Hello and welcome to another edition
of Seanomaniac Wrestling Reviews, the only wrestling review series on the
internet that has a worse reputation than WWE right now! It’s NWA’s Great
American Bash Tour and we are taking a look at the July 5th edition
that consists of 10 wrestling matches that are going to rock our socks off!
Headlined by The Nature Boy defending his NWA World Heavyweight Championship
against Ricky Morton of The Rock “N” Roll Express! We also have Tully Blanchard
taking on Ronnie Garvin and The Koloffs taking on The Road Warriors! At stated
at the end of the last review, these shows are really starting to round out
with big names and home-run hitters, this should be a breeze to get through so
let’s get it on!
(NWA Junior
Heavyweight Championship Match) Denny Brown © vs Steve Regal
No, not the one you are thinking of.
Mr. Electricity is a fine moniker though, calling everyone rednecks too is just
the icing on the cake. Brown is our babyface champion and hopefully, things
have gotten a bit better since the last time I saw him in the ring yet I have a
sneaking suspicion that this performance may be very by the books and basic.
Brown and Regal trade some words as referee Earl Hebnar provides the rules,
hoping for a bit more noise in this one. They lock-up, Regal gives a clean
break before they go back at it. Brown teases throwing a monster right but Earl
is in there right away. Scoop slam from Regal who struts around the ring,
feeling pretty good about himself. Hip-toss from Regal, Brown is not impressed
with the strut from Regal.
Another toss from the challenger who
believes he is the hottest thing since sliced bread. Lock-up, side headlock
from Regal. Shoulder block from Regal, hip-toss from Brown and a deep arm-drag
followed by a serious of scoop slams. Regal powders, Brown is feeling the
energy of the crowd. Regal applies a key-lock, Brown counters for a hammerlock.
Snap-mare counter from Brown, Regal claims that Brown pulled his hair. Brown
and Regal continue to trade holds with Brown landing a side headlock takedown
for two. Regal counters the headlock for a few roll-up attempts with continued
twos before the referee gives the competitors a shove. Not exactly my cup of
tea, a hot opening match this is not but let’s continue mucking about right?
Regal brings down Brown with a
key-lock and a pull of the hair, Regal denies pulling the hair. Brown eats a
shoulder block and also a clunky looking elbow, Regal throws Brown into the mat
over and over. Two for Regal, rear chin-lock from the challenger. Brown elbows
his way free and lands a shoulder block before a knee to the ribs shuts that
comeback down. Beautiful suplex by Regal for two, Brown sends Regal into the
buckle as these two are definitely putting us through the ringer. Brown whips
Regal to the buckle, Regal blocks with a knee and rolls-up Brown for two.
Snap-mare into a rear-chin-lock, Regal has no bones about making this the most
boring affair possible. Uppercuts and rights by Brown before Regal rakes the
eyes and lands a scoop slam. Elbow drop for two, Brown dodges the second elbow
and Regal is hurt.
Regal tries an axe handle but Brown
counters with a right hand, Regal is pleading with Brown for mercy. Brown
stomps the crap out of Regal, Regal is yanked out of the corner onto his back.
Measured right hand and a leg drop for a close two, Regal is being staggered by
jabs and the bell rings with both men brawling until they are pulled apart.
Hot opening match I think not,
desperate is what this match reeked of, two guys doing a whole lot of nothing
for 15 minutes, a draw is a terrible way to kick off a hot-show. Shocked that
the fans do not seem too pissed about it, I definitely would have been annoyed
to sit through this chin-lock clinic by Regal.
Time-Limit Draw!
Black Bart vs
Robert Gibson
Black Bart is a big, mean son of a gun
who delights in hurting his opponents while Robert Gibson is probably one of
the most popular wrestlers in the NWA at this time but Gibson is flying solo as
his partner challenges for the richest prize in the game. They lock-up, Bart
with the obvious power advantage. Bart can’t hit the quicker Gibson though,
Bart catches the fast Gibson with two rights before a press from Gibson gets a
quick two. Another lock-up with Bart shoving back Gibson again, gut shots from
Bart. Irish whip with Gibson landing a hip-toss and a head-scissors with an
added arm-bar for good measure. We just sit in this arm-bar for some time, Bart
escapes and clotheslines the head off Gibson. Throat thrusts from Bart, Gibson
meets the buckle hard.
Eye-rake from Bart, Gibson tries
fighting back but Bart is too strong for now. Back body-drop by Bart with a
fist drop, choking from Bart. Gibson begins fighting back, kicks and a right
hand but a well-placed throat-thrust downs Gibson. Bart tosses Gibson to the
floor, forearm shots to the kidneys. Gibson is dropped onto the guardrail, Bart
marvels at this handy work in the ring. Bart shoulder blocks Gibson to the mat,
close two for Bart. Gibson blocks the right hands of Bart, Gibson unleashes a
flurry of right-hands. Bart whips Gibson to the buckle and Gibson jumps to the
middle rope and lands a diving crossbody for the win.
Decent match, nothing much going on
here especially when I have to watch an hour-long head-scissors but I suppose an
easy pay-day for both men and no harm done with an average match this early
into the card. It wasn’t meant to be anything special and it wasn’t, we shall
keep this train rolling.
Winner: Robert
Gibson over Black Bart via Diving Crossbody!
