Autistic Dragon

Well per cagematch, she's only been wrestling since 2020 so if nothing else she's got plenty of time to get noticed.

Perhaps TNA would be a good fit for her? They've been known to embrace more "alternative" gimmicks in the past.

Thank you!

Would you mind if I adopt this? If you don't have plans to return to it that is.

AWA report bringing all the hype!

Morrow had a big announcement but Taylor's so cocky he doesn't want to know who his opponent is. I'm sure that will work out for him. The Sword give Good Vibrations a free preview. Graham's challenge is so far unanswered. The Power Twins & the DC just want to fight. Soul Patrol throw out a challenge for a Tornado tag. The Maveriks decide its down to deal with both of their problems at once. Golden jumps Burke. Sawyer is looking forward to having fun at WrestleRock. Muraco makes Stevens suffer. Canek is back and ready for Bundy. Kahlua wasn't gonna leave anything to chance in his quest for the TV title. A surprisingly clever plan from Link. Flair stylin' and profilin' to close the show.

Originally airing 6/4/90 on HBO. *Unless stated otherwise matches were taped at the Knickerbocker Arena in Albany, New York* Match #1 Kokina w/"The Devious" Mr Fuji defeats Battle Kat with a second rope sit-down splash. *Mean Gene breaks down the updated KotR brackets* Match #2 "The Golden Warrior" Kevin Von Erich defeats "Hollywood" Bob Holly with the "Iron Claw". Match #3 King of the Ring First Round Match. "The Mastodon" Vader w/The Devious" Mr Fuji defeats "The Boy from New York City" Jimmy Valiant w/"The Guiding Light" Capt Lou Albano with the over the shoulder Powerbomb. WWF Event Center: Sean Mooney shows footage of a tag team battle royal that took place on a recent house show that was won by The Bolshieviks. As a result, the Soviets shall challenge for the WWF US Tag Titles at the King of the Ring. Match #4 The Fantastics (Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers) defeat Tom Stone & Mark Young with the "Rocket Launcher" on Young. Match #5 "The 8th Wonder of the World" Andre the Giant defeats The Comet Kid with a legdrop. *Promo time with Mooney: Demolition says they've sat on the sidelines long enough and are ready to remind the WWF tag division exactly who they are. Brutus Beefcake says he's a man who takes pride in his appearance and the only thing that would make him look better is gold* Match #6 Nailz w/"The Doctor of Style" Slick defeats Mark Starr with "The Good, the Bad & the Ugly" Feature match. King of the Ring First Round Match. "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan defeats Black Bart after ducking under a shot from Bart's bullwhip and hitting a lariat.

Nothing like bring in a pair of local celebrities to spice up a show. The Kongs and Vampire Warrior both make a stark impression. Gilbert's power of the punch lands in the TV title. Callis has gone Hollywood. Jimmy Jack puts down Simpson with some help from Hoss. Well Dunn proves to be the Harris' Bros "reckoning". With Morgan neutralized, Armstrong is standing tall to close the show.

Not sure what Bidelow did to piss Race off but between the Jurassic Express in the CC and Vader getting a shot at Sting, GAB promises to be a very profitably night for the legend. Valentine finds quite the teammate in Kokina. Lightning Kid continues to vex Pillman. Gotta be honest Flamingo, I think blaming Scorpio for you failing with the Alliance is a bit of a stretch.

Victoria. Scorpio returns in style. Kawada takes his place in the rebranded League of Gentlemen. The bit about Adam's speaking Japanese made me chuckle. PCO is moving up in the world. Harlem Heat never struck me as Gentlemen but they bring the League its first victory. SIngh's rampage continues. Steve Stuns the fans with a sudden goodbye. The SOBs strike a strange partnership with the robed woman and her Japanese trio. Vancouver. Things are getting heated between Snow and Sabu. Bigelow & Lee both shine. Dr Death tames the Beast. Busick holds onto the TV title. Dibiase & Martel go full Broadway. Kelowna. Iron & Stell, Douglas and Alabright all get a showcase. Awesome gets back on track. Patriot avengers his partners earlier loss. Condrey is still the man in California.

The Soviets and the Koslowski's are the natural finalists. Suzuki as a fiery underdog is such a surreal thought. Champion and (probable) challenger's tag outing goes well. A win by Maeds (and Ogawa) sends the fans home happy.

Team AAA wins an exciting opener. The Alliance's rut continues against the Express. Muta & Hase do NJPW proud. Hammer is not taking Rhodes' rejection well. No surprise seeing the Steiner's advance. King & Texano do not match their fellow luchadors success. Hart & Steamboat take the Alliance to the limit allowing Big, Bad & Dangerous to go straight to the semi's.

The RnR Express strike back at the Enforcers. Typical classy behavior from the Olympians. Link strikes again. Disalvo & The Power Twins unite against Storm & the DC. The Dragons and the Starrs continue the tag team chaos. Kahlua singles Sammartino. Jumbo batters Billy. Colon accepts Debeers declaration of war with gusto. Cactus challenges Buzz to one more round of "fun". Idol's force of habit costs him and he makes Blaze pay for it. Hogan declares he will be at WrestleRock. Three more epic matches added to the big show.

We're getting a proper Varsity Club reunion. The Samoans get their shot. Hype for the Great American Bash can officially begin. Though I think you meant Saturday the 14th. Smart move putting Gigante in a six man. Sting will be in the champs corner at the Clash. Pillman's return could be something else for Nikita to keep an eye on. WCW had better get ready to walk down Bad Street.

