1994-09-17-SMW-TV

[GSR]

Smoky Mountain Wrestling

TV

Aired September 17, 1994

1. Clips of a parking lot brawl between the Rock & Roll Express and The Gangstas in Johnson City, TN
2. Rock & Roll Express vs The Gangstas (from Johnson City, TN) - this is much better than the TV match (which was pretty much a straight wrestling match), as here we’ve got the ‘fight’ that New Jack had been promising in his interviews.  The Gangstas hang Ricky Morton with a noose at one point, before Robert Gibson attacks them with a blackjack he stole from New Jack busting them both open.  New Jack ends up with the noose around his neck and when Mark Curtis tries to regain some sort of order, Morton tosses him over the top rope to the floor (and he takes a great bump in the process).  The Hornet, Lance Storm, Chris Jericho, Chris Candido, Brian Lee, Anthony Michaels, Tracey Smothers, Killer Kyle and Tony Anthony all come out to try and separate the two teams and keep them from one another.  They don’t have much luck and they continue to brawl all the way to the backstage area, hitting each other with whatever weapons they can get their hands on from 2x4’s to mops to door frames.  The brawl makes its way out into the parking lot where all the wrestlers finally manage to separate them both.  Tremendous stuff.
3. INT: The Gangstas - New Jack says that he told those Caucasian white devils that they would get them and that it will no longer be a wrestling match but a fight.  They’re going to get them again and next time he gets to put his hands round that punk neck of theirs, he’s going to choke the life out of them and they will see that he and Mustafa are not to be played.  They’re the people they’re going to sit up and lose sleep about, they’re on a mission and that mission is to put the Rock & Roll Express right beside that big, fat, greasy haired Elvis Presley.  Rock & Roll is dead!
4. Bruiser Bedlam (w/ Jim Cornette) vs Steve Skyfire
5. INT: Jim Cornette & Bruiser Bedlam - Bob Caudle says that the Bruiser had it all his own way against Steve Skyfire, but it will be a different story when he faces the Dirty White Boy.  Cornette says it won’t be a different story it’s going to be the same old song and dance, as once again Bruiser Bedlam is going to demolish, destroy, demoralize and discombobulate anybody that stands in his path, and that includes the Dirty White Boy.  He’s never managed the SMW Heavyweight champion and that’s something he lusts for, his mouth waters at the prospect of seeing that gold belt around Bruiser Bedlam’s waist and one way or another the Dirty White Boy is going to give it over to him.  Cornette then turns his attention to Apple Brawl ’94 and the ‘Rage in the Cage’ match between the Dirty White Boy & Tracey Smothers & Rock & Roll Express and Bruiser Bedlam & Chris Candido & The Gangstas.  He’s not happy at all about being put in there with The Gangstas, they won’t talk to him, Bruiser, Candido and Tammy and don’t want to be managed by anyone, yet they have to be partners with them at Apple Brawl.  He still doesn’t know who the Commissioner is, he knows that someone at Smoky Mountain Wrestling is behind this and that somebody is out to get him.  The prospect of being partners with The Gangstas concerns him and he’s still trying to contact them so that he can talk and try and work out some sort of strategy with them, but so far no dice.
6. Personality Profile w/ Bob Armstrong & Tony Anthony - Les Thatchers opens by recapping the Bruiser Bedlam & Killer Kyle vs Tracey Smothers & Bob Armstrong match from last week.  Back on set and Bob says that his eye is still a little cloudy after Jim Cornette threw that alcohol in his face but he’s got one good eye left.  The good news is that already signed for next week is a handicap match between himself and Jim Cornette and Killer Kyle.  Cornette will never go one-on-one with anybody, but he’ll take whatever Kyle can dish out if it means he can get one good shot in on him.  He plans to lay him out so bad that his momma may have to fix him up with some plastic surgery so that she can remember what he used to look like.  The Dirty White Boy tells Bruiser Bedlam that he’s good at jumping people from behind, but next time he’ll be meeting him head on face to face and if Cornette sticks his nose in his business he’ll get a belt, jerk down his draws and blister his behind.
7. Tony Anthony vs Mike Moraldo - Jim Cornette and Bruiser Bedlam join them at the commentary desk and Cornette doesn’t appreciate what he heard that no good Bob Armstrong and Dirty White trash say about him.  They were making public threats to his safety and he should have them arrested!  Whipping is not what you do to a man of his breeding, social status and background, whipping is what you do to horse thieves, trailer park trash and welfare cases like these hillbillies that cheer for the Dirty White Boy.  You give them a public whipping to show that kind of trash is not going to be tolerated in this society.  He then says that a public whipping is just what the Dirty White Boy needs and a public whipping is what he thinks he ought to get.  Bedlam and Cornette then charge to the ring and jump the White Boy.  Cornette hands the Bruiser a belt and he starts whipping the White Boy before handing it back to Cornette who gets a few licks in of his own.  Anthony manages to grab the belt off Cornette and he immediately flees the ring but is able to get a couple of shots in on Bedlam until he too makes an exit out of there.
8. Recap of Boo Bradley and Chris Candido’s attack on Chris Jericho from last week
9. INT: Lance Storm - says everyone saw what happened to Chris Jericho and they can’t risk any further injury to him, so they’ve decided he should stay away from the ring until he’s 100% and has flown back to Calgary.  He’s going to be out here all on his own and needed to find someone to help him take care of Chris Candido and Boo Bradley.  He didn’t have to look very far as someone stepped up who’s got a bigger problem with Chris Candido than anybody and that man, his new partner, is Brian Lee.
10. Chris Candido & Boo Bradley (w/ Tammy Fytch) vs Lance Storm & Brian Lee - Candido and Lee are fighting on the outside when Fytch clocks Primetime in the knee with her purse just as he’s about to get back in the ring.  He falls to the floor and fails to beat the count giving Bradley and Candido the win.  A poor finish to an otherwise decent match.

Bold matches are PWO recommended