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TONIGHT! TONIGHT! TONIGHT! International Pro Wrestling 4-22-1988 ASU Armory Jonesboro, Arkansas Saturday night packed house in Jonesboro! Buddy Lee and Bert Prentice welcome everyone to the show. Match #1. Cody Michaels versus Mountain Lou A month ago, Cody Michaels beat young Brian Knighton. This time however, he drew the "Man Mountain". The athletic Michaels ran roughshod on the big man, winning with a bulldog off the top rope. Afterwards, he shook hands with his opponent and held the ropes open for him when leaving. Match #2. The Arkansas Terrors w/Dark Journey versus Ken Jugan and Johnny Weiss Tag team action with Dark Journey with a shot at the two guys they jumped at the TV taping earlier in the day. Weiss and Jugan get a shot at revenge but find themselves outmatched by the masked men directed by DJ. Double pin victory for the Terrors after sending Jugan and Weiss crashing into each other. Match #3. Tojo Yamamoto, the New Guinea Headhunter & the Cuban Assassin versus Reno Riggins, Dancing Wolf & Plowboy Frazier From tag action to 6-man action. A case of all six getting a chance to shine before the sheer size of the Plowboy came into play. The Cuban Assassin as the target of several corner splashes had the fans on their feet before he crashed to the mat and was pinned. Intermission. Buddy Lee and Bert Prentice are joined by Reno Riggins, Dancing Wolf & Plowboy Frazier. Congratulations all around before Reno talks about being happy to be here in Arkansas. The Crockett Cup tournament saw him and partner Dacing Wolf having to leave for a bit to compete but they are back and ready to continue their war with Tojo and the Headhunter. Match #4. Bill Ash & Prissie Purcell versus Debbie T. Wild & Pat Rose Mixed tag action in our main event that sees Ash and Rose start things with a heated argument before escalating into a slap followed by right hands. Real donnybrook with Ash and Rose showing no love lost as they try to kill one another. The ladies are just as hostile to one another when it is their turn. Both teams go back and forth trading near pinfalls until Ash is able to rock Rose with several closed fists when the referee is distracted by Purcell. He sets Rose up for the Arkansas Whiplash but Rose is able to shove him off. A knee to the midsection before Rose hooks Ash up for a vertical suplex, holding him in the air ... IT'S THE ZEBRA KID! HE CHARGES INTO THE RING AND NAILS ROSE WITH A KNEE TO THE BACK! ASH DROPS BACK TO HIS FEET AND THE TWO MEN TAKE TO STOMPING AWAY! WE GET THE BELL AND THE DISQUALIFICATION! Purcell and Wild duke it while Rose takes a beating ... HERE COMES THE CAVALRY! RENO RIGGINS! DANCING WOLF! CODY MICHAELS! PLOWBOY FRAZIER! HERE COMES THE ARKANSAS TERRORS! TOJO YAMAMOTO! THE NEW GUINEA HEADHUNTER! WE'VE GOT A PIER 6 BRAWL! Buddy Lee and Bert Prentice get out of the way!

Great episode of TV. Some very good matches, a debut for Terri, a chicken-shit Dutch Mantel calling Shane a lunatic and that it might be "curtains" for him, Rip Rogers doing his schtick, more on the Southern Title with Dutch having to wrestle for a spot in the tournament against none other than a returning Bill Dundee. All good things right there. Jeff Jarrett with a good look in the ring but he's still young and I am sure will get many chances down the road to get one over on Rip Rogers. Good win for Shane Douglas against the masked Jeff Gaylord AND being able to take out Dirty Dutch on the apron. Doesn't get better than that. Nice to see Bob Armstrong in action and even picking up the win for his team. Back to the drawing board for Whatley and the Russians.

