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The Carolina Panthers want The Nature Boy!

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Jim Somers
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Below is an excerpt from ESPN.com that discusses the NFL’s Carolina Panthers recent request to have “Nature Boy” Ric Flair on their sidelines for their upcoming Playoff game against the New England Patriots in Charlotte next weekend.

 

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Cam Newton may be on his way to becoming the most recognized celebrity/athlete in Charlotte, but the third-year Carolina Panthers quarterback isn’t there yet.

To borrow a phrase from the person he has to surpass: “To be the man, you gotta beat the man.”
WOOOOOOO!!!

Yes, Ric Flair.

When you talk about institutions in the Queen City, the 16-time heavyweight wrestling champion, often described in these parts as the platinum blond deity, remains king.

So it seems only fitting that the Panthers (12-4) have adopted “The Nature Boy’s” famous “WOOOOOOO” that he uses to taunt opponents.

Cornerback Drayton Florence actually came up with the idea one day in practice. He suggested that the defensive backs break with two claps and a “WOOOOOOO!”

Next thing you know the linebackers were doing it. Then the entire defense was doing it. Then the offense wanted to get involved.

Eventually, it led to whoever gets the game ball following a victory having to give two claps followed by the entire team going “WOOOOOO!”

Newton somewhere along the line began adding “and the Nature Boy” after a slight pause. Here’s a sample from the Panthers.com website.

“It’s exciting to hear,” Newton said. “It’s exciting to say it and exciting to do … It’s a tribute to what he does. It’s kind of something of a rejoice when you say it.”

And yes, Newton grew up a fan.

“Who didn’t grow up watching WWF, WCW and having Ric Flair slap somebody’s chest and go, ‘WOOOOOOO?'” Newton said.

Flair has yet to give a pregame locker room pep talk, and it’s doubtful he will be available for the Jan. 12 playoff game because of a prior engagement.

But Florence is doing his best to arrange something, if not for the 12th then the NFC championship if the second-seeded Panthers win and top-seeded Seattle loses to put the game in Charlotte.

“He’s the man,” Florence said of Flair. “We want the man to join us.”

Flair did send a phone message via Mario Addison, who ran into him at a local Taco Mac, that the defensive end played for the team before the Monday night game against New England.

Legacy Talent and Entertainment, which represents Flair, put the message to music and pictures on the wrestler’s Facebook page.

“Hey boys, it’s The Nature Boy Ric Flair calling you live from Atlanta, Ga.,” Flair said in the message. “Tonight’s the night guys. The New England Patriots are in town. Who cares? It’s Carolina Panther time guys. And remember, tonight is the night, and to be the team you’ve got to be the team.

“Cam Newton, athletic gifts unparalleled. Steve Smith, the baddest man in the NFL. My good buddy Mario, you guys do it tonight. Remember, to be the team, you’ve got to beat the team. And right now you are the team, and will be all night long. Let’s do it guys. Let’s have two claps and a Ric Flair WOOOOOOO! Go Panthers. WOOOOOOO!”

Dallas “Big Time Wrestling” Results 1970

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Crazymax Jack
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(Credit for the following results go to numerous sources, including, but not limited to, jbryan1984, legacyofwrestling, and worldclassinfo) 

“Big Time Wrestling” Results 1970

Promoting the Areas of: Dallas & Forth Worth, Texas
Promoter: Jack Adkisson

JANUARY

1/5/70 Fort Worth
Wahoo McDaniel beat Gary Hart
Killer Karl Kox beat Grizzly Smith
Boris Malenko beat Tony Gonzales (sub for Nick Kozak)
Antonio Pugliese beat Lord Charles Montague
Spoiler beat Tony Gonzales

1/6/70 Dallas
Wahoo McDaniel beat Johnny Valentine, Texas Heavyweight title match (McDaniel wins only fall in time limit, belt does not change hands)
Tony Gonzales beat Gary Hart
Antonio Pugliese & Grizzly Smith beat Spoiler & Killer Karl Kox
Boris Malenko beat Tiger Conway
Nick Kozak beat Lord Charles Montague

1/12/70 Fort Worth
Johnny Valentine beat Gene Kiniski
Killer Karl Kox & Boris Malenko beat Joe Blanchard & Nick Kozak
Wahoo McDaniel beat Spoiler
Antonio Pugliese beat Gary Hart
Ripper Secuna (Baron Mikel Scicluna) beat Tony Gonzales

1/13/70 Dallas
Gene Kiniski & Wahoo McDaniel beat Johnny Valentine & Boris Malenko
Killer Karl Kox beat Tony Gonzales
Antonio Pugliese beat Spoiler
Nick Kozak beat Ripper Secuna
Joe Blanchard drew Lord Charles Montague

1/19/70 Fort Worth
Boris Malenko beat Wahoo McDaniel, Russian Chain Match
Killer Karl Kox beat Nick Kozak
Mil Mascaras beat Johnny Valentine
Cyclone Soto beat Tiny Gonzales
Lord Charles Montague & Ripper Secuna beat Antonio Pugliese & Juan Sebastian

1/20/70 Dallas
Wahoo McDaniel & Antonio Pugliese beat Boris Malenko & Lord Charles Montague to win American Tag titles
Mil Mascaras beat Gary Hart
Johnny Valentine DDQ Killer Karl Kox
Spoiler beat Cyclone Soto
Ripper Secuna beat Juan Sebastian

1/26/70 Fort Worth
Wahoo McDaniel beat Johnny Valentine to win Texas Heavyweight title
Nick Kozak & Tony Pug (Antonio Pugliese) beat Joe Blanchard & Benji Ramirez
Mil Mascaras beat Spoiler
Killer Karl Kox beat Bobby Shane
Ripper Secuna beat Cyclone Soto

