[1981-12-11-Houston Wrestling] Scott Casey vs Moon Mulligan

[shoe]

Scott Casey is the perfect example of a territorial wrestler. He spent years bouncing around the territories in the South. He's a solid worker. was a basic match that told a story. It had Casey working the arm. This was solid. I liked how he headbutted the wristlock. When Moon took control he had a good knee drop and most of his offense looked credible. A good undercard match that eats up some time on the card. 2 1/4*

[goc]

I watched this a while back and it was ok. Really about the most basic undercard match you can have but that's what it was supposed to be really.

 

But then after having watched a lot of Scott Casey in the build up to the fantasy draft since he was a mainstay of Southwest, I would say Casey is one of the most "basic" wrestlers I've ever seen. Even Steve Pardee felt more interesting as a worker.

[BruceTharpe]

Moon Mulligan = Randy Tyler / worked with him in Florida when he teamed with Bobby Jaggers

[shoe]

Moon Mulligan = Randy Tyler / worked with him in Florida when he teamed with Bobby Jaggers

Randy Tyler another good territorial worker that was so pleniful in the 80's.