I have a question about the Tiger Mask 2 question? Did he wrestle at least 10 matches in a year in Japan/abroad? If the answer is yes, I think he or any Japanese based wrestler should be available for use in the US. I know I am new here and don't really want to step on anyone's toes but the thing you also have to consider is the structure of the league we have here in 1988 versus what existed in the US in real life. Real life, the territory system was all but dead minus a few small places. You had Vince and the beginnings of Turner/WCW which meant there were just two big promotions plus a few smaller dying ones. Our league has in the neighborhood of 6 or 7 big promotions, my little one who won't be bringing in foreign talent, parttime/way behind WWF and absent Florida - that's quite a few big guys with a lot of active wrestlers who might have, if this was the way things really went, might have turned to bringing in foreign talent to get a leg up on the competition. A Japanese piece here and there as part of a talent exchange makes sense to me. We already have WCW sending talent to tour Japan, it makes sense to me you might have the reverse of that.

Agreed talent level at the time versus name or gimmick used is more important being realistic about.

No need to beat yourself up over it. The summery was very good and did what it was supposed to do - get you closer to that next big show while catching us up on "what down before". Very effective way of doing things . Also, if facing writers block, this at least keeps you involved with the territory rather than trying to write yourself out of it and/or take weeks off, eventually losing interest and losing your readers. Big curveball if JYD was awarded the title, leaving Jake Roberts on the outside looking in. As things are in the personal side of things between them, Rick Steiner/Eddie Gilbert will be a hot one. I agree with AD, Missy might have done Gilbert in. Despite coming to Midsouth recently, I am enjoying the Manny Fernandez story. It is a good and juicy one to throw him into against Vader and dying in Sullivan and Woman. The show in the 6th is going to be a good one.

Agreed, totally crazy. Awesome job that you can split your roster and run two totally independent entities of each other with both territories feeling very different from one another rather than feeling like a rehash of the same thing with just different people plugged in. Cudos to you. I have to think that eventually, it will catch up to you but in the mean time, let me say that your Memphis is spot on and one of my favorite reads here. Keep up the great work.

Sucks that Larry Z can't be a dual champion. I think he of all people would have been able to easily defend both titles within the 30 day time period. Shame on Larry Nelson for trying to rain on Larry Z's parade. With the title being stripped and immediately being put right out there, glad to see Brian Adias pick up the belt. He'll be a good champion, while not being in the Von Erich shadow in Texas.

Good to see Dusty gathering people to his side because he is going to need it. Big win by Michael Hayes to become the TV champ. Was against some good talent, too.

