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The 3 people that Jr had to take care of when he bought the company from his father were Gorilla Monsoon, Arnold Skaaland and Phil Zacko.

Here are the listings for the 10 discs of Satellite Wrestling from Screensport that I have:Disc 1Big Bill Bromley vs Neil SandsDave Taylor vs Shane StevensBlondie Barrett & Bobby Barnes vs Johnny Kidd & Rob BrooksideTony St.Clair vs Mal KirkDisc 2Johnny Kidd vs Blondie BarrettJim Breaks vs Max HunterChic Cullen vs Johnny SaintPat Barrett vs Dave Taylor Disc 3Blondie Barrett & Rocky Moran vs Brian Maxine & Keith MyattFuji Yamada & Clive Myers vs Wildman Wilkie & Zigue ZagChic Cullen vs Pat BarrettFuji Yamada & Clive Myers vs Blondie Barrett & Rocky MoranDisc 4Screaming Eagle vs Mad Dog WilsonDave Bond vs Pat BarrettSteve Fury vs Gaylord PeacockMickey Gold vs Mark RoccoScreaming Eagle vs Pat BarrettSteve Fury vs Mark RoccoPat Barrett vs Mark RoccoDisc 5Wayne Martin vs Blondie BarrettJohn Kowalskie vs Pat BarrettTarantula vs Count BartelliJackie Robinson vs Jon CortezThe Pretty Things vs The Young OnesCrusher Mason vs Kung FuDisc 6Rocky Moran vs Keith HawardJohn Quinn vs Johnny SouthBrian Maxine vs Keith MartinelliMal Sanders vs Carl JasonJohn Quinn & Pat Barrett vs Johnny South & Sandy ScottDisc 7John Kenny vs Rob BrooksideBobby Barnes vs Chic CullenKung Fu vs Mark RoccoWarlord vs Count BartelliChic Cullen vs Mark RoccoDisc 8Mad Dog Wilson vs Count BartelliRocky Moran vs Mal SandersJon Cortez vs Johnny EnglandKung Fu vs Chic CullenMal Sanders & Johnny Saint vs Mark Rocco & Rocky MoranDisc 9Kung Fu vs Johnny PalanceHugo von Wallenstein vs Dave TaylorKeith Myatt vs Wildman WilkieJim Breaks vs Johnny SaintMark Rocco vs Jamaica KidDisc 10Rob Brookside vs Shane StevensJohn Kenny vs Sandy ScottMal Sanders vs Keith HawardMark Rocco vs Brian MaxineBattle RoyalThe discs also feature stuff from NWA, WWF and Southwest that was broadcast on the shows.

I've got 10 discs of the Satellite Wrestling from Screensport and the quality is suprisingly good. It features the likes of Breaks, Yamada, Rocco, Cortez and Cullen and I'll see if I can rustle up the listings. The commentary and announcing is so bad and campy it is good.

Just wondering if anyone knows, would they be able to tell me what the music is that BJ Penn comes out to in the UFC?

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Just wondering if anyone knows, would they be able to tell me what the music is that BJ Penn comes out to in the UFC?

Has Waites jumped to the PDC along with Thornton and Anastasia then? There is hardly anyone of a high standard left at the BDO and I certainly got the impression from his interview at the Worlds in January that it was only a matter of time before Gary Anderson switched.

Does anybody know answers to any of these questions..Q. What was the first WWF video release here in the UK?

I don't know this for certain, but the earliest ones I remember were:Hulk Hogan - Real AmericanWrestlemania's Greatest MatchesHigh Flyerswhich were all released at the same time circa 1990.

After watching TNA Sacrifice last night, I was wondering if any of you might be able to help.Have there been any other notable Women's ladder matches in any promotion?

There was one in OVW a while back between Beth Phoenix and Katie Lea.

Just subscribe direct with Meltzer, paypal the money but just pay what he charges for overseas subscriptions. It is what I do, and is cheaper than what the Uk guys charge.

Just subscribe direct with Meltzer, paypal the money but just pay what he charges for overseas subscriptions. It is what I do, and is cheaper than what the Uk guys charge.

On the other hand Lawler has wrestled Thesz.

Was this in Memphis? Could I get a year for that too? Cheers.

5th January 1974 Griffin, GA Lou Thesz bt Jerry Lawler by DQ

Did Lou Thesz & Ric Flair ever wrestle each other? I know Thesz's best days were long behind him when Flair's career was in it's infancy, but knowing how long Thesz was active for before finally retiring, I figured it was still a large possibility.

I am pretty sure that they never did. I have never seen any mention of it over at Kayfabe Memories and Meltzer has never wrote that they have wrestled, and he would certainly have bought it up at some point. On the other hand Lawler has wrestled Thesz.

A few days ago I watched that "Legends of Wrestling Roundtable" that talked about the Monday Night War. I found it tremendously interesting. Michael Hayes sounds sloshed, but Bischoff came off well.Just wondering how many of these things were they, and what subjects they were about?Thank you.

Just lifted direct from someones site.

• [*]WWE Legends Of Wrestling - Part 01 (Roddy Piper & Terry Funk)[*]WWE Legends Of Wrestling - Part 02 (Hulk Hogan & Bob Backlund)[*]WWE Legends Of Wrestling - Part 03 (Andre The Giant & the Iron Sheik)[*]WWE Legends Of Wrestling - Part 04 (Jerry Lawler & the Junk Yard Dog)[*]WWE Legends Of Wrestling - Part 05 (Ric Flair & Sgt. Slaughter)[*]WWE Legends Of Wrestling - Greatest Rivalries - Part 01 (Austin vs. McMahon & Curt Hennig vs. Nick Bockwinkel)[*]WWE Legends Of Wrestling - Greatest Rivalries - Part 02 (Jimmy Snuka vs. Don Muraco, Rock

Does anyone know what Mad Man Pondos theme music is in IWA: EC? Starts with a thumping bassline... thats the best I can offer.

