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  1. I don't see why anyone should object anyway.
  2. February 9th, 1986 Calgary, AB NWA United States Heavyweight Championship: Magnum TA beat NWA World Light Heavyweight Champion Chris Benoit in 8:05 to retain -Richard "Le Magnifique" Charland (w/Frenchy Martin) beat Wahoo McDaniel in 14:28 -Raymond Rougeau beat "Maniac" Matt Borne in 14:50 NWA Canadian International TV Championship: Adrian Adonis (w/Paul E. Dangerously & Nasty Boys) beat Lord Humongous (w/Eddy "The Brain" Creatchman) in 12:20 to retain -"Mr. Electricity" Steve Regal beat Keith Hart in 14:50 -Bruce Hart beat NWA US Tag Team Champion Ron Fuller in 15:26 Ladder Match to earn a spot in the NWA National Tag Team Championship Tournament: The Creatchman Family (Fatu & Samu) beat The Fabulous Freebirds in 1:33 after The Rougeau Brothers attacked Michael Hayes & Buddy Roberts in retaliation for their attack on Rick Martel last night on Lutte TV. Fatu & Samu earn their spot in the National Tag Team Championship tournament. NWA National Heavyweight Champion Terry Gordy ran in to give the Freebirds a 3-on-2 advantage and challenged Jacques Rougeau to a match right away in the main event! Jacques accepts. NWA National Heavyweight Championship: Terry Gordy beat NWA Canadian International Heavyweight Champion Jacques Rougeau in 14:38 to retain. Only Gordy's title was on the line so Jacques retains his championship as well.
  3. There was Scott Keith, Dames and Scotsman. I think there was a 4th option too but I'm having a blank on that one...something like CRZ.
  4. Oops. It was a typo lol
  5. I'm totally focused on the 1983 Project right now (not to mention the Secret Santo thread) so it's really when I got no inspiration that I'm working on that. I'll see if I can develop further in the next few days, hopefully.
  6. NWA Lutte Internationale TV LIVE! Kitchener, ON February 8th, 1986 (After the opening credits, we join Guy Hauray & Édouard Carpentier at their broadcast booth to start the show) Guy Hauray: Good evening and welcome to NWA Lutte Internationale LIVE! We come to you from Kitchener, Ontario and we have quite the night for you in store, including the NWA World Heavyweight Championship match between Rick Martel and NWA Canadian International Tag Team Champion Mad Dog Vachon. As well as the Falls Count Anywhere Match featuring the Fantastics and the team of Richard Charland & King Tonga Édouard Carpentier: Both matches will certainly be interesting. We also specify that with this new format, every championship match in Lutte Internationale have a 60-minute time limit. We’ll see if Mad Dog Vachon will have recovered from his very quick loss to the new NWA National Heavyweight Champion Terry “Bam Bam” Gordy! Guy Hauray: And speaking of which, we have indeed our inaugural National Heavyweight Champion Terry Gordy and here he comes along with his fellow Fabulous Freebirds. (Badstreet hits on the PA system and out comes all 3 Fabulous Freebirds. Gordy proudly wears the National Heavyweight Championship over his shoulder as both Michael Hayes and Buddy Roberts saunter their way to the booth.) Guy Hauray: First and foremost, congratulations Terry on becoming the inaugural NWA National Heavyweight Champion with a spectacular victory over Armand Rougeau – as well as a spectacular first title defense last night against Mad Dog Vachon in Regina, Saskatchewan. Terry Gordy: You know, sir, when the Freebirds tell you something, you can take it to the bank. I guaranteed all of you that I would win the National Heavyweight Championship in Atlanta in our backyard and that’s exactly what I did. I also promised that I would come here and destroy the competition and I started last night by beating Mad Dog Vachon almost as quickly as I did with the weaker Rougeau. So you can still bet that this title isn’t going anywhere. Michael Hayes: You damn right, brother! We said last week that we were going to take Lutte Internationale for a wild ride and by golly, we have already started. Now, there has been some rumors that we heard about and I know that Bruno Sammartino is around here somewhere and I’d like to speak to him. Guy Hauray: Well, I don’t know if....well, wait a minute, here he comes! (Almost on cue, NWA Board of Directors Enforcers Bruno Sammartino comes out and joins the gang at the broadcast booth) Michael Hayes: Thank you, sir, for coming out here but there is something that Buddy Jack and I need to know and you might be able to shed some light on things. Bruno Sammartino: What do you want, Hayes? I’m busy, I got no time to fool around. Michael Hayes: Look....There are some rumblings around the NWA that there might be a tournament to