Pre-taping Match The match between Johnny Weiss and Ken Jugan was thrown out when they were both attacked by the Arkansas Terrors led by Dark Journey. International Pro Wrestling Excited Voiceover: You are watching International Pro Wrestling from the KAIT Channel 8 television studios! Wrestling action whizzes by quickly over music, showing the stars of International Pro Wresting. Drop kick here, monkey flip there, big swinging neck breaker there. When the music comes to a stop, the camera pans the studio and the loud studio audience ready for some wrestling action! Buddy Lee and Bert Prentice welcome everyone to International Pro Wrestling's exciting "Power Half Hour" when they are joined by Dark Journey and the Terrors. She goes on about the two lame ducks her men left laying. This is what Jamie Dundee and Bruno Spazzinsky have to look forward to ... IT'S RIP TYLER AND HE DOES NOT LOOK HAPPY! Tyler comes out to address things getting out of hand but he's glad Dark Journey is out here so he can address her ... for directing her men to attack Ken Jugan and Johnny Weiss before going to air and disrupting their match is going to cost and cost her big ... That is a $100 fine. Dark Journey starts to protest but Tyler cuts her off, telling her she's already on very thin ice as it is and advises she watch what she says. Angrily shaking her head, she pulls out money and hands it to Tyler. The Commish counts out $200 and asks what the extra $100 is for? After hauling off and letting him have it, she turns to storm off, already having paid the extra $100. Rubbing his face, the Commissioner tells her to hold on one second. He's got some more information that she just might be interested in ... Next Saturday night at the ASU Armory in Jonesboro, Arkansas we will see the New #1 Contender take on the IPW Champion, Bill Ash. Now, Mr. Bill Knighton is still involved in the tournament with a match today. IF Mr. Knighton goes on to win the tournament, he will face Bill Ash BUT should he lose today or on next week's program in the Finals, he will instead face Cody Michaels. As for the Arkansas Terrors, Mr. Jamie Dundee and Mr. Bruno Spazzinsky have asked for a match against your team and I have granted it ... as for your role in the Armory show ... DARK JOURNEY, YOU WILL BE BARRED FROM THE BUILDING! She goes ballistic and has to be held back by both Terrors as Rip continues ... and if you should somehow find a way in ... YOU WILL BE SUSPENDED FOR 90 DAYS! The fans go ape over Rip Tyler's announcement as Buddy Lee throws it to a commercial! x-x-x-x-x COMMERCIAL BREAK x-x-x-x-x We go to the ring for our first match of the evening ... Match #1 #1 Contender Tournament Tim Renesto versus The Zebra Kid A step up in experience for the ZK who came in with a victory over Cody Michaels last week. Renesto rocks the masked man who kicks out of a pin attempt at the last possible instance. With several rulebreaks, the Zebra Kid fought back, countered Renesto and caught him with an elbow drop off the middle rope to pick up the win and move on to the finals! Bert Prentice reminds everyone ... TONIGHT! TONIGHT! TONIGHT! IPW returns to the Paragould High School in Paragould, Arkansas. Doors open at 6 and belltime is 7 sharp! The stars of International Pro Wrestling will all be in action! Joining our hosts are the team of Reno Riggins and Dancing Wolf. No mention of the Crockett Cup, just that the pair are happy to be home on front of the best fans in the biz. They talk about getting back to business and facing Tojo Yamamoto and the New Guinea Headhunter. No more talking, no more playing just time to run them out of Arkansas! Buddy Lee sends us to a commercial break! x-x-x-x-x COMMERCIAL BREAK x-x-x-x-x We return to the program with Bert and Buddy having been joined by Plowboy Frazier. they talk briefly about Dark Journey and her men. Frazier is looking to get his hands on the Terrors and Knighton in the very near future and if he gets his hands on Dark Journey, he's going to throw her over his knee and spank her like her daddy should'a! Match #2 #1 Contender Tournament Brian Knighton w//Dark Journey versus Pat Rose Knighton takes the fight to Rose right out of the get and fight is exactly what it is, rather than a wrestling match. Brian has Rose on the ropes and looks at a possible upset in the making as he hammers away on the ring vet. DJ cheers as the fans jeer his every move. Though his bell gets rung, Rose does his best to clear the cobwebs and clocks Brian Knighton. DJ pulls him to the outside to get a breather but Rose follows to the outside where they brawl around the ring. Rose with a dropkick knocks Knighton into DJ on the ring apron. Knighton forgets about the match and tries to help the knocked down Dark Journey on the ring apron, leaving an opening for Rose to strike with an inside cradle and roll up Brian Knighton for the 1! 2! 3! Pat Rose moves on to the finals next week on TV! Buddy Lee and Bert Prentice with a big thank you and a reminder to join us next week for more International Pro Wrestling action!

A pair of "One and Dones". Ah well, better luck next year.

