agentofenton Posted August 6, 2016 Report Share Posted August 6, 2016 August 2, 1984 TV Taping (WCW Airing 8/4 & WWW Airing 8/5) Roanoke, VA Civic Center World Championship Wrestling Taping Tony Schiavone and David Crockett welcome us to the newly branded World Championship Wrestling Saturday evening show on Superstation WTBS. As a part of acquiring the Georgia territory, a deal was struck between Ted Turner and Jim Crockett to bring Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling to WTBS and it’s 6:05 TV slot. They discuss the new working relationship with Ted Turner and with MACW running Georgia, specifically Atlanta regularly, they will now broadcast their Mid Atlantic show on the superstation. World Wide Wrestling will now fill in the syndication that MACW’s regular Saturday show ran in, as WCW is now a WTBS exclusive show. It’s also TWO HOURS, and that will bring a lot of excitement to MACW. They promise to discuss the events in Atlanta with lots of clips from that show throughout tonight’s event. They also have an announcement stemming from that main event title cage match. But first, let’s get to the action. Single’s Match Magnum TA vs Mike Sharpe One Fall, 10-Minute TV Time Limit Magnum makes quick work of his larger opponent this week. He picks up the win with the Belly-to-belly suplex. Just as the match finishes, the NWA United States Champion walks out to the WCW set (http://s2.dmcdn.net/IZ2_T/x360-y8W.jpg) and Tony talks with the champion. Harley says that he came here for the competition and he sees this young punk out here. Race has a problem with Magnum, and he walks over to the set on his way back to the locker room. He wants to know what Harley’s problem is. Race says he wants to put this kid in his place. Magnum calmly says anytime, anywhere….and don’t forget to bring that US title. Magnum walks back to the locker room and Race is steaming about that. Race promises to teach that kid a lesson. Time: 2:41 Decision: Magnum TA COMMERCIAL BREAK 1 David welcomes us back to the debut of World Championship Wrestling from Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling on the superstation WTBS. He informs us that we had some major controversy stemming from the main event at the first battle in Atlanta this past Monday. We saw Ric Flair pay off Skandor Akbar to help him win the cage match by getting the Russian Bolsheviks and Abdullah The Butcher to interfere. We go to clips of the Steel Cage match and the ending. We return as David has a statement from MACW officials, and it says that they have indefinitely suspended Skandor Akbar from MACW. He just returned from a suspension and gets himself into more trouble. Because Ric Flair is the NWA World Heavyweight Champion, they cannot suspend him, but they did fine him $25,000 for his actions, which he has his lawyers working on getting that overturned. David brings out the World Champion, “Nature Boy” Ric Flair. Flair is as confident as ever. David asks him about being fined for $25,000. Flair says it’s not about the money, it’s about the principal of the thing. What did he really do? He won a Steel Cage match, by any means necessary. He didn’t break the rules, because there wasn’t any, pal! Whoooo!!! He’s the Champion, and he proved it in a huge way Monday night in Atlanta. He proved it so well, he got MACW this national exposure with his very good friend, Ted Turner. Flair is the diamond in the rough here in the NWA. David asks what is next for the champ. Flair says he will continue to be The Man, The Champ, and the greatest World Champion there ever has been. Flair shows off the championship belt and struts off to the locker room. COMMERCIAL BREAK 2 We return with Tony and David telling us that up next is an NWA World Six-Man Tag Team Title Match, with the former champions, The Moondogs against the current champions, Kamala and The Strongbow’s. They question how effective the champions will be without their manager. NWA World Six-Man Tag Team Championship Match Challengers, The Moondogs (Spot, Rex & Moretti) vs Champions, Kamala & The Strongbow’s (Jules & “Chief” Jay) One-Fall, 30-Minute TV Time Limit The fans are excited for this championship match. The champions get the advantage early and work over the challengers, specifically Moretti. He hangs in through the beating, but it’s been tough. Mostly the Strongbow’s are working him over here. It seems they are keeping Kamala on the apron as the cleaner when the time calls for it. Moretti escapes the punishment and gets a tag into Spot, but Spot gets caught in the corner and the champions regain control as we head into a commercial break. COMMERCIAL BREAK 3 As we return from the break. Kamala finally gets into the match, and all hell breaks loose. All six-men get inside the ring and brawl all over the place. Spot tosses Jay Strongbow from the ring to the floor. Rex shoulder-blocks Jules to the mat, at the same time Kamala picks up Moretti for a bodyslam, Spot punches Kamala in the head, and Kamala steps back, trips over the fallen Jules Strongbow, and crashes to the mat. Rex sees the opportunity and drops with a vicious headbutt. Spot leaps onto Kamala and gets the three-count to recapture the titles! Time: 14:35 Decision: New NWA World Six-Man Tag Team Champions, The Moondogs The new champions celebrate at ringside as Kamala gets up and chops at his partners. They bail from the ring as Kamala just stomps around the ring angry and confused. He climbs out of the ring and slowly exits the arena. Tony and David once against discuss Monday night’s Atlanta show, and this time they show clips of the Six-Man title match with then champions, Kamala and the Strongbow’s defending against Magnum TA, Kendall Windham and Andre The Giant. We see the last couple of minutes of the match. Skandor Akbar interferes and causes a DQ to save the titles for his men. COMMERCIAL BREAK 4 Tag Team Match The Russian Bolsheviks vs Paul Roma & Jim Powers One-Fall, 10-Minute TV Time Limit Nikolai Volkoff started off and just over powers the young Paul Roma. He tosses Roma into the corner and tags in Powers. Jimmy comes in and Volkoff sends him crashing into the opposite corner. Zhukov gets tagged in and he punishes Powers with some stiff strikes and a big throw into the center of the ring. He injures Jimmy with a vicious clothesline. Boris tags in Volkoff to finish him off with a big backbreaker for the pinfall. Time: 4:34 Decision: The Bolsheviks Tony informs the audience that signed for next week, Harley Race defends the United States title against Magnum TA. Tony says this is a major title match for the second week of World Championship Wrestling. Tony then takes us back to Atlanta and shows us a clip from the Race/Weaver title match. We see a few minutes of the middle of the contest where Race has control. We skip ahead to the finish as Harley lands the leaping knee smash for the win. Tony sends us to commercials. COMMERCIAL BREAK 5 David welcomes us back to the show. David tells us that we had a bloody steel cage match between two former friends. He shoots us to the footage. We see the bloody brawl, and we see Sam Houston gain the victory after a long bloody battle. We return to the arena and David is there with Houston. Sam thanks the fans for their support. He wants to put this rivalry behind him and look back to getting on the winning track and back to some gold in MACW. David tells us that Terry Taylor has left the territory after the loss in Atlanta. Sam said he made his bed, now he’s gotta lie in it. David sends us to commercial, and when we return….SUPERSTAR GRAHAM! COMMERCIAL BREAK 6 Tony welcomes “Superstar” Billy Graham to the show. Graham struts out to the interview set and discusses coming to MACW. Ted Turner personally brought him to the officials in MACW. He is here for one thing, and that’s the World Champion. Ric Flair, the Superstar is coming for that title. Graham goes to the ring for his debut. Single’s Match “Superstar” Billy Graham vs Dennis Stamp One-Fall, 10-Minute TV Time Limit A quick match for the “Superstar.” He uses his power to take down Stamp. A Press slam into the unforgiving bear hug makes Dennis give up and gives the match to Graham. Time: 2:35 Decision: “Superstar” Billy Graham Tully Blanchard makes his way to the interview set. He grabs David and tells him to play the footage from Atlanta. David hesitates, but tells the truck to roll it. We see a few minutes of the Taped Fists match between Tully and Barry Windham. We see the brawl end when JJ Dillon gets a roll of silver dollars to Tully and he punches Barry out with it. He covers Windham and gets the pinfall. We head back to the set and Tully is glowing with pride over that victory. JJ has joined him on the set. They proclaim that he is the greatest Television Champion in the history of the NWA and no one will change that. Tully Blanchard Enterprises is growing by the hour and next week, they