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WWE RAW REPORT 2/3/14 (Bryan vs. Orton, Steel Cage Challenge, More)

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Sorry for the delay guys, was dealing with a stomach bug yesterday and just couldn’t make it to a computer.

WWE Monday Night RAW Report for 2/3/14 from CenturyLink Center in Omaha, NE

Raw opens with Randy Orton…

Orton comes out with his usual whining about having to actually defend his title. Randy doesn’t like having to defend the WWE World Title against 5 men in the Elimination Chamber. Apparently, Orton feels like there’s a conspiracy against him, completely ignoring that the WWE champ defends the title in the Chamber EVERY year… Crowd isn’t in to Randy, then again who is? “CM Punk” chants start. I’ll settle for anything over the usual Orton bit. Orton says after he wins the Chamber he will defeat Batista at Mania, noting they were once equals but Orton is the greatest of all time now. Randy says he’s the main attraction of Raw, if that were true then ratings would be much lower…

Here comes more crap. Cue HHH & Stephanie at the top of the ramp. More “CM Punk” chants to screw with Steph and HHH, but they ramble through their lines as if they were robots repeating scripts. Steph calls Orton paranoid, while HHH says Randy’s whining doesn’t sound like “the face of the WWE”. HHH thinks maybe there should be a new face? “YES!” chants follow. Steph informs Orton that over the course of the next 3 weeks, he will face all five of his Chamber opponents in one on one matches. The Authority tease Daniel Bryan as the new face of WWE, HHH even joined in with the fans on the yes chants by raising his hands in the “YES!” gest. Orton will begin his slew of matches tonight, and his first opponent will be… DANIEL BRYAN!

There were at least 3 loud “CM Punk” chants during the opening segment, for an Omaha crowd that’s almost unruly. After little “Omaha” play by Peyton Manning at the Superbowl, I guess they deserve something.

-Commercial Break-

1. The Shield vs. Rey Mysterio, Big E. Langston & Kofi Kingston. Before the match, highlights from last week’s RAW & Smackdown are shown of the issues between the Wyatts & The Shield. The main clip featured Roman Reigns getting in Trips face on SD and announcing the Shield’s challenge to the Wyatts. Following a commercial, the match begins with Langston & Ambrose starting. The faces get some good offense in on Ambrose & Rollins, before the Shield can corner Kofi Kingston. Roman Reigns tags in to a good pop. The Shield work over Kofi with quick tags. Kingston manages a hot tag to Mysterio. Rey Rey rushes in “flying”, and I use that term fairly loosely, all over the place on Rollins. Fans want to see the 6-1-9, but the Shield corner Mysterio and Reigns tags in for control at the commercial break.

After commercial, WWE App footage of Reigns hitting the SUPER DROPKICK on Mysterio onto the apron. Ambrose misses a charge into the corner and Rey gets the hot tag to Big E. The IC Champ Langston hits the Shield hard, tossing them all around the ring. Reigns gets his eyebrow split open in the melee. Now it’s all 6 in the ring, and things break down. Reigns nails Langston with the SUPERMAN PUNCH and sets up for the Spear. Dean Ambrose TAGS HIMSELF IN and hits Langston with the inverted DDT for the win in 11:00, as Reigns looks on, pissed.

Reigns is pissed that Ambrose stole the win, they argue back-and-forth a bit while Rollins tries to calm the situation down. The Wyatt Family ends up appearing on the big screen… Is that thing still called the Titan Tron? Bray Wyatt cuts a promo. He says he has their blueprint stamped in his brain. He calls the Shield pawns. Bray says The Shield’s moment is coming sooner than they think. Luke Harper ends up getting a speaking role. He says “he has always been your king.” He begins whistling, very creepy… Erick Rowan leans in wearing the sheep mask. Rowan says “run.” We see Bray smiling as Harper continues whistling. VERY AWESOME INTERVIEW segment… Super creepy… more so than usual. I like giving the other guys speaking rolls, it adds to their character and the segment.

-Commercial Break-

Back from break, Michael Cole promotes the fact that the Seahawks did the “Yes” chant after winning the Super Bowl, as well as the Seahawks tweeting Daniel Bryan after their big victory.

#BNB, It’s Bad News Barrett everyone! Barrett points out that the Super Bowl on Sunday was the most watched show in U.S. history, but he’s afraid he’s got some bad news. He talks about people eating junk food during the game. Out of nowhere, Jerry Lawler jumps on the house mic. says he’s afraid he’s got some bad news for Barrett. Lawler says hopefully next week, Barrett won’t be around. How is that even news? It was a statement of hope, not news. Not only that, it was abrupt, made no sense, and it ended there without any further discussion or explanation. Lawler’s music plays. That was….odd

-Commercial Break-

2. Christian vs. Jack Swagger (w/Zeb Colter & Censaro). Christian returned last week on SD and defeated Jack Swagger to earn a qualifying spot in the Elimination Chamber match. Meanwhile, Swagger’s partner Cesaro defeated Dolph Ziggler to earn a spot in the Chamber. Swagger seems to be letting his real American friends down. This is the rematch from SD. The announcers discuss dissension and jealousy within the Real Americans. Swagger takes down Christian to start. The match spills to the floor at one point, but is right back inside just as quick. The King thinks Christian would be a great FACE of the WWE. Well, that gets things going. LOL, that’s all it takes for Vince McMahon to start feeding JBL lines from years past. Vince has JBL talk about how Christian’s face would look better as a BLUE DOT, no seriously Vince made a joke about this years early. McMahon believed that Christian was so ugly that his gimmick should be he had a blue dot to cover his face on the screen. Jack misses the Swagger Splash/Bomb in the corner. Christian comes back and hits a dropkick from the middle rope. Swagger catches Christian coming off the top and tosses him down and applies the Ankle Lock. Christian escapes. Swagger dodges a Killswitch and goes for the Gut wrench Powerbomb, but Christian floats over. A sunset flip gets 3 in 5:00… Christian wins again!

After the match, Cesaro is shown outside the ring looking upset at that his partner has lost once again. Lots of teams having issues these days…

-Commercial Break-

3. STEEL CAGE MATCH: WWE Tag-Team Titles: Champions The New Age Outlaws vs. Goldust & Cody Rhodes. Highlights are shown of last week’s match between the Outlaws vs. Goldust and Cody, including Brock Lesnar interfering. The steel cage is lowered and the Outlaws make their way out. Other than the turn on Punk, they sure haven’t hinted much at being heels. Michael Cole mentions that this isn’t the usual “Escape the Cage” match, there must be a pin or submission. Cool! I like that old Crockett feel. The faces start off super hart, things swing back & forth… Crowd starts up a “CM Punk” chant during some down time. The Outlaws FINALLY gain complete control of the match just before a commercial break. Perfect timing too, “We Want Punk” chants begin…

After the break, Goldust and Road Dogg are battling it out back & forth. Cody tags in and goes off. Gunn flings Goldust into the cage. Rhodes goes to the TOP OF THE CAGE and NAILS A MOONSAULT! Glad this spot made it to TV, it looked awesome at the house show. Cody landed the move perfectly, but Dogg didn’t do the best job of taking the move. Cody sells his arm/shoulder off the bump, and as he tries to get up, BILLY GUNN WITH THE FAME-ASSER for the win! The Outlaws retain in 16:00.

