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With the addition of James J. Dillon, All-Star releases Gypsy Joe

AWESOME! Your tv show did such a great job of hyping up the show in Knoxville, I was looking for tickets and didn't care about the 10 hour car ride. How do you do it? You nail every interview. In the old project you had us all laughing with Eric Embry and now here between Landell and Funk... Love it! Like how you kept your midcard feuds going as KKB and One Man Gang would be an awesome show 7 days a week, and also the Sheepherders causing some chaos with the Armstrongs would be fun. Nice Mike Jackson get some run on a major show. I always thought he did a nice in-ring job. I had a feeling the Birds were gone... too bad... Freebirds in Alabama just seems right ... but so does the Stud Stable. The Bullet is flirting with danger! He better have eyes in the back of that mask like if he had the WWE 24/7 title as Landell is coming for blood... or maybe he is mad at Fuller for making the match in the first place.... To be continued

I was watching Mid-South from 1981-82 last night and it is amazing how many of their jobbers and young baby faces became stars and the biggest was Buddy Landel. I just love how he is the top heel in CCW as his work and promos are spot on.

When I saw the name Ratymus, I thought anything could happen. I know Lawler is getting ready for Dundee but I thought it could be from a hospital name. You have developed that guy, even as just a sidekick tonight with Putski, that I was afraid for Lawler. Nice way to keep the stars for night of champions hot as Lawler, Dundee, and the Fab Ones get wins while Adonis/Murdoch vs the Kansas Jayhawks just continue their brawling ways

Great first show! What a way to kick it off with Magnum winning the title! Liked Andre making the save. Cool interview from the Body...Fun World title match up for the TV fans! Nice use of the Moondogs! Poor Rocky couldn't get the tag

And Tully vs Curt is underway... can't wait for more! Idol is a great tv champ as his promo skills were awesome! Murdoch/Adonis vs The Kansas Jayhawks just seems like the type of feud that would sell tickets for ever as you know you are always in for a wild show. Putski and the Assassins do a number of the Polynesian Power. I wonder if there is revenge in the future or if Putski and his partners are moving up the ladder? Either one is awesome Jumbo is doing a nice job of getting extra heat as Gene Anderson is doing some real dirty work in his new role as manager! Shaw is a big man to get angry... we will have to wait and see. Looking forward to the TNT Night of Champions

Really funny... In next week's show I had Ladd's Army attacking Kendall Windham in the parking lot to anger Blackjack Mulligan but you beat me to the punch. I will need to rewrite that segment as you just outdid me for sure. Great interview with Dr.D as he becomes the Lone Wolf of World Class Very creative ending to the Steamboat/Worldclass match. I have used the person rolling out from under the ring like Wildfire Tommy Rich did to help Idol beat Lawler in Memphis but never someone come right through the middle of the ring! Poor Ricky... tough way to go!