1/27/70 Dallas
Killer Karl Kox beat Wahoo McDaniel DQ
Tony Pug beat Boris Malenko
Mil Mascaras beat Benji Ramirez
Ripper Secuna beat Bobby Shane
Mike Paidousis drew Juan Sebastian

FEBRUARY

2/2/70 Fort Worth
Wahoo McDaniel beat Boris Malenko
Ripper Secuna & Killer Karl Kox beat Tony Pug & Cyclone Soto
Mil Mascaras beat Lord Charles Montague
Emil Dupree beat Benji Ramirez
Eduardo Perez drew Juan Sebastian

2/3/70 Dallas
Mil Mascaras beat Johnny Valentine
Wahoo McDaniel & Tony Pug drew Boris Malenko & Ripper Secuna
Emil Dupree beat Killer Karl Kox DQ
Nick Kozak beat Cyclone Soto
Lord Charles Montague drew Eduardo Perez

2/9/70 Fort Worth
Duke Keomuka beat Ripper Secuna
TOURNAMENT FOR AMERICAN HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH WITH FRITZ VON ERICH
Scheduled First Round Matches:
Boris Malenko beat Nick Kozak
Mil Mascaras beat Eduardo Perez
No results available:
Wahoo McDaniel vs Tony Pug
Johnny Valentine vs Killer Karl Kox
Final:
Boris Malenko beat Mil Mascaras

2/10/70 Dallas
Johnny Valentine beat Wahoo McDaniel to win Texas Heavyweight title
Duke Keomuka & Mil Mascaras beat Killer Karl Kox & Boris Malenko, reversed decision
Lord Charles Montague beat Cyclone Soto
Eduardo Perez drew Benji Ramirez
Emil Dupree beat Juan Sebastian

2/16/70 Fort Worth
Fritz Von Erich & Wahoo McDaniel beat Johnny Valentine & Boris Malenko
Tony Pug beat Killer Karl Kox
Mil Mascaras beat Ripper Secuna
Emil Dupree drew Nick Kozak
Cyclone Soto beat Eduardo Perez

2/17/70 Dallas
Fritz Von Erich beat Boris Malenko
Killer Karl Kox & Ripper Secuna beat Mil Mascaras & Nick Kozak DQ
Tony Pug beat Lord Charles Montague
Emil Dupree beat Juan Sebastian
Cyclone Soto beat Benji Ramirez

2/23/70 Fort Worth
Mil Mascaras beat Boris Malenko
Emil Dupree beat Ox Anderson
Tony Pug beat Ripper Secuna
Lord Charles Montague beat Cyclone Soto
Juan Sebastian drew Tony Gonzales

2/24/70 Dallas
Johnny Valentine beat Killer Karl Kox to win vacant Texas Brass Knuckles title
Mil Mascaras beat Ox Anderson
Joe Blanchard beat Benji Ramirez
Wahoo McDaniel beat Cyclone Soto
Ripper Secuna beat Tony Gonzales

MARCH

3/2/70 Fort Worth
Listed incorrectly by some sources as 3/3/70 Dallas.
Dory Funk Jr drew Johnny Valentine
Tony Pug & Mil Mascaras drew Killer Karl Kox & Boris Malenko
Ripper Secuna beat Emil Dupre
Lord Charles Montague beat Juan Sebastian
Nick Kozak beat Eduardo Perez

3/3/70 Dallas
Dory Funk Jr. drew Wahoo McDaniel (sub for Fritz Von Erich)
Killer Karl Kox beat Nick Kozak
Eduardo Perez beat Juan Sebastian
Mil Mascaras & Tony Pug beat Boris Malenko & Ripper Secuna
Cyclone Soto beat Benji Ramirez

3/9/70 Fort Worth
Killer Karl Kox beat Johnny Valentine to win Texas Brass Knuckles title
Tony Pug beat Boris Malenko
Wahoo McDaniel & Mil Mascaras beat Ripper Secuna & Lord Charles Montague
Benji Ramirez beat Emil Dupree
Bobo Johnson beat Little Bruiser

3/10/70 Dallas
Mil Mascaras beat Johnny Valentine DQ
Wahoo McDaniel beat Ripper Secuna
Boris Malenko beat Nick Kozak
Billy Colt drew Little Bruiser
Cyclone Soto & Tony Pug beat Eduardo Perez & Juan Sebastian

3/16/70 Fort Worth
Listed incorrectly by some sources as 3/17/70 Dallas.
Killer Karl Kox & Boris Malenko beat Tony Pug & Wahoo McDaniel
Nick Kozak beat Benji Ramirez
Lord Charles Montague beat Cyclone Soto
Eduardo Perez beat Emil Dupre
Mike Paidousis beat Juan Sebastian

3/17/70 Dallas
Johnny Valentine beat Mil Mascaras COR
Wahoo McDaniel beat Killer Karl Kox
Joe Blanchard beat Cyclone Soto
Boris Malenko beat Emil Dupree
Little Bruiser beat Billy Colt
Lord Charles Montague beat Nick Kozak

3/23/70 Fort Worth
Fritz Von Erich beat Boris Malenko
Mil Mascaras & Nick Kozak beat Ripper Secuna & Sir Charles Montague
Tony Pug beat Eduardo Perez
Jean Antone beat Belle Starr
Cyclone Soto beat Benji Ramirez

3/24/70 Dallas
Fritz Von Erich & Mil Mascaras beat Johnny Valentine & Boris Malenko DQ
Tony Pug beat Ripper Secuna
Eduardo Perez drew Juan Sebastian
Belle Starr beat Betty Niccoli
No result available:
Emil Dupree vs Lord Charles Montague