4. Titus O’Neil vs. Zack Ryder. Titus is coming off a heel turn on Darren Young from SD. O’Neil has new theme music… It sucks… That is all… Titus manhandles Ryder, who still has a job. THE MIZ randomly shows up at ringside. Miz is pissed that a guy that barks is wrestling against a guy who makes up internet titles (You bring up something from 3 years ago? Really??? Really???). Miz is pissed these guys are being booked over him, them just stomps away. That was about as worthless as this match. “CM Punk” chants during this bore-fest. Ryder finally makes a comeback, Bro-ski boot, but O’Neil catches Ryder off the second rope with a side slam. Splash in the corner and “Clash of the Titus” wins the match for O’Neil in somewhere around 3:00.

Titus has something about him that can catch the viewers attention, but they didn’t let him use it tonight. BLAH.

-Commercial Break-

Very cool “Black History Month” vignette on “Big Cat” Ernie Ladd.

Dance-Off: Summer Rae vs. Emma. This starts off as a Fandango vs. Santino Marella dance off, but Santino insists it’s an easy win for him, so why not let Summer Rae challenge a fan from the crowd. Summer agrees, and Santino picks NXT Diva Emma. Summer goes first, fancing all of 5 seconds… Okay… The music stops and Santino tells us to feast our eyes on the swirling hips and fantastic maneuvers of #Emma. Goofy music begins to play as Emma dances atrociously, to the point that it really didn’t even resemble “dancing”. I don’t follow NXT yet (I plan to once the Network starts up), but this Emma girl already annoys me greatly… Santino polls the crowd… They boo Summer, they cheer Emma… Summer & Fandango leave the ring without further issue. Santino & Emma dance… Well… That…. Was…. Pointless.

-Commercial Break-

5. Sheamus vs. Curtis Axel (w/Ryback). “CM Punk” chants start early, and why not… Back & forth match, spills to the floor, Sheamus slams Axel into the announce table as Ryback watches on. Axel takes back over after Sheamus hits the post with his shoulder. “Punk” chants pick back up so Ryback plays heel to the ringside crowds to kill them. Clever, for once. Sheamus fights back, tries for White Noise, but Axel escapes. Sheamus comes back and lands the BROGUE KICK for the win in 7:00…

Nothing necessarily WRONG with this match, it was fine, but it was put in a bad position to follow the crap before it.

Seriously. who the hell booked these last 3 segments back to back? This really killed the show. I feel like I’m in the 10th hour of a telethon. Shoot me now. If this is what they came up with after their BIG creative meeting late last week, then we’re in major trouble. They say the locker room had low morale? Gee, wonder why…

-Commercial Break-

It’s time for BATISTA to cut a promo. The Animal enters the ring to a less than enthralling response. Batista barely speaks before ALBERTO DEL RIO comes out. The two men argue over who the better metrosexual is, or maybe it was about something else. Del Rio says he was winning titles while Batista was at home waiting on acting jobs. Batista tells Del Rio he doesn’t have a problem with him and to drop it. “CM Punk” chants emerge a few times during the segment. Del Rio continues his comments.

Batista again tries to explain he has no issue with Del Rio, but before he can finish the sentence, Alberto pops him in the face… NICE! That was much better than the usual “wait for guy to stop talking before I attack him” spot… Del Rio beats down Batista and goes off the ropes, but runs right into a boot from Batista. Batista sets up for a Batista Bomb, but Del Rio wiggles free and escapes the ring. Del Rio teases getting back in, but leaves. Batista is pissed off in the ring and says if Del Rio wants a match, he’s got it!

-Commercial Break-

6. Dolph Ziggler, R-Truth & Xavier Woods vs. The Wyatt Family. A small comment is made about Dolph’s lashing out in an APP interview after last week’s SD, but the video isn’t shown. It’s Rowan & Woods to start, Xavier gets the upper hand and tags to Truth. R-Truth steps in but takes a beat down by the Wyatts. Truth finally makes a comeback as “We Want Ziggler” chants begin. Hot tag to Zigglesworth and he is all over the ring! 10-Punch on Harper, neckbreaker and DDT follows. Rowan breaks up the cover. Things break down into a brawl, Bray handles the faces without issue. Harper whacks Ziggler with the big clothesline. Wyatt tags in and lands Sister Abigail for the win in 5:00. Really? Sheamus vs. Axel gets 7:00? You couldn’t have cut out the dancing crap and extend this match?

Yeah, you can tell Punk leaving really sent a message to “The Authority”. As they continue to bury certain talent. Not that I expected Ziggles team to win by any means, but making a lifeless Ziggler do the job was just another “message” to the fans, IMO…

The Shield appears on the screen. Ambrose tells them that they’re not afraid of them and that they don’t live in his weird little world. Seth Rollins calls him delusional. He says they can’t hang with The Shield. Roman Reigns tells The Wyatt’s to take a look around because they’re standing in The Shield’s playground. He says when the Elimination Chamber comes, The Wyatt Family’s time is over. When The Shield are done, we see Bray laughing in the ring.

-Commercial Break-

A vignette with Alexander Rusev and Lana airs next. The Bulgarian is coming!

7. Naomi (w/Cameron) vs. Aksana (w/Alicia Fox). AJ Lee on commentary with Tamina by her side. Naomi beats down Aksana while AJ talks trash on Naomi while on commentary. Cole points out Naomi beat AJ twice, Lee says Naomi is the best of the Total Divas, but that AJ is better than all of them. Aksana takes over Naomi and prevents some comeback attempts. Naomi lands a nice split legged moonsault out of nowhere to get the win in 6:00.

After the match, Alicia Fox tries to attack Naomi. Cameron makes the save. Naomi hits the Rear View on Fox to clear the ring. This is getting to be a loooong episode of Raw…

Main event is next…

-Commercial Break-

8. Daniel Bryan vs. Randy Orton (WWE Champion). “Daniel Bryan” and “Yes” chants start out strong in this non-title match. “CM Punk” chants also breakout at one point early on. Bryan on the offense early with some kicks in the corner, a nice dragon screw leg-whip. Bryan works over the leg of Orton. Orton escapes to the floor but BRYAN TOSSES ORTON OVER THE TABLE AND INTO MICHAEL COLE! Nice… Anytime Cole gets nailed unexpectedly is fun for me. Bryan with a lengthy offene, working the leg of Randy. Orton lures Bryan back outside and hits a back suplex onto the barricade, and Bryan is down. Back inside, Daniel battles back with leg kicks, but Orton hits the scoop powerslam as we go to commercial…

Back from break, Bryan is back in charge, working the leg of Orton. Randy finally counters with an Exploder Suplex and tosses Daniel outside. Bryan favors his shoulder, so Randy posts him and tosses Bryan into the steps.

As the action returns to the ring, Orton continues to focus his attack on the arm of Bryan. Orton starts doing his Ronnie Garvin stomps on the body of Bryan, again focusing mainly on Bryan’s arm. A loud “Daniel Bryan” chant breaks out in Omaha as Orton continues to work over the arm of Bryan. Orton does his pose to taunt the fans as Bryan continues to sell his arm. Orton grabs Bryan’s arm and yanks it over the top-rope as he drops to the floor outside the ring.