September 8, 1984 Music intro with a montage of all the stars of Stampede Wrestling past and present is shown. Broadcasting to our local affiliates in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, the American Wrestling Association proudly presents Stampede Wrestling, coming to you from the CHCT Studios in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Ed Whalen: Hi everybody and away we go with another edition of Stampede Wrestling. I am Ed Whalen coming to you from the CHCT Studies in downtown Calgary. Today we will be showing some matches from last Monday in the Sales Pavilion in Edmonton and I promise you another ring-a ding-dong- dandy of a show so let’s not waste any time and get you right to the action. Paul Orndorff with Bobby Heenan vs Ric McCord McCord puts up a good fight but Orndorff gets the win with Piledriver. Orndorff and Heenan seemed to be struggling to get on the same page and Orndorff walked out on the post-match interview and Heenan was left to answer questions which he simply didn’t have answers to. Bobby Heenan: Alright… Listen up all you humanoids …. I am Paul Orndorff’s manager and he is part of the Heenan Family! Nothing has changed…. Nor will it! Tito Santana vs Ciclon Negro Tito continues to look good as the newcomer to Stampede as he overcomes the tough Ciclon Negro. Tito is more then willing to throw down with Negro and finishes him off with his Flying Burrito. In the post-match interview, Jim Davies lets everyone know that if Tito continues to win, he will be in title contention very soon. Tito seems excited and would love to get his hands on Sgt Slaughter for a chance at that Stampede Title! Ariba! WHAM…. Long-time Stampede heel, Butch Moffit has returned and is followed by Sheik Skandar Akbar and the two beat on Santana until they are run off by the British Bulldogs! Ed Whalen: Once again…. More disgusting actions by the Sheik. It seems like he has added the Outlaw Butch Moffit to his stable of goons and they have set their sights on making sure Tito Santana can’t get his hands on Sgt. Slaughter and the Stampede title. Sheik Adnan Al Kassie joins Ed Whalen in the studio in Calgary where he explains that the world famous Mr. Pogo has commitments that will take him all around the globe and will not be back for some time but not to fear as Butch Moffit is back and has joined the Sheiks army which will continue to rid Stampede of all the plagues that surround it like Tito Santana and the British Bulldogs! Promos for Monday’s show at the Corral in Calgary Ben Bassarab vs MX-1: Winner Gets an AWA World Light Weight Title Match This Monday in Calgary These two have been going at it for a few weeks and tonight the stakes are a bit higher. Both can really wrestle and we get a nice beginning with a lot of chain wrestling. With Bassarab one step ahead, MX-1 tries to take this match to the gutter with a low blow Ben recovers and eventually hits the flying crossbody block for the win. At the post-match interviews, Bassarab is excited to get a shot at Brad Armstrong while MX-1 vows revenge and says that Bassarab was cheating as he grabbed the tights during the pin. Promos for Monday’s show the Corral STAMPEDE TITLE MATCH: Sgt. Slaughter with Sheik Adnan vs Jim Neidhart Slaughter is a site to behold as he is waving the flag of Jordan as he coms to the ring and the fans are irate. Neidhart rushes to the ring and attacks before the bell. He is able to surprise Slaughter and then takes the Jordanian flag and throws it on the ground! The Sheik is fuming and picks it up and starts to beat Neidhart with the flag pole. Gamma Singh and Butch Moffit hit the ring and it is a 4-1 attack of the beloved Canadian who is a bloody mess. The crowd erupted as Tito Santana and the Bulldogs hit the ring and we get a wild brawl that eventually sees the fan favorites in control even though they were at 4-3 disadvantage. Sheik and his men are doing a great job of bringing in the heat while Tito’s popularity continues to grow mainly because of Tito’s recent actions of fighting the hated Sheik and his men at every turn. Even though we never got a title match tonight, the crowd was really amped up. Promos for Monday’s show in the Corral WINNER GETS AN AWA TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH ON MONDAY The British Bulldogs vs Stan Hansen & Bad News Allen This was to be a 4 team elimination match but the rumor is, the Road Warriors, frustrated that they have not received a return match for the AWA tag titles with the Movement have headed to Worldwide Wrestling in hopes that the bigger venues will get them more attention. Also, Dr. Death and Manny Fernandez have headed south to Rocky