promise there will be an addition to the franchise. JJ tells the champ that they have to head to the ring for his title defense. COMMERCIAL BREAK 7 NWA Television Championship Match Challenger, Salvatore Bellomo vs Champion, Tully Blanchard (w/ JJ Dillon) One-Fall, 10-Minute TV Time Limit The champion is very cocky. He teases Sal in the opening matches. Sal sees the opening and start to take on the champion. Tully backs off and slips out of the ring. He and JJ conference on the floor. Tully gains the advantage upon entering the ring. Tully is on his game and finishes off the challenger with the slingshot suplex for the win. Time: 6:53 Decision: Tully Blanchard David and Tony wrap up the first edition of World Championship Wrestling on WTBS and remind everyone to catch up with World Wide Wrestling in syndication tomorrow. END OF WCW TAPING World Wide Wrestling Taping Bob Caudle is joined by Johnny Weaver at ringside. They welcome everyone to the show and preview the upcoming matches. We head right to the ring for the opening contest. Single’s Match Larry Zbyszko vs Ray Apollo One-Fall, 10-Minute TV Time Limit A slow pace beginning, Larry sizes up the opponent. He teases him with some basic chain wrestling to begin. Once he gains the control, Larry doesn’t let it go. He just works over the opponent and catches him in a pretzel cradle for the pinfall. Time: 4:19 Decision: Larry Zbyszko COMMERCIAL BREAK 1 Tag Team Match Mad Dog & Butcher Vachon vs The Grappler’s One-Fall, 10-Minute Time Limit These two teams have battled throughout the Mid Atlantic region over the last few months, and are no strangers to each other. They go back and forth all match. At one point, all four men are inside the ring battling as the bell rings. The referee is trying to break it up, but they keep battling it out. A couple more officials run out to help break it up. Eventually they get the ring cleared as the ring announcer tells the audience that the ten-minute time limit had expired. Time: 10:00 Decision: Time Limit Draw COMMERCIAL BREAK 2 Six-Man Tag Team Match The Hart Brothers (Owen, Keith & Bruce) vs Mr. Fuji, Toru Tanaka & Mr. Pogo One-Fall, 15-Minute TV Time Limit The debut of the brothers from Canada, Keith and Bruce. Owen has already been here for a couple weeks. Fuji brings out his partner Tanaka and the newest member of his clan, Mr. Pogo. The match begins pretty hot for the Hart brothers. They keep the match a quick, wrestling pace. Pogo gets tagged in and the momentum changes, as he uses a foreign object to take down the younger Hart with some cheap shots to the throat. Pogo gets the advantage for his team and the three of them tag in and out wearing down Owen. Owen is able to dropkick Tanaka down and crawl over to his corner to tag in Keith. He comes in a house of fire. Knocking down Tanaka, dropkicking him to the mat. He tries for a quick cover, but gets interrupted by Fuji. Another pier-six brawl erupts as everyone starts to battle inside the ring. Earl Hebner is trying to get control, but it’s not happening. Then as see a monster of a man walk down the aisle. He enters the ring and attacks the Hart boys. Earl calls for the disqualification. This monster just beats down all three Hart’s. He stands with Fuji and the clan as they raise hands in victory. Time: 7:55 Decision: The Hart Brother’s via DQ COMMERCIAL BREAK 3 Main Event Single’s Match Adrian Adonis vs Pedro Morales One-Fall, 15-Minute TV Time Limit Pedro starts off a house of fire, punches and clotheslines take Adonis down. Adonis rolls under the rope to get away. He stalls for a moment, but gets back into the ring. Morales gets in control again, keeping Adrian off balance. He backs off in the corner, and as Pedro comes in to attack, Adrian grabs his tights and sends him flying to the floor. Adonis slides out of the ring and attacks, showing a vicious side here. Running Pedro into the rails and shoving him back into the ring. This turns the tide for most of the rest of this match. Adonis punishes him with some stiff strikes, and slams to the mat. Pedro is clearly in pain. Adonis tries to get a pinfall, but Pedro keeps kicking out. Morales catches Adonis with an inside cradle and ALMOST gets the pinfall. Adonis pops up nasty and extremely pissed. He kicks the hell out of Pedro, then grabs him up for a powerful suplex. Adonis drops him with a DDT for the win. Time: 8:37 Decision: Adrian Adonis Bob and Johnny sign off. END OF WWW TAPING In a dark match, Barry Windham and Ric Flair went to a 30-minute non-title time limit draw. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SirEdger Posted August 6, 2016 Report Share Posted August 6, 2016 Superb premiere edition of World Championship Wrestling. Nothing like a title change to make it sound like a big deal as well. Really love your product! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kevinmcfl Posted August 6, 2016 Report Share Posted August 6, 2016 Welcome WCW! I loved it. I also love your great dark matches that you use after your television shows. Windham-Flair would be such a treat for a studio audience that they would come back time after time. A nice jam packed, energetic audience plays so well on TV in those small studios. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
agentofenton Posted August 7, 2016 Author Report Share Posted August 7, 2016 Friday, August 3, 1984 Summertime Meltdown ‘84 Fisherville, VA Augusta Expo Sam Houston defeated Mr. Pogo (w/ Mr. Fuji) The Great Kokina & Toru Tanaka (w/ Mr. Fuji) defeated Mad Dog & Butcher Vachon Kendall Windham defeated Mr. Saito (w/ Mr. Fuji) The Strongbow’s defeated Salvatore Bellomo & Pedro Morales The Hart Brothers (Bruce, Keith & Owen) defeated The Grappler’s & Larry Zbyszko Non-Title Match NWA World Tag Team Champions The Fantastics defeated The Bolsheviks NWA United States Championship Match Harley Race defeated Johnny Weaver Eight-Man Tag Team Match NWA World Champion Ric Flair, NWA Television Champion Tully Blanchard (w/ JJ Dillon) & NWA United States Tag Team Champions Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens (w/ Paul Jones) defeated Barry Windham, Magnum TA, Superstar Billy Graham & Blackjack Mulligan Saturday, August 4, 1984 Summertime Meltdown ‘84 Richmond, VA Richmond Coliseum The Hart Brothers (Bruce, Keith & Owen) defeated Fuji’s Clan (Mr. Saito, Mr. Pogo & Toru Tanaka) (w/ Mr. Fuji) Adrian Adonis defeated Pedro Morales Jules & “Chief” Jay Strongbow defeated Mad Dog & Butcher Vachon Blackjack Mulligan & Kendall Windham defeated The Bolsheviks via DQ The Great Kokina & Mr. Fuji defeated Salvatore Bellomo & Jim Powers NWA United States Tag Team Championship Match Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens (w/ Paul Jones) defeated The Moondogs (w/ Moretti) NWA World Tag Team Championship Match The Fantastics defeated The Grappler’s Eight-Man Tag Team Match NWA World Champion Ric Flair, NWA United States Champion Harley Race & NWA Television Champion Tully Blanchard (w/ JJ Dillon) defeated Superstar Billy Graham, Barry Windham & Magnum TA Sunday, August 5, 1984 Summertime Meltdown ‘84 South HIll, VA Park View High School NWA World Six-Man Tag Team Championship Match The Moondogs defeated The Grappler’s & Larry Zbyszko The Great Kokina (w/ Mr. Fuji) defeated Sam Houston Mr. Fuji’s Clan (Mr. Saito, Toru Tanaka & Mr. Pogo) (w/ Mr. Fuji) went to a double count-out with The Hart Brothers (Bruce, Keith and Owen) The Bolsheviks defeated Mad Dog & Butcher Vachon NWA United States Tag Team Champions Ray Stevens & Pat Patterson (w/ Paul Jones) & NWA United States Champion Harley Race defeated Barry & Kendall Windham & Blackjack Mulligan Adrian Adonis defeated Johnny Weaver Eight-Man Tag Team Match NWA World Tag Team Champions The Fantastics, Superstar Graham & Magnum TA defeated NWA World Champion Ric Flair, NWA Television Champion Tully Blanchard & The Strongbow’s Monday, August 6, 1984 Summertime Meltdown ‘84 Norfolk, VA The Scope The Hart Brothers defeated Larry Zbyszko & The Grappler’s Adrian Adonis defeated Pedro Morales NWA World Six-Man Tag Team Championship Match The Moondogs defeated Mr. Pogo, Mr. Saito & Toru Tanaka (w/ Mr. Fuji) The Great Kokina (w/ Mr. Fuji) defeated Salvatore Bellomo NWA United States Tag Team Championship Match Ray Stevens & Pat Patterson defeated Mad Dog & Butcher Vachon NWA United States Championship Match Harley Race defeated Johnny Weaver NWA World Tag Team Championship Match The Fantastics defeated The Strongbow’s Eight-Man Tag Team Match Barry & Kendall Windham, Magnum TA & Superstar Graham defeated NWA World Champion Ric Flair, NWA Television Champion Tully Blanchard (w/ JJ Dillon) and The Bolsheviks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SirEdger Posted August 7, 2016 Report Share Posted August 7, 2016 Great series of shows. I think you might have an undercard gem of a feud between the Harts & Fuji's Clan! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LowBlowPodcast Posted August 7, 2016 Report Share Posted August 7, 2016 Absolutely great little tour there. MACW has got a roster full of talent. I interested to see Harley and Flair on the same level and guys like Magnum, Windham, and Tully build. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