International Pro Wrestling 4-19-1988 Gosnell High School Home of the Pirates - Fund Raiser A Wednesday night packed house with wrestling for a good cause as IPW comes to a town near you, bringing the best in wrestling action! Hosts Buddy Lee and Bert Prentice welcome everyone to the show, promising exciting wrestling action! Match #1 Debbie T. Wild versus Prissie Purcell The ladies in action with basically the same match as the Paragould show on Sunday. They do not disappoint as things escalated quickly from the argument and shoving match before the bell to the double countout that saw them continue to battle it out to the back. Match #2 Jamie Dundee & Bruno Spazzinsky versus the Arkansas Terrors w/Dark Journey The feud continues between the two teams and is hard hitting as the wrestling goes right out the window. The Terrors pick up the win here thanks to Dark Journey's interference but Dundee and Bruno pick up the much needed ring work and get the admiration of the fans. Match # 3 Johnny Weiss versus Brian Knighton w/Dark Journey. DJ's hired gun takes it out on his opponent, leaving Dark Journey smiling and not needing to stick her nose into the match. She does however jaw with the fans throughout, drawing the loudest booing and heckling of the evening. Running powerslam for the young Knighton who's fortunes have changed under DJ's wing. After the match, Knighton continues to beat on Weiss under the direction of Dark Journey until Jamie Dundee and Bruno Spazzinsky run him off, carrying chairs to the ring. The pair sticks around for the intermission as our hosts offer the school's principal for a decent check as part of the fund raiser thanks to IPW and the great fans who came out during the week for the show. Match #4 The American versus the Cuban Assassin The flag waving American works the fans up until the Assassin runs in and attacks him before the bell. After chopping down the American, the Assassin drags him around the ring by his leg. With a crazed look on his face, the Cuban Assassin stomps on the American flag before going back to work. Mounting the ropes, the Cuban Assassins chomps on the masked face of the American, not heeding the referee's commands. He chases the ref around the ring and to the outside, giving the American time to recover. The fans' delight, the American fights back and nearly pins the Assassin. The two go back and forth with the fans chanting USA! USA! USA! and fully behind the red, white and blue warrior. The veteran Assassin dishes out the beatdown but the American just won't fall and refuses to stay down when pinned, getting a shoulder up at the last possible instance. A frustrated Cuban Assassin shakes the referee when he can't get the pinfall but makes the fatal mistake of turning his back on his opponent. Using the moment, the American rolls up the Assassin and is able to pick up the 1! 2! 3! Attacking after the match is over backfires on the Cuban Assassin who eats a mouthful of dropkick, sending him through the ropes and to the outside. He thinks better of reentering the ring with the American beckoning him to come back in and "get some". The evening ends with the American bringing in some students to parade around the ring with the flag. Buddy Lee and Bert Prentice wish everyone a safe trip home after promising that IPW will return to Gosnell!

Have to hand it to Ted DiBiase for thinking quickly on his feet. He had an answer for Ernie Ladd that is hard to argue. As for why no Alofa today, I guess Jake and Ellering got a different memo about not being in the building today. Nice debut for Manny Fernandez. The Raging Bull came to the right place to face a whole host of tough guys. He'll fit in very well. Preach it Brother Reed. The Snowman is going to find he's on a one way path to his destruction. The Assassins?!?!? Wait a second ... Eddie Gilbert better be careful because his actions might have pissed off Vader and the last thing he wants to do is make more enemies.

I could never take Tim Brooks seriously because of that huge belly. He looked as if he could be pushed over and be unable to get back to his feet. Snowman is nothing more than a minor distraction for Butch Reed. Once Reed is done with him, Lex is next. Murdoch and Hansen are a perfect match for each other and that is not necessarily a good thing for the Barbarians or anyone else in the tag division. As much as I like Eddie Gilbert and 88 Missy, I am thinking he bit off more than he can chew with stabbing Steiner in the back. Throw JYD into the mix and it does not look good for Eddie.

Wahoo/Lightfoot just got serious. I'm thinking Wahoo in the Mid-Atlantic region wins this hands down unless Lightfoot has some serious backup. Anytime Tully gets propelled to the forefront, I am okay with it. Nice to see him NOT in the shadow of Ric Flair as he was IRL when he left San Antonio. OUCH! Two tough draws for the IPW teams in the Crockett Cup pairings. Looking forward to this.