3/30/70 Fort Worth (no result available)
Wahoo McDaniel & Tony Pug vs Boris Malenko & Killer Karl Kox for American tag titles

3/31/70 Dallas
Johnny Valentine beat Killer Karl Kox, lumberjack match
Mil Mascaras & Wahoo McDaniel beat Lord Charles Montague & Ripper Secuna
Cyclone Soto beat Johnny Lee
Nick Kozak beat Juan Sebastian
Boris Malenko beat Emil Dupree

APRIL

4/6/70 Fort Worth
Fritz Von Erich beat Boris Malenko (per stipulation, 4/7 main event in Dallas will be Texas Death Match if Fritz wins, Russian chain match if Malenko wins)
Killer Karl Kox beat Wahoo McDaniel
Nick Kozak beat Tony Gonzales
Lord Charles Montague beat Cyclone Soto
Juan Sebastian beat Ken Lusk (Ken Mantell)

4/7/70 Dallas
Fritz Von Erich beat Boris Malenko, Texas Death Match
Mil Mascaras beat Killer Karl Kox DQ
John Lee beat Benji Ramirez
Nick Kozak beat Eduardo Perez
Wahoo McDaniel & Tony Pug beat Joe Blanchard & Ripper Secuna

4/13/70 Fort Worth
Johnny Valentine beat Killer Karl Kox
Wahoo McDaniel beat Ripper Secuna
Mil Mascaras beat Boris Malenko
Nick Kozak & Tony Pug beat Lord Charles Montague & Eduardo Perez
John Lee beat Alex Medina

4/14/70 Dallas
Killer Karl Kox & Boris Malenko drew Mil Mascaras & Wahoo McDaniel
Tony Pug beat Lord Charles Montague DQ
Juan Sebastian beat Alex Medina
Cyclone Soto beat Benji Ramirez
Ripper Secuna beat John Lee

4/20/70 Fort Worth
Wahoo McDaniel beat Killer Karl Kox
Tony Pug beat Ripper Secuna
Killer Kowalski beat Tony Gonzales
Sir Charles Montague beat Juan Sebastian
Cyclone Soto beat Alex Medina

4/21/70 Dallas
Mil Mascaras beat Killer Karl Kox
Boris Malenko & Lord Charles Montague beat Wahoo McDaniel, handicap match
Joe Blanchard beat John Lee
Killer Kowalski beat Alex Medina
Nick Kozak drew Tony Pug

4/27/70 Fort Worth
Fritz & Waldo Von Erich beat Killer Karl Kox & Boris Malenko
Killer Kowalski beat Tony Pug
Mil Mascaras beat Ben Ramirez
Nick Kozak drew Lord Charles Montague
Cyclone Soto beat John Lee

4/28/70 Dallas (no results available)
Fritz Von Erich (seconded by Waldo Von Erich) vs Boris Malenko (seconded by Lord Charles Montague), Russian chain match
Waldo Von Erich vs Johnny Valentine
Mil Mascaras & Tony Pug vs Ripper Secuna & Eduardo Perez
Killer Kowalski vs Juan Sebastian
Lord Charles Montague vs Benji Ramirez

MAY

5/4/70 Fort Worth
Boris Malenko beat Waldo Von Erich
Johnny Valentine beat Cyclone Soto
Lord Charles Montague beat Eduardo Perez
Nick Kozak beat Killer Kowalski
Killer Karl Kox & Ripper Secuna beat Nick Kozak & John Lee

5/5/70 Dallas
Fritz & Waldo Von Erich beat Boris Malenko & Lord Charles Montague, Texas Death tag match
Killer Kowalski beat Tiger Conway
Killer Karl Kox drew Wahoo McDaniel
Juan Sebastian beat Eduardo Perez
Ripper Secuna beat Cyclone Soto

5/11/70 Fort Worth
Johnny Valentine beat Killer Karl Kox to win Texas Brass Knuckles title, cage match

5/12/70 Dallas
Boris Malenko beat Tiger Conway
Joe Blanchard beat Sid Jones
TOURNAMENT FOR NWA WORLD TITLE MATCH WITH DORY FUNK JR.
Semifinal Round:
Johnny Valentine drew Mil Mascaras
Nick Kozak beat Killer Karl Kox
Killer Kowalski beat Wahoo McDaniel, referee’s decision
Final:
Killer Kowalski beat Nick Kozak

5/18/70 Fort Worth
Boris Malenko beat Fritz Von Erich (American Heavyweight title held up)
Wahoo McDaniel beat Killer Karl Kox
Nick Kozak & Cyclone Soto beat Eduardo Perez & Ripper Secuna
Killer Kowalski beat Benny Matta
Juan Sebastian beat John Lee

5/19/70 Dallas
Johnny Valentine beat Boris Malenko and Killer Karl Kox, three-way match for $2,000 purse, special referees Fritz Von Erich and Wahoo McDaniel
Wahoo McDaniel beat Ripper Secuna
Mil Mascaras beat Killer Kowalski DQ
Lord Charles Montague & Eduardo Perez beat Benny Matta & Juan Sebastian
Cyclone Soto drew Nick Kozak

5/25/70 Fort Worth
Dory Funk Jr beat Boris Malenko
Killer Kowalski beat Ronnie Etchison
Mil Mascaras & George Gaiser beat Ripper Secuna & Eduardo Perez
Wahoo McDaniel beat Lord Charles Montague
Alex Perez beat John Lee