Back in the ring, it’s Mr. Slow & “Methodical” doing what he does best and boring me to tears… Orton goes for a SUPERPLEX, but Bryan fights him off, and finally drops Orton with a headbutt. MISSILE DROPKICK from Bryan, but Daniel hurt his shoulder during the process. Fans are solidly behind Bryan. Both men get up, Bryan goes after Orton’s leg, but Randy yanks Daniel’s arm down to the mat. Orton tries to take over but Bryan counters with the YES LOCK! Orton manages to hook the ropes with his leg for the break.

Bryan stays on top, YES Kicks in the corner, SHOTGUN dropkick in the corner! A Second Shotgun Dropkick! Bryan tries a third, but runs right into a Randy Orton Dropkick!!! NICE SPOT, excellent timing…. Orton lands the draping DDT and sets up for the RKO. Bryan counters with a kick. Daniel with YES kicks with Randy on his knees, and a big roundhouse kick to the side of Randy’s head puts Randy down. Bryan goes up and connects with a DIVING HEADBUTT..1………..2……….Orton kicks out!!!

Here comes KANE… UGH…. Bryan knocks Kane off the apron!!! Daniel tosses Orton out… Bryan with a SUICIDE DIVE on both men… Bryan knocks Kane into the steel steps then back inside with Orton… Randy meets Bryan with an RKO… NO!! Bryan shoves him off, RUNNING KNEE GETS THE WIN!!! Bryan pins Orton after 25:00.

After The Match, Bryan’s music plays and he leads the crowd in some “Yes!” chants, but continues to sell his shoulder. Kane and Orton creep up on the apron and Bryan goes after Kane. Orton attacks Bryan from behind and the heels take over. Kane chokeslams Bryan down as the crowd boo’s. Kane does his pose and his pyro explodes…. about 5 seconds late…

Orton grabs his two belts and both guys stand tall over the fallen Bryan. End Raw.

News on CM Punk Being Erased from WWE Product, Locker Room Morale Low

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– CM Punk chants were ongoing both before and during RAW. The chants took place during various segments and matches including Randy Orton’s opening segment, the cage match between The New Age Outlaws and The Rhodes family, the Titus O’Neil vs. Zack Ryder match and more. The chants went on during the Superstars taping as well. A few WWE Superstars attempted to squash the chants, including Randy Orton speaking very quickly during his opening promo and Ryback using heel tactics to get heel heat on himself at ringside during the Sheamus vs. Curtis Axel match. It could have been a lot worse as the Omaha crowd seemed to die out at the show went on. Can you blame them?!

– Speaking of Punk, it doesn’t look good for his future in WWE. It’s been reported that Punk has yet to answer or reply to any of Vince McMahon’s attempts at working things out. WWE continues to scrub all traces of CM Punk from its product. As seen on last night’s RAW, CM Punk has been removed from the “Then. Now. Forever” montage that airs at the start of WWE shows. He has been replaced by Kane.

Footage of CM Punk talking about Paul Heyman was also removed from WWE’s video package hyping the “Countdown” series that will air on the WWE Network.

Punk’s image has also been removed from the WWE App home screen and he’s been pulled from his WrestleMania AXXESS VIP signing (replaced by Ric Flair).

Morale backstage at RAW last night was said to be lower than usual after CM Punk walked out of the company. Many of the wrestlers felt like Punk was the main guy to speak up and voice his opinion when he didn’t agree with something. There is talk that WWE officials are saying that WrestleMania 30 has a lot of potential, but the locker room “is not necessarily seeing that right now”.

Stacy Keibler Returning to WWE?

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WWE officials are reportedly making a strong effort to bring former Diva Stacy Keibler back to the company as an on-air performer. We noted last month that Stephanie McMahon saw Stacy while she was in New York City at a VH1 Blitz concert. Stephanie told a fan on Twitter that Stacy looked the best she ever has. Word is that Stephanie and Stacy met for 15-20 minutes. While Stacy has been reluctant to return in the past, apparently WWE’s latest offer to her is lucrative enough that she must be giving it serious consideration.

News came out this week that Stephanie was trying to lock in a big name for this year’s Hall of Fame ceremony and speculation now is that name is Keibler. Good Grief!

Spoilers: WWE Superstars, Taped 2/3/14

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WWE Superstars Taping Results

– Tamina defeated Natalya in Divas action. This was your typical WWE Divas match, with a decent amount of back-and-forth action. Tamina ended up getting the win via a clean pinfall. The crowd was doing some “CM Punk” chants throughout the match.

– The Usos & Los Matadores defeated 3MB & Curt Hawkins in 8-Man Tag Team action. Lots of comedy spots, fun match with one of the Usos getting the win following an enzuigiri & diving splash.

Betty White Hosting Raw… NEXT WEEK!

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– Legendary actress Betty White will be promoting her “Off Their Rockers” show on Lifetime and the fifth season of TV Land’s Hot In Cleveland when she hosts RAW next Monday from Los Angeles.

Hey, somebody had to replace Mae Young.

Memphis Results: 1983

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(Credit for the following results go to numerous sources, including, but not limited to, Tim Dills, Jason Campbell, Mark James, and various news clippings)

Continental Wrestling Association (CWA) Results 1983
Promoting the Areas of: Tennessee and adjacent cities
Promoter: Jerry Jarrett

 

1/2/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 4,111)
Bobby Eaton defeated Bobby Fulton.
Jesse Barr & Apocalypse defeated King Cobra & Dutch Mantel.
Southern Champ Terry Taylor defeated Sweet Brown Sugar.
Bill Dundee & Jerry Calhoun defeated Jim Cornette, Miss Linda, & Adrian Street in a “handicap” match.
Jacques Rougeau defeated Sabu (Cocoa Samoa) to win the Mid-America Title.
The Fabulous Ones defeated The Sheepherders (Boyd & Williams) in a “strap on a pole” match.
* Note: This was a Sunday show.

1/10/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 8,208)
Jesse Barr drew The King Cobra.
Dutch Mantel defeated Apocalypse via DQ.
Sabu defeated Bobby Fulton.
Sabu won an “elimination” match.
Bobby Eaton defeated Jacques Rougeau to win the Mid-America Title.
Southern Champ Terry Taylor defeated Sweet Brown Sugar.
Bill Dundee & Jerry Calhoun defeated Adrian Street, Jim Cornette, & Miss Linda via DQ in a “handicap” match.
Southern Tag Champs The Fabulous Ones defeated The Sheepherders (Boyd & Williams) in a “strap on a pole” match.
Nick Bockwinkel defeated Jerry Lawler to win the held-up AWA World Title.

1/17/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 5,690)
Bobby Fulton defeated Carl Fergie.
Dutch Mantel defeated The Angel.
Jesse Barr defeated Ken Raper.
Carl Fergie, The Angel, & Jesse Barr defeated Dutch Mantel, Bobby Fulton, & Ken Raper.
Stan Lane defeated Jonathan Boyd via DQ.
Bill Dundee & Terry Taylor defeated Adrian Street & Apocalypse.
The Fabulous Ones defeated The Sheepherders (Boyd & Williams) via forfeit to win the Southern Tag Title.
Bobby Eaton & Sabu defeated Jerry Lawler & Sweet Brown Sugar via DQ.

1/24/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 5,589)
The Angel defeated Bobby Fulton.
Jesse Barr drew King Cobra.
Dutch Mantel defeated Carl Fergie.
Southern Tag Champs The Fabulous Ones defeated Jonathon Boyd & The Angel.
Bill Dundee & Terry Taylor defeated Adrian Street & Apocalypse in a “no DQ” match.
Bobby Eaton & Sabu defeated Sweet Brown Sugar & Jerry Lawler in a “no DQ” match.