Mountain Wrestling in an attempt to help build the upstart company. Rumor has it, that the ultimate goal would be to have Stampede and Rocky Mountain Wrestling combine in some fashion, but Stu Hart wants to make sure of one thing…. That this will make money. So many of the fans are upset that their dream match has been taken away but they still got a real treat. The Bulldogs didn’t have to sell much here as Hansen and Allen seemed to be causing some actual damage to Davey Boy and Dynamite Kid. The Bulldogs fought a great fight, but in the end, Hansen hit the lariat on Davey Boy for the win. POST-MATCH INTERVIEW: Hansen and Allen don’t mix any words as they don’t care who the run over. They had nothing personal against the Bulldogs but that didn’t mean they were going to take it easy. Both are confident they can beat the Movement for the AWA World titles and it seems like interviewer Jim Davies thinks so to. Promos for Monday’s show in the Corral AWA NORTH AMERICAN TITLE MATCH: WINNER GETS AWA WORLD TITLE SHOT ON MONDAY Ric Flair with Bobby Heenan vs Bret Hart No need to discuss anything but the finish here as with these two, you already know it is going to be a classic. With the ref down after Flair shoved Bret Hart into him, Bobby Heenan signals to the back and we see Paul Orndorff strutting to the ring. Orndorff grabs a chair and jumps up on the apron as Flair hooks Hart from behind. Ed Whalen is screaming about how disgusting the Heenan Family is and how they will do anything to win. How is Brett going to deal with this situation? Orndorff looks at Flair who is screaming at him to hit Hart with the chair! Heenan is screaming at Mr. Wonderful to break his neck. Interesting comments from a man still in a neck brace from being beaten by the Road Warriors a few weeks back! Orndorff winds up and swings the chair…. WHAM! Ed Whalen: Oh my God! Orndorff leaps off the apron and absolutely crushes Bobby Heenan with the chair and he crumbles to the ground. Flair looks on in shock as Orndorff hits the ring with the chair in tow! WHAM! Orndorff nails Flair with the chair…. Bret Hart looks on in confusion but is not one to look a gift horse in the mouth so he covers Flair. Orndorff goes and helps the ref who then makes the three count! Ed Whalen can’t believe what he just saw as Bret Hart is once again the North American Champion! As the crowd explodes, they see, Stampede Wrestling’s Senior Official, Gene Kiniski, coming to the ring with the title that Ed Whalen says will be presented to Bret Hart. Gene Kiniski: What a match! What a North American Title Match. Both Bret and Ric gave it their all…. And as much as it pains me… I am the Senior Official of Stampede Wrestling…. And I …. Uhhh. Can’t let the title change hands after what we just say. Due to the interference by Paul Orndorff on Ric Flair…. I reverse the decision and award the victory to Ric Flair. The crowd is fuming and so is Bret but Flair has that arrogant smirk on his face. POST MATCH INTERVIEW: Jim Davies is with Paul Orndorff and demands to know what the hell he just saw! Paul Orndorff: I am Mr. Wonderful….I am a star in this sport… Last week you all heard my so-called manager…. Bobby Heenan…. Say that his number one priority was to help Ric Flair get the AWA title. When I signed on with Heean and his Family, he promised me that I was his main focus…. Well actions speak louder than words! Heenan, if I did not break your neck tonight…. Don’t worry… I will soon. As for Ric “Nature Boy” Flair… I am going to show you why Heenan was wrong…. Cause when I beat you to within an inch of your life…. He will realize he backed the wrong horse. Back in studio, Stu Hart doesn’t want to talk about Gene Kiniski and how he reversed the ref’s decision to give his son the North American title and simply announces Monday’s night card in the Corral. THE CORRAL: CALGARY: SEPTEMBER 15, 1984 Ric McCord vs Gypsy Joe Ron Ritchie & Johnny Rich vs MX-1 & The Assassin AWA WORLD LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH Brad Armstrong vs Ben Bassarab 6 MAN TAG TEAM MATCH: STREET FIGHT RULES Sgt. Slaughter, Gamma Singh & Butch Moffit with Sheik Adnan Al Kassie Vs Tito Santana, Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart AWA WORLD TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH: Bad News Allen & Stan Hansen vs The Movement AWA WORLD TITLE MATCH: Ted Dibiase vs Ric Flair with Bobby Heenan Ed Whalen: Folks, make sure to get your tickets to the Corral now as it is going to be one hot ticket with all three world titles on the line this Monday in Calgary. So, in the meantime and in the in-between time… that’s it, another edition of Stampede Wrestling.