5/26/70 Dallas
Dory Funk Jr. beat Killer Kowalski DQ
Wahoo McDaniel drew Johnny Valentine
Ronnie Etchison beat John Lee
Lord Charles Montague beat George Gaiser
Eduardo Perez & Ripper Secuna beat Alex Perez & Juan Sebastian

JUNE

6/1/70 Fort Worth
Fritz Von Erich beat Boris Malenko & Lord Charles Montague, handicap match

6/2/70 Dallas
Fritz Von Erich beat Boris Malenko DQ to win vacant American Heavyweight title
Killer Kowalski beat Waldo Von Erich
Betty Niccoli beat Belle Starr
Mil Mascaras & Ronnie Etchison beat Eduardo Perez & Ripper Secuna
Cyclone Soto beat John Lee

6/8/70 Fort Worth
Killer Kowalski beat Johnny Valentine
Mil Mascaras beat Ripper Secuna
Ronnie Etchison beat Alex Perez
Lord Charles Montague beat Juan Sebastian
Bob Orton beat Cyclone Soto

6/9/70 Dallas
Killer Kowalski drew Wahoo McDaniel
Johnny Valentine & Ripper Secuna beat Ronnie Etchison & Nick Kozak
Mil Mascaras beat Lord Charles Montague (sub for Boris Malenko)
Wee Willie Wilson beat Little Bruiser
Bob Orton beat Joe Blanchard

6/15/70 Fort Worth
Fritz Von Erich beat Boris Malenko to win American Heavyweight title, special referee Bull Curry
Ronnie Etchison & Cyclone Soto beat Lord Charles Montague & Ripper Secuna
John Lee beat Juan Sebastian
Wee Willie Wilson beat Billy Colt

6/16/70 Dallas
Bull Curry DDQ Killer Kowalski (sub for Johnny Valentine, injured in locker room brawl with Kowalski; originally scheduled as Texas Brass Knuckles title match with Valentine defending)
Mil Mascaras & Wahoo McDaniel beat Killer Kowalski & Ripper Secuna
Bob Orton beat Nick Kozak
Alex Perez drew Eduardo Perez
Wee Willie Wilson beat Bill Cody

6/22/70 Fort Worth (no results available)
Bull Curry vs Killer Kowalski
Mil Mascaras & Ronnie Etchison vs Bob Orton & Lord Charles Montague
Eduardo Perez vs Mark Starr
Krusher Karlssen vs Alex Perez
John Lee vs Cyclone Soto

6/23/70 Dallas
Killer Kowalski DDQ Johnny Valentine
Mil Mascaras beat Krusher Karlssen
Wahoo McDaniel beat Bob Orton
Mark Starr beat Alex Perez
Cyclone Soto beat Eduardo Perez

6/29/70 Fort Worth (no result available)
Bull Curry vs Boris Malenko

6/30/70 Dallas
Killer Kowalski beat Johnny Valentine to win Texas Brass Knuckles title, special referee Bull Curry
Nick Kozak & Wahoo McDaniel beat Lord Charles Montague & Bob Orton
Tiger Conway beat Eduardo Perez
Joe Blanchard drew Ronnie Etchison
Mark Starr beat Krusher Karlssen

JULY

7/6/70 Fort Worth (no results available)
Fritz Von Erich & Bull Curry vs Killer Kowalski & Boris Malenko
Bob Orton vs Cyclone Soto
Wahoo McDaniel vs Jack Pesek
Mr. Wrestling vs Lord Charles Montague
Krusher Karlssen vs Eduardo Perez

7/7/70 Dallas
Killer Kowalski beat Fritz Von Erich
Bull Curry beat Lord Charles Montague
Mr. Wrestling beat Jack Pesek
Mike Paidousis beat Cyclone Soto
Bob Orton beat Ronnie Etchison

7/13/70 Fort Worth (no result available)
Killer Kowalski vs Johnny Valentine for Texas Brass Knuckles title

7/14/70 Dallas
Killer Kowalski won battle royal to earn American Heavyweight title match with Fritz Von Erich
Joe Blanchard beat Skandor Akbar
No results available:
Killer Kowalski vs Wahoo McDaniel
Bob Orton vs Johnny Valentine
Boris Malenko vs Mr. Wrestling

7/20/70 Fort Worth (no result available)
Wahoo McDaniel vs Boris Malenko, Indian Death Match

7/21/70 Dallas
Wahoo McDaniel beat Killer Kowalski DQ
Johnny Valentine beat Mr. Wrestling
Bob Orton beat Jerry Usher
Mike York beat Benny Matta
Mark Starr beat Don Drummer

7/27/70 Fort Worth (no result available)
Fritz Von Erich & Wahoo McDaniel vs Killer Kowalski & Boris Malenko

7/28/70 Dallas
Fritz Von Erich beat Killer Kowalski, reversed decision
Johnny Valentine & Boris Malenko drew Mil Mascaras & Mr. Wrestling
Mike York beat Mark Starr
Bob Orton beat Ronnie Etchison
Mr. Wrestling (sub for Lord Charles Montague) beat Krusher Karlssen

AUGUST

8/3/70 Fort Worth (no results available)
Wahoo McDaniel vs Boris Malenko, Russian chain match
Mil Mascaras vs Mr. X
Killer Karl Kox vs Jim Drummer

8/4/70 Dallas
Killer Kowalski beat Wahoo McDaniel, no DQ
Mr. Wrestling beat Boris Malenko
Joe Blanchard beat Lord Charles Montague
Bob Orton beat Benny Matta
Mike York beat Mr. X

8/10/70 Fort Worth (no result available)
Battle royal (participants: Fritz Von Erich, Johnny Valentine, Killer Kowalski, Boris Malenko, Mike York, Mil Mascaras and Skandor Akbar)