That is a lot of dislike for Dusty. I would not want to be him right about now ... unless of course he was booking it. Dwight Morton related to Ricky in any way? He an SOM? uNice to see Koko bounce back following his loss to Muta. Solid midcard hand who gets lost in the shuffle. To be honest, I think he'd be a better match for 88 Taz than Kamala who for all intents and purposes, Taz is more likely cannon fodder for the 88 Ugandan. The lone Freebird puts everyone on notice and I like it!

IPW picks up Angel Acevedo.

TONIGHT! TONIGHT! TONIGHT! International Pro Wrestling 4-15-1988 Paragould High School Home of the Rams Just a month after IPW last rolled into the Paragould High School, the promotion returns! Hosts Buddy Lee and Bert Prentice welcome everyone to the show, promising exciting wrestling action! Match #1 Debbie T. Wild versus Prissie Purcell The ladies in action for the first time in IPW and they do not disappoint as things escalated quickly from the argument and shoving match before the bell to the double countout that saw them continue to battle it out to the back. Match #2 The American versus Johnny Weiss The flag waving patriot pumps up the fans in a somewhat friendly match that saw both men work a scientific style rather battering each other. The masked man worked his way out of his opponent's abdominal stretch that was really locked in before applying a sleeper. Weiss fought to escape but to no avail and was put to sleep. After the match, the two shook hands and the American helped Weiss to the back. Match # 3 Tim Renesto versus Mountain Lou The speedy Renesto worked his magic in discombobulating the much bigger Lou with a series of dropkicks that knocked the man off balance. A running bulldog put an end to Lou's evening. During the match, newcomer Zebra Kid came out to scout Renesto, his next opponent in the #1 Contender Tournament. No fireworks as ZK left ringside before the end of the match. Heading into an intermission, Lee and Prentice are joined by Dark Journey and her crew. DJ is pleased how things are working out for her as she talks of spreading her form of terror across the IPW. She talks about slapping Jamie Dundee just this very morning and tonight, her men will do the same ... if not the Terrors, then future IPW Champion Brian Knighton. She talks about Knighton's future as "the face" of IPW. She can't wait for tonights match as her men will beat down Dundee, Spazz and Plowboy Frazier once again! Match #4 Jamie Dundee, Bruno Spazzinsky & ? versus the Arkansas Terrors & Brian Knighton w/Dark Journey Jamie and Bruno come to the ring all fired up but no sign of Plowboy Frazier. The big guy is kind of hard to miss but tonight, no sight of him. Jamie asks for a microphone to address Dark Journey. He says that due to unforeseen circumstances, Plowboy Frazier couldn't make it. The fans boo while Dark Journey smiles at the absence of the big man. BUT, they were able to find someone who was willing to step in ... now, he might not be the wrestler that Plowboy Frazier is and he might not have the experience the Plowboy Frazier has ... he is just as fired up to get his hands on the Terrors and Knighton! IT'S PAT ROSE! Rose charges the ring and all three faces come in swinging, sending their opponents fleeing the ring. On the outside, Dark Journey rallies the troops to get back in there and take care of business! WHAT THE!?!?! JAMIE DUNDEE AND PAT ROSE JUST LAUNCHED BRUNO SPAZZINSKY TO THE OUTSIDE AND HE WIPED OUT THE TERRORS AND KNIGHTON! The fans are besides themselves cheering the good guys. Once things settle down the match gets underway, we get all kinds of match ups with both sides getting a chance to shine. The only match up not given is Brian Knighton refusing to face Pat Rose one-on-one, preferring to meet him in their #1 Contendership match next week on TV. Several near pinfalls as Bruno gets ragdolled several times but Dundee and Rose coming to the rescue. On the other side, Dark Journey and Brian Knighton doing the same for the heels. The end comes with Bruno being whipped across the ring by his corner into Terror #2 and Jamie Dundee with the Bombs Away for the pin while Bruno and Pat Rose hold off the others! Buddy Lee and Bert Prentice wish everyone a safe trip home after promising that IPW will return to Paragould!

