaalking about. As far as I know, Steve is my friend as is Mike Graham. Hopefully, Kerin and I will get a chance to sit down and hash all this out. As Sullivan is talking, Mike Graham comes out to a thunderous ovation and he says that while he as Steve Keirn are buddies, he is also friends with Kevin Sullivan and that won’t change as Kevin has never done anything to him. The two embrace and walk off stage like long lost brothers. MATCH Ron Bass & Brian Blair wrestle to a 10 minute draw in a match where the two shake hands when the bell sounded! COMMERCIAL As we come out of break we see a fired up Tommy Rich at the interview desk where he is wearing a cast on his right hand. Gordon Solie lets us know we will understand where that cast came from after we watch a video tape from last week’s Applachain Title Match between Wildfire and the Masked Superstar from the Omni In the video tape we see that the Masked Superstar has joined at ringside by the Super Destroyer. Wildfire is all over Superstar and it looks like we are about to have a new champ. Superstar rolls out of the ring and the ref prevents Rich from going out after him. This is when the questionable tactics of the two masked men begins as the video appears to catch the Destroyer placing some kind on metal object inside of the mask of the Superstar. As the Superstar returns to the ring, Rich clobbers him with a huge right hand but due to that metal object, it is Wildfire who is jumping around it agony. Superstar proceeds to hit headbutt after headbutt on Rich who is now busted open. In the end, Superstar is able to get the victory. Tommy Rich: Masked Superstar! Super Destroyer! It don’t make no difference to me. One on one, two on one… I am comin for you! You think one little injured hand is going to stop me… ya’ll didn’t finish the job and that was a big mistake. It don’t matter if its Miami, Atlanta, Columbus, Jacksonville… I will get me hands on you two. WHAM… From behind we see the Super Destroyer and the Masked Superstar all over Wildfire. They drag him over to the ring and start to rip the cast off where they repeatedly banging the injured hand against the metal part of the turnbuckles. Eventually we see Dusty, Ron Bass, and Barry Windham come out for the save. Gordon Solie: Sorry folks, we are out of time. See you next week here at Southern States Wrestling

Southern States Wrestling: 1982 In an effort to make this project do-able for one person, the idea has been slightly changed. Southern States Wrestling will combine Florida and Georgia Championship Wrestling with the roster consisting of 30 wrestlers and up to 4 managers. The roster will change every month as wrestlers contracts expire. The length of their contract is directly related to the amount of time they worked in Georgia or Florida in 1982. I will not announce the lenght of contract for wrestlers as it would giv away too much. The roster will not include jobbers. I will use the actually jobbers from Georgia and Florida when needed. CHAMPIONS ROLL CALL: Southern State Heavyweight Champion: Mr. Wrestling II Southern State Tag Team Champions: Jack & Jerry Brisco Gulf States Title: Dory Funk Jr. Appalachian Champian: Masked Superstar Current Roster 1. Angelo Mosca 2. Barry Windham 3. Big John Studd 4. Brad Armstrong 5. Brian Blair 6. Butch Reed 7. Buzz Sawyer 8. Cyclone Negro 9. Dory Funk Jr. 10. Dusty Rhodes 11. Ed Wiskowski 12. Gran Apollo 13. Iron Sheik 14. Jack Brisco 15. Jerry Brisco 16. Jimmy Garvin 17. Kendo Nagasaki 18. Kevin Sullivan 19. Magnum TA 20. Masked Superstar 21. Matt Borne 22. Mike Graham 23. Mr. Wrestling II 24. Paul Orndorff 25. Ric Flair 26. Ron Bass 27. Super Destroyer 28. Sweet Brown Sugar 29. Tom Prichard 30. Tommy Rich MANAGERS 1. Gary Hart 2. JJ Dillion

Great show as always. I would have really enjoyed Bad News vs the Flame. These are two big guys with LeRoy doing some pounding and the Flame being a nice all-around wrestler. Seeing Ido vs a Fuller even in a tag match is always great booking. Between Orndorff, Dibiase and the Awesome Twosome, MACW is on fire. Singh is a great wrestler to help the status of Mr. Wonderful grow.

Great card as always. Amazed at how far the NWA has taken Arthur Crews. He could be the dark horse in all of this.

Southern States Wrestling During his career, Gordon Solie worked for Championship Wrestling from Florida, Georgia Championship Wrestling and Continental Championship Wrestling and a few other companies. The idea here is to run a 3 territory project focusing on Alabama, Georgia and Florida. The project will start with a draft with wrestlers being given contracts of various lengths depending on the amount of time they spent in any of those three territories in 1982. This will keep it somewhat historically correct and once you see the list of wrestlers, you will see that most are familiar to all 3 fan bases which makes the draft fun. The reason for 1982 is not to interfere in the other project that is currently nearing 1987. With the wrestlers being signed to contracts of various lenghts (1 year, 6 months, 3 months and one month), it will allow rosters to continuously change which is part of the fun of this hobby and is also somewhat realistic. If you are interested in running one of the territories or just taking part in the draft, please PM me and I can answer any questions you have.