1/30/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 5,907)
King Cobra defeated Masked Marauder #1.
The Angel defeated Phillip (Armand) Rougeau
Apocalypse defeated Bobby Fulton.
Big Red defeated Marauder #2.
Dutch Mantel drew Jesse Barr.
Dutch Mantel, Bobby Fulton, King Cobra, & Big Red defeated The Marauders, The Angel, & Jesse Barr.
Jacques Rougeau defeated Terry Taylor to win the Southern Title.
The Sheepherders (Boyd & Williams) defeated The Fabulous Ones to win the Southern Tag Title in a “loser leaves town vs. title” match.
Adrian Street defeated Bill Dundee via DQ in a “loser receives ten lashes” match.
Jerry Lawler, Terry Funk, & Sweet Brown Sugar defeated Bobby Eaton, Sabu, & Carl Fergie in a “Texas tornado death” match.
* Note: This was a Sunday show.

No Show Scheduled at the Mid-South Coliseum on 2/7/83. However, CWA did run a show at Cook Convention Center on 2/6/83. Results Below..

2/6/83 – Memphis, TN. @ Cook Convention Center
Apocalypse defeated Phillip Rougeau
Jesse Barr defeated Dutch Mantel via DQ
Bill Dundee won a handicap match defeating Adrian Street, Jim Cornette & Miss Linda
The Fabulous Ones defeated Southern Tag Champs the Sheepherders to regain the titles
Jerry Lawler & Sweet Brown Sugar defeated Bobby Eaton & Sabu
Southern Champion Jacques Rougeau No Contest against Terry Taylor when the referee stopped the match

2/14/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum
Kenya Condori defeated Bobby Fulton.
Sweet Brown Sugar defeated Sabu.
Jesse Barr defeated Dutch Mantel.
Bobby Eaton defeated King Cobra.
Bill Dundee defeated Apocalypse via forfeit.
The Fabulous Ones defeated The Executioners via DQ.
Bobby Eaton defeated Bill Dundee via DQ.
Sweet Brown Sugar defeated Jesse Barr.
Terry Taylor defeated Jacques Rougeau in a “no DQ” match to win the Southern Title.
Bobby Eaton defeated Sweet Brown Sugar to win the vacant Mid-America Title.
AWA World Champ Nick Bockwinkel double count out against Jerry Lawler.

2/20/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 4,965)
Sabu drew Carl Fergie.
Kenya Condori defeated Phillip Rougeau.
Jacques Rougeau defeated Dutch Mantel via DQ.
Adrian Street & Jesse Barr defeated The Fabulous Ones to win the Southern Tag Title.
Sweet Brown Sugar defeated Bobby Eaton to win the Mid-America Title. As a result, Eaton had to shine Jimmy Harts shoes. If Sugar had lost, he would have had to shine the shoes of fans.
Southern Champ Terry Taylor defeated Austin Idol.
The Sheepherders (Boyd & Williams) defeated Bill Dundee & Steve O.
Jerry Lawler defeated AWA World Champ Nick Bockwinkel via forfeit.
Austin Idol defeated Jerry Lawler in a “no DQ” match.
* Note: This was a Sunday show.

3/1/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 4,573)
Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine defeated King Cobra & Carl Fergie.
The Galaxians drew Ricky Morton & Jim Dalton.
Sonny King defeated Phillip Rougeau.
Jacques Rougeau defeated Dutch Mantel.
Bobby Eaton defeated Sweet Brown Sugar to win the Mid-America Title in a “loser leaves town, No DQ” match.
Bill Dundee & Steve O defeated The Sheepherders (Boyd & Williams).
CWA International Champ Austin Idol defeated Jerry Lawler.
* Note: This was a Tuesday show.

3/7/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 5,657)
Jim Dalton defeated Sabu via DQ.
Terry Taylor & Ricky Morton drew The Galaxians.
Dutch Mantel defeated Jacques Rougeau in a “loser leaves town” match.
Bill Dundee & Steve O defeated The Sheepherders (Boyd & Williams) in a “back alley street brawl” match.
Stagger Lee (Koko Ware) defeated Bobby Eaton to win the Mid-America Title.
Southern Tag Champs The Fabulous Ones defeated Adrian Street & Jesse Barr.
Jerry Lawler defeated Austin Idol (3:54) to win the CWA International Title.

3/14/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 3,384)
The Galaxians defeated Dutch Mantel & Bobby Fulton.
The Rock-n-Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson) defeated Sabu & Kenya Condorie.(The Debut of the R&R’s)
Southern Champ Terry Taylor defeated Sonny King.
The Fabulous Ones defeated Adrian Street, Jesse Barr, & Jim Cornette in a “handicap” match.
Steve O defeated Jonathon Boyd.
Bobby Eaton & Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine defeated Stagger Lee, Jerry Lawler, & Bill Dundee.

3/21/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 6,162)
Duke Myers & Sonny King defeated Bobby Fulton & Carl Fergie.
Jonathon Boyd defeated Steve O.
The Rock-n-Roll Express defeated The Galaxians.
The Sheepherders (Boyd & Williams), Adrian Street, Jesse Barr defeated The Fabulous Ones, Steve O, & Dutch Mantel.
Bill Dundee defeated Terry Taylor to win the Southern Title.
Stagger Lee, Jerry Lawler, & Andre The Giant defeated Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine & Bobby Eaton.

3/28/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum
Duke Myers defeated King Cobra.
The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) defeated Bobby Fulton & Carl Fergie.
The Rock-n-Roll Express defeated The Galaxians in a “no DQ” match.
Chief Lone Eagle defeated Tiny Tom.
Mid-America Champ Stagger Lee defeated Porkchop Cash in a “mask & title vs. $1,000” match.
CWA International Champ Jerry Lawler defeated Bobby Eaton.
Southern Champ Bill Dundee defeated Terry Taylor.
The Fabulous Ones, & Steve O, & Dutch Mantel defeated The Sheepherders (Boyd & Williams), Jesse Barr, & Adrian Street in a “hair vs. losers leave town” match.

4/4/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 6.716)
Carl Fergie defeated Sonny King via DQ.
Duke Myers defeated Bobby Fulton.
Bobby Eaton drew The Ace of Spades (Tommy Gilbert)
Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine defeated Dutch Mantel & Steve O.
Mid-America Champ Stagger Lee defeated Giant Frazier in a “mask & title vs. $1,000” match.
The Galaxians defeated The Rock-n-Roll Express in a match where the Galaxians masks were at stake.
Southern Champ Bill Dundee defeated Terry Taylor in a match with two referees.
The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) defeated The Fabulous Ones to win the Southern Tag Title.
AWA World Champ Nick Bockwinkel defeated Jerry Lawler via DQ.

4/11/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 6,366)
Duke Myers defeated Bobby Fulton.
Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine defeated Steve O & Carl Fergie.
The Galaxians defeated The Rock-n-Roll Express in a “Texas tornado” match where the Galaxians masks were at stake.
Southern Champ Bill Dundee double count out against Dutch Mantel.
Stagger Lee & Terry Taylor defeated Giant Frazier, Jimmy Hart, & Bobby Eaton in a “handicap hair vs. hair” match. Frazier had his head shaved.
Southern Tag Champs The Moondogs (Ref & Spot) defeated The Fabulous Ones.
Jerry Lawler defeated AWA World Champ Nick Bockwinkel via DQ in a match where there was no referee in the ring.