8/11/70 Dallas
Killer Kowalski & Boris Malenko beat Fritz Von Erich & Wahoo McDaniel DQ
Johnny Valentine beat Mr. Wrestling
Bob Orton beat Jack Sanders
Killer Karl Kox beat Mark Starr
Skandor Akbar drew Lord Charles Montague

8/18/70 Dallas
Wahoo McDaniel beat Killer Kowalski DQ, lumberjack match
Mr. Wrestling drew Killer Karl Kox
Mil Mascaras beat Mike York
Benny Matta beat Krusher Karlssen
Bob Orton beat Mark Starr

8/24/70 Fort Worth (no results available)
Fritz Von Erich vs Killer Kowalski, American Heavyweight title
Mil Mascaras vs Boris Malenko
Mike York vs Wilbur Snyder
Joe Blanchard vs Bob Orton
Benny Matta vs Lord Charles Montague

8/25/70 Dallas
Killer Kowalski beat Fritz Von Erich, marathon (Iron Man???) match
Killer Karl Kox drew Wilbur Snyder
Mr. Wrestling beat Mike York DQ
Col. Stu Gibson beat Ronnie Etchison
Joe Blanchard beat Mark Starr

SEPTEMBER

9/1/70 Dallas
Wahoo McDaniel & Bob Orton DCOR Boris Malenko & Killer Kowalski
Johnny Valentine beat Jesse James
Killer Karl Kox beat Ronnie Hill
Mike York beat Ronnie Etchison
Joe Blanchard beat Jack Sanders

9/8/70 Dallas
Wahoo McDaniel beat Killer Karl Kox DQ
Bob Orton beat Mike York
Mr. Wrestling beat Krusher Karlssen
Mike Paidousis beat Jack Sanders
Jesse James beat Ronnie Hill

9/15/70 Dallas
Wahoo McDaniel (seconded by Bob Orton) beat Boris Malenko
Mr. Wrestling & George Scott drew Johnny Valentine & Killer Karl Kox
Bob Orton beat Lord Charles Montague
Jack Pesek beat Krusher Karlssen
Joe Blanchard beat Col. Stu Gibson

9/22/70 Dallas
Boris Malenko beat Bob Orton, cage match, special referee Bull Curry
Wahoo McDaniel beat Jack Pesek
George Scott drew Johnny Valentine
Mike York drew Tiger Conway
Lord Charles Montague beat Jack Sanders

9/28/70 Fort Worth (no results available)
Bull Curry & Bob Orton vs Killer Kowalski & Boris Malenko
Grizzly Smith vs Johnny Valentine
Killer Karl Kox vs George Scott

9/29/70 Dallas
Bull Curry beat Boris Malenko
Mil Mascaras beat Johnny Valentine DQ
George Scott beat Lord Charles Montague
Killer Karl Kox drew Mr. Wrestling
Jesse James beat Jack Sanders

OCTOBER

10/5/70 Fort Worth (no result available)
Fritz Von Erich & Bob Orton vs Boris Malenko & Lord Charles Montague

10/6/70 Dallas
Mil Mascaras won battle royal (listed by some sources as Mascaras beating Killer Karl Kox)
Toru Tanaka beat Jesse James
Mil Mascaras beat Lord Charles Montague
Killer Karl Kox drew Bob Orton
George Scott drew Lord Charles Montague

10/12/70 Fort Worth
Boris Malenko beat Bob Orton
Johnny Valentine & Killer Kowalski beat Mr. Wrestling & George Scott
Toru Tanaka beat Benny Matta
Jack Pesek beat Mike York
Krusher Karlssen beat Jesse James

10/13/70 Dallas
George Scott beat Johnny Valentine to win Texas Heavyweight title
Boris Malenko & Lord Charles Montague beat Mr. Wrestling & Jack Pesek
Toru Tanaka beat Tiger Conway
Killer Kowalski beat Mil Mascaras
Mike York beat Krusher Karlssen

10/19/70 Fort Worth (no results available)
Fritz Von Erich & George Scott vs Johnny Valentine & Boris Malenko
Mil Mascaras vs Toru Tanaka
Mr. Wrestling vs Mike York
Joe Blanchard vs Lord Charles Montague
Eduardo Perez vs Jack Pesek

10/20/70 Dallas
Fritz Von Erich & George Scott (sub for injured Wahoo McDaniel, who accompanies team) beat Boris Malenko & Killer Kowalski
Mr. Wrestling beat Eduardo Perez
Toru Tanaka beat Joe Blanchard
Mike York drew Bob Orton
Jack Pesek beat Krusher Karlssen

10/26/70 Fort Worth (no result available)
George Scott vs Johnny Valentine for Texas Heavyweight title

10/27/70 Dallas
Fritz Von Erich (seconded by Bob Orton) beat Boris Malenko (seconded by Lord Charles Montague), referee’s decision, Russian chain match
Mr. Wrestling & George Scott beat Johnny Valentine & Terry Garvin
Toru Tanaka beat Jack Pesek
Benny Matta beat Mike Paidousis DQ
Bob Orton beat Lord Charles Montague

NOVEMBER

11/3/70 Dallas
Wahoo McDaniel beat Toru Tanaka DQ
Gentleman Ben (Not-So-Gentle Ben???) the Wrestling Bear beat Johnny Valentine, Killer Karl Kox, Jack Pesek & Mike York, battle royal rules
Mr. Wrestling beat Lord Charles Montague
Krusher Karlssen beat Nick Adams
Killer Kowalski beat Bob Orton