also crown National Tag Team Champions. Can you confirm that fact for Buddy Jack and I? Bruno Sammatino: Well, actually, yes, I can, I just got off the phone with Bill Watts and he wanted to ask me to send some teams to compete in that tournament. But... Michael Hayes: Alright, Buddy and I want in that tournament. Bruno Sammartino: Well, to be honest, that would be Fritz Von Erich’s call, not mine. Michael Hayes: C’mon Bruno, we both know that Fritz wants no part of us in that tournament if he’s sending his boys in it. Look, I’m ready to do anything to get Buddy and I in the tournament. Bruno Sammartino: ...did you just say anything? Michael Hayes: Damn right I said, are you getting deaf, Bruno? I said anything. And I’ll do anything to get a shot at that tournament. Bruno Sammartino: Well, fair enough, Michael. If you say yes to what I’m gonna offer you, I’ll give you a shot you and Buddy Roberts to enter the National Tag Team title tournament. Michael Hayes: YES! Hahahaha, Buddy... Bruno Sammartino: So, it is official, you and Buddy will have their shot at entering the tournament if tomorrow night, they can win their Ladder Match against The Great Samu & Prince Alofa Fatu in Calgary! And in a preview of this match, tonight, Buddy Roberts will take on The Great Samu! Michael Hayes: And we’ll get that damn contract and we’ll win the whole thing. And the Andersons better get ready because this time, we’re bringing back the NWA World Tag Team Titles home! C’mon Terry, let’s get you ready for your next title defense. Bruno Sammartino: Well, it’s a good thing, that Terry is willing to be focused on his next title defense but if I were him, I wouldn’t share strategies with you. Michael Hayes: What do you mean by that? Bruno Sammartino: Because Terry Gordy will indeed defend his National Heavyweight Championship tonight. But he will do it against.....you, Michael Hayes! (The Fabulous Freebirds are livid at this announcement! Bruno leaves the set and the Freebirds chase him, trying to reason with him!) Guy Hauray: It seems like Bruno Sammartino has roped the Fabulous Freebirds into getting them in an unwanted match tonight! Édouard Carpentier: Bruno is a savvy individual, Guy. He knew that Michael Hayes would be willing to do anything to be involved in the National Tag Team Championship tournament so he pulled a fast one on him! Guy Hauray: We should have more information on this tournament as well as who will represent Lutte Internationale in this tournament in the upcoming weeks. But first we have for our opener a very special attraction, featuring talents from Mid-Atlantic and the UWF going at it one-on-one! Match #1 Pedro Morales beat Wahoo McDaniel in 23:15 with the Caribbean Cannonball. Postmatch, both veterans shook hands. Match #2 The Botswana Beast (w/Eddy “The Brain” Creatchman) beat “Mr. Electricity” Steve Regal in 16:29 with a splash (After the match, Eddy Creatchman heads to the commentary booth for an interview) Édouard Carpentier: Eddy, for weeks you’ve promised a new monster to join your Creatchman Family. Can we finally see that man? Eddy Creatchman: Patience is a virtue, Mr. Carpentier, but the wait is gonna end soon. I promised a new member to my Creatchman Family and he will be on this program, next week! Édouard Carpentier: Next week? Really? Eddy Creatchman: Yes, sir, my new monster will be on this program next week and no one is safe. Absolutely no one. Not even you, gentlemen. But fear not, I’ll make sure he doesn’t come too close to you. But I can’t make the same promise to the rest of the locker room! (The Brain retreats with Botswana Beast as Édouard Carpentier joins Guy Hauray back at the booth.) Édouard Carpentier: I’ll tell you what, Guy, I don’t know if we should tell the good people of Saint-Ambroise next week to lock their doors and stay away because this could get ugly in a hurry. Guy Hauray: Indeed, Saint-Ambroise is our location next week as we return home in La Belle Province and we should see some fantastic action there, not mentioning the impending arrival of Eddy Creatchman’s newest acquisition. Until then, we still have more action as after the break, Terry Gordy must defend the National Heavyweight Championship against Michael PS Hayes! ****COMMERCIAL BREAK**** Match #3 NWA National Heavyweight Championship Terry Gordy beat Michael PS Hayes in 12:38 to retain with a roll-up. Some dissension was teased after the match by both men as Buddy Roberts ran in to separate the two. But eventually, we got a group hug instead of a fist fight and Buddy Roberts challenged The Great Samu to come out right now to start their match! Match #4 The Great Samu (w/Floyd Creatchman) beat Buddy Roberts (w/Michael Hayes & Terry