4/18/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 5,468)
The Ace of Spades drew Carl Fergie.
Terry Taylor & Steve O defeated Dream Machine & Porkchop Cash via DQ.
Mid-America Champ Stagger Lee defeated Bobby Eaton via DQ in a “mask & title vs. $1,500” match.
The Rock-n-Roll Express defeated The Galaxians & Jim Cornette in a match were the Express’ hair was at stake.
CWA International Champ Jerry Lawler defeated Duke Meyers.
Jerry Lawler defeated Jimmy Hart & Jim Cornette in a “handicap” match.
Southern Champ Bill Dundee defeated Dutch Mantel.

4/25/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 4,667)
The Ace of Spades defeated King Cobra.
Steve O defeated Galaxian #1.
Terry Taylor drew Bobby Eaton.
Bobby Eaton won an “elimination” match. Also in the match were: Ace of Spades, Carl Fergie, Bobby Fulton, Galaxian #1, King Cobra, Sonny King, Duke Myers, Steve O, and Terry Taylor.
Dream Machine & Porkchop Cash defeated The Rock-n-Roll Express.
Mid-America Champ Stagger Lee defeated The Lone Ranger (Stan Frazier) in a “title vs. mask” match. As a result, he earned a match with Jimmy Hart.
Stagger Lee defeated Jimmy Hart.
Southern Champ Bill Dundee defeated Dutch Mantel in a “falls count anywhere’ Match.
CWA International Champ Jerry Lawler defeated Tully Blanchard.
The Fabulous Ones defeated The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) in a “no DQ” match to win the held-up Southern Tag Title.

5/2/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 9,194)
Carl Fergie defeated Sonny King.
Terry Taylor defeated The Ace of Spades.
Steve O defeated The Galaxian.
Stagger Lee, Mad Dog, & The Rock-n-Roll Express defeated Bobby Eaton, The Lone Ranger, Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine via DQ.
Southern Champ Bill Dundee defeated Dutch Mantel in a “whip on a pole” match.
Southern Tag Champs The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) defeated The Fabulous Ones in a “stretcher” match.
Jerry Lawler defeated The Colossus of Death & Andy Kaufman in a “handicap piledriver” match.

5/9/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 7,618)
The Ace of Spades drew King Cobra.
Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine defeated Carl Fergie & Bobby Fulton.
Steve O & Terry Taylor defeated The Galaxians.
The Rock-n-Roll Express defeated The Grapplers via forfeit.
Bobby Eaton & The Lone Ranger defeated Stagger Lee & Mad Dog.
Jerry Lawler defeated The Colossus of Death.
Jackie Fargo & Stan Lane defeated The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) in a “stretcher” match.
Dutch Mantel defeated Bill Dundee in a “hair vs. title” match to win the Southern Title.

5/16/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 4,803)
The Ace of Spades defeated Bobby Fulton.
King Cobra defeated The Angel.
Stagger Lee, Mad Dog, Terry Taylor, Carl Fergie, & Steve O defeated Dream Machine, Porkchop Cash, The Lone Ranger, & The Galaxians.
The Rock-n-Roll Express No Contest with The Galaxians.
Bobby Eaton & Duke Myers defeated The Fabulous Ones to win the Southern Tag Title.
Bill Dundee defeated Dutch Mantel in a “scaffold” match to win the Southern Title.
Ken Patera defeated Jerry Lawler to win the CWA International Title. (Patera arrives in Memphis)

5/23/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 5,816)
Sonny King defeated King Cobra.
The Lone Ranger defeated Mad Dog.
The Galaxians defeated Carl Fergie & Bobby Fulton.
Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine defeated Terry Taylor & Steve O.
Mid-America Champ Stagger Lee defeated The Ace of Spades in a “mask vs. mask” match.
The Grapplers defeated The Rock-n-Roll Express in a “no DQ” match.
The Fabulous Ones defeated Southern Tag Champs Duke Myers & Bobby Eaton via DQ.
Dutch Mantel defeated Bill Dundee in a “bull whip” match to win the Southern Title.
CWA International Champ Ken Patera defeated Jerry Lawler.

5/30/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 4,526)
King Cobra defeated Angel.
Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine defeated Dutch Mantel & Carl Fergie.
Tommy Gilbert & Steve O defeated The Galaxians.
Stagger Lee defeated Sonny King via forfeit.
Joyce Grable defeated Penny Mitchell.
The Rock-n-Roll Express defeated The Grapplers.
The Fabulous Ones defeated Bobby Eaton & Duke Myers in a “hair vs. title” match to win the Southern Tag Title.
CWA International Champ Ken Patera defeated Terry Taylor.
Bill Dundee defeated Jerry Lawler to win the Southern Title.

6/6/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum
Galaxian #2 defeated Steve O.
Tommy Gilbert defeated Galaxian #1.
Tom Pritchard defeated Carl Fergie.
Dutch Mantel & Penny Mitchell defeated Joyce Grable & The Angel.
The Rock-n-Roll Express, Terry Taylor, & Stagger Lee defeated Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine & The Grapplers.
The Fabulous Ones defeated Bobby Eaton, Duke Myers, Jim Cornette, & Jimmy Hart in a “handicap” match.
Jerry Lawler defeated Bill Dundee to win the Southern Title in a “loser leaves town” match.

6/13/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 5,716)
Don Anderson defeated Bruise Brother #2.
Tommy Gilbert defeated Galaxian #1.
Tom Pritchard defeated Jimmy Kent.
The Grapplers defeated The Rock-n-Roll Express in a match where the Grapplers’ masks were at stake.
Mid-America Champ Stagger Lee defeated Bruise Brother #1 in a “mask vs. $500” match.
Dutch Mantel & Penny Mitchell defeated Duke Myers & Joyce Grable.
Bobby Eaton defeated Mad Dog in a “mad dog” match.
The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) No Contest with The Fabulous Ones.
Man Mountain Link defeated Jerry Lawler to win the Southern Title.
Stagger Lee won a “battle royal.”

6/20/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 6,525)
Don Anderson & Kin Timbs defeated The A-Team.
Tom Pritchard defeated The Giant Rebel (Stan Frazier).
Stagger Lee & Dutch Mantel defeated Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine.
Mad Dog defeated Bobby Eaton in a “mad dog” match.
The Rock-n-Roll Express defeated The Grapplers in a “Texas death” match.
The Fabulous Ones No Contest with The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) in a “lumberjack” match.
Jerry Lawler defeated Man Mountain Link to win the Southern Title.
Jerry Lawler defeated CWA International Champ Ken Patera via DQ.

6/27/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 6,917)
Ted Allen defeated The Galaxian.
Don Anderson defeated Ken Timbs.
The Grapplers defeated Tommy Gilbert & Dutch Mantel.
Tom Pritchard defeated Duke Myers.
Little Tokyo defeated Chilly Bo Didley.
Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine defeated The Rock-n-Roll Express.
Bobby Eaton & Jimmy Hart defeated Mad Dog & Stagger Lee.
Jerry Lawler & Austin Idol defeated Ken Patera & Man Mountain Link.
The Fabulous Ones defeated The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) via DQ in a “steel cage” match.