The shaky footage idea from the parking lot was perfectly worded. Very interested to see who comes out on top if the Assassins vs Polynesian Power feud here. Before you built up Polynesian Power the way you did, I would have said the Assassins in a heartbeat but now I am unsure. Great idea to have HTM and Idol going at it. Two great guys on the mic and this could get real heated. On the opposite side of the great talkers we have Link going after Lewin. This is another perfect matchup of two strong wildman where anything could happen. While I am not sure if there is any stopping Dibiase and the Awesome Twosome, Snuka seems like a good guy to try it.

Great main event but what put this show over for me was the Sports Shop. Rock Riddle is the perfect used cars salesman that would get some serious heat in WWC except I am unsure of his Spanish. I have seen a few videos of him and not sure why he never went really big time.

Thank you for that. Others on this list may have passed away also. In order to use this list, we must confirm that they are still alive and can only be used as anouncers, managers, behind the scenes talent and sometimes for a short in ring angle. I will take Bubba Douglas off the list.

Your use of your roster is teaching me so much about who to keep a feud going. One night we have a tag match then the next a 6 man tag match and then a singles match but not always between the main guys. It is very realistic as many of the promotions before WWF vs WCW could not afford the rosters that we have right now in our game. Also your description of Colon here has me going back to watch some of his matches. From the cartwheels to the splits, I am very interested

I agree with patience and I am sorry if I was thinking too quickly here. As far as Kerry VonErich is concernned, we do have the page already set up where we can all book him for whatever dates we want so even if we don't officially trade him we can have all use him. Same could go for the Road Warriors and Freebirds

From Sullivan to the Snake, the AWA youth movement continues to be an awesome angle. Loved your jobber names hear also. Kabuki on the good side is an interesting and fun read. I had only seen him as a heel in real life. Any ring with Slaughter, Race and Rose at the same time is true gold!

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Wow... the Nashville fans got a great intro to MACW. The Renegae Warriord and Polynesian Power continue to be two of my favorite teams. How dare you have Tommy Rich lose the belt in his own state. Its the Montreal screw job all over again. Just Kidding..... Perfect booking to get the fans to see the depth of your roster. The HTM appearance in Nashville is perfect and so is his attack on Idol who is someone else they are very familiar with. Orndorff/Link match up was a crazy brawl. Seeing Oliver bust up Paul Jones is the perfect ending here. Great help setting up Music City Mayhem

Brawl after Brawl makes for perfect WWC. I think the highlight of the night for me would have been the opener. Ever sense you put up that video of Tamba, I am hooked.

Those last two matches in Dorton would sell a whole lot of tickets! Dibiase is building towards greatness here. The undercard did a nice job of continuing to build your wrestlers up and leading us towards new and interesting angles.

Sorry for falling a bit behind here. Enjoying the continued growth of Bull Ganter. You always come up with new and cool tag teams and High Octane is no different. The growth of Ted Dibiase is great and I think that is because of all the great talent you have him facing. Between Bad News and Snuka, this could propel Dibiase to that #1 contenders list. ALways liked the Missing Link and here is no different. Brickhouse makes a big splash and just adds to the talent in MACW. Well finish more later.