Gordy) in 10:45 with a top rope splash. Postmatch, Michael Hayes attacked Samu until Prince Alofa Fatu ran in to save his partner. A showdown previewing tomorrow night’s Ladder Match in Calgary to see who will earn their ticket for the National Tag Team Championship tournament! ******COMMERCIAL BREAK******* Match #5 Falls Count Anywhere Match Richard Charland & King Tonga beat The Fantastics in 14:13 after Tonga piledrove Bobby Fulton head first on the broadcast booth’s table! (After the match, the broadcast booth receives word that they got a live feed from a hotel room somewhere in Texas with Stud Stable members Robert Fuller & Jimmy Golden. Robert is on the phone with his brother Ron, who’s currently touring with Lutte.) Robert Fuller: Yeah, Ron....I was able to watch that tag match. That King Tonga is one bad ass...Yeah, raise some hell, my brother. We’ll get in touch in Dallas early this week. (Robert hangs up) Jimmy Golden: Just spitballing here, Robert but I know that this King Tonga is one tough dude but c’mon, I think you could take him on. Robert Fuller: Yeah, maybe but that’s still impressive. Jimmy Golden: Don’t sell yourself short, cuz. With all the bar fights we’ve been in.... I mean, remember that one in Knoxville with the two hicks who thought we were getting their whiskey? We kicked their asses that night! Robert Fuller: Hell, that was one bar fight to remember. Or about that one in Houston with that guy who thought you squeezed his girl’s ass and you knocked him out cold with that beer bottle. Jimmy Golden: Ha! Yeah, it’s a bit surprising that they still allow her in Texas after that one...But, seriously, I think we should test that King Tonga dude. Let’s just go over there and see how tough he is. Robert Fuller: You know what? Maybe we should. I’m gonna call Bruno Sammartino down there and see if he can have something arranged for us. Hell, I wanna show up next week and see if King Tonga can handle me in a street fight. Jimmy Golden: There you go, Bobby! That’s the cousin I know and love. Hey...just make sure, you leave some for me. I hear that Edmonton is a real nice place, even though we’ll probably freeze to death. Robert Fuller: Meh, we’ll just get more booze and we’ll be fine. I’ll call Sammartino right now. (The feed ends abruptly) Guy Hauray: So, the Stud Stable wants to test King Tonga? Are they drunk? Édouard Carpentier: Probably not but they’re not lacking any confidence. Who in their right mind want to face King Tonga just for fun, let alone in a no DQ environment? Guy Hauray: I guess we’ll see in relatively short order what the Stud Stable has planned. I’m told that as we speak, Bruno Sammartino & Frank Valois are on the phone with both Robert Fuller & Jimmy Golden so we’ll keep you posted until next weekend. After the commercial break, it’ll be time for our main event! ****COMMERCIAL BREAK**** MAIN EVENT Match #6 NWA World Heavyweight Championship Rick Martel beat NWA Canadian International Tag Team Champion Mad Dog Vachon in 58:17 with an inside cradle to retain. The match had barely ended that The Fabulous Freebirds hit the ring and attack Martel! They all stomp on Martel, who can barely defend himself because of the exhaustion. Roberts & Hayes hold up Martel and Terry Gordy hit Martel with a stiff Lariat! Terry Gordy picks up the NWA World Heavyweight Championship and poses with it until the Rougeau Brothers hit the ring. Raymond Rougeau is able to take a swing at Gordy, before he left the ring. This week’s show ends with a staredown between Terry Gordy and Raymond Rougeau, while Jacques Rougeau tends at Rick Martel. À LA SEMAINE PROCHAINE SI DIEU LE VEUT!
  7. Yeah, well luckily, since the NWA expansion, it also meant that our travel plans also expanded....and planes are large enough to avoid an on-flight incident!
  8. People would go absolutely nuts for Rick Martel & Jerry Lawler teaming up in Memphis, that's for sure. But I know that you're gonna do their NWA World Heavyweight Championship match justice this Monday!
  9. Excellent! I've only heard of Reslo and actually never saw anything from that promotion so it's gonna be quite the learning experience!
  10. Yeah, my thought process in this with Gordy is while building him as a wrecking machine, I want the first National Heavyweight Championship title change to be a big deal when it happens because I want it to have some prestige right off the bat. It's pretty much gonna be somewhat of an Intercontinental title equivalent in Lutte and hopefully, elsewhere in the NWA. Once Gordy drops the title, not only this will make him a top contender in World Class but also down the line as a top contender for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship.
