SirEdger

Well, it's easier to help out when someone shows great interest and is enthusiastic about it. That's what we're looking for and I'm fairly confident that you're gonna stick around for the long haul. Have fun! :)

Like I told you in private, awesomemiz, be careful not dropping and adding too many names at the same time, to ensure Kevin can keep up. Like he mentioned above, since you're the newest, you should have dibs on the names Kevin mentioned if they're not on anyone's roster.

Lutte sends Sika to Portland, effective July 5 for future considerations.

Abdullah the Butcher: August 3 & 31(Portland), August 8 (WWC), August 17 (Lutte) Bruiser Brody: August 3, 18 & 31 (Portland), August 2, 7, 9, 21 & 30 (WCCW) Stan Hansen: August 3 (Portland), August 2, 7, 9, 21 & 30 (WCCW), August 16 (MACW) Mil Mascaras: August 3 & 31 (Portland) Minis: Antonio Inoki: August 3 (Portland), August 16 (Lutte) Akira Maeda: August 16 (Lutte)

You can definitely feel the tension between Rip Oliver and Paul Jones. And I got the feeling things will explode at the Bash. As expected, great showing for the Awesome Twosome. And I don't know what's gonna happen with King Kong Bundy at the Bash but it'll be epic!

All set!

Life can be so cruel. He barely had scratched the surface of how good he could be but cancer struck. One of those "What if?" moments that I hate. Condolences to his family and friends.

I see that you've already seemed to find your groove for your writing style. I'd suggest for you to use that first month before Summer Gold to test various writing styles to see which one suits you best and which one makes you more comfortable. Gonna make the writing process even easier for your format once you got that. As for the Gauntlet for Gold, considering his history with Portland, Lutte will gladly send you Rick Martel to work the Gauntlet for Gold on August 3rd :)

Bob Backlund in ECW should be interesting!

June 29th, 1986 Saddledome, Calgary, AB -Satanico beat Brian Adias in 25:07 -Harley Race beat Tatsutoshi Goto in 15:34 -"Hotstuff" Eddie Gilbert beat Armand Rougeau in 9:52 with the Hot Shot -Andre the Giant beat NWA Canadian International Tag Team Champion The Great Samu (w/Paul E. Dangerously) in 10:30 -Tommy Lane beat Sunny War Cloud in 13:40 after interference from both Brian Adias & Mike Davis -NWA Canadian International Tag Team Champion Kokina Maximus (w/Paul E. Dangerously) beat Jimmy Snuka in 8:18 -Jacques Rougeau beat Austin Idol in 32:43 with a sunset flip

Totally didn't expect Percy Pringle popping up and throwing the fireball at Jerry Lawler. Nice surprise and great booking! "Dr. D" being in cohoots with the Koloffs is nothing but bad news for the Von Erichs! Smart association though as it totally fits his mercenary mentality.

Great news. Looking forward to see what he can do with Portland.

NWA LUTTE INTERNATIONALE TITLE HOLDERS NWA CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION Greg Valentine (1) --> 7/5/84 Rick Martel (1) --> 9/13/84 Terry Funk (1) --> 3/1/85 Andre the Giant (1) --> 6/28/85 Andre vacates the title on 8/11/85 after fulfilling all his commitments to Lutte Jacques Rougeau (1) --> 8/17/85 Black Bart (1) --> 11/28/1985* *Won the title at Thanksgiving Day Star Wars in Dallas, TX Jacques Rougeau (2) --> 12/25/1985 Don Kernodle (1) --> 5/5/1986 NWA CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS The Wild Samoans (1) --> 7/5/84 The Caribbean Connection (1) --> 8/25/84 The Sensationals (Billy Robinson & Doug Somers) (1) --> 9/16/84 Gino Brito & Rick Martel (1) --> 12/5/84 The Midnight Rockers (1) --> 6/28/85 The Midnight Rockers are stripped of their titles after briefly jumping ship to WWF *The Vachons (1) --> 8/17/85 The Vachons were considered Interim Canadian International Tag Team Champions but were given official title shot the following night in Stoney Point, ON The Midnight Rockers (2) --> 8/18/85 The Vachons (2) --> 9/8/1985 The Vachons vacated the title and retired on 4/14 after Butcher Vachon was injured at the hands of the Samoan SWAT Team *The Samoan SWAT Team (1) (Prince Alofa Fatu & Kokina Maximus) --> 4/18/1986 *Beat The Assassins in a match to crown new champions NWA CANADIAN INTERNATIONAL TV CHAMPION Gino Brito (1) --> 6/30/84 Dino Bravo (1) --> 9/1/84 Mad Dog Lefebvre (1) --> 9/23/84 Gino Brito (2) --> 2/15/85 Super Strong Machine (1) --> 8/17/85 Title vacated on 12/27/1985 due to visa issues Adrian Adonis (1) --> 1/3/1986 "Maniac" Matt Borne (1) --> 3/30/1986 NWA NATIONAL HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP *Terry Gordy (1) --> 2/2/1986 Beat Armand Rougeau in Atlanta, GA, the title replacing the Quebec Heavyweight Championship Satanico (1) --> 4/19/1986 Kokina Maximus (1) --> 5/5/1986 Jimmy Snuka (1) --> 5/16/1986 *Art Crews --> 6/28/1986 Subbed in for Richard Charland, who was scheduled to wrestle Jimmy Snuka for the title but was attacked in the back prior to the start of Heatstroke

You gotta ask Riddle himself! And bonus shoutout to anyone who can figure out from which match is inspired the finish of the National Heavyweight title match!