Too Hot Torpedo made me laugh. Not a bad guy to open your show with to get the crowd pumped but the rest of the show might be a let down after seeing Too Cold wrestle. Talented hand to have on your roster. You do a great job with Lance Russell to capture his golly gee wilikers personality and on the other side of the coin, Dirty Dutch is the perfect heel next to him. Dirty White Boy comes in and wants a shot at the Southern title as do a lot of people but I am putting my money on Dick Slater. If Lance isn't betting against him, why would I? Rip Rogers is delusional. Vanna White isn't his type? Brenda Britton was and she sure was not a pretty woman. I think Rogers couldn't stand having someone better looking than him standing by his side.

Two really good cards here - really enjoyed night one. Tag tournament under way with some really good match ups to kick it off. You give some of the younger guys time to show what they could do in Brian Christopher and Lou Perez. Dustin having to face a more seasoned big guy comes out on the short end of the match but shows what his potential future might hold as a superstar in the making. Good story with Hughes and Steamboat - one day enemies, perhaps the next standing together against a common enemy. Cornette comes out ahead in this one. Count me in as a fan of the Cheetah Kid picking up the Light Heavy title. Would not be surprised to see more matches against Pillman who now becomes the chaser. Solid division with loads of people now chasing CK. Night two and more of the tournament, whittling away at the contestants. Could not go wrong with the Southern Boys and the Malenkos in the finals and will admit, I pegged the Malenkos winning. Happy to see Starr and Scotty pick up the win and tag titles. Way more than enough teams here to compete against them. They really have to watch over their shoulders because the numbers of potential opponents is high. Great match between Hennig and Windham. The added extra of the injured shoulder keeps Hennig strong in losing and the fans guessing on what might have been IF he were totally healthy?