  11. For you, SPS, I picked Kazuo Yamazaki vs Norman Smiley from the UWF (11/06/1988) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojVKp88T_Yc
  12. Yeah, you're doing a great job with your DG series. You really captured the essence of the promotion!
  13. February 7th, 1986 Regina, SK -Keith Hart beat Wahoo McDaniel in 16:44 -"Maniac" Matt Borne beat Lord Humongous (w/Eddy "The Brain" Creatchman) in 16:44 NWA World Women's Championship: The Fabulous Moolah beat Susan Star in 13:04 to retain -Gilles "The Fish" Poisson beat Ron Fuller in 10:06 -Jos LeDuc beat The Great Samu (w/Floyd Creatchman) in 12:06 -Richard "Le Magnifique" Charland (w/Frenchy Martin) beat Farmer Boy Ipo (w/Hillbilly Jim) in 11:49 -NWA World Light Heavyweight Champion Chris Benoit beat Gino Brito in 10:18 NWA National Heavyweight Championship: Terry Gordy destroys NWA Canadian International Tag Team Champion Mad Dog Vachon in 2:28 to retain
  14. That might've been your best TV yet. The whole buildup throughout the show was very well done.
  15. Looks like the rivalry between Rose/Somers and Badd Company isn't over yet. Much to my delight!
  16. Ah yes, what a way to kick off Wild West Wrestling! I won't lie, I'm kind of digging the Chris Candido/Rod Price pairing as the Blond Bombers! Looking forward to many other Wild West Wrestling shows!
  17. Pretty much the same thing for me whenever I'm off work.
  18. Like I need another reason to love Jerry Seinfeld!
  19. I must say that your shows are a fascinating look at your behind-the-scenes thought process on your worker development. You're definitely the best in that field when it comes to the Project!
  20. Nice! I vaguely remember this from the AWA project and completely loving it. Can't wait to watch it and give it a proper review. As for you, I hope you like blood and hope you haven't seen this, it's El Hijo del Santo vs LA Park from December 23, 2001. Nice! I vaguely remember this from the AWA project and completely loving it. Can't wait to watch it and give it a proper review. As for you, I hope you like blood and hope you haven't seen this, it's El Hijo del Santo vs LA Park from December 23, 2001. Alright, so I'm finally up-to-date in the Secret Santo project for the first time since its inception, haha! Finally watched this match and the one thing that really stood out to me is that I never expected El Hijo del Santo to be involved in such a bloody match. Given the history & tradition associated with anything linked to El Santo, it definitely was something that took me by surprise. It also was surprising to me to see Santo work pretty much rudo for the first 8 minutes of the match or so before LA Park really started to get some offense in until Santo gets the first fall by submission. The 2nd fall, to me, tells such a great story. I always thought that visuals & camera editing for a match can tell as good a story for a match than the match itself. The camera focusing on the blood on the canvas, seeing both Santo & LA Park's masks & gears gradually turning into red, was really a nice touch that captivated me throughout the entire match. The 3rd fall returns to somewhat a traditional lucha libre style until the end. Now....the one thing I didn't like. And this isn't just for this match in general; it's one thing that irks me with lucha libre. I understand that it is perhaps engrained in the lucha libre that referees have to be a bit (too much) theatrical with the pinfalls and their bias and such but to me, this is something that bothers me a lot when I watch lucha and unfortunately, the ending of this one was something that took some enjoyment for me as the ending was confusing. Obviously, the tecnico referee decided to DQ El Hijo del Santo for the low blow after the rudo ref was thrown on the mat by the tecnico ref but why did he count the pinfall then? That kind of stuff drives me nuts and I really felt like both referees stole the spotlight of a match that, until the last 2 minutes of it, told a fun story that stood out of the ordinary. Overall, I'll give this match 3 stars and I knocked off .5 because I was so irritated by the ending.
  21. Yeah, I wouldn't expect anything else myself!
  22. Wow, what a history lesson about puroresu in its early stages! I had absolutely no clue about that tidbit of Freddie Blassie during that time. And now, I feel all rejuvenated and happy even though I learned today that the RealHero Archive is being taken down. At least, the All Japan archive will still be available so there'll be that.
  23. He said though in that statement on Twitter that the All-Japan archive will still be there.
  24. If there was to be something like some promotions do on Pivotshare for instance, that would be a nice compromise (I subscribed before the Holidays to the Preston City Wrestling Pivotshare account and I also have access to other UK promotions and such) but that wouldn't be good at all to lose an option to keep up with Japanese promotions.
  25. This is getting so confusing now. Is it completely being taken down? I mean, as long as I can at least access some of his stuff through the likes of Dailymotion, that'd be some consolation to me but if it were to completely disappear, this would really really suck.
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