Deals that go along with Scarlet-Left taking over Worldwide: 1. Worldwide sends Kamala to World Class for Moondog Spot and Chick Donovan 2. Worldwide sends Black Bart to All-Star for the Road Warriors 3. Worldwide releases Lou Albano, Bart Batten and Brad Batten and adds Salvatore Bellomo 4. World Class adds Gene Ligon 5. All-Star adds Ron Ritchie

September 14 A montage of wrestling and rodeo falls set to music introduces the show. Broadcasting to our local affiliates in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and North and South Dakota, the American Wrestling Association proudly presents Rocky Mountain Wrestling, coming to you from the KCNS studios in Denver. From peak to peak and valley to valley we welcome you Rocky Mountain Pro Wrestling. I am Cowboy Bob Tallman and we are coming to you tonight from the KCNS studios in Denver. With me tonight is the President of Rocky Mountain Wrestling, the Lawman, Don Slatton. Don, what a show they had last Monday at the Salt Palace in Salt Lake City and tonight, we will be showing you some of the matches from that great event. Kendall Windham vs Luke Aduda This match had some added juice as Blackjack Mulligan accompanied Windham to the ring and introduced Kendall as his 16 year old son. The crowd was in awe that he was able to hold his own in the squared circle even though he was barely of driving age. When he connected with the Running Bulldog and got the win, the crowd really gave him a nice ovation. In the post-match interviews both father and son expressed how proud they were of each other! Ox Baker vs Verlon Biggs Baker continues his roll of late with a win over Biggs with the Heart Punch and once again, he complains of his lack of competition on his post-match interview Promos for Monday’s show at the Albuquerque Auditorium Johnny Rich vs Taras Bulba Rich seems to be continuing his auditions for both Stampede and Rocky Mountain Wrestling as he is looking for a full-time contract. Rich tries to make this a technical match with a bunch of headlocks and armbars but Bulba will have nothing to do with it and brings the match to the gutter. We eventually end in a Double Count-Out but the fans really seemed to like Johnny Rich and the fight he is bringing to the ring. Chris Adams vs Superfly Tui Tui’s energy, as he enters the ring, helps him get over with the fans but “Gentleman” Chris Adams proved to be just too much for the small Samoan as he put his lights out with the Superkick. After the post-match interview, Cowboy Bob just had to agree with Adams that the heels are running Rocky Mountain Wrestling and those wrestlers being backed by Rocky Mountain Wrestling fans just aren’t getting the job done. Promos for the Albuquerque Auditorium Ron Bass vs Mike Von Erich VonErich had his moments, but Bass is just too nasty and too experienced and soon takes it to young Mickey with the end coming with the Ghordbuster. When the match was over, Bass continues to work over VonErich after the match, the crowd erupted when Rufus “Freight Train” Jones rushed the ring. While he was unfamiliar to many, they loved that he was brawling with Bass. Eventually, Bass headed for the hills and Rufus checked on Mike VonErich. POST-MATCH INTERVIEW: Rufus Jones: Blackjack called me the other day and said “Rufus, you got to come down here to Rocky Mountain Wrestling… things are out of control. I just got in a few minutes ago and I see “Gentleman” Chris Adams attacking Mike VonErich. You got to be kidding me. I spent a lot of time in St. Louis and I know all of Mike’s brothers… Kerry…. Kevin… and God rest his soul…. David. Each of them would tell me what a good guy Chris Adams was and how they were helping him get his start on the sport of Wrasslin… and then I see this. Come On! Blackjack is right and I couldn’t help myself. If young VonErich needs some help… I am here for him… and after what I just saw… Chris Adams you aint no Gentleman and I am coming for you… Maybe good ol’ Freight Train can teach you some manners! Promos for the Albuquerque Auditorium Jos Leduc & Grizzily Boone vs Eric Embry & Sonny King Again, while Embry and King gave it their all, they were undersized and eventually Leduc and Boone were dirty enough to take over with the end coming on a Big Splash by the 440 pound Boone. Again, the members of Ladd’s Army took some liberties after the match but again, another duo rushed out to the rescue. This time it was none other than Manny Fernandez and Dr. Death Steve Williams who really took it to a surprised Boone and Leduc! Manny Fernandez and Dr. Death are familiar to many fans in our viewing are who have access to CBC (Canadian Broadcast Corporation) and see these two tough hombres on Stampede Wrestling and they are real excited as they think the tide may be turning. POST-MATCH INTERVIEW: Dr. Death takes the lead here and explains that he has had his run-ins with Ernie Ladd down in Louisiana and when he heard what Ladd was doing here in Rocky Mountain he knew he had to come in a help Blackjack take care of business. Fernandez is really excited and wants another piece of Leduc and Boone. Promos for the Albuquerque Auditorium ROCKY MOUNTAIN TAG TITLE: Tony Atlas & Sweet Brown Sugar vs The Mountain Men (Rex & Link) Rex and Link barely know the rules to wrestling but they are two tough dudes who are excited to mix it up. The problem was Sugar and Atlas where up for this type of match. In the end, we were a little bonzo-gonza with all four in the ring when Atlas Pressed Slam Rex over the top rope while Sugar hit a missile dropkick on Link for the win. Promos for the Albuquerque Auditorium ROCKY MOUNTAIN TITLE: Ernie Ladd vs Super Samoan Sakalia It was not so much the match that was interesting here, but it was the fact the Blackjack Mulligan, Rufus Jones, Dr. Death, and Manny Fernandez came down to ringside. This unnerved Ladd a bit who seemed off his game even though he eventually hit the Big Boot for the win. When the match was over, Mulligan grabbed the microphone: “Enough is enough. Ernie Ladd…. You think you can run roughshod over everyone in Rocky Mountain Wrestling…. Well guess what…. A couple of phone calls and I got my own army. You can’t bully people like Mike VonErich, who is just getting started in this business, just because you have an Army. You can’t send 4 goons after Eric Embry or Sonny King just because they didn’t make you enough money! From now on… Mulligans Men will be everywhere your Army is and the Nonsense is going to STOP! The show ends with Ernie Ladd slapping the ropes in frustration.