Pre-taping Match Bruno Spazzinsky & Jamie Dundee defeat the Arkansas Terrors when Dark Journey's interference backfires and she hits her own man with her shoe. International Pro Wrestling Excited Voiceover: You are watching International Pro Wrestling from the KAIT Channel 8 television studios! Wrestling action whizzes by quickly over music, showing the stars of International Pro Wresting. Drop kick here, monkey flip there, big swinging neck breaker there. When the music comes to a stop, the camera pans the studio and the loud studio audience ready for some wrestling action! Buddy Lee and Bert Prentice welcome everyone to International Pro Wrestling's exciting "Power Half Hour"! Buddy Lee and Bert talk about the tag team match before the show started and the fans are still howling. They are joined by the victorious duo who are cheered by the fans and talk about a lot more of that for Dark Journey's men. Both talk about taking care of business before worrying about anything down the road, whether it is in singles matches or as a tag team ... their #1 concern is Dark Journey. Buddy Lee talks about Brian Knighton joining Dark Journey and Dundee isn't too worried about it, they've got one-on-one, tag teams or if they want to go 6-man, they have it covered! UH OH! HERE COMES DARK JOURNEY! She's got something to say but first ... THE SLAP HEARD AROUND WRESTLING! She lets loose across Jamie Dundee's face! Bruno steps in and holds his partner back from retaliating as Dark Journey talks about having an answer for them TONIGHT IN PARAGOULD! The Terrors join the party and we have a scrum in the studio as Buddy Lee throws it to a commercial! x-x-x-x-x COMMERCIAL BREAK x-x-x-x-x We go to the ring for our first match of the evening ... Match #1 #1 Contender Tournament Tim Renesto versus The Enforcer Buddy and Bert talk about today's matches as the Tournament continues. The speedy Renesto keeps the masked Enforcer off his game and is able to pin hm with a flying crossbody block. Bert Prentice reminds everyone ... TONIGHT! TONIGHT! TONIGHT! IPW returns to the Paragould High School in Paragould, Arkansas. Doors open at 6 and bell time is 7 sharp! The stars of International Pro Wrestling will all be in action! Speaking of tonight ... our hosts are joined by Debbie T. Wild who will be on tonight's card. Wild is excited to be here bringing women's wrestling to the people of Arkansas. She hopes that some of the World's top stars will come to Arkansas to wrestle. Buddy Lee sends us to a commercial break! x-x-x-x-x COMMERCIAL BREAK x-x-x-x-x We return to the program with Bert and Buddy having been joined by IPW Champion Bill Ash on commentary. Ash, of course, is not impressed by the matches he's seen so far thinking this is nothing but a big waste of time because quite frankly, none of these wrestlers are up to Ash's standards. Bert takes exception to that, saying that Tim Renesto and Pat Rose both put Ash through the wringer and are both poised to take that title around Ash's waist. Buddy Lee steps in to play peacemaker as he calls the action ... Match #2 #1 Contender Tournament Cody Michaels versus the Zebra Kid No information on the newcomer as a fired Michaels throws him all around the ring with a series of armdrags. Zebra answers with a few of his own and wastes time strutting around the ring before turning back to Michaels who sends him over several more times. Things get heated as the Zebra complains to the referee. Out of a side headlock, Zebra with several closed fisted punches draws the ire of the fans who pint out the rules infraction to the referee who keeps trying to get into better position. Michales adjusts his weight and lifts Zebra Kid and falls back with a suplex. He covers for a two count and a kick out. The two go back and forth before slugging it out in the center of the ring. Zebra Kid is wobbled but strikes back with an eye rake. While Buddy Lee calls the eye rake, Bill Ash saw no such thing and wants to know why they are speaking badly of the far superior wrestler. Ash would not be surprised if this was one of his former students under the hood. Bert wouldn't be surprised either as this guy cheats just as much as Ash! Zebra with several near pinfalls but Cody digs down deep to kick out. A handful of tights and feet up on the ropes for added leverage is what Zebra Kid needs to get the win and move on in the tournament. The fans boo and Bill Ash gives a standing ovation for the masked man. Buddy Lee and Bert Prentice with a big thank you and a reminder to join us next week for more International Pro Wrestling action! The program ends with Bill Ash and Bert Prentice arguing.

Sold show that was well built to. Good win for Scott Putski over a pretty big guy. Hopefully, he can use that and move into another program. Was a bit surprised that Busick picked up the win. Sure a DQ but I am sure he'll happily take the victory. Successful debut for the Warrior. I imagine the only ones surprised by it are Charland and Frenchy Larryland for the win. Makes me happy. Chris Adams and Nikita in one of the better matches on the card and Nikita comes out on top. Huge win for him. Colon and Brown did not disappoint. Bloody match as expected which could have gone either way.

Let me know who you'd like some info on and I would be happy to supply what I have/know. I will say that almost everyone on the roster was picked for a reason and just a random add.

Cody Michaels 2. Cody Michaels - 8-20-1988 - TV Studio - Defeated Bill Ash 1. Bill Ash - 3-31-1988 - ASU Armory, Jonesboro, Arkansas - Defeated Pat Rose in a Tournament Plowboy Frazier & Bruno 2. Plowboy Frazier & Bruno - 8-7-1988 - Conway High School, Conway, Arkansas versus Tojo Yamamoto & the New Guinea Headhunter 1. Tojo Yamamoto & the New Guinea Headhunter - 7-4-1988 - Greene County Fairgrounds, Paragould, Arkansas Winner of Best of Seven Series versus Reno Riggins & Dancing Wolf (4-2)

Nice series of shows. Not a good couple of days for McGee, sent out, brought back, hammered pretty hard by Lightfoot and then given his walking papers, again. Speaking of Lightfoot, going from McGee to Wahoo is a big step up in my opinion. Thinking this is going to be stiff. Jimmy and Ronnie is just getting started and should hit full stride pretty quickly. Looking forward to the brackets of the CC. Going to be a super show.

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