Don't know if it is the one you are after but on all the matches of his I have seen he comes out to Smashing Pumpkins 'Bullet With Butterfly Wings'.

Anyone know where i can get hold of CMLL shows other than from highspots.com?

Best bet is registering at:www.crazymax.orgI don't know of anyone in the UK who regularly gets the CMLL shows. Plenty of people over there should have what you are after.

Just wondering if anyone know what the music that Chuck Taylor comes out to is?

Okay guys quick question but one that has been driving me nuts like a steering wheel in the pants!I'm a huge mark for Great Muta and am realy interested in following NJPW, AJPW and Hustle but haven't a scoobies as to where I can find any footage or buy DVDs. Any suggestions?

Classifieds would be a good place to start.If no luck there go to www.crazymax.org, there are plenty of people there who can help you out.

Was that not the time that Russo hired him because of an internet petition?

No. The internet petition got him his job back after he was fired the first time. I believe he was then sent to developmental in Memphis and lost a load of weight, though can't remember if he was ever bough back up to the main roster again.

Little help...I'm looking for either a roster list or results that will give me a pretty good idea about who was working where in late 87 / early 88 for groups like AWA, Memphis, PNW and World Class.

What the hell, gives me an excuse to sack off work a little longer.From some December 87 Observers:World Organisation of Wresling (Pensacola indie): Ken Timbs, Pat Rose, Bob Holly (same guy), Rex Rogers, Pat Tanaka, Paul Diamond, Batten Twins, Jerry Stubbs, Davey Haskins, Big Bubba (not Bossman?), Bob Sweetan, Great Kokina (Yokozuna)

Was this not the man of many gimmicks Fred 'US Steel/Big Steel Man/Tugboat/Typhoon/Shockmaster/Super Shockmaster' Ottman?

A couple of questions.1. When was Sunny's last WWF appreance, and what sort of shape was she in?2. Who were The Truth Commision?

I'd imagine Sunny's last appearance was in 1999, when she managed the short lived LOD 2000. She was still looking hot then.The Truth Commission where originally a South African 'army' faction, Kurgan, Sniper and Recon (who was Bull Buchanan) led by a General type figure. He was then replaced by the Jekyll (Don Callis) and they lost any real identity. Kurgan moved on into the odities, Callis left for ECW, Buchanan achieved a bit of notoriety and the other guy disappeared.

Kurrgan originally went under the guise of 'Interrogator' for a brief period before becoming Kurrgan. The General type went by the name of The Commandant, and as said didn't last long before being replaced by the Jackyl.

What happened to Smarkschoice?

According to someone, they'd stopped paying for hosting ages ago, and the host eventually kicked em. It's on an Invision Free board now, which is at http://z11.invisionfree.com/Goonieschoice/index.php

What happened to the 'I love Double Double E' guy??

Vince saw him work a match and realised he wasn't ready for the main roster. (Amusingly he also then realised everyone else who'd seen him knew this but didn't want to contradict Stephanie McMahon and Johnny Ace.)He returned to OVW where he works as Alex Kozlov. He's part of the main heel stable, Team America, the joke being that they are made up of one American, a Russian, two Mexicans and a Belgian.

It is actually Vladimir Kozlov, Alex works down in Mexico for CMLL. You also forgot to mention the Akbars, Ali & Omar as part of Team America.

I was looking for information on Wikipedia about the Viz character Jack Black and it lead me to a disambiguation page.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Black_%28disambiguation%29The fifth one down states Jack Black WWF wrestler. Has anyone heard of this guy, or has the writer just got the film Nacho Libre mixed up?

There was a guy called 'Mr Black' who was a staple of OVW in the early 2000's, and am pretty sure he did some WWE dark/syndicated squash matches under the name Jack Black.

The beginner class is also known as the "goof class" and is for people just starting out. Intermediate is trained by Rip Rogers and those are the guys on Derby City Wrestling.

I was watching some of this the other day, and noticed Al Barone, who must be at least 50 years old. Surely the least likely candidate to ever make OVW, let alone WWE, and this was on a show that also featured Sonic and Fang.

Were you watching the big Royal Rumble show?Al Barone was awesome because he looked like no-one else in the promotion. He was like some kind of a cross between Drew McDonald and Mad Dog Vachon! Totally agree that he's the most unlikely person to make OVW or WWE, but damn he was great to watch.

The Rumble show was the one that I was watching, I did start to watch the first episode (with Ted McNailer vs Brandon Kaplan) however, I couldn't get into it for some reason. I though the Rumble show should've been the first episode, as although you were been hit hard by all the wrestlers not to mention cameo's from the various females and managers it did introduce you to everyone. I also liked the fact that in the show Timmy Baltimore has a more prominent role, as I thought he was great during all that Diva nonsense on OVW.Barone was certainly like no-one else in the promotion, although for some reason he reminded me of Phil Hickerson/P.Y.Chu-Hi from Memphis, and why when watching did I think that the one person WWE would want from that crew was Anthony Bravado.

The beginner class is also known as the "goof class" and is for people just starting out. Intermediate is trained by Rip Rogers and those are the guys on Derby City Wrestling.

I was watching some of this the other day, and noticed Al Barone, who must be at least 50 years old. Surely the least likely candidate to ever make OVW, let alone WWE, and this was on a show that also featured Sonic and Fang.