1994-11-19-SMW-TV

[GSR]

Smoky Mountain Wrestling

TV

Aired November 19, 1994

1. Chris Candido & Boo Bradley (w/ Tammy Fytch) vs Anthony Michaels & James Adkins
2. INT:  Chris Candido & Boo Bradley & Tammy Fytch - Candido says how happy he is to be back in Smoky Mountain Wrestling and he knows the people are glad to have him back too!  He tells Brian Lee that he is an idiot, he’s got an idiot for a partner and come Thanksgiving Thunder they’re taking those two morons out.  Fytch tells Boo that if he doesn’t want anything to happen to this kitten of his he’ll do exactly as she says and promises that Lee and Cactus won’t be in one piece when they get through with them.
3. Wrestler’s Eye View w/ Cactus Jack & Brian Lee - Cactus calls out the number ‘9’ and Lee slams him, drops an elbow and covers him.  Cactus says that they’ve a new Brian Lee on their hands as the old Brian Lee would’ve been too polite to slam and cover him during an interview.  He’s not just a wrestler, he’s a motivator and Brian Lee is motivated like he’s never been motivated before.  As a motivator he has no peers, but as a communicator he’s finding out the only way he can reach out and touch Boo Bradley is to reach out and touch Boo Bradley.  Boo is like a giant refrigerator with a bunch of spoiled hamburger meat inside and the only way to fix the problem is by walking around pretending the whole thing doesn’t stink, or by opening the door, throwing that meat out and cleaning up the problem.  Chris Candido is hamburger meat in Brian Lee’s hands, he’s the refrigerator repair man and Boo Bradley will be fixed.
4. INT: Tracey Smothers - the segment opens by recapping the Bryant Anderson vs Tracey Smothers match from last week and the post-match action.  Smothers says that he did what he said he would do if Bryant beat him and that he would shake his hand.  He did that but Anderson sucker punched him and he’s going to get even at Thanksgiving Thunder.
5. Bryant Anderson vs George South - Tracey Smothers is on commentary for this match.  Anderson gets on the mic after the match and tell Smothers that what he did to George South is exactly what he’s going to do to him, and if he’s got the guts, get in the ring and face him now.  Smothers leaves the commentary position and goes and gets in the ring.  The two of them get into a shoving contest but end up being kept apart by Mark Curtis and Ron West.
6. Confrontation w/ Jim Cornette & Bob Armstrong - Cornette says that as of next week after Thanksgiving Thunder, Bob Armstrong is going to be out of his life and out of his hair.  He sees that Armstrong is out here all on his decrepit, lonesome self, which means that, as he suspected, Armstrong has been the Commissioner all along and he’s going to sue him and have him in so many courtrooms for this con job he’s pulled on him, the people and all of Smoky Mountain Wrestling.  Armstrong says that he knew Cornette would be in touch with his lawyers so he came prepared.  He had to look over a long list to find a man who thought like him, who has the same values as he does and would give everyone a fair shake.  He was struggling to find someone who fit the bill and then a light bulb went off and the man who should replace him as Commissioner was right under his nose.  He then introduces the new Commissioner and it’s Scott Armstong.  Needless to say Cornette isn’t happy.  Bob Armstrong has perpetrated another one on him and while he may be smiling and laughing now, come Thanksgiving Thunder, Abdullah the Butcher is going to make him and hors d’oeuvre in an Armstrong pie!  Armstrong reiterates why he chose the stipulations for this match (including clips from his match against Terry Funk in February) and that no amount of money would buy that satisfaction.  He wants all the fans that Jim Cornette has insulted to be there because when Cornette kisses his feet he wants them to feel like he is kissing theirs too.  Talk is that Bill Watts was supposed to be the mystery Commissioner and it certainly makes sense.  Scott Armstrong comes across as a substitute or a last minute replacement as surely they wouldn’t have built this angle for so long and have him as the pay off?)
7. INT: The Gangstas - repeat from 11/5
8. INT: Rock & Roll Express
9. INT: Tony Anthony - today’s main event will be him against Bruiser Bedlam in a strap match.  He’s sure that Jim Cornette will be at ringside in the Bruiser’s corner and while Ron Wright was supposed to be in his, he’s not here, so he will have to go it alone.
10. INT: Jim Cornette & Bruiser Bedlam - Cornette says that it’s so sad that Wright won’t be here today as he had his Geritol on ice for him in the back, his milk of magnesia and he wanted him to see Bruiser Bedlam beat the Dirty White Boy for the SMW Heavyweight title.  He warns Wright that he’s going down at Thanksgiving Thunder, just like Muhammad Ali was great in his day, he stepped in the ring one too many times and got his brain scrambled on the end of a fist sandwich.
11. Strap Match: Tony Anthony vs Bruiser Bedlam (w/ Jim Cornette) - Bucksnort Blaster and the Dirty White Boy touches three of the corners, but before he can get to the fourth Cornette gets in the ring and cracks him in the back with his tennis racket.  Bedlam puts the boots to the White Boy when from the other side, out comes Ron Wright.  He nails Cornette and starts beating on him until he and the White Boy clear the ring of them both.  A terrible, screwy ending, but great post-match with Ron Wright.
12. INT: Tony Anthony & Ron Wright - the Dirty White Boy says that does Jim Cornette believe he was the only man who knew how to be devious?  What just happened out here was a little example of what came out of Ron Wright’s rulebook, which means there are no rules, anything could happen and he should get ready for the whipping of a lifetime.

Bold matches are PWO recommended