8/16/1986 AGUSTA-RICHMOND COUNTY CIVIC CENTER: AUGUSTA, GEORGIA (HOUR #1) The show opens with a montage from last week’s show in the Boutwell Auditorium in Birmingham, Alabama where we see highlights of the UWF Tag title match where the Midnight Express with Jim Cornette defeated Brad Armstrong & Jeff Jarrett as Corny hit Brad with the tennis racket and Eaton rolled him up with a grab of the tights. Hello everybody. Welcome to UWF Wrestling. We are coming to you from Augusta-Richmond Civic Center in Augusta, Georgia. I am Jim Ross and my partner today is once again wrestling legend Jack Brisco. Well fans, you just saw it. Brad Armstrong and Jeff Jarrett could not regain their UWF Tag Team Championship. Jim Ross is interrupted by Jim Cornette and the Midnight Express. Jim Cornette: Like I told everyone time and time again. The Midnight Express, Beautiful Bobby and Loverboy Denis, are the greatest tag team in professional wrestling today. There was never any doubt that we would beat those two spoiled brats, Brad Armstrong and Jeff Jarrett. Jack Brisco: Yeah you are right Cornette, there was never any doubt after you cracked Brad over the head with your tennis racket. Jim Cornette: Watch your mouth Brisco. My tennis racket is worth much more than an Armstrong’s head. U.S. Express (Windham & Rotundo) defeats Scott Doring & Ken Raper with the Running Bulldog by Windham At the interview desk, the U.S. Express are asked what they think about the new UWF tag champs, the Midnight Express. Both Windham and Rotundo belief that their title reign is going to be a short one as Brad and JJ will get those belts back this week in Memphis but if for some reason they don’t, Rotundo and Windham would love a title shot just to shut Cornette up. COMMERCIAL Dick Murdoch with Ron Wright (out of his wheelchair) defeats Albert Deny with a Brainbuster Ron Wright: Turn my microphone up right now. Turn it UP! Jim Ross: I have no control of your microphone Mr. Wright. Ron Wright: I doubt that. Everyone around here is out to control my Army. What happened last week in Nashville was UWF thieving at its best! I mean that two bit loser Jerry Lawler comes to ringside at talks one of his crony refs into reversing his decision and gave Terry Taylor back his UWF Continental Title after Dick Murdoch won it fair and square. Jack Brisco: Come on Ron. You tossed Murdoch some sort of foreign object and he got caught. All Lawler did was stand up for what is right. Dick Murdoch: What is right is for a man to fight his own battles. I beat the snot out of Terry Taylor and the ref counted his shoulders down for the three count and then Jerry Lawler comes prancing down to the ring where his nose don’t belong. I know what would have happened to guy if he done that down in West Texas and it might include a long stay in a hospital. Well I think I am going to come up to your own home down this week and teach you people in Tennessee what a man really looks like, Jim Ross: Dick Murdoch… Are you challenging Jerry “the King” Lawler” to a match in his home town? Dick Murdoch: I am not challenging him. I am inviting him to beating! As Murdoch storms off, Brisco and Ross discuss how even though Ron Wright’s enemies seem to be growing in number, Ron Wright might just have the horses to quiet those people down. Bob Armstong defeats Verlon with the Georgia Jawbreaker We find out that it will be a tough task for the Bullet this week as his next match will be against the Russian Nightmare. Ross reminds Bob that Iceman Parsons was out here last week saying all the right things but he is not here today as he was carried out on a stretcher from his match with Nikita last week in Nashville. Bob Armstrong: I know Nikita is fighting mad about losing his World title and he is out to make a point. Well my mama raised me to never back down from a fight and I am going to give it everything I got for all those fans who are giving it everything they got at their jobs. I didn’t come from much and know that American grit has gotten me to where I am today and I am not going to allow some Russian take that away from me or these fans. COMMERCIAL The Demon (Brian Adams in a red mask) defeats Lou Winston with a Heart Punch Jim Ross wants to get to the bottom of why the Demon joined forces last week and attacked Atlantis. The Demon: Our manager said that Atlantis tried to embarrass Devil’s Duo and that there is room for only one masked man in the UWF. Jack Brisco: Who is your manager? I didn’t see anyone with you at ringside? The Demon simply walks off without answering the question. Doom crushes Tom Stone & Rocky Iaukea Brisco and Ross discuss last week’s war from the Nashville between Doom and Devastation Inc that ended in a DDQ. Both announcers know there is more to come and just how dangerous the feud between Doom, JYD and Dr. Death are in against Skandar Akbar and his army. From out of nowhere, Akbar’s entire stable hits the ring but JYD and Dr. Death seem to have been expecting this and are out in no time and the weekly brawl is on. One thing is for sure, Akbar’s addition of KKB might have swayed the odds in his favor. This one ends with the evil forces in control of the ring. Brisco and Ross wonder how JYD is going to fare against the Bundy this week in the Mid-South Coliseum. COMMERCIAL Jerry Lawler is at the interview desk where he is laughing at the threats made earlier by Dick Murdoch that he was going to crush him this week in Memphis. Jerry Lawler: I mean this is getting ridiculous. Week after week we listen to that so-called manager, Ron Wright, saying he is going to clean up wrestling by getting rid of the unchristianed and then each week we seem him cheat like a river boat card dealer on the Mississippi. What Wright and Murdoch did last week by trying to steal Terry Taylor’s belt and when I pointed that out to ref Jerry Calhoun he did the right thing. As for me, the King of Memphis, being afraid of Murdoch just because he is from West Texas. He must be out of his mind. West Texas is the place where men are men and cows are afraid! Nikita Koloff stretchers Mike Hendricks after multiple Russian Sickles The post-match interview is quick as Ivan Koloff just reminds Cowboy Bill Watts that all of these injuries to American wrestlers by Nikita can be stopped by just giving the Russian Nightmare what he rightfully deserves which is a UWF title match with Magnum T.A. Sean Royal defeats Tim Brooks with a Top Rope Knee Drop

I really enjoy wondering who the masked man is... can't wait to find out