11/9/70 Fort Worth (no result available)
Fritz Von Erich vs Boris Malenko for American Heavyweight title

11/10/70 Dallas
Fritz Von Erich beat Boris Malenko, Texas Death Match
George Scott beat Killer Karl Kox
Killer Kowalski beat Joe Blanchard
Toru Tanaka beat Krusher Karlssen
Bob Orton beat Mike York

11/17/70 Dallas
Toru Tanaka beat Wahoo McDaniel
Killer Karl Kox & Killer Kowalski beat George Scott & Bob Orton
Mr. Wrestling drew Johnny Valentine
Grizzly Smith beat Mike York
Krusher Karlssen beat Jack Pesek

11/23/70 Fort Worth (no result available)
Johnny Valentine vs Toru Tanaka for Texas Heavyweight title

11/24/70 Dallas
Wahoo McDaniel beat Toru Tanaka COR, lumberjack match
Benny Matta beat Killer Karl Kox DQ
Killer Kowalski beat Bob Orton
Joe Blanchard beat Krusher Karlssen
Mike York drew Mike Paidousis

11/30/70 Fort Worth (no results available)
Fritz Von Erich & Wahoo McDaniel vs Killer Kowalski & Toru Tanaka
Killer Karl Kox vs George Scott

DECEMBER

12/1/70 Dallas
Fritz Von Erich beat Toru Tanaka DQ
Mr. Wrestling beat Boris Malenko
Wahoo McDaniel (or George Scott, subbing for injured Wahoo) beat Killer Karl Kox
Killer Kowalski & Mike York beat George Scott & Bob Orton
Ken Lusk beat Lord Charles Montague

12/8/70 Dallas
Mr. Wrestling, George Scott, Wahoo McDaniel & Bob Orton beat Killer Kowalski, Lord Charles Montague, Toru Tanaka & Mike York
George Scott beat Killer Kowalski
Wahoo McDaniel beat Mike York
Mr. Wrestling beat Lord Charles Montague
Betty Niccoli beat Jean Antone

12/14/70 Fort Worth (no results available)
Fritz Von Erich vs Toru Tanaka
Dusty Rhodes & Dick Murdoch vs Mr. Wrestling & George Scott
Wahoo McDaniel vs Mike York

12/15/70 Dallas
Tim Woods (formerly Mr. Wrestling, forced to wrestle without mask) & George Scott beat Dusty Rhodes & Dick Murdoch to win American Tag titles
Fritz Von Erich drew Toru Tanaka, five-minute karate match (per stipulation, Fritz wins $2,000 by lasting the full five minutes)
Killer Kowalski DCOR Wahoo McDaniel
Joe Blanchard drew Bob Orton
Jimmy Valiant beat Krusher Karlssen

12/29/70 Dallas
Toru Tanaka beat Johnny Valentine (Tanaka earns World Heavyweight title match with Dory Funk Jr. per stipulation)
George Scott beat Joe Blanchard
Tim Woods beat Mike York
Wahoo McDaniel beat Jimmy Valiant
Klondike Bill beat Bob Orton

Rob Van Dam set to return at The Royal Rumble?

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Brian Grey
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After some uncertainty over the last month, it’s now being reported that it’s very likely we’ll be seeing Rob Van Dam make his WWE return as part of the Royal Rumble on January 26th in Pittsburgh. Should RVD return at the Royal Rumble, his short term contract would likely take him through WrestleMania XXX with the option to extend.

Video Review: SWS/WWF @ Tokyo Dome – 12/12/1991

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Adam S.
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Early 1990’s WWF and Japan on the same show? In the Tokyo Dome no less? This should be fun …

1. UWF Rules: Masakatsu Funaki vs. Jerry Flynn – 1
Jerry Flynn and his mullet make an appearance in this brief, five-minute bout that felt more like a UWF exhibition than an actual match. In the highlight department, Flynn hit a nice outside-in kick and Funaki had some sort of weird chicken wing hold on to get the submission. The norm in UWF matches is kicks and ground work and this had a ton of it.

2. Ultimo Dragon vs. Jerry Estrada – 6
This was more lucha in flavor than puro. Ultimo did some arm work after a beginning that, as good ol’ JR would say, was quicker than a hiccup. Dragon attempted his handstand in the corner but not sure if he slipped or not but he took a nasty spill to the floor. Estrada actually took a fall that looked worse when Dragon monkey flipped him over the ropes. Dragon didn’t really seem to sure of himself when he was running the ropes at points. More fun from the aerial department included Dragon hitting a senton to the outside, Estrada doing a Cactus Jack-style running somersault flip off the apron, and Dragon hitting perfectly on one of the craziest Asai moonsaults I’ve ever seen in my life that resulted in both guys going three rows deep in the ringside fans. Dragon hit a German for the win but added to it by doing an awesome floatover. Some really good stuff here.

3. Yoshiaki Yatsu & Haku vs. Ashura Hara & Davey Boy Smith – 5
We are joined in progress at the 9 minute mark with Haku eating some nasty chops from Hara. Hara and Yatsu had a tremendous headbutt exchange with some goofy facials added in for good measure. Besides Bulldog almost knocking Yatsu’s block off with a sick clothesline when he ran in to save his partner, he didn’t really contribute much. Haku’s played this kind of game before and worked pretty stiff as well. Best parts of the match for me were the exchanges between Hara and Yatsu. Smith winds up pinning Haku with an inside cradle. Bulldog got a post-match beatdown from the opposition which delighted me. Maybe next time he’ll learn to lay that shit in. Grade is based on what was shown and had the whole match aired, it probably would’ve gotten a point higher.