agentofenton Posted August 15, 2016 Author Report Share Posted August 15, 2016 August 9, 1984 TV Taping (WCW Airing 8/11, WWW Airing 8/12) Greensboro, NC Greensboro Coliseum World Championship Wrestling TV Taping David Crockett and Tony Schiavone welcome us to the show. They discuss a big special week of wrestling coming up. The NWA has announced a special 1984 NWA Summer Games to celebrate the official Games of the XXIII Olympiad (1984 Summer Olympic Games) coming to a close this weekend. We have six 3-man teams entered into this week of events. Which include five rounds of matches that will conclude in Charlotte this Monday. On tonight’s show, we will have the first five-matches in the first round. The last four matches of the first round will be shown on World Wide Wrestling this weekend. They flash a graphic with the teams. The Harts Brothers representing Canada Bruce Hart, Keith Hart & Bruce Hart Mr. Fuji’s Clan representing Japan Toru Tanaka, Mr. Pogo & Mr. Fuji The Blackjacks representing the United States Blackjack Mulligan, Barry Windham & Kendall Windham The Bolsheviks representing Russia Nikolai Volkoff, Boris Zhukov & Bolshevik Assassin The Moondogs representing the United States Moondog Spot, Moondog Rex & Moondog Moretti The Living Legends, representing the United States Larry Zbyszko, Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens There will be a Gold, Silver and Bronze medals awarded to the top finalists. The top prize is $75,000 to be split between the three members of the Gold Medal team. The Silver finalists will earn a $45,000 prize. The Bronze will split a $15,000 prize. The gold medalists will also earn a World Championship opportunity and a World Tag Team Championship opportunity. NWA Summer Games 1984 Round One One-Fall, 15-Minute Time Limit Bruce Hart vs Nikolai Volkoff The oldest of the three Hart Brothers facing off against the powerhouse of his threesome. Bruce tries to get the bigger opponent to the mat and out wrestle him, but Volkoff was too powerful and finished off Bruce with a overhead press slam into the backbreaker. Time: 6:11 Decision: Nikolai Volkoff (1 Point for The Bolsheviks) COMMERCIAL BREAK 1 NWA Summer Games 1984 Round One One-Fall, 15-Minute Time Limit Blackjack Mulligan vs Mr. Pogo The veteran Blackjack simply takes on one of Mr. Fuji’s newest finds, Mr. Pogo. Pogo is the most violent of Fuji’s men, but he doesn’t get a chance to really get an advantage. Mulligan picks up the win. Time: 5:59 Decision: Blackjack Mulligan (1 Point for The Blackjacks) Tony brings out the United States Champion for a comment prior to the main event later this evening. Harley Race comes out to the interview set and proclaims that beating Magnum TA tonight just puts him one step closer to getting a rematch for the NWA World Championship. COMMERCIAL BREAK 2 NWA Summer Games 1984 Round One One-Fall, 15-Minute Time Limit Moondog Moretti vs Ray Stevens (w/ Paul Jones) This is a champion vs champion match, with the NWA World Six-Man Tag Champion Moondog Moretti and the NWA United States Tag Team Champion Ray Stevens. Moretti tried hart to keep up with Stevens, but after a second-rope knee smash, Ray picks up the win. Time: 7:42 Decision: Ray Stevens (1 Point for the Living Legends) David has Magnum TA at the desk as they discuss his US title opportunity tonight. He’s very excited about the chance. He knows he’s got a big shot tonight, and one shot at Harley is all he needs. COMMERCIAL BREAK 3 NWA Summer Games 1984 Round One One-Fall, 15-Minute Time Limit Moondog Spot vs Pat Patterson (w/ Paul Jones) Another champion vs champion match, and unfortunately for the Moondogs, this ends with another loss for them. Patterson out wrestles Spot, gets him down with a big bodyslam and uses the ropes to keep Spot down on the mat for the three count. Time: 7:47 Decision: Pat Patterson (2 points for the Living Legends) Tony and David show a 2 minute video from the 1st Battle of Atlanta, which was the first show at the Omni. COMMERCIAL BREAK 4 NWA Summer Games 1984 Round One One-Fall, 15-Minute Time Limit Kendall Windham vs Mr. Fuji This is the longest match of the games thus far, and after some salt into the eyes, Fuji gets a roll up for the win, putting his team on the board. Time: 9:00 Decision: Mr. Fuji (1 point for Fuji’s Clan) Tony and David run down the scoreboard as it stands. The Harts Brothers - 0 The BlackJacks - 1 The Moondogs - 0 Mr. Fuji’s Clan - 1 The Bolsheviks - 1 The Living Legends - 2 COMMERCIAL BREAK 5 Non-Title Tag Team Match One-Fall, 10-Minute Time Limit NWA World Tag Team Champions The Fantastics vs Italian Stallion & Dusty Wolfe Quick match to showcase the World Tag Team Champions. The Fantastics use their technical skills to overcome their opponent’s and get the pinfall . David welcomes the champions over to the set to discuss the tag team scene in the NWA. They are defending those titles wherever there is a challenge, and they look forward to each and every one of those challenges. They hope to find a challenge coming from the Summer Games. There is a few great teams that could end up with the Gold Medals and challenge them for the most prized gold belts in the world, the NWA World Tag Team Championships. COMMERCIAL BREAK 6 NWA United States Championship Match One-Fall with TV Time Remaining Challenger, Magnum TA vs Champion, “Handsome” Harley Race Magnum starts off hot, a real house of fire. TA keeps the champion off his game, off his base. Race tries to slow down the pace, but his attempts fail for the first few moments. At one point, as the referee tries to separate the wrestlers off the ropes, Race with a cheap shot, a rake to the eyes, and the tide gets turned into the champions favor. Race takes the slow, methodical pace. Working the champion over, getting cockier with each passing moment. Race drops TA with a belly-to-belly suplex, but the challenger kicks out. We head to commercial as the action continues. COMMERCIAL BREAK 7 We return with Race missing a big falling headbutt. The crowd gets louder, cheering for Magnum. He tries to make a comeback, but Race is able to drop him with a leaping knee smash. TA kicks out of that too. Race is now turning from a cocky champion, to a frustrated athlete. TA is fighting for this championship with all that he has. Race picks up the challenger and drops him with a beautiful butterfly suplex, but once again the challenger won’t stay down! Race grounds and pounds the challenger into the mat. Race climbs up the second rope, and leaps off, missing another huge headbutt. He is dazed, maybe even really injured. TA slowly gets up to his feet, as does the champion. TA quickly dropkicks Race back into the ropes. TA gets up as Race stumbles off the ropes. Magnum quickly sees an opening, grabs the Belly-to-Belly Suplex, and covers Race for the pinfall! We have a NEW US Champion! Time: 19:27 Decision: New NWA United States Champion Magnum TA! We close the show with Magnum celebrating the victory at ringside with the fans, holding the title belt high above his head! WCW TAPING ENDS WWW TAPING BEGINS Bob Caudle and Johnny Weaver at ringside. The two discuss the 1984 NWA Summer Games contest and explain the last of the first round matches are scheduled for this show. They are ready to call the action. NWA Summer Games 1984 Round One One-Fall, 15-Minute Time Limit Owen Hart vs Bolshevik Assassin The masked Assassin jumps Owen early, working him over in the corner. He attacks with a lot of stiff strikes to the body. Owen is able to get away from the attacks and move the pace up in quickness. He uses some nice dropkicks to get the bigger opponent off balance. Owen quickly leaps up to the top rope and leaps with a cross body block to get the win. Time: 5:06 Decision: Owen Hart (1 Point for The Hart Brothers) COMMERCIAL BREAK NWA Summer Games 1984 Round One One-Fall, 15-Minute Time Limit Moondog Spot vs Larry Zbyszko The Moondogs are looking to get on the board in the first round. LArry is looking to get himself a clean sweep for his team. It starts off with a brawl and the Moondog gets the advantage. However, Larry is able to cheap shot Spot and toss him to the floor. Spot rolls back in but gets Larry all over him as he re-enters. Larry trying to wear him down, but Spot is getting the energy from the crowd and is working his way back up to his feet. Larry is trying to work him back down, but Spot is battling back now. He gives Larry a big clothesline for a close two-count. Paul Jones rushes ringside to cause a distraction, giving Larry a chance to level Spot with a big knee to the back and pick up