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Seems like they're keeping her for the return of crowds.

Huge win for Gino & Tully! Let's see who'll end their reign and when. In the meantime, Flair getting some mysterious help will get people talking! Perhaps the NWA Champ better watch his back!

AWA would like to book The Sheik on July 10th, please

Dude, I couldn't believe the height Reginald had on that moonsault. I don't even recall Kurt Angle go this high with his and it was a thing of beauty.

Hey, I don't think there's any problem. Could've been a board glitch because I don't think I saw it either. Anyway, found it interesting that you're using Luke & Butch as the Bushwhackers right away instead of the Sheepherders. Definitely intriguing to me as I think that you could have them go right away at Martel & Garea. Will definitely keep an eye on this one

Britt is probably gonna get the loudest pop of the night if she wins that women's title.

Really pumped for the Norfolk show. If the Flair & Piper promos didn't sell you that show, I don't know what would.

Also glad that Tony Khan acted swiftly and quickly about this. Especially in what is a big weekend for AEW.

No info yet.

If they're smart about this, they'll have Sammy Guevara get the pin for the Inner Circle on Sunday. He's been killing it on the mic in recent weeks.

I think it's gonna come down to if NJPW believes WWE is a better way for them to break in the US market. Because from a partnership standpoint, what they're doing with AEW and Impact so far works great enough for me. But who knows how NJPW will see this.

I can already see Toru Yano and R-Truth exchanging the 24/7 title into Road Runner/Wile E. Coyote situations that make me chuckle and I can't wait for it.

That's why I liked his match vs Ciampa at TakeOver: Stand and Deliver so much. It was all built around WALTER's chop with Ciampa working on destroying the hand the whole match, only to fall to a chop from WALTER from his other hand. Such great storytelling and psychology.

Two of the most emblematic figures during the rise of ECW in the wrestling hierarchy, Taz and Sabu have been allies but mostly bitter foes as those two embodied the spirit of everything that was the rebel organization on its road to prominence. From an unlikely run as ECW Tag Team Champions in the early days of the promotion to their epic battle at the very first ECW PPV Barely Legal in 1997, this is the topic to talk everything Taz vs Sabu

How about a crossover from Impact and the mystery guy being Sami Callihan? I do believe that Callihan has history with Mox & Kingston so that would be a good fit.

I guess that Tom Phillips will get his seat back on Monday. Unless they promote Vic Joseph instead but that didn't exactly work out the first time for him either.

That was a very solid TV match between Riddle and Xavier Woods tonight. Hopefully this is WWE's wake-up call that Woods could also have a very decent singles run if they finally choose to pull the trigger on it.

Low key felt that the TV title match was probably the showstealer there. Bret vs Valentine in 1981? Even if Bret wasn't a household name, that's rock solid!

A bit of a typo here, we're in 1981! But otherwise, solid TV. Great promo from Freddie Blassie. (Man you came up with better jobber names that I could ever come up with myself in other projects )

Yes, they're opened to everyone!

AWA @ Boylan Catholic High School, Rockford, IL May 15th, 1981 -Sheik Adnan Al-Kaissie beat Troy Martin in 11:59 -The Crusher beat Ricky Morton in 10:31 -Tor Kamata beat Motoshi Okuma in 12:40 -Nick Bockwinkel (w/Bobby "The Brain" Heenan) beat Akio Sato in 13:19 -Baron Von Raschke beat Matt Borne in 21:46 AWA World Tag Team Championship: Tito Santana & NWA Junior Heavyweight Champion Tiger Mask beat The East-West Connection in 21:34 after Tito hit Adonis with the Flying Burrito to win the titles! -"Hangman" Bobby Jaggers beat "Rock N' Roll" Buck Zumhofe in 11:37 -Jumbo Tsuruta beat Superstar Billy Graham in 35:58

AWA @ Winnipeg Arena, Winnipeg, MB May 14th, 1981 -Negro Casas beat Matt Borne in 5:20 -Sheik Adnan Al-Kaissie (w/Alexis Smirnoff) beat Ron Starr in 11:13 -Baron Von Raschke beat Motoshi Okuma in 11:01 -Alexis Smirnoff (w/Sheik Adnan Al-Kaissie) beat Jumbo Tsuruta in 11:19 -Akio Sato beat Eric Embry (w/Lord Alfred Hayes) in 11:49 -The Iranian Assassin & AWA World Tag Team Champion Adrian Adonis beat "Rock N' Roll" Buck Zumhofe & Mr. X (Troy Martin under a mask) in 14:29 -"Playboy" Buddy Rose (w/Lord Alfred Hayes) beat "Hangman" Bobby Jaggers in 11:26 with a Figure-Four Leglock -Big Daddy Bundy (w/Lord Alfred Hayes) beat AWA World Tag Team Champion Jesse Ventura in 14:09

AWA @ St. Paul Civic Center, St. Paul, MN May 10th, 1981 -Nick Bockwnkel (w/Bobby Heenan) beat Curt Hennig in 7:25 -Jerry Blackwell beat Matt Borne in 11:55 -Sika beat Ray Stevens (w/Bobby Heenan) in 14:20 -Big Daddy Bundy (w/Lord Alfred Hayes) beat Motoshi Okuma in 10:27 with the Avalanche -Larry Zbyszko (w/Bobby Heenan) beat "Mr. Electricity" Steve Regal in 26:26 -AWA Americas Champion Gino Brito & Greg Gagne beat "Flamboyant" Eric Embry & Tor Kamata (w/Lord Alfred Hayes) in 20:27

Man, that's a solid card at the Spectrum. Imagine having the privilege to see Pedro, Martel & Garea in a best 2 out of 3 Falls match. Great stuff all around!

Adding Sheik Adnan Al-Kaissie to the trading block