4. The Rockers vs. George & Shunji Takano – 4
This is joined in progress as well with Jannetty and George doing some mat work that didn’t really go anywhere. Shunji is a big, lanky dude with a Terry Gordy haircut who moves really awkward. He hit a nice looking dropkick from the second rope that woke up Jannetty. Shawn’s superkicks were spot on. The Rockers seemed like they would rather be working a house show in Boise than working here but George and Shunji did their best to sell but they seemed light on offense as well. George pinned Jannetty after Michaels pushed his partner off the top in an assisted Rocket Launcher, after becoming frustrated with Jannetty, with Jannetty landing on George’s lifted knees. Post match saw Shawn and Marty work the split angle.

5. Ted DiBiase (w/Sherri) vs. Kerry Von Erich – 4
Kerry looked completely gone and out of it. DiBiase had to guide him through everything, even go up for him on suplexes and what not. Von Erich totally sandbagged when he was supposed to go up for a DiBiase vertical suplex. They did a brawling segment on the outside that I thought might lead to a double count out. Kerry’s offense was pretty much non-existent but what was there was supported by some great selling from DiBiase, such as the discus punch sell where he went all the way back into a corner. He also made Von Erich look good even when he was selling one of his own moves, most notably when he missed a second rope back elbow and did a fantastic sell. DiBiase pinned Von Erich with a knee to the back and a DDT after Kerry put Sherri in the claw. Points here for DiBiase’s performance as this felt like a match that could be found in MSG during this period.

6. Naoki Sano vs. Rick Martel – 5
I know I’m probably doing myself a disservice by not watching much Sano, but after seeing this I definitely want to watch more of his bouts. He killed Martel with two wild high risk moves. First, a somersault to the outside from the top turnbuckle only to top himself by doing an insane running swanton over the top rope where he jammed his head into Martel’s shoulder. Martel didn’t do a lot of high impact stuff but his ground work had some effectiveness to it. Of course, it helped tons that Sano sold them like he was being tortured a la Mel Gibson at the end of Braveheart. Sano wins with a German Suplex to become the first SWS/WWF Light Heavyweight Champion.

7. Yoshiaki Fujiwara vs. Ishinriki – 3
I didn’t really see a lot that I liked here. Ishriniki was on offense for the majority of the bout and had this constant “Holy crap I’m in the ring with Fujiwara” look on his face. His slaps looked like something you would see on a playground between two eight year old girls. Eventually, Fujiwara stopped messing around, trapped Ishriniki’s arm with his legs, and damn near ripped it off his body and ate it. Fujiwara wins with the arm lock. Lesson #1 young Ishiriniki … Thou shalt not fuck with Fujiwara.

8. WWF Tag Team Title Match: The Legion Of Doom (c) vs. The Natural Disasters – 3
Started off pretty wild with some brawling outside the ring which was highlighted by Animal wailing on Quake with a few hard chair shots. Animal seemed to be the most energetic person throughout the bout. Disasters seemed content to no sell a lot of LOD’s early offense and do simple, sloppy power moves. The spot in the middle of the bout where Earthquake just dropped Animal through a table was pretty cool. Finish with LOD doing a Hart Attack type move with Hawk coming off the second rope was pretty sloppy. Nevertheless, Animal pins Typhoon for the win.

9. Hulk Hogan vs. Genichiro Tenryu – 6
To me this didn’t seem like the typical Hogan match. He seemed more inclined to actually wrestle instead of going for his usual choreographed American style schtick. The strike exchange between the two was nice. Hogan got in a good elbow and a good knee that ended up hurting his own knee. Tenryu capitalized on said knee injury by working over it with a chair. Interesting spot where Hogan caught Tenryu with a couple short elbows that resulted in Tenryu giving him a hard Kawada kick right in the face. The nearfalls weren’t up to par with many Japanese main event bouts I’ve seen but they still had some heat behind them, including Tenryu kicking up from Hogan’s legdrop. Tenryu got in a nice powerbomb and reversed an attempted enziguri into a leglock. A crisp lariat from the Hulk finished Tenyru and capped off a really fun bout and a fun show overall.

Mid-South Wrestling 1981 TV Listings

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Mid-South Wrestling Results 1981

Promoting the Areas of: Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi
Promoter: Bill Watts

(Below are partial listings for the year 1981 from the Mid-South Wrestling television network. If you can fill the missing gaps, please send us your information at Crazymaxorg@gmail.com and proper credit will be given.)

Mid-South Wrestling 12/3/81
● Bob Roop vs. Buddy Landell
● Paul Orndorff vs. Tony Charles
● North American Heavyweight Champion Ted Dibiase vs. Ed Wiskowski
● Mississippi Heavyweight Champion Bob Orton Jr. vs. Jimmy Garvin
● Junkyard Dog vs. Terry Orndorff (Terry wears a mask and Bob Orton switches places with him)
● Iron Sheik vs. King Cobra
● Brian Blair & Frank Monte vs. Jerry Novak & The Monk

Mid-South Wrestling 12/10/81
● Brian Blair vs. The Monk
● King Cobra vs. Tom Renesto Jr.
● Ed Wiskowski vs. Jimmy Garvin
● Junkyard Dog & Mike George vs. Jerry Novak & Aaron Holt
● Iron Sheik vs. Buddy Ryan
● Diamond Lil & Rick Ferrara vs. Barbie Doll & Tony Charles
● North American Champion Ted Dibiase vs. Paul Orndorff