the win. Time: 9:44 Decision: Larry Zbyszko (3 Points for The Living Legends) COMMERCIAL BREAK NWA Summer Games 1984 Round One One-Fall, 15-Minute Time Limit Barry Windham vs Toru Tanaka A real back and forth match here throughout. The early stages saw Barry have the control, but Tanaka was able to counter and lay in some stiff strikes and use some of his karate knowledge to get Barry down to the mat. Tanaka uses some new variations of wear down holds to keep Barry in trouble. When that doesn’t put him away, Tanaka starts to get frustrated, which causes him to make a mistake, in which Barry is able to capitalize on and pick up the pinfall after a second-rope dropkick. Time: 8:58 Decision: Barry Windham (2 Points for The Blackjacks) The announcers go over the scoreboard as we await the last match of the first round. The Harts Brothers - 1 The BlackJacks - 2 The Moondogs - 0 Mr. Fuji’s Clan - 1 The Bolsheviks - 1 The Living Legends - 3 The winning team here will pick up a big 2nd point for their team, and keeping their opponent’s at 1 point going into the second round. They scroll on the bottom of the screen that the results from Saturday night’s event are not shown as they weren’t known during the taping of this week’s show. COMMERCIAL BREAK NWA Summer Games 1984 Round One One-Fall, 15-Minute Time Limit Keith Hart vs Boris Zhukov Boris starts off the match strong, keeping the lighter, faster Hart brother down with his power game. Boris uses heavy strikes to hurt his opponent, then uses some body slams and tosses to hurl the Canadian representative on the mat. Boris shows off for the crowd, as they boo him heavily. They then change gears and clap and shout for Keith Hart. They are strongly behind Keith. He starts to battle back, mostly hitting and moving. He is keeping his distance from the bigger Russian. He kicks at him, trying to keep him away. Then Keith starts to throw a dropkick, knocking Boris to his knee. Keith wrestles Zhukov to the ground, trying to keep him on the mat. Boris is too big and gets to his feet. Hart bounces off the ropes and leaps for a cross-body. Boris catches him, carries him around the ring, and lifts him high for a big bodyslam, as he releases the hold, Keith slips under, holding onto Boris, rolling him up into a small package and gets the shocking pinfall and a second point for his team! Time: 9:26 Decision: Keith Hart (2 Points for The Hart Brothers) The announcer’s discuss the finish, and tell the audience you can see the final round of the NWA Summer Games in Charlotte on Monday at the Coliseum. END OF TV TAPINGS Main Event Dark Match Kamala wins a battle royal Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SirEdger Posted August 15, 2016 Report Share Posted August 15, 2016 Just a fantastic idea you had with the NWA Summer Games. That's something I would've totally seen Mid-Atlantic do back then! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LowBlowPodcast Posted August 15, 2016 Report Share Posted August 15, 2016 Love the Summer Games stuff. A great gimmick to keep people going on the circuits. Keep doin work! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
agentofenton Posted August 16, 2016 Author Report Share Posted August 16, 2016 August 11, 1984 (1pm Afternoon Show) NWA Summer Games 1984 Ashville, NC Civic Center Mad Dog & Butcher Vachon & Salvatore Bellomo & Sam Houston defeated The Grappler’s & Mr. Saito & The Great Kokina when Houston pinned Grappler #2. NWA Summer Games ‘84 (Round 2) Six-Man Tag Team Match for 3 points. The Bolsheviks (Nikolai Volkoff, Boris Zhukov & Bolshevik Assassin) defeated Mr. Fuji’s Clan (Mr. Fuji, Mr. Pogo & Toru Tanaka) when Nikolai Volkoff pinned Mr. Pogo with an elevated Backbreaker. Kamala defeated Pedro Morales with two big splashes. NWA Summer Games ‘84 (Round 2) Six-Man Tag Team Match for 3 points The Living Legends (Larry Zbyszko, Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens){w/ Paul Jones} defeated NWA World Six-Man Tag Team Champions The Moondogs (Spot, Rex & Moretti) in a non-title match. NWA World Tag Team Title Match The Fantastics defeated Jules & Jay Strongbow via DQ to retain the titles after the Jules threw Fulton over the top rope. NWA Summer Games ‘84 (Round 2) Six-Man Tag Team Match for 3 points The Hart Brothers defeated The Blackjacks when Keith caught Blackjack Mulligan with an inside cradle. NWA World Champion Ric Flair & NWA Television Champion Tully Blanchard (w/ JJ Dillon) defeated Superstar Graham & Magnum TA when Tully used brass knuckles on Graham to get the pinfall. NWA SUMMER GAMES SCOREBOARD The Harts Brothers 5 The BlackJacks 2 The Moondogs 0 Mr. Fuji’s Clan 1 The Bolsheviks 4 The Living Legends 6 August 11, 1984 (8pm Evening Show) NWA Summer Games 1984 Raleigh, NC Dorton Arena The Vachon’s defeated The Grappler’s in tag team action. NWA Summer Games ‘84 (Round Three) Six-Man Tag Team Match for 3 points The Blackjacks defeated The Bolsheviks when Barry pins the Assassin with a superplex. Kamala defeated Salvatore Bellomo in less than two minutes. NWA Summer Games ‘84 (Round Three) Six-Man Tag Team Match for 3 points The Living Legends (w/ Paul Jones) defeated Mr. Fuji’s Clan when Patterson dropped a second rope knee smash on Fuji for the pinfall. NWA United States Championship Match Magnum TA defeated Pedro Morales to retain the championship. NWA Summer Games ‘84 (Round Three) Six-Man Tag Team Match for 3 points The Hart Brothers defeated The Moondogs in a non-title match when Bruce pinned Moretti after a gutwrench suplex. Main Event NWA World Champion Ric Flair, NWA Television Champion Tully Blanchard & The Strongbow’s defeated NWA World Tag Team Champions The Fantastics, Sam Houston and Superstar Graham when Tully pinned Hoston with the slingshot suplex after all 8-men began to brawl all over ringside. NWA SUMMER GAMES SCOREBOARD The Harts Brothers 8 The BlackJacks 5 The Moondogs 0 Mr. Fuji’s Clan 1 The Bolsheviks 4 The Living Legends 9 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kevinmcfl Posted August 17, 2016 Report Share Posted August 17, 2016 What a great idea!! perfect.. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
agentofenton Posted August 20, 2016 Author Report Share Posted August 20, 2016 August 12, 1984 NWA Summer Games 1984 Jacksonville, NC White Oak High School Kamala won a battle royal. NWA Summer Games 1984 Round Four Bruce Hart defeated Toru Tanaka (1 Point for the Hart Brothers) Moondog Moretti defeated Bolshevik Assassin (1 Point for The Moondogs) Ray Stevens (w/ Paul Jones) defeated Blackjack Mulligan (1 point for The Living Legends) Owen Hart defeated Mr. Pogo (1 Point for the Hart Brothers) Moondog Rex defeated Boris Zhukov (1 Point for the Moondogs) Pat Patterson (w/ Paul Jones) defeated Kendall Windham (1 Point for the Living Legends) Keith Hart defeated Mr. Fuji (1 Point for the Hart Brothers) Nikolai Volkoff defeated Moondog Spot (1 Point for the Russian Bolsheviks) Barry Windham defeated Larry Zbyszko (1 Point for the Blackjacks) NWA SUMMER GAMES SCOREBOARD The Harts Brothers 11 The BlackJacks 6 The Moondogs 2 Mr. Fuji’s Clan 1 The Bolsheviks 5 The Living Legends 11 NWA World Champion Ric Flair, NWA Television Champion Tully Blanchard & The Strongbow’s defeated Magnum TA, Superstar BIlly Graham & NWA World Tag Team Champions The Fantastics in an eight-man tag team match. August 13, 1984 NWA Summer Games 1984 Charlotte, NC Charlotte Coliseum The Vachon’s defeated Mr. Saito & The Great Kokina in tag team action. NWA Summer Games ‘84 The Moondogs defeated Mr. Fuji’s Clan to earn 3 points. After the match, Mr. Saito and The Great Kokina arrived and here was a 5 on 3 beat down. Fuji challenged The Moondogs for the NWA World Six-Man Tag Team Titles. Kamala defeated Salvatore Bellomo after a big splash. The Grappler’s defeated Johnny Weaver and Sam Houston. NWA Summer Games ‘84 Bronze Medal Match The Blackjacks defeated The Bolsheviks to earn 3 points when Barry pinned the Assassin after a second-rope superplex. NWA United States Championship Match Magnum TA retained the title against Pedro Morales. Both men shook hands after the contest. NWA World Tag Team Title Match The Fantastics defeated The Strongbow’s to retain the titles. NWA Summer Games ‘84 Gold and Silver Medal Match The Living Legends defeated The Hart Brothers when the US Tag Team Champions Patterson and Stevens were able to drop Owen with a double team knee smash to win the gold medals. NWA World Champion Ric Flair & NWA Television Champion Tully Blanchard went to a 45-minute draw with Superstar Billy Graham and surprise debuting partner Bob Backlund. NWA SUMMER GAMES SCOREBOARD The Harts Brothers 11 The BlackJacks 9 The Moondogs 5 Mr. Fuji’s Clan 1 The Bolsheviks 5 The Living Legends 14 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kevinmcfl Posted August 20, 2016 Report Share Posted August 20, 2016 This Summer Olympic thing is cool. This is something that could have taken off. I remember as a kid looking at Pro Wrestling illustrated and focused on the rankings of all the different territories. Your idea of the Olympics is similar. It makes it seem almost like a real sport. Perfect! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SirEdger Posted August 20, 2016 Report Share Posted August 20, 2016 I can definitely see a future Flair vs Backlund confrontation in the books! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