7/4/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 8,774)
Ken Timbs defeated Ted Allen.
Tommy Gilbert defeated The Galaxian.
Duke Myers drew Dutch Mantel.
Tom Pritchard & Chief Lone Eagle defeated The Giant Rebel & Little Tokyo.
The Rock-n-Roll Express, Steve Regal, Spike Huber, & Mad Dog defeated Man Mountain Link, Dream Machine, Porkchop Cash, & The Grapplers.
Frankie Laine defeated Stagger Lee to win the Mid-America Title.
The Fabulous Ones & Austin Idol defeated The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) & Bobby Eaton in a “steel cage” match.
Jimmy Hart & Andy Kaufman defeated Jerry Lawler via DQ.
Jerry Lawler won a “battle royal” for a 1984 Corvette.

7/11/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 7,466)
Spike Huber drew Don Anderson.
Sweet Daddy O defeated Tommy Gilbert.
The Jaguar defeated Ken Timbs.
Tom Pritchard defeated Apocalypse.
The Rock-n-Roll Express defeated Duke Myers & Man Mountain Link.
Mid-America Champ Frankie Laine defeated Dutch Mantel.
The Grapplers defeated The Fabulous Ones to win the Southern Tag Title.
Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine defeated Jerry Lawler & Austin Idol.
The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) defeated Stagger Lee & Bobby Eaton via DQ.
Andy Kaufman defeated Jimmy Hart via DQ in a “lights out” match.

7/18/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 6,790)
Tom Pritchard drew Duke Myers.
The Jaguar defeated The Galaxian.
The Giant Rebel won an “elimination” match: Also in the match were: Don Anderson, Tommy Gilbert, Spike Huber, Man Mountain Link, Mad Dog, Duke Myers, Sweet Daddy O, Tom Pritchard, and Ken Timbs.
Dutch Mantel defeated Frankie Laine to win the Mid-America Title.
CWA Tag Champs The Assassins defeated The Rock-n-Roll Express.
The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) defeated Bobby Eaton & Stagger Lee in a “no DQ” match.
Southern Tag Champs The Grapplers defeated The Fabulous Ones via DQ.
Jerry Lawler & Austin Idol defeated Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine.
Jerry Lawler & Andy Kaufman defeated Assassin #1 Jimmy Hart via DQ, when Kaufman turned on Lawler.

7/25/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum
Tommy Gilbert & The Jaguar defeated The Giant Rebel & Sweet Daddy O.
Buddy Landel defeated Mad Dog.
Dream Machine & Porkchop Cash drew Spike Huber & Tom Pritchard.
Mid-America Champ Dutch Mantel defeated Frankie Laine.
Stagger Lee defeated Man Mountain Link in a “loser leaves town” match.
The Rock-n-Roll Express & Bobby Eaton defeated The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) & Jimmy Hart.
Jerry Lawler defeated Ken Patera to win the CWA International Title.
Jerry Lawler & Austin Idol defeated CWA Tag Champs The Assassins via DQ.
The Fabulous Ones defeated The Grapplers to win the Southern Tag Title.

8/1/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 7,000)
The Giant Rebel defeated Sweet Daddy O via forfeit.
The Rock-n-Roll Express, Eddie & Tommy Gilbert defeated Ken Timbs, Duke Myers, Porkchop Cash, & Dream Machine.
Buddy Landel defeated Steve O.
Mid-America Champ Dutch Mantel defeated Tom Pritchard.
The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) defeated Stagger Lee & Bobby Eaton.
CWA Tag Champs The Assassins defeated Jerry Lawler & Austin Idol in a “no DQ” match.
The Grapplers defeated The Fabulous Ones.
CWA International Champ Jerry Lawler defeated Ken Patera. Lou Thesz was the special referee.

8/8/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum
Tom Pritchard, Mad Dog, & The Jaguar drew Dream Machine, Porkchop Cash, & Ken Timbs.
Terry Taylor defeated Duke Myers.
Mid-America Champ Dutch Mantel defeated Buddy Landel.
The Rock-n-Roll Express defeated Frankie Laine & Ken Timbs.
CWA International Champ Jerry Lawler defeated The Prince of Darkness.
Steve Keirn defeated The Grappler.
Bobby Eaton defeated Jimmy Hart.
Jerry Lawler & Austin Idol defeated The Assassins to win the CWA Tag Title.

8/15/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 6,900)
Dream Machine, Porkchop Cash, Galaxian #1, & The Prince of Darkness drew Tom Pritchard, The Jaguar, Tommy & Eddie Gilbert.
Adrian Street defeated Don Anderson.
U.S. Junior Heavyweight Champ Tommy Rogers defeated Frankie Laine.
Buddy Landel defeated Dutch Mantel to win the Mid-America Title.
Bobby Eaton, Stagger Lee, & Terry Taylor defeated The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) & Jimmy Hart.
Steve Keirn defeated Jerry Blackwell.
The Rock-n-Roll Express defeated Southern Tag Champs The Grapplers via DQ.
Ken Patera defeated Jerry Lawler to win the CWA International Title.
The Assassins defeated Jerry Lawler & Austin Idol to win the CWA Tag Title.

8/22/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum
Bruise Brother #1 defeated Tommy Gilbert.
Bruise Brother #2 drew The Jaguar.
Susan Starr defeated Judy Martin.
U.S. Junior Heavyweight Champ Tommy Rogers defeated Adrian Street.
The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) defeated Terry Taylor & Bobby Eaton.
Mid-America Champ Buddy Landel defeated Stagger Lee.
Ken Patera & The Assassins defeated Jimmy Valiant, Austin Idol, & Jerry Lawler.

8/29/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 7,743)
The Jaguar defeated Bruise Brother #1.
Spike Huber drew Bruiser Brother #2.
Dennis Condrey defeated Don Anderson.
Tom Pritchard defeated The Prince of Darkness via DQ.
Koko Ware defeated Buddy Landel to win the Mid-America Title.
The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) defeated Terry Taylor & Bobby Eaton in a “bone on a pole” match.
Jerry Lawler, Austin Idol, & Jimmy Valiant defeated The Assassin & Ken Patera in a “no DQ” match.

9/5/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 6,696)
Bruiser Brother #2 defeated Jeff Young.
Bobby Fulton defeated Frankie Laine.
The Jaguar, The Stray Cat, Bobby Fulton, & Spike Huber defeated Dream Machine, Porkchop Cash, The Prince of Darkness, & Lucifer.
U.S. Junior Heavyweight Champ Tommy Rogers defeated Carl Fergie.
The Rock-n-Roll Express defeated Southern Tag Champs The Grapplers via DQ.
Buddy Landel defeated Koko Ware to win the Mid-America Title. Eddie Marlin and Jimmy Hart were the special referees.
Bobby Eaton, Terry Taylor, & Tom Pritchard defeated The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) & The Giant Rebel.
CWA Tag Champs The Assassins double count out against The Fabulous Ones. As a result, the title was held-up.
Austin Idol defeated Ken Patera to win the CWA International Title.
Bill Dundee defeated Dutch Mantel.
Jerry Lawler defeated Bill Dundee to win the vacant Southern Title.