Originally airing on 5/28/90 on HBO. *Unless stated otherwise matches were taped at the DeGol Arena in Loretto, Pennsylvania* Match #1 "The Mastodon" Vader w/"The Devious" Mr Fuji defeats Liberty with the "Vader Bomb". *Mean Gene breaks down the updated brackets and hypes tonight's tournament matches* Match #2 "The Boy from New York City" Jimmy Valiant w/"The Guiding Light" Capt Lou Albano defeats El Gato with the "Groovin Elbow" Match #3 King of the Ring First Round Match. Billy Jack Haynes defeats "Russian Giant" Nikolai Volkoff w/Boris Zhukov after Zhukov accidently hits Volkoff with the Soviet flag. *Sean Mooney with a pair of promos. Koko B Ware says he may not be the biggest man in the WWF but reminds the fans that dynamite comes in small packages. Fuji says his Samoan Headhunters are always on the hunt for new "trophies"* Match #4 (Wrestling Challenge) The Bushwhackers (Butch & Luke) defeat Ken Carlson & Tom Stone with the "Bushwhacker Battering Ram" on Carlson. Match #5 "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan defeats "Bad Man" Brady Boone with the "Three Point" lariat. Match #6 Black Bart defeats Vic Steamboat with the "Texas Trash Compacter". *Mooney with more promos. Dino Bravo says no American will pry the IC title from his grasp. Heenan says that in London, his Powers of Pain will swat the so called Killer Bees like a couple of house flies* Feature Match. King of the Ring First Round Match. Bad News Brown defeats "Big Cat" Curtis Hughes w/"The Doctor of Style" Slick with the "Ghetto Blaster". Slick was noticeably restrained at ringside and seemed to make a point to give Brown space.

Dutch's crippling tiger-phobia gives Christopher his first W. Landel needs a lot of help to get past Parsons. Gilbert brings some gold back to the First Family. The Steiners use Los Guerreros to send a very painful lesson. Double J goes down leaving it up to Steve to save brother Brad. Savage and the Southern Boys are your undisputed Southern champions. Lawler wins the battle of the Piledrivers.

Well Flamingo didn't work out but all in all I'd say tonight was a good rebound for the Alliance. Hart v Rude for the US title? Sign me up. Race is getting quite the group together as Vader sets his sights on becoming a double champion.

Ole makes a huge tag match to determine the main event of Volunteer Slam. Calis with a clever, if cheap, win over Titan. Simpson and Funk catch Anderson in a bad mood and find themselves in a bul rope match. Like the twist Ole put on it. Vampire Warrior shows what he can do in the ring. Well Dunn refuse to back down from the Harris Bros. The Batten's are far braver than I ever gave them credit for, challenging the Kongs. The match between Gilbert and Champion gets a boost with the winner becoming TV champion. Fuller's gonna have to back up that boasting he was doing earlier cause now he's going one on one with the Bullet.

Two huge cards coming back-to-back, Beach Blast is loaded and the first round of the Crockett Cup is full of potential bangers. RnR vs Anderson/Eaton in particular stands out as a potential show stealer.

Chono & Dangerously look to make Steamboat's return a short one. Nikita finally gets his shot at the Clash. Owen & Smith are easily P&G's toughest challenge yet.

WrestleRock is really coming together.

Crazy display of strength by Scott in the opener. Angel is really earning his keep. Rich lays his cards on the table but Lawler rejects any goodwill. In a pleasant surprise, the series between the Southern Boys & the Freebrids ends amicably. Another win due to Hart's trusty megaphone. Orndorff emerges from a chaotic scene as the next challenger for the USWA title.

Thronton denies any ties with Mink and focuses on getting Smith ready for Saito. Things get heated between the Olympians and Soul Patrol. Neil formally declares The Snowman is the Hangman's next victim. The three way cluster continues. Another front in Debeer's war opens. Cool line by Bundy. "I can't accept Canek's challenge because Canek is no challenge!". Graham returns and gets instant heat just by associating with Gagne. Is there no end in the Cactus/Sawyer bloodfeud? Flair, Anderson & Zbyszko put all the world champions on notice.

Night 1. Ferrari gives the Blondes a win but the Sons have a plan. Two tough losses in a row for the Hexagon. DDP's hands on approach pays of for Harlem Heat. Kawada is going from aggressive to down right sadistic. Blackman beats back the Bruiser. The OWC with the first successful defense for the Collective. Scotty gets a nasty surprise in Busick. The Dreamboats FINALLY make C2C pay. With PCO keeping guard outside, Austin is able to stop the seemingly unstoppable Awesome. Night 2. Robbie Z and the LK turn the Hexagon's fortunes around. Vito takes the Gentleman to the limit. Alas his fellow Heartbreakers didn't have as good a night. Lee should've known better than to face a Texan in a bullrope match. Tenryu gets his nad raised but the real story is what's going on with Kawada? Hart avenges Piper. Liger makes quite the statement in his ret..ahem his debut in PCW. The MVC keep the Collective's momentum going. More gold comes to Camp Cornette. A questionable call by the ref allows Dibiase to escape with the title.

Flamingo's tenure as the Alliance's corner man has a rough start. Race's monsters have a couple of tough tests ahead of them, Sting & Nikita at the Clash then the Express at Beach Blast. Speaking of, Beach Blast is looking stacked.