Enjoyed the Champion vs Champion matches. The Main Event is Orlando is must see TV.... Gino involved in a match and then attacked by Savage... Over Elizabeth.... THIS IS WHITE HOT AND I NEED MORE! I will say the Florida fans might be upset with Dusty so low in the card as he was so over in the Sunshine State but it must prove that Dusty is not the booker as he made sure he always was the show. Gino vs Savage clearly has my vote over the Dream and anyone.

Piper finally gets Playboy! I wonder what Playboy will have to say now!

Great job growing this roster quickly and you have created a fun read!

Love the card and the results. I might have put Brody vs Studd closer to the main event but that is just me. Happy to see Dr. D and Iceman getting wins. I know I am not supposed to root for the heels but I can't help it with those two. Kevin VE, Windham and Garvin in the ring = $$$$ Nice spot for HTM... after his intro here in World Class that you wrote a little while back has him getting some serious heat and putting him in the ring with Kerry just adds to it.

LOVE THESE MATCHES!!! Can't wait to hear what Landell has to say after a loss. The Bullet gimmick gets even stronger with Scott and Steve making the save! AWESOME Gordy vs Herc.... 7 days a week please

I agree with Edger... Love the Armstrongs in the Main event and the young Shawn Michaels continues to be a thorn in the side of the Masked Superstar.

Funk was awesome on the microphone. Love the political un-correctness of the segment with Cash and the Brotherhood .... real 1980's stuff. I was watching some Mid-South stuff from 1981 the other day and the way the announcer was calling the match with the Midget Ladies had me laughing about what would have happened to him today. Love the Sheepherders here... the chaos they are going to cause!! Landell and the later was so funny! Awesome writing! And Funk reading the letter was even better. Very interested to see what side of the law Funk ends up on.

All-Star releases Jay Strongbow and adds Mike George

Slap...And we are off.... Dundee vs Lawler in the making! Axe has something special planned for Tully and I can't wait. Can Crews step up in competition with Idol???? Love the Roughnecks I am all for the Fab Ones winning the World Titles! Rooting for Wells to continue to stay on top Can't wait for Night of Champions