Without properly keep the game going, I think we could just throw in some matches once in a while and whoever wants to review them can do it.

HEATSTROKE '86: St-Jean Baptiste Massacre June 28th, 1986 St-Wenceslas, QC Before the show starts, it's announced that Richard Charland was attacked in the back by mystery assailants and won't be cleared to challenge Jimmy Snuka for the National Heavyweight Championship tonight. Therefore, Rock Riddle has offered for Art Crews, who lost to Charland last night, to take Charland's place and Bruno Sammartino has accepted. Art Crews will wrestle Jimmy Snuka later tonight. -Ivan Koloff (w/Abdullah the Butcher) beat NWA Canadian International Tag Team Champion Prince Alofa Fatu (w/Paul E. Dangerously) in 11:19. Paul E. was tempted to interfere but Abdullah kept him at bay! -Brian Adias beat Hiro Saito in 16:45, despite a distraction from Sunny War Cloud -In his North American debut match, Tatsutoshi Goto beat Gino Brito in 10:47 with the Backdrop Suplex -Gilles "The Fish" Poisson beat NWA World Light Heavyweight Champion Chris Benoit in 13:31 in Benoit's final match with Lutte. Postmatch, Poisson shook hands with Benoit and let him have his final moment in Lutte. -"Hotstuff" Eddie Gilbert beat Sunny War Cloud in 15:22 with an assisted Hot Shot from Brian Adias, who returned the favor to Sunny from earlier in the night NWA Canadian International TV Championship: "Maniac" Matt Borne beat Jumpin Jim Brunzell (w/Brian Blair) in 8:57. At one point, outside, Matt Borne grabbed a chair and knocked it on his own forehead to bust himself open before throwing it at Blair's feet. The referee saw Brian Blair grabbing the smoking gun aka the chair and threw him out, despite Blair having done nothing wrong. During the confusion, Borne grabbed a lead pipe from outside the ring and knocked Brunzell out cold to secure the win. NWA National Heavyweight Championship: In a stunning upset, Art Crews (w/Rock Riddle) beat "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka in 8:44 when Rock Riddle tripped Snuka from the middle turnbuckle and holding his leg when Crews fell over Snuka to score the victory. - TITLE CHANGE!!! WWC Universal Championship: Abdullah the Butcher (w/Ivan Koloff) beat Rick Martel in 7:33 after Abdullah hit Martel with a splash. After the match, Abdullah and Ivan Koloff intended on accomplishing Nikita Koloff's goal of taking Martel out and Koloff choked Martel with his chain while Abdullah hit Martel with multiple splashes. Finally, the Rougeau Brothers ran in to clean house. All hell broke loose and the Rougeaus busted both Koloff & Abdullah open using Koloff's chain. The show ended with paramedics and the Rougeaus tending to Rick Martel as he was stretchered out of the building.

Loved the interview with Jake Roberts with Jake DDTing Ken Resnick afterwards. It looks like Roddy Piper is bringing out the worst in Jake Roberts!

Once again, The Brain getting involved and helping Ric Flair to victory. He doesn't seem to care making enemies along the way but it might soon come back to bite him in the rear end. I don't think Demolition will be too pleased with the Russians costing them the titles against the Hart Foundation. Another rock solid card at MSG!

Great 8-men tag as everyone looked pretty good in the process. And I look at the Awesome Twosome and I don't think it's gonna take long before they get their hands on either the US Tag or the World Tag Team Championship.

June 27th, 1986 Rivière-du-Loup, QC NWA Canadian International Tag Team Championship: The Samoan SWAT Team (w/Paul E. Dangerously) beat Sunny War Cloud & Al Madril in 23:56 to retain when Kokina pinned Madril -Los Infernales beat The Killer Bees in 13:41 when MS-1 pinned Jim Brunzell 2 out of 3 Falls, Winner faces Jimmy Snuka tomorrow night for the National Heavyweight title: Richard "Le Magnifique" Charland (w/Frenchy Martin) beat Art Crews (w/Rock Riddle) in 2 straight falls in 7:37 -Andre the Giant beat Jacques Rougeau in 16:04 -Bruce Hart beat Harley Race in 9:22 with the Sharpshooter -Gino Brito beat the debuting Hiro Saito in 8:16 Champion vs Champion: NWA Canadian International TV Champion Matt Borne beat NWA Canadian International Heavyweight Champion Don Kernodle in 56:21. No titles were on the line in this match.

Solid show again! Can't wait to see who'll be Tracy Smothers tag team partner!

Fantastic finish to the Baton Rouge show. Finally, Hotstuff Eddie Gilbert gets a piece of his own medicine! And I agree with spaldoni that your Bash card is stacked! Jeff Jarrett & Brad Armstrong are definitely the underdogs in the UWF Tag Team title match!

The 1995 Project is pretty much dead right now, has been for a while. Only the 1983 Project is still active.

I can't stress enough how much you've made such good use of your midcard guys. A lot of them were virtual unknowns to me at some point and you made them an integral part of your cards each and every show. It's always a good thing for me whenever you can interchange midcard guys and put them in higher profile matches at all times.

I think I preferred last week's match overall. Honestly, I understand that they needed an ally for Seth Rollins in Roman Reigns to help him against Ziggler & Drew after the match but if Dean Ambrose would've been cleared, I think he would've been a better choice.