Mid-South Wrestling 12/17/81
● Brian Blair vs. Tom Renesto Jr.
● Paul Ellering vs. Don Serrano
~ Paul Ellering Interview
● Louisiana Champion Junkyard Dog vs. Mike Boyer
● Bob Orton & Paul Orndorff vs. Carlos Zapata & The Monk
● Bob Roop vs. Mike George
● Ed Wiskowski vs. Mike Bond
~ Iron Sheik makes a Persian Club challenge for next week, Paul Ellering accepts
● Iron Sheik (w/Skandor Akbar) vs. Frank Monte

Mid-South Wrestling 12/24/81
● Jerry Novak & Rick Ferrara vs. Mike George & Carlos Zapata
~ Iron Sheik vs. Paul Ellering Persian Club Challenge (Sheik attacks Ellering)
● Paul Orndorff vs. Brian Blair
● North American Champion Ted Dibiase vs. Mike Boyer
● Bob Orton Jr. & Bob Roop vs. Frank Monte & Mike Bond
● Ed Wiskowski vs. Tom Renesto Jr.
● Iron Sheik vs. Don Serrano (Ellering intervenes)

Mid-South Wrestling “Year in Review” 12/31/81
● Tag Champions Wild Samoans vs. Mike George & Junkyard Dog (Highlights from 10/15/81 in Jackson, Mississippi, Title Change)
● (JIP) Tag Champions Junkyard Dog & Mike George vs. Paul Orndorff & Terry Orndorff (Orton replaces Terry under the mask)
● (JIP) Tag Champions Junkyard Dog & Mike George vs. Bob Roop & Paul Orndorff (Bob Orton interferes)
~ Interviews w/Dusty Rhodes (in Kabuki war paint!!!) / Gary Hart w/Great Kabuki
● (Highlights) North American Champion Paul Orndorff vs. Ted Dibiase (Title Change from Jackson, Mississippi)
● (JIP) North American Champion Ted Dibiase vs. Ed Wiskowski
● (JIP) Ed Wiskowski vs. Jimmy Garvin
● (JIP) North American Champion Ted Dibiase vs. Paul Orndorff

Bray Wyatt = WWE’s Next Big Thing

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Jim Somers
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With WrestleMania rumors running around about the potential matchups of John Cena vs. Bray Wyatt, Cena & Hogan vs. The Wyatts, and even Cena, Bryan & Hogan vs. The Wyatt Family, it’s no shock that Bray Wyatt is WWE’s “next big thing”. Triple H is said to be the major supporter of the Wyatt Family, but all officials are high on the stables future with the company. Those in creative are reportedly working very hard to get the Wyatts over at the main event level in time for “something big” at WrestleMania.

Davey Richards/Eddie Edwards upset “The Game”?

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Brian Grey
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Recently, several news sites have announced that Davey Richard & Eddie Edwards aren’t expected back at the next set of NXT tapings. Early reports claimed that Triple H opted not to sign them to deals due to their size, or lack thereof. Supposedly Mr. H decided that the WWE has enough smaller talent that “can go”, and now wants to focus on signing larger individuals. Now, further information has come to light in regards to their not being invited back.

Talented or not, it’s been reported that the pair of former ROH superstars upset Triple H during their recent match in NXT. It was Richards & Edwards teaming up to take on NXT’s “The Ascension” of Konnor & Viktor (Conor O’Brian & Rick Victor). After a spot that ended with Richards landing awkwardly on his head, Triple H reportedly told the referee to give word to end the match. However, Richards & Edwards didn’t “take it home” immediately and the match continued  a while longer. Many now feel this played a part in HHH’s decision.

Several inside WWE not only pushed for the duo to be signed, but felt the two should be brought up to the main roster immediately as part of the youth movement. Suffice to say, Triple H ultimately decided against it.

WWC “Super Estrellas” TV Results for 12/28/13

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WWC “Super Estrellas” 12/28/13

Mike Mendoza vs. David Montes.  Mendoza is a relative newcomer who is feuding with Diabolico.  I’m not familiar with Montes.  Montes gets good heat on Mendoza for a short time.  Mendoza made a comeback with an X factor face plant.  Montes took back over with a spinebuster.  Mendoza got the win using a boston crab submission.

Ray Gonzalez vs. Chris Angel.  Match jointed progress which is always the case with their tv shows.  Angel got a near fall with a bulldog.  Angel locked in a Fujiwara arm bar and then a cross armbreaker.  Gonzalez started his comeback working the leg of Chris Angel.  Gonzalez hit his TKO finisher for the win.  A really good match, one of the best of the year, imo.

TNT vs. Carlito.  TNT is Savio Vega.  Vega used this gimmick for years prior to his WWF stint and just recently revived it.  Match started with both guys brawling on the floor and all over the stands in the stadium.  Match finally got in the ring.  Carlito stopped TNT dead in his tracks with a codebreaker.  Ray Gonzalez came out and distracted Carlito allowing TNT to hit his super side kick for the pin.  Match was really good too!

– End of the show featured highlights of the Carlos Colon vs. Invader #1 “Ambulance match” from their big December show “Lockout”.  Invader #1 would get the win. They also previewed their January “Euphoria” card which always takes place the first week of January.

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WWC (World Wrestling Council)
“Lockout”
December 15th, 2013
Bayamon, Puerto Rico

1. Battle Royal for the WWC Jr. Heavyweight Title: Syler Andrews retained his Title.
2. Chicano beat Afa Jr.
3. Ash beat Andy Leavine
4. WWC Puerto Rico Title Match: Apolo © beat El Bronco to retain his Title.
5. El Diabolico beat Mike Mendoza.
6. Triple Threat Match for the WWC Universal Title: Mighty Ursus beat TNT © and Chris Angel to become the new champion!
7. Ambulance Match: Invader #1 beat Carlos Colon.
8. Street Fight: Ray Gonzalez beat Carlito.

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