September 8, 1984 Music intro with a montage of all the stars of Stampede Wrestling past and present is shown. Broadcasting to our local affiliates in Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba, the American Wrestling Association proudly presents Stampede Wrestling, coming to you from the CHCT Studios in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Ed Whalen: Hi everybody and away we go with another edition of Stampede Wrestling. I am Ed Whalen coming to you from the CHCT Studies in downtown Calgary. Today we will be showing some matches from last Monday in the Corral right here in Calgary and I promise you another ring-a ding-dong- dandy of a show so let’s not waste any time and get you right to the action. Johnny Rich vs MX-1 It appears that Rich is getting a bit of a tryout here to see how the fans react to him and he does quite well. He does some bumping and selling for MX-1 and then goes on the attack like a house afire and gets the win with the 2nd Rope Elbow Drop. MX-1 saves face by attacking after the match is over and roughs up Rich just enough to get him some sympathy. Ben Bassarab, who has been feuding with MX-1 of late, rushes the ring to protect the newcomer and MX-1 heads for higher ground and we see Rich and Bassarab shake hands. Ric McCord vs Gypsy Joe A contrast in styles here as McCord likes the technical stuff while newcomer, Gypsy Joe is a brawler. The problem for Joe is that he can’t seem to help himself and cracks McCord with a chair giving the DQ win to McCord. Promos for Sunday’s show at the Sales Pavilion in Edmonton Ben Bassarab vs Mr. Pogo with Sheik Adnan Al Kassie Bassarab has been doing well of late but tonight he is stepping up in competition. He starts quickly as we get about 8 minutes of a 50/50 match. The Sheik, seeing that Mr. Pogo is having difficulty, jumps up on the apron to distract the ref and Mr. Pogo tries to thrusts his fingers into the throat of Bassarab but Bassarab was quicker and caught him in a roll up for the win. Tito Santana vs Gamma Singh with Sheik Adnan Al Kassie Tito is thrown right into the fire in his first match in Stampede as he has to deal with Gamma Singh and his bag of dirty tricks. Santana seems one step ahead of Singh at each turn and eventually gets the win with the Flying Elbow Smash. POST MATCH INTERVIEWS: Tito Santana: Just wanted to say how great it is to be in Stampede Wrestling as it is home to so many of the greatest wrestlers in the sport but make no mistake about it… I consider myself to be right up there with the Ric Flair’s and Sgt. Slaughters of the world and I am not going to stand for people like Sheik Adnan Al Kassie or Gamma Singh breaking rules and bringing our match to the gutter. If they want to fight like that, I got no problem. I am one fiery Mexican and if you want a brawl, then I will brawl. Ariba! Promos for Sunday’s show the Sales Pavilion Paul Orndorff with Bobby Heenan vs Road Warrior Hawk It is unusual to see the Road Warriors in singles competition, but we get a good one between these two mega stars except for the fact that Hawk seemed unwilling to do much selling in this one which upset Orndorff and the action is pretty stiff. The two tumble out of the ring and brawl on the floor as we get a double count-out. Promos for Sunday’s show the Sales Pavilion STAMPEDE TITLE MATCH: Sgt. Slaughter with Sheik Adnan Al Kassie vs Dr. Death Steve Williams The match started a bit slow and stiff but picked up when Dr. Death hit the football tackle and looked to be on the verge of victory. The Sheik, who was tired of losing tonight, jumped up on the apron and distracted the ref again. Williams, who had Sarge down for more than the three count if the ref was there to count, became frustrated and went to get the ref back on task but this gave Slaughter enough time to recoup. Sarge kicked out of the late count and makes a comeback as he caught Dr. Death with a Cannon Lariat, followed up with the Cobra Clutch for the submission win. POST-MATCH INTERVIEW: Sgt. Slaughter: I told all you maggots out there in TV land that Dr. Death was no match for me and tonight I proved it. When Jim Davies reminded Slaughter and the Sheik about how the Sheik distracted the ref after the football tackle by Williams, Sheik started screaming some Arabic gibberish as the two stormed off. Promos for Sunday’s show the Sales Pavilion STAMPEDE TAG TEAM TITLE: The British Bulldogs vs Bret Hart & Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart Another classic between four of the top stars in Stampede but what was interesting was that Canada’s Greatest Athlete, Gene Kiniski, was at ringside with Stu Hart. As for the match, it went to a 30-minute time limit draw with all four men shaking hands at the end and all seems peaceful between these four. With about two minutes to go, we saw Davey Boy catch Neidhart with a powerslam and it looked like Stu was trying to get the time keeper to ring the bell for an early end to the match before Smith could pin Neidhart. Stu and the time keeper had some words, but in the end, it had no effect on this awesome contest. POST-MATCH INTERVIEW Jim Davies wants to know what Gene Kiniski is doing in Stampede Wrestling… Gene Kiniski: Well Jim, to tell you the truth there have been some complaints sent in to Verne Gagne and the AWA Board of Directors about the goings on up here in Calgary that included the time when the Bulldogs tossed in the towel costing Bret Hart the North American title to the time Stu helping the Hart Foundation win the tag titles over the Bulldogs by once again throwing in the