9/12/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 5,154)
Tom Pritchard drew the Jaguar.
The Rock-n-Roll Express drew Dream Machine & Porkchop Cash.
U.S. Junior Heavyweight Champ Tommy Rogers defeated Mid-America Champ Buddy Landel via DQ.
Southern Tag Champs The Grapplers defeated Dutch Mantel & Koko Ware.
The Assassins defeated The Fabulous Ones to win the held-up CWA Tag Title.
The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) & Dennis Condrey No Contest with Bobby Eaton, Bill Dundee, & The Giant Rebel.
The Assassins defeated Bill Dundee & Big Red in a “lights out” match.
Stan Hansen defeated Austin idol to win the CWA International Title.
Jesse Ventura defeated Jerry Lawler to win the Southern Title.

9/19/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 4,618)
Tom Pritchard defeated The Prince of Darkness.
Porkchop Cash, The Dream Machine, & Dennis Condrey defeated The Rock-n-Roll Express & The Jaguar.
Terry Taylor defeated Mid-America Champ Buddy Landel via DQ.
The Assassins defeated Bobby Eaton & Bill Dundee in a “lights out” match.
Koko Ware & Dutch Mantel defeated The Grapplers to win the Southern Tag Title in a “no DQ” match.
Austin Idol defeated CWA International Champ Stan Hansen via DQ.
The Fabulous Ones defeated The Assassins to win the CWA Tag Title in a match where Stan Lane’s Corvette was on the line.
Southern Champ Jesse Ventura defeated Jerry Lawler.

No Show Scheduled at the Mid-South Coliseum on 9/26/83 due to the Mid-South Fair being held at the coliseum. However, there was a show at Cook Convention Center. Results Below.

9/26/83 – Memphis, TN. @ Cook Convention Center
Big Red defeated Carl Fergie
Russian Invader defeated The Jaguar
Tommy Rogers defeated Dennis Condrey
Bill Dundee defeated The Assassin via DQ (originally advertised as Dundee & Giant Frazier vs. Assassins)
The Rock & Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson), Big Red & The Jaguar defeated Lucifer, Prince of Darkness, Russian Invader & Carl Fergie in a “8-Man Elimination Tag Match”
Southern Tag Champs Dutch Mantel & Koko Ware went to a No Contest with the Bruise Brothers (Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine)
Jerry Lawler & Austin Idol defeated Stan Hansen & Jesse Ventura via DQ

10/3/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 6,619)
The Jaguar defeated Robert Reed.
Mad Dog defeated The Destroyer.
The Rock-n-Roll Express No Contest with Dennis Condrey & Norvell Austin.
The Russian Invader defeated Bobby Eaton.
Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine defeated Dutch Mantel & Koko Ware in a “no DQ” match to win the Southern Tag Title.
Austin Idol defeated Stan Hansen to win the CWA International Title in a “bullrope” match.
The Fabulous Ones & Roughhouse Fargo defeated The Assassins & Jimmy Hart.
Jerry Lawler (w/The San Diego Chicken) defeated Jesse Ventura in a “no DQ” match to win the Southern Title.

10/10/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 4,324)
Robert Reed defeated The Inferno.
Tom Pritchard defeated The Galaxian.
Koko Ware defeated Tommy Rogers to win the U.S. Junior Heavyweight Title.
Dutch Mantel defeated Mid-America Champ Buddy Landel via DQ.
Dennis Condrey, Norvell Austin, & Buddy Landel No Contest with The Rock-n-Roll Express & Ricky Gibson.
Jesse Ventura defeated Jerry Lawler in a “no DQ” match to win the Southern Title.
Austin Idol defeated Stan Hansen via countout in a “bunkhouse” match.
Jerry Lawler & Bill Dundee defeated Dream Machine & Porkchop Cash via DQ.

10/17/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 7,288)
Bobby Fulton defeated Robert Reed.
The Russian Invader defeated The Jaguar.
Princess Victoria defeated Judy Martin.
Jimmy Hart & Jim Cornette defeated Bobby Eaton in a “handicap” match.
Tommy Rogers defeated Koko Ware to win the U.S. Junior Heavyweight Title.
Jerry Lawler & Austin Idol defeated The Assassins.
Jesse Ventura defeated Jimmy Valiant via DQ.
Jesse Ventura, Dennis Condrey, Norvell Austin, Buddy Landel, & The Assassins defeated Jerry Lawler, Roughhouse Fargo, Jimmy Valiant, Austin Idol, & The Fabulous Ones in a “hospital elimination” match.

10/24/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 3,915)
Bobby Fulton defeated Carl Fergie.
Tom Pritchard defeated The Russian Invader.
U.S. Junior Heavyweight Champ Tommy Rogers No Contest with Koko Ware.
Southern Champ Jesse Ventura defeated Bobby Eaton.
Austin Idol & Dutch Mantel defeated Southern Tag Champs Dream Machine & Porkchop Cash via DQ.
The Rock-n-Roll Express & Ricky Gibson defeated Dennis Condrey, Norvell Austin, & Buddy Landel.
The Assassin defeated The Fabulous Ones to win the CWA Tag Title.
Jerry Lawler & Bill Dundee defeated The Moondogs (Rex & Spot).

10/31/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 3,906)
Bobby Eaton, Bobby Fulton, The Jaguar, & James Daniels defeated Carl Fergie, Lucifer, The Russian Invader, & Jim Cornette.
The Russian Invader defeated Tom Pritchard.
NWA Women’s Champ The Fabulous Moolah defeated Judy Martin.
Southern Tag Champs Dream Machine & Porkchop Cash defeated Tommy Rogers & Koko Ware.
Dennis Condrey, Norvell Austin, & Buddy Landel defeated The Rock-n-Roll Express & Ricky Gibson.
The Assassins defeated Robert Reed & Ken Raper to win the CWA Tag Title.
CWA Tag Champs The Assassins NC The Fabulous Ones. As a result, the title was held-up.
Jerry Lawler, Austin Idol, & Dutch Mantel defeated The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) & Man Mountain Link.

11/7/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 4,605)
U.S. Steel defeated Carl Fergie.
The Russian Invader defeated Bobby Fulton.
Dennis Condrey & Norvell Austin defeated Bobby Eaton & The Jaguar.
Mid-America Champ Buddy Landel defeated Tom Pritchard.
The Rock-n-Roll Express defeated Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine to win the Southern Tag Title.
Bill Dundee defeated Tommy Rogers to win the U.S. Junior Heavyweight Title.
The Fabulous Ones defeated The Assassins in a “hair vs. mask” match to win the held-up CWA Tag Title.
The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) & Man Mountain Link No Contest with Jerry Lawler, Austin Idol, & Dutch Mantel in a “falls count anywhere” match.
Southern Champ Jesse Ventura defeated Koko Ware.

11/14/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 3,800)
The Grappler, Buddy Landel, Carl Fergie, & The Russian Invader defeated Tom Pritchard, The Jaguar, Dutch Mantel, & Robert Reed.
The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) defeated U.S. Steel & Giant Frazier.
The A-Team defeated Koko Ware & Bobby Eaton.
U.S. Junior Heavyweight Champ Bill Dundee defeated Tommy Rogers.
Austin Idol defeated Carl Fergie.
Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine defeated The Rock-n-Roll Express to win the Southern Tag Team Title.
Dennis Condrey & Norvell Austin defeated The Fabulous Ones to win the CWA Tag Title.
Andy Kaufman & Jimmy Hart defeated Jerry Lawler via DQ in a “handicap boxing” match.

