[1990-04-21-USWA-Memphis TV] Interview: Jerry Lawler

[Loss]

Talk about it here.

[Loss]

Lawler is surrounded by heels trying to prop him up and maek him feel better. Lawler starts doing a promo, but can't finish and has to be carted out. We close out with a very lame interview from new tag team Sweet Daddy Falcone and Brickhouse Brown, and their manager Brickhouse Brown. Brickhouse is gonna kick hiney in nineteen-ninety!

[PeteF3]

Lawler is overselling this one punch to an absurd degree, losing by countout TECHNICAL LOSS to the Thriller and having to be carried to and from the dressing room. All he seemingly can remember is "Nate Whitlock." Reggie B. Fine cuts a dapper figure but is not one of the premiere managers the Memphis territory has ever seen. Sweet Daddy Falcone is an oversized Paul Heyman lookalike who is hardly representative of the "team of the '90s."

[soup23]

Lawler again is unable to finish his promo because of the damage is inflicted. It is kind of shame that so far in memphis jerry has been with some dead weight both in promos and matches because this angle would be great if you didn't know who else was involved besides Lawler.

[Kevin Ridge]

Lawler’s interview is pretty short. I don’t recognize the other guys by face who come out for an interview but remember Brickhouse Brown for from the old PWI top 500 list.

[Cox]

Lawler continues doing a great job of selling what happened. Reggie B. Fine does a perfectly fine promo, and Sweet Daddy Falcone spouts off a bunch of cliches. I believe Brickhouse Brown is the first African American I've ever seen rocking a mullet.

[garretta]

Nothing special here. Once Lawler's helped to the back, there's nothing you haven't heard before and better from other guys. This is the first time I've seen Reggie B. Fine, and he's just kind of there. Brickhouse is decent, but they can keep Falcone. Dave does his usual flawless job as moral compass and format protector.

[drew wardlaw]

I like Lawlers voice here

[GSR]

Lawler is still struggling and he’s helped out to the announcer’s desk by Sweet Daddy Falcone, Rockin’ Randy, Reggie B. Fine and Brickhouse Brown. Reggie says that ‘The King’ shouldn’t even be out there, he hit him with something, he had to! To which Dave retorts ‘a hand’! Lawler tries to cut a promo but he’s doubled over and again has to be helped to the back with Reggie telling him that he needs to save himself for Monday night. With ‘The King’ gone, Reggie says that he doesn’t like what they’re doing in the USWA and he had to go to a lot of trouble to get himself and Brickhouse reinstated. He’s got himself a new team in Sweet Daddy Falcone and Brickhouse Brown and they’re going straight to the top.

 

Pretty funny still seeing Lawler sells the effects of that awful shot from Nitron, while the Reggie and Brickhouse promo that follows is nothing special (and something that I can’t see going anywhere).

[dawho5]

That hiney in the 90s line had me rolling. Lawler STILL selling that one punch.