The Minnesota
Wrecking Crew (Arn & Ole Anderson) vs Sam Houston & Nelson Royal
Nelson looks well let’s just say
overcooked in comparison with his tag team partner, been out in the sun just a
little too long. Everyone is wearing red in this one, Arn does not take Houston
seriously. Shoulder block from a confident Arn, “Are you kidding me?” screams
Arn. Royal is hot, not happy with Arn’s insults but we continue, Houston cannot
hip-toss Arn at first but the plucky underdog flips out of Arn’s hold and drops
the cocky Anderson. Arn takes Houston to the corner, Houston escapes Ole. Ole
is pissed, tag to Royal. Grumpy men lock-up, we go to the ropes. Royal unloads
with chops and a right hand, Ole is on the ropes. Side headlock from Ole, in
comes Arn who eats chops and an uppercut too. Irish whip and knee from Royal,
rear chin-lock from Royal.
Arn starts working the arm of Royal,
Royal kicks off Arn. In comes Ole, we reset with Houston too. Lock-up, Ole is
too strong. Houston lands right hands that stagger Ole, Arn eats a shot too
before Ole goes low with a boot. Houston meets the knee of Arn, The Andersons
are going to work. Arn lands a scoop slam and a knee-drop, two for Arn. Arm-bar
from Anderson, Houston batters Arn with his free hand but Arn drop toe-holds
Houston and that allows Ole to come in with right hands. Hammerlock throw to
the buckle, stomps onto the arm. Arm-bar from Ole, straight left from Arn. Ole
continues wrenching the arm, Houston kicks off Ole and in comes Royal. Royal is
battering both Andersons, Arn is knocked down before tagging Ole. Royal goes
down after a clubbing blow from Ole.
Ole works the arm with stomps, Arn
continues working Royal’s arm. Royal is in big trouble, Royal decides to use
that left hand to pepper Arn. Arn continues his hold and tags in Ole, Ole boots
down Houston. Hair-pull to the mat and an arm-bar, Royal kicks away Ole but Ole
maintains control as Arn comes into the ring. Standing arm-bar from Arn,
hammerlock scoop slam from Arn. Arn decides to climb to the middle rope, Royal
hits a big punch and tags Houston. Spinning elbow and right hands, Arn eats a massive
bulldog. Ole saves his partner, Royal brawls with Ole. Houston lands an
O’Connor roll but Ole clocks Houston in the back of the head for the win as Arn
covers the knocked-out Houston.
It was fine, nothing breath-taking
when it comes to this. Arm-work was entertaining and engaging, fans never
really came unglued for this one though and the hot-tag was over before it
began in many ways so a decent tag match which was not bad for third match on
the card.
Winners: The
Andersons over Sam Houston & Nelson Royal via Diving Axe Handle!
(Bunkhouse Match)
Ragin’ Bull Manny Fernandez vs Baron Von Raschke
Oh looks it is Manny Fernandez, I
predict blading and a hardcore match. Won’t be long before Ragin’ Bull is
bleeding, Baron eats chops and elbows from Ragin’ Bull. Baron powders, Baron is
wearing his best yellow shirt and boots, they lock-up and Baron shoves back
Manny. Clubbing blows from Baron, Manny ducks and lands a spinning elbow, Manny
chases Paul Jones before attacking Baron with a flurry of kicks. Manny is fired
up for sure, snap-mare into a knee drop from Manny. Baron takes something out
and starts stabbing Ragin’ Bull, this will lead to what I am waiting to see.
And there is it, Ragin’ Bull’s forehead is full of blood, Baron takes off his
belt and starts choking at the face of Manny.
Irish whip and clothesline with the
belt, whipping commences from the evil Baron. Baron’s jeans are falling down,
Ragin’ Bull is firing his way back into the match before Paul Jones gets in a
cheap shot. Baron takes off his boot and clocks Manny over and over, Manny
kicks back at Baron. Big elbow from Manny, Manny whips Baron with his belt but
his pants do not fall down. Irish whip and shoulder tackle, Baron has his shirt
over his head and his pants falling down, this is quite the visual. Manny is on
the middle rope, diving axe handle with the boot and Baron looks finished. Oh
sweet merciful God it is going to continue as the flying burrito misses, Paul
Jones gets in a stomp as Baron has decided to blade.
His pants are still slipping, Baron’s
looks in good shape though. Ragin’ Bull is on the apron, eating right hand after
right hand to his big head. Baron decides he wants a scoop slam but Manny
counters the scoop slam for a small package and The Ragin’ Bull will walk out
of this one victorious as Paul Jones and Baron mope around the ring.
Pretty rough around the edges, I feel
like once you have seen one Manny Fernandez hardcore match, you have seen them
all and boy, do they go way too long every freaking time.
Winner: Manny
Fernandez over Baron Von Raschke via Small Package!
(Indian
Strap Match) Wahoo McDaniel vs Gorgeous Jimmy Garvin W/ Precious
Wahoo wallops Garvin with the strap
for continued stalling, Precious is being consoled by the villainous Garvin,
Garvin gets a good luck kiss and eats a nasty strap shot from Wahoo. Garvin is
hesitant to engage with Wahoo, Wahoo whips Garvin again and again. Talking
strategy is not a good tactic as Wahoo continues to shorten the strap, Garvin
is not a happy camper. Lock-up and eye-rake from Garvin, Wahoo chops back and
lands an elbow and a strap shot. Make it three, side headlock from Garvin.
Wahoo puts the straps between the legs of Garvin and yanks it up, Garvin is in
trouble. Garvin grabs a front chancery to wear down Wahoo. Wahoo trips into the
crowd, falling over a railing that was open. The epitome of