agentofenton Posted August 26, 2016 Author Report Share Posted August 26, 2016 August 16, 1984 TV Taping (WCW Airing 8/18, WWW Airing 8/19) Greenville, SC Memorial Auditorium WCW Taping Jim Crockett is brought out and makes an announcement that on September 29th in Norfolk, VA, Ric Flair will defend the NWA World’s Heavyweight Championship against Bob Backlund. The announcer’s then ask why someone who just entered MACW get such an opportunity right off the bat. Jim states that the NWA board looked at the top contenders, and when they were able to sign Mr. Backlund, they looked at his record and determined that he would be a worthy challenger for the World’s Champion based on his record as a Heavyweight Champion elsewhere. He knows this is a dream match for the wrestling world, and the NWA and MACW will bring it to the fans next month! COMMERCIAL BREAK 1 Tag Team Match Jay & Jules Strongbow vs Paul Roma & Jason Knight The Strongbow’s are looking a little different in the ring, not as aggressive or mean as they had been in the past. The easily defeat their opponent’s. The Strongbow’s walk back towards the interview set and Tony welcomes them. He asks the Strongbow’s about Skandar Akbar being suspended from MACW. They respond saying that they are glad he was run out of MACW. He is pure evil, and that they let him get into their minds. They turned into men they don’t respect. They turned into greedy, self-centered businessmen instead of the respectful WRESTLERS that they truly are. They had become frustrated, and wanted so badly to be at the top of the tag team division, that they let him get into their heads. Jay and Jules want to say how sorry they are for letting their fans down. They state that from this moment on, they will work on regaining the trust of the fans of the NWA, and specifically the Mid Atlantic region. Time: 6:10 Decision: The Strongbow’s COMMERCIAL BREAK 2 David Crockett brings out the NWA World Heavyweight Champion. Flair struts out and shows off the 15 pounds of gold. Flair is asked about his upcoming NWA Title match against Bob Backlund. Flair plays it off that he isn’t concerned. He’s ready for all challengers, and a simple boy from Minnesota isn’t going to change that. Single’s Match The Great Kokina (Mr. Fuji) vs Jim Powers Simple squash match. Kokina drops Powers with a Samoan Drop for the win. Time: 2:54 Decision: The Great Kokina COMMERCIAL BREAK 3 Single’s Match Bruce Hart vs Gary Royal Bruce enters the ring to a good reaction from the crowd. He takes the early control of the match. It doesn’t last too long before he pins Royal after a butterfly suplex. Time: 3:45 Decision: Bruce Hart Tony brings in The Bolsheviks, they discuss their tag team main event match on World Wide Wrestling this weekend. They will take out The Moondogs and they will crush any all competition that gets in their way. COMMERCIAL BREAK 4 David has at the set JJ Dillon and the NWA Television Champion, Tully Blanchard. Blanchard says that since he is a fighting champion, he’ll face anyone that walks out to the ring right now. He’ll even put the belt on the line. JJ and Tully are so confident. Superstar Graham comes through the curtain and walks to the ring. The crowd pops, not expecting Graham. JJ and Tully’s confidence almost instantly disappears. JJ tries to backstep out of the challenge, but Tully waves him off, and they slowly walk to the ring. Tully and JJ are discussing the situation. Superstar is standing in the middle of the ring, and ready for battle. Tully takes off the $10,000 robe. He climbs inside the ring. Tommy Young calls for the start of the contest. NWA Television Title Match Challenger, “Superstar” Billy Graham vs Tully Blanchard (w/ JJ Dillon) Tully bails out of the ring at the beginning of the contest. Graham waits patiently. Tully climbs back into the ring and finally locks up with the challenger. Graham sends Blanchard flying into the corner. Graham poses in the center of the ring. Blanchard looks nervous. He bails again, walking around the ring one lap before climbing back into the match. JJ steps up and distracts the challenger for Tully to get a cheap shot in and take control. It only lasts a minute as Graham uses his power to take down the challenger. Tully backs off, poking Billy in the eye. Tully tries to pound away on the massive Superstar. He gets him on the ground and tries to work over Graham, but the Superstar is too much and begins to get back to his feet once again. Tully gets some momentum off the ropes and rushes in clothesline, but Graham just brushes it off. He military presses the champion over his head and slams him hard to the mat. Before he could try to get a pinfall, Blanchard escapes to the outside. JJ has the TV title belt and they both walk away from the ring to the locker room. Tully gets counted out. Time: 6:00 Decision: “Superstar” Billy Graham via Countout, Tully Blanchard retains the TV Title. David brings in Billy Graham. He is mad and challenges Tully to come back out and fight! He wants more of the TV champion and promises to get him back in the ring! COMMERCIAL BREAK 5 Tony welcomes us back to WTBS and we have the winners of last week’s NWA Summer Games ‘84! The NWA United States Tag Team Champions Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens along with Larry Zbyszko along with Paul Jones. They brag about winning the Gold Medals, which will be given out in a ceremony on next week’s television. Those gold medals are just proof they are the very best in the industry. These gold belts prove they are the best tag team in the world. Soon enough, they will have the WORLD tag team titles as well. Larry talks about wanting championship opportunities, and demands to know by the ceremony next week, to know when his shot will be. Single’s Match Matt Borne vs Dusty Wolfe The MACW debut of “Maniac” Matt Borne. He makes easy work of Dusty Wolfe. Finishing him off with a seated senton splash. Time: 6:24 Decision: Matt Borne COMMERCIAL BREAK 6 Single’s Match Kamala vs Salvatore Bellomo Kamala just goes crazy. He lays into the Bellomo with chops and kicks. He crushes him with a big splash for the 3-count. He continues the abuse. Another splash, and then another. Some officials run out, but Kamala won’t stop. The Strongbow’s come out and pull Kamala off Sal and pull him into the locker room. It is announced that Kamala was disqualified for his actions. Time: 3:30 Decision: Salvatore Bellomo via DQ Tony and David talk about what we’ve just seen. They ponder what the relationship with Kamala and the Strongbow’s is now. Single’s Match Magnum TA vs Mr. Fuji This is a non-title match. Fuji attacks before the bell. We see a minute of action before the last commercial break. COMMERCIAL BREAK 7 As we return, we see Magnum TA celebrating a victory. Tony takes us back to the replay, as the match ended during the break. Fuji had the control early, but a missed dropping headbutt changed the momentum. Moments later, just as we were returning, Magnum drops Fuji with the Belly-to-Belly Suplex for the win. Time: 4:41 Decision: Magnum TA David welcomes in Bob Backlund. He is quite soft spoken. He thanks for the fans of MACW for welcoming him to the territory so fast. He didn’t realize how much his repuatation preceeded him. He hopes to live up to that as he gets ready for the biggest match of his career against Ric Flair for the NWA World’s Heavyweight Championship. Bob says he will be on World Wide Wrestling this weekend, as he is facing off with Toru Tanaka. He knows this is quite the challenge, he doesn’t look past any opponent. He will focus on this challenge, and soon enough will be ready to challenge for the World Title. David thanks Bob for his time and we close the show. WCW TAPING ENDS WWW TAPING BEGINS Bob Caudle and Johnny Weaver are at ringside. Bob Backlund defeated Toru Tanaka in 9:33 with a stalling vertical suplex to gain the pinfall. In a non-title tag team match, the Fantastic’s defeated Dennis Stamp and Italian Stallion. They are interviewed at ringside by Johnny Weaver, and they talk about waiting for the US tag team champions to name the time and place for the rematch. Mr. Pogo and Mr. Saito defeated The Vachon’s in a tag team match after some interference from Mr. Fuji. In the main event, The Bolsheviks defeated The Moondogs. After the match, the Bolsheviks attack the Moondogs, who are quickly aided by the Strongbow’s. The Moondogs didn’t like this as they start pushing the Strongbow’s around. We close the show before anything comes of it. END OF TV TAPING Dark matches included Barry and Kendall Windham wrestling to a 30-minute non-title match with the US Tag Team Champion, Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens NWA World Champion Ric Flair & NWA TV Champion Tully Blanchard (w/ JJ Dillon) defeated Bob Backlund and Superstar Graham after JJ distracted Graham and Flair used a foreign object to knock him out. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SirEdger Posted August 26, 2016 Report Share Posted August 26, 2016 Really looking forward to see how you'll book Matt Borne going forward. An unconventional worker for this territory but I think you can do great stuff with him. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kevinmcfl Posted August 26, 2016 Report Share Posted August 26, 2016 Enjoyed all the new talent in these shows. Great use of Backlund and Superstar. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LowBlowPodcast Posted August 27, 2016 Report Share Posted August 27, 2016 You have got MACW down with the right movements right now. I like the house show circuits and the dark match main events. It is something I would like to utilize but just don't find time to do. Interesting to see Backlund here and it is inevitable before he and Flair really heat up. All the while we have this Magnum TA guy who is ready to explode onto the world... good stuff to come. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
agentofenton Posted August 28, 2016 Author Report Share Posted August 28, 2016 August 17, 1984 Rockhill, SC Winthorp Coliseum Owen & Keith Hart defeated Toru Tanaka & Mr. Fuji Matt Borne defeated Bruce Hart Mr. Pogo, Mr. Saito & The Great Kokina defeated Salvatore Bellomo & The Vachon’s The Strongbow’s defeated The Grappler’s The Bolsheviks defeated Blackjack Mulligan & Kendall Windham NWA United States Tag Team Title Match Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens defeated Johnny Weaver and Sam Houston to retain the titles NWA United States Championship Match Magnum TA defeated Larry Zbyszko to retain the title. NWA Television Championship Match Tully Blanchard (w/ JJ Dillion) defeated Barry Windham NWA World Champion Ric Flair & Kamala defeated Superstar Graham & Bob Backlund August 18, 1984 Columbia, SC Township Auditorium The Hart Brothers defeated Mr. Saito, Toru Tanaka & Mr. Fuji Mr. Pogo & The Great Kokina defeated Salvatore Bellomo & Johnny Weaver The Bolsheviks defeated The Vachon’s The Strongbow’s defeated The Grappler’s Matt Borne defeated Sam Houston NWA Television Title Match Tully Blanchard defeated Blackjack Mulligan to retain the title NWA United States Championship Match Magnum TA defeated Kamala to retain the title Barry Windham, Superstar Graham & Bob Backlund defeated NWA World Champion Ric Flair, NWA United States Tag Team Champions Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens (w/ Paul Jones) August 19, 1984 Charleston, SC County Hall The Hart Brothers defeated Mr. Pogo, Mr. Saito & Mr. Fuji The Great Kokina and Toru Tanaka defeated The Vachon’s Matt Borne defeated Salvatore Bellomo NWA Television Title Match Tully Blanchard (w/ JJ Dillon) defeated Sam Houston The Strongbow’s defeated The Grappler’s NWA United States Tag Team Title Match Ray Stevens & Pat Patterson (w/ Paul Jones) defeated Blackjack Mulligan & Kendall Windham The Bolsheviks defeated Johnny Weaver and Superstar Graham NWA United States Champion Magnum TA, Barry Windham & Bob Backlund defeated Kamala, Larry Zbyszko & NWA World Champion Ric Flair August 20, 1984 Myrtle Beach, SC Convention Center The Hart Brothers & The Vachon’s defeated Mr. Pogo, Mr. Saito, Mr. Fuji, Toru Tanaka & The Great Kokina Matt Borne defeated Salvatore Bellomo The Strongbow’s defeated The Grappler’s NWA Television Title Match Tully Blanchard (w/ JJ Dillon) defeated Sam Houston The Bolsheviks defeated Blackjack Mulligan & Kendall Windham NWA United States Championship Match Magnum TA defeated Larry Zbyszko NWA World Champion Ric Flair, NWA United States Tag Team Champions Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens (w/ Paul Jones) and Kamala defeated Barry Windham, Superstar Graham, Johnny Weaver & Bob Backlund Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
agentofenton Posted September 2, 2016 Author Report Share Posted September 2, 2016 August 23, 1984 TV Taping (WCW Airing 8/25, WWW Airing 8/26) Atlanta, GA The Omni ** Shorten version to try to catch up on being a little behind. ** Bob Backlund defeated Gary Royal. Int. Backlund thanks for the fans for the support and promises to work hard and hopefully win the NWA World Title next month. COMMERCIAL BREAK 1 Int. Larry Zbyszko. Larry brings out Paul Jones and introduces him as his new manager. Paul Jones talks about bringing the US title to the family, and Larry will get that accomplished by defeating Magnum TA next month at the Fall Brawl. The Grappler’s defeated Ray Apollo & Jason Knight COMMERCIAL BREAK 2 The Hart Brother’s defeated Dennis Stamp, Paul Roma & Dusty Wolfe Int. Mr. Fuji. He boasts about his new Clan, including the sick Mr. Pogo & the monster Great Kokina. COMMERCIAL BREAK 3 The Great Kokina defeated Jim Powers Int. Magnum TA accepts the challenge from Larry Zbyszko for Fall Brawl. He tells Paul Jones and Larry to bring the contract to W.C.W. next week, and he’ll sign it. COMMERCIAL BREAK 4 Blackjack Mulligan & Kendall Windham defeated Mr. Saito & Toru Tanaka (w/ Mr. Fuji) Int. Blackjack and Kendall are joined by Barry Windham. They all talk about coming in third in the Summer Games. Coming up next: The Medal Ceremony! COMMERCIAL BREAK 5 There is a special stage constructed on the opposite end of the arena. The Blackjacks team is already at the stage. The Hart Brothers come out to stand at the second place podium. A huge round of boo’s fill the arena as the Gold Medal champions walk out to the stage. Tony and David are at the stage with some officials from the NWA and MACW. They award the Blackjacks their bronze medals. The crowd cheers for them as they accept the medals. Then they award The Hart Brothers with the silver medals. The crowd cheers once again. Finally, the gold medals are awarded. The crowd boo’s very loudly. The champions show off their medals as the fans are expressing their displeasure in the gold medal winners. All of the men begin to step off the podium, The Blackjacks move to the locker room first. Then from behind the stage the NWA World Six-Man Tag Team Champions, The Moondogs, rush the stage and attack the Hart Boys. A vicious beat down begins, as Patterson, Stevens and Zbyszko watch on. The Strongbow’s arrive to help, but are attacked by the US Tag Team Champions. Magnum rushes out to help as well, but him and Larry begin to brawl. They brawl to the locker room, as the Moondog’s end up leaving the Hart Brothers laying next to the podium. The Blackjacks rush out from the locker room as the Moondogs disappear. COMMERCIAL BREAK 6 Int. Ric Flair, talking about defending the World Title on a nightly basis, defeating all the top contenders from around the world. Now, he will get to shut up the entire world when he defeated Bob Backlund. When Flair struts off the set and back to the locker room, the NWA Television Champion is coming out for his title defense. He and Flair meet in the aisle. They look at each other and shake hands. Flair shakes hands with JJ Dillion as well and walks to the locker room. Tully comes out for his title match. NWA Television Championship Match Sam Houston defeated Tully Blanchard via a countout when Superstar Graham came out to stop Tully from leaving through the aisle and Tully instead jumped the guardrail and left with JJ and his title belt. COMMERCIAL BREAK 7 Int: Superstar Billy Graham is standing with David Crockett. He wants Tully Blanchard in a rematch from last week. He shouts to the world that he can beat Tully and take that TV title. He wants another shot, and he wants it next week! The Fantastic’s defeated Mike Sharpe and Jim Powers. This was a non-title match to end the show. WCW TAPING ENDS WWW TAPING BEGINS Kamala defeated Pedro Morales Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens (w/ Paul Jones) defeated Mad Dog & Butcher Vachon to retain the US Tag Team Titles. Magnum TA defeated Mr. Pogo in a non-title match. After the match, Larry Zbyszko taunted Magnum from the aisle as Paul Jones told everyone that Larry would be the new US Champion. The Bolsheviks defeated The Strongbow’s after interference from Patterson & Stevens. It was announced during the match that the Strongbow’s would be challenging for the US Tag Titles at Fall Brawl. WWW TAPING ENDS DARK MATCH MAIN EVENT Ric Flair defeated Superstar Graham after help from Tully Blanchard to retain the NWA World Title. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SirEdger Posted September 2, 2016 Report Share Posted September 2, 2016 I sense one helluva match between Magnum TA & Larry Zbyszko for the US Championship! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kevinmcfl Posted September 3, 2016 Report Share Posted September 3, 2016 Great show. Love where your angles seem to be going. TA vs Larry Z and Flair vs Backlund are great draws! Hopefully someday you will get to Flair vs TA but be patient as that would be an instant classic.. In my opinion that might just be the best any of us could do. Also, for the Fugi Clan gives a lot of credibility to your mid-card as there is a lot of talent there! Keep up the good work! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