towel. The AWA has sent me here with the title of being the Senior Official. That means that at times, I will be in the ring as the referee and other times, I will be outside the ring making sure everything is on the up and up. That is what I was doing tonight when there seemed to be a little problem between the time keeper and Stu but I got that all straightened out. Jim Davies: Well Gene, thanks for the information and we all excited to be having a Canadian sports legend around at the various venues in Stampede Wrestling. Ed Whalen is with the Hart Foundation where they not only hype up their win tonight and their positive relationship with the Bulldogs but focus on their upcoming AWA World Tag Team Title Match for Sunday in Edmonton. Promos for Sunday’s show the Sales Pavilion AWA NORTH AMERICAN TITLE MATCH: Ric Flair with Bobby Heenan vs Road Warrior Animal Flair gets the win with the Figure Four as Animals legs were hobble earlier in the match after Heenan pushed him off the top rope causing him to land awkwardly. POST-MATCH INTERVIEW: Jim Davies: So Ric, tonight in Edmonton, you get another shot at Ted Dibiase and the AWA World Title. Ric Flair: The Nature Boy is back where he should be… wearing a gold belt. I had been told all week that Animal couldn’t be stopped. He was just to powerful… to tough… Well, I left that powerful, tough guy basically crying in pain! So you ask what is the problem? Well let me tell you… the problem is that I am wearing the wrong gold belt! I should be the AWA WORLD CHAMPION. Bobby Heenan: That’s right… last time Ted Dibiase escaped with his belt by…. Ric Flair: Hold on a minute Bobby, I am not done. I joined your Family because you promised me that together we could rule the AWA, but in my most important match, you were not by myside. You had been hurt by the Road Warriors as you joined Paul Orndorff in a tag match. I just want to make sure we both still have the same goal which is putting the World title around my waist. Bobby Heenan: Ric baby… you know Stu Hart demanded I put on the wresting tights and join Paul against those two savages. Trust me… I would have much rather been in your corner against Dibiase then in the ring facing the Road Warriors. To answer your question…. Of course, the biggest goal for me right now is getting you that AWA World Title and we will achieve that goal Sunday in Edmonton! Bobby and Flair give a hug and then continue to talk while walking off set as Jim Davies wonders if there might be some dissention in the Family. Promos for Monday’s show the Sales Pavilion LOSER-LEAVE TOWN STEEL CAGE: Bad News Allen & Stan Hansen vs Nikita Koloff & Nicolai Volkoff The best way to explain this one…. A WAR! As for the end... the impossible happened as Bad News Allen caught Nikita Koloff with a Superplex for the win. The crowd is in shock as the Russian Nightmare… the man who was invincible just a few weeks ago, is out of Stampede Wrestling! The look of shock on Koloff’s face is priceless as Allen has gone from the biggest heel in Calgary history to their hero in under a year. Post-Match Interview: Bad News Allen: I told everyone around… don’t mess with Bad News and that is exactly what these Russians did. Once again… I am standing tall while the other guy is just out of a job. First it was the Mongolian Stomper… who you fans loved and tonight it was Nikita Koloff who you fans hated. What’s that say for about Bad News…. He does whatever he thinks is right and doesn’t care what others think and I am just glad that I found someone just like me in Stan “the Man” Hansen. Stan Hansen: That’s right partner … nobody is safe as long as Bad News and “the Bad Man from Borger, Texas are together. We don’t care if it is the Hart Foundation and the tag titles or Ric Flair and the North American title… we are here to rule Stampede and there ain’t a darn thing anyone can do about it! Stu Hart comes out and refuses to talk about Gene Kiniski and his knew role in Stampede Wrestling and he ends the show by giving the rundown of the entire card in the Sales Pavilion on Monday Night. THE SALES PAVILLION: SEPTEMBER 8, 1984 EDMONTON Ben Bassarab vs MX-1 Paul Orndorff vs Ric McCord STAMPEDE TITLE MATCH: Sgt. Slaughter with Sheik Adnan vs Tito Santana ELIMINATION MATCH: WINNER GETS A STAMPEDE TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH: Road Warriors vs Dr. Death & Many Fernandez vs The British Bulldogs vs Stan Hansen & Bad News Allen AWA WORLD TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH The Movement (Shaska Whatley & Tiger Conway Jr. vs Brett Hart & Jim Neidhart AWA NORTH WORLD TITLE MATCH: Ted Dibiase vs Ric Flair with Bobby Heenan Ed Whalen: Folks, make sure to get your tickets to the Pavilion now as it is going to be a wild one in Edmonton. So, in the meantime and in the in-between time… that’s it, another edition of Stampede Wrestling.

Like the Sheepherders here. When The Freebirds vs Fuller, Herc and Madril aren't even the Semi-Main Event, you know you got a great deal for the money. Can't wait to see more KKB/OMG

All-Star adds Kurt Von Hess and releases Super Samoan Sakalia

All-Star releases Superfly Tui and adds Butch Moffat

I love these TV shows that recap huge cards. I wish there was more of these in the 1980's instead of so many jobber matches. Recently, I was watching Mid-South from 1981 and Watts seemed to give us good matches on tv right from the beginning. Your interview with Bock was great and I am so excited for his match with Steamboat. Can't wait to see where you are going with this!

The Family is running Georgia like the Gambino's