11/21/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 3,841)
The Jaguar defeated The Grappler.
The A-Team defeated U.S. Steel & Art Crews.
The Moondogs (Rex & Spot) defeated Tom Pritchard & Giant Frazier.
Mid-America champ Buddy Landel defeated Bobby Eaton.
U.S. Junior Heavyweight Champ Bill Dundee defeated Koko Ware.
Southern Tag Champs Dream Machine & Porkchop Cash defeated The Rock-n-Roll Express.
Dutch Mantel & Austin Idol defeated Norvell Austin & Dennis Condrey to win the CWA Tag Title.
Southern Champ Jerry Lawler defeated The Russian Invader.
Jerry Lawler defeated Andy Kaufman (1st – 1:22) in a “wrestling vs. boxing” match.

11/28/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum
The Grappler defeated Tom Pritchard.
The Jaguar defeated The Angel.
The Moondogs (Rex & Spot), The A-Team, & Dennis Condrey defeated Robert Gibson, Bobby Eaton, Art Crews, Stagger Lee, & Giant Frazier.
Terry Taylor defeated Buddy Landel to win the Mid-America Title.
The Fabulous Ones defeated Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine to win the Southern Tag Title.
Ricky Morton defeated U.S. Junior Heavyweight Champ Bill Dundee via DQ.
Dutch Mantel defeated Norvell Austin via DQ.
Southern Champ Jerry Lawler defeated Ken Patera.

12/5/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 8,102)
Angelo Poffo defeated Buddy Landel.
The Grapplers defeated The Jaguar & Giant Frazier.
The Moondogs (Rex & Spot), The A-Team, Dream Machine, & Porkchop Cash defeated Terry Taylor, Bobby Eaton, Stagger Lee, Robert Gibson, Art Crews, & Tom Pritchard.
U.S. Junior Heavyweight Champ Bill Dundee defeated Ricky Morton in a “no DQ” match.
CWA Tag Champs Dutch Mantel & Austin Idol defeated Dennis Condrey & Norvell Austin.
Southern Tag Champs The Fabulous Ones double DQ against The Road Warriors. (Road Warriors Memphis Debut)
Southern Champ Jerry Lawler defeated Randy Savage via DQ. (First ever meeting between Lawler & Savage)

12/12/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 4,500)
Tom Pritchard & Art Crews defeated Angelo Poffo & Franklin Hayes.
Cowboy Lang defeated Little Tokyo.
The Grapplers No Contest with Dream Machine & Porkchop Cash.
Dutch Mantel defeated Dennis Condrey via DQ.
U.S. Junior Heavyweight Champ Bill Dundee defeated The Jaguar.
The Fabulous Ones, The Rock-n-Roll Express, Stagger Lee, & Bobby Eaton defeated The Moondogs (Rex & Spot), The A-Team, The Russian Invader, & Norvell Austin.
Mid-America Champ Terry Taylor defeated Jos LeDuc via DQ.
Southern Champ Jerry Lawler defeated Randy Savage via DQ in a “steel cage” match.

12/19/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 2,480)
Ricky Morton, Bobby Eaton, The Jaguar, & Art Crews defeated The Moondogs (Rex & Spot), Angelo Poffo, & Franklin Hayes.
Dutch Mantel defeated Dennis Condrey in a “loser leaves town” match.
Plowboy Frazier & Little Tokyo defeated Terry Taylor & Cowboy Lang.
The Fabulous Ones & Roughhouse Fargo defeated The A-Team & The Russian Invader.
Bill Dundee & Jim Morris defeated The Fabulous Ones.
The Grapplers double count out against Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine in a “no DQ” match.
Jerry Lawler & Austin Idol defeated Randy Savage & Jos LeDuc via DQ.

12/26/83 – Memphis, TN. @ The Mid-South Coliseum (Attendance: 6,450)
Angelo Poffo defeated Jim Jamison.
Plowboy Frazier defeated Robert Reed & Ken Raper in a “handicap” match.
Stagger Lee & Dutch Mantel defeated The Moondogs (Rex & Spot).
Penny Mitchell & Darling Dagmar defeated Donna Christanello & Diamond Lil.
Norvell Austin & Sabu defeated Art Crews & The Jaguar.
The Grapplers defeated Porkchop Cash & Dream Machine in a “losers no longer managed by Jimmy Hart” match.
The Rock-n-Roll Express defeated The A-Team via DQ.
Randy Savage defeated Terry Taylor to win the Mid-America Title.
Steve Keirn defeated Bill Dundee in a “loser leaves town” match.
Jerry Lawler defeated Austin Idol.

Spoilers: TNA One Night Only: “Joker’s Wild 2” PPV Results

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Thanks to Ben Brunk for the following TNA One Night Only: Joker’s Wild 2 pay-per-view spoilers from today’s tapings in Birmingham, England. These are expected to air in April or May…

* In what may have been the dark match, Gail Kim defeated Portuguese women’s wrestler Shanna.

– Jeremy Borash kicks the pay-per-view off. He and Christy Hemme will be drawing names out of a lottery bin tonight to make up the teams.

* Up first is The British Invasion reuniting as Douglas Williams and Magnus are teaming together. Magnus still gets booed big time as he has this whole tour. Williams and Magnus defeated Chris Sabin and Gunner.

* Daniels and Robbie E vs. Samoa Joe and German wrestler Bad Bones, who Joe beat at an Impact taping on this tour. Joe got a massive pop and was on fire in the match. Joe and Bones get the win to advance.

* Rockstar Spud is out next to a hometown pop. Spud and Bully Ray vs. Mr. Anderson and Austin Aries is next. There were lots of Spud chants during the match. Bully and Spud get the win. There was a lot of good comedy in this match. Earl Hebner slammed Spud at one point.

* Curry Man and Eric Young vs. Kazarian and Ethan Carter III is next. More comedy in this match. Ethan and Kazarian get the win.

* The Wolves are out next. Beer Money reunites as James Storm and Bobby Roode are chosen next. This was described as one of the best tag matches our correspondent has ever seen live. Beer Money was over big time with the crowd but The Wolves got the win.

* Zema Ion and Jessie Godderz vs. Sam Shaw and Abyss is up next. Shaw is met with “creepy bastard” chants. Abyss and Shaw get the win to advance.

* Gail Kim, Lei’D Tapa and Alpha Female vs. Velvet Sky, Madison Rayne and ODB in an elimination match is next. We’re waiting on clarification but it sounds like ODB got the win. There was tension between Tapa and Gail.

* The Joker’s Wild Gauntlet Battle Royal is up next for the main event. All the wrestlers who won tag matches earlier will are in the match. So it’s Douglas Williams, Magnus, Samoa Joe, Bad Bones, Rockstar Spud, Bully Ray, Ethan Carter III, Kazarian, Davey Richards, Eddie Edwards, Abyss and Sam Shaw. The winner will receive a prize of £100,000. There were CM Punk chants during the match. There was said to be a lot of comedy in this match also. Ethan Carter III ended up getting the win.

Jeff Jarrett Teases New Promotion on Instagram!

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The talk for the last several weeks has been that Jeff Jarrett left TNA to form a new wrestling promotion with major investors which may include Country star Toby Keith. Jarrett has been fairly quiet for weeks, promising to post information when the time is right and he is allowed. Jarrett turned things up a notch by posting this cryptic video on Instagram earlier today. Video is below…

Stay tuned! … #KingOfTheMountain #QueenOfTheMountain

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