agentofenton Posted September 5, 2016 Author Report Share Posted September 5, 2016 August 24, 1984 Columbus, GA Municipal Auditorium The Hart Brothers defeated Mr. Saito, Toru Tanaka & Mr. Fuji The Great Kokina & Mr. Pogo (w/ Mr. Fuji) defeated Mad Dog & Butcher Vachon Larry Zbyszko (w/ Paul Jones) defeated Pedro Morales NWA World Tag Team Title Match NWA World Tag Team Champions The Fantastics defeated NWA United States Tag Team Champions Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens (w/ Paul Jones) to retain the titles when Paul Jones interfered and caused a disqualification. NWA World Six-Man Tag Team Title Match NWA World Six-Man Tag Team Champions The Moondogs defeated Blackjack Mulligan, Kendall Windham & Sam Houston (Replacing Barry Windham) when Spot pinned BJ Mulligan to retain the titles. The Bolsheviks and The Strongbow’s went to a Double DQ. NWA Television Champion Tully Blanchard (w/ JJ Dillon) and NWA World Heavyweight Champion Ric Flair defeated Bob Backlund and Superstar Graham when Tully used bass knuckles on Graham. August 25, 1984 Albany, GA Civic Center Mad Dog & Butcher Vachon defeated Mr. Pogo & Great Kokina via DQ. Mr. Fuji, Mr. Saito & Toru Tanaka defeated The Hart Brothers after Fuji threw salt into Keith’s eyes. Larry Zbyszko (w/ Paul Jones) defeated Pedro Morales NWA Television Championship Match Tully Blanchard (w/ JJ Dillon) defeated Sam Houston (Replacing Kendall Windham) to retain the title. NWA World Six-Man Tag Team Title Match The Moondogs defeated Blackjack Mulligan & The Strongbow’s to retain the titles. Bob Backlund, Superstar Graham, Kendall Windham (Replacing Barry Windham) & NWA World Tag Team Champions The Fantastics defeated NWA World Champion Ric Flair, NWA United States Tag Team Champions Ray Stevens & Pat Patterson (w/ Paul Jones) & The Bolsheviks in a 2 out of 3 falls match. August 26, 1984 Savannah, GA Civic Center Owen Hart defeated Mr. Pogo Bruce & Keith Hart defeated Mr. Fuji & Toru Tanaka The Great Kokina defeated Pedro Morales Kendall Windham defeated Mr. Saito NWA Television Title Match Tully Blanchard (w/ JJ Dillon) defeated Sam Houston (replacing Barry Windham) NWA World Tag Team Champions The Fantastics and The Strongbow’s defeated NWA United States Tag Team Champions Ray Stevens & Pat Patterson (w/ Paul Jones) and The Bolsheviks after Paul Jones interfered for the DQ. NWA World Six-Man Tag Team Title Match The Moondogs defeated Mad Dog & Butcher Vachon and Blackjack Mulligan to retain the titles. Bob Backlund & Superstar Graham defeated NWA World Champion Ric Flair and Larry Zbyszko (w/ Paul Jones) August 27, 1984 Augusta, GA Civic Center The Hart Brothers & Pedro Morales defeated The Great Kokina, Mr. Pogo, Mr. Saito & Toru Tanaka (w/ Mr. Fuji) in an elimination match. The Great Kokina was the last man standing for his team. Boris Zhukov & Bolshevik Assassin defeated Mad Dog & Butcher Vachon {Nikolai was in Montreal} NWA World Six-Man Tag Team Match The Moondogs defeated Kendall Windham, Sam Houston & Blackjack Mulligan to retain the titles. NWA United States Tag Team Title Match Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens (w/ Paul Jones) defeated Jay & Jules Strongbow to retain the titles after interference from Paul Jones. Non-Title Match NWA World Tag Team Champions The Fantastics (w/ Bob Backlund) went to a 45-minute draw with NWA World Champion Ric Flair & NWA Television Champion Tully Blanchard (w/ JJ Dillion). During the opening moments of the match, JJ tried to interfere and Backlund ran him off to the locker room. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
agentofenton Posted September 6, 2016 Author Report Share Posted September 6, 2016 August 30, 1984 TV Taping (WCW Airing 9/1 and WWW Tapings Airing 9/2) Roanoke, VA Civic Center Tony and David welcome everyone to the show. We start off with clips from the brawl that ended the Summer Games ceremony last week. Int. NWA World Champion Ric Flair. He discusses his upcoming title defenses in Virginia and then talks about defending the title against Bob Backlund at the end of this month. He is as cocky as ever, whooooing and telling the ladies in the crowd he’ll be in a Presidential suite at the Marriott, Whooo!!!! Non Title Match Magnum TA defeated Ray Apollo. COMMERCIAL BREAK 1 The Bolsheviks defeated Paul Roma & Jim Powers. Int. Paul Jones is at the set with Tony Schiavone. He brings out the number one contender to the US Title, as soon as we sign the contract here, and that is Larry Zbyszko. Larry claims that Magnum is running scared and they called him out where he had no choice to accept the challenge. Magnum comes out to the set and signs the contact. He can’t wait to see Larry at the Fall Brawl. The Bolsheviks sneak out from the locker room and attack the US Champion. Larry and Paul join in the attack. Paul Jones walks over to Tony and grabs the microphone and informs us that his newest tag team is the Bolsheviks! The Fantastics rush out to save Magnum from more of a beating. COMMERCIAL BREAK 2 David and Tony welcome us back to the show. They quickly discuss that after The Fantastics helped Magnum to the back, Paul Jones told us that he has sold the contracts of the United States Tag Team Champions. Sometime later in the show, we will find out who he sold those contracts to. They then discuss a very important tournament that was held in Montreal, Quebec, Canada a few days ago. We have a few small clips here, but join us tomorrow on World Wide Wrestling, and we will show all of our NWA Mid Atlantic stars in their matches from the first round. A series of short clips from the tournament air before we go to commercial. COMMERCIAL BREAK 3 Int. The Windham’s come out and talk with David Crockett. Barry talks about how much he enjoyed and was honored to work the Johnny Rougeau Memorial Cup in Montreal recently. He has a lot of respect for all the great wrestling families in the business. He hopes to be able to continue that legacy with his brother. Kendall Windham defeated Dennis Stamp COMMERCIAL BREAK 4 Salvatore Bellomo defeated Dusty Wolfe Int. JJ Dillon. JJ comes out alone. He is elated. David asks what is going on, why is JJ is such a great mood. It can’t be because Tully is defending the TV title against Superstar Graham tonight. JJ says that Tully is the greatest TV champion of all-time and that Graham isn’t going to be a problem. JJ boasts that not only does he have the TV champion with him, but he recently acquired the NWA United States Tag Team Champions, and he brings out Ray Stevens and Pat Patterson. They walk out in thousand dollar suits and the titles around their waist. JJ shakes their hands and presents us with his newest signings. COMMERCIAL BREAK 5 Int. The Fantastics. The NWA World Tag Team Champions walk out and discuss their reign as champions. They won the titles earlier in the year and have been defending it all over the world They will continue to do so against any and all challengers. Mr. Fuji defeated Steve Lombardi COMMERCIAL BREAK 6 Mad Dog & Butcher Vachon defeated Gary Royal & Italian Stallion Int. A debuting Sir Oliver Humperdink has arrived in the NWA and Mid Atlantic Championship Wrestling. He promises to bring chaos to the world and he begins with introducing his boys next week on World Championship Wrestling. COMMERCIAL BREAK 7 NWA Television Championship Match Tully Blanchard defeated Superstar Graham via Countout when JJ Dillon interfered and caused Graham to get counted-out. They were brawling on the floor, as Tully was trying to escape. JJ hid under the ring apron and held onto Graham’s foot as he tried to re-enter the ring. When Graham kicked him loose, he got into the ring, grabbed Tully, bench-pressed him over his head and dropped him hard onto the mat. He pinned Tully and counted his own pinfall. He held his hands over Tully as JJ threatened that he would NEVER be the TV champion. Graham grabbed the belt from the referee and held it over his head. He then dropped it over Blanchard as Superstar Graham left the ring. JJ climbed into the ring to check on the champion as we went to black. WCW TAPING ENDS WWW is all from the Johnny Rougeau Memorial Cup show. Bob Caudle and Johnny Weaver do commentary over the footage Lutte Internationale sent to the NWA. “Hacksaw” Butch Reed (USWA) vs Nikolai Volkoff (Mid-Atlantic) In the opener, Guy Hauray explains that Nikolai Volkoff replaces Harley Race, who has left the Mid-Atlantic territory to go to the USWA. 2 rough and tough individuals scratching and clawing their way and exchanging the momentum with each other. In the very last moments of the match, Butch Reed hits Nikolai Volkoff with the shortarm clothesline and makes the cover but the time limit expires! Right off the bat, our first surprise as both men are eliminated from the tournament. Butch Reed takes the mic and says this is bullshit and he had this match won. Reed says he’s not leaving the ring until the match is restarted. However, out comes International TV Champion Gino Brito from Lutte Internationale and says that he won’t let someone like Reed ruin the tournament for an ego trip. Brito says that if Reed wants to step into the ring again in Montreal, all he has to do is to stick around and face him on August 29th and he’ll put the International TV Championship on the line against him. Butch Reed accepts and says that he’s bringing the International TV Championship back with him and he’s gonna hand it over to Fritz Von Erich in Texas. Time Limit Draw – both Butch Reed & Nikolai Volkoff are eliminated Tito Santana (AWA) vs Superstar Billy Graham (Mid-Atlantic) The crowd seems to be solidly behind Tito Santana in this one. It is clear that Superstar is trying to overmatch Santana with his power and he’s being successful for most of the match. We’re in the final moments of the match and we could very well be headed to another time limit draw. But with less than 30 seconds to go, Tito Santana hits Superstar with his flying forearm smash and pins him at 14:32 to advance! Winner: Tito Santana (14:32) – advances to 2nd round Bob Caudle and Johnny Weaver discuss these two matches, in clipped form, showing thus far the two matches were the NWA contestants were eliminated. Up next after the break, we look at the other two first round matches. COMMERCIAL BREAK 1 Barry Windham (Mid-Atlantic) vs Dick Slater (w/Jimmy Hart) (WWF) Jacques Rougeau is still in the aisle when Dick Slater walks out for the match and Slater is taunting Jacques about his quick loss. Then, Barry Windham is coming out and he invites Jacques Rougeau to stay at ringside for the match. Dick Slater is none too happy about that and as the bell rings, all he can do is look at Jacques Rougeau and yell at him. They get into a heated argument and eventually, Dick Slater turns around and is met with Barry Windham’s Lariat. Windham gets a quick victory at 1:49 to advance. Jacques high-fives Barry Windham and they leave together while Dick Slater throws a temper tantrum in the ring! Winner: Barry Windham (1:49) – advances to 2nd round Larry Zbyszko (Mid-Atlantic) vs Jay Youngblood (Independent) Another case of a singles veteran against a tag team specialist in this first round. Jay Youngblood’s quickness proves to be a problem for the Living Legend and Zbyszko has to resort to dirty tactics to get the victory. At one point, Zbyszko take off the protecting pad from the top turnbuckle and while the referee has his back turned to put the pad back on, Zbyszko uses a roll of coins to nail Jay Youngblood with it. Zbyszko covers Youngblood and gets the victory at 6:07. Winner: Larry Zbyszko (6:07) – advances to 2nd round George “The Animal” Steele (w/Richard “Le Magnifique” Charland) (Lutte Internationale) vs Larry Zbyszko (Mid-Atlantic) As opposed to the previous match, none of these men are exactly fan favourites but it didn’t take away from the crowd being invested in this match as well, given that a Lutte Internationale representative was involved in it. 2 clashes of styles as Larry Zbyszko’s scientific style met George Steele’s more brutish style. Zbyszko’s dirty tricks were ineffective in this one since Richard Charland could make sure they would be rendered useless. Once again, Steele picks up the victory with his hammerlock slam at 8:03 to advance in the tournament. Winner: George “The Animal” Steele (8:03) – advances to quarterfinals Bob and Johnny show the first round where the NWA stars were involved. They also discussed the second round, where Larry Zbyszko didn’t make it pass George Steele. Up next, we see how Barry Windham fared in the second round. COMMERCIAL BREAK 2 Barry Windham (Mid-Atlantic) vs Dusty Rhodes (USWA) If the preceding match was the best match of the night, this one was probably the most anticipated match of this 2nd round. Both men shook hands before the bell rings and the crowd is literally split 50/50 between both wrestlers. Windham showed that his deceptive agility could be enough to lead him to victory but that wasn’t without counting Dusty Rhodes’ immense heart, which gave for a tremendous spectacle for the fans at the Montreal Forum. But both men also showed a lot of pride and desire to win, which ironically lead to the end of the match as well. Windham & Dusty got into a furious exchange in the corner and in the heat of the moment, both men shoved referee Luigi Macera twice, giving him no choice but to disqualify both men, much to the dismay of the fans in attendance. Macera officially called off the match at 13:47 Both Barry Windham & Dusty Rhodes are disqualified & are eliminated from the tournament After voicing their displeasure of the referee’s decision, Barry Windham & Dusty Rhodes shook hands and cut a promo talking about how they want to come back next year and do better. Barry Windham says that he’ll watch the rest of the tournament with interest, just like the American Dream and they hope the right man will win the tournament. Both leave under a big round of applause. Bob and Johnny discuss the respect Barry Windham had for this tournament and how disappointed he was when his match went to a double-disqualification. However, Barry did have some action on the final night of action from Montreal, and we’ll see how that came about next! Rick Martel (Lutte Internationale) vs Bob Orton (w/Jimmy Hart) (WWF) Like his previous 2nd round match, Bob Orton jumped on Rick Martel from the start to gain an early advantage. However, Rick Martel fought back quickly and got the advantage. Martel is able to hit his Slingshot Splash early but here comes International Heavyweight Champion Greg Valentine to interfere! Referee calls for the bell at 2:41 and Rick Martel advances to the semifinals. Winner: Rick Martel (2:41) – advances to semifinals Greg Valentine & Bob Orton team up on Rick Martel as they focus on Martel’s ankle. They stomp him while Jimmy Hart go gets a chair. Valentine positions the ankle to be broken with a chairshot but before he can do anything, Barry Windham & Dusty Rhodes run in to come to the aid of Rick Martel as all hell breaks loose! Dusty delivers a pair of bionic elbows to Bob Orton & Jimmy Hart while Windham trades fists with Valentine. Windham throws Valentine outside of the ring and checks on Martel. Windham asks for the microphone and tells Valentine that he seems to be looking for a fight so why don’t he put his money where his mouth is and put his International Heavyweight Championship on the line against him right here, right now? Valentine agrees and the match is on! International Heavyweight Championship Greg Valentine (w/Bob Orton & Jimmy Hart) vs Barry Windham (w/Dusty Rhodes) The match picks up exactly where it was left off when Greg Valentine interfered in the previous match with both Valentine & Windham trading fists. Windham has always been a deceptively fast wrestler for a man his size and Valentine finds that out early and it looks like he could lose his title to another promotion! And indeed, Barry Windham has Greg Valentine down quickly with his flying lariat and makes the cover but while Dusty Rhodes is fighting outside with Bob Orton, Dick Slater (who was eliminated by Windham in the first round) runs in and jumps on Windham! Referee Adrien Desbois calls for the bell at 4:55. Winner: Barry Windham by DQ (4:55); Greg Valentine retains Bob and Johnny sign off, telling the World Wide audience more NWA action next week! Dark Matches for the live crowd The Fantastics defeated The Grappler’s in a non title match Matt Borne defeated Pedro Morales The Great Kokina defeated Sam Houston NWA Champion Ric Flair, NWA US Tag Team Champions Pat Patterson & Ray Stevens (w/ JJ Dillon) defeated Bob Backlund & The Strongbow’s in the main event of the tapings. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LowBlowPodcast Posted September 6, 2016 Report Share Posted September 6, 2016 You have really got things running on all cylinders. I applaud your ability to keep everything straight and aligned and easy to follow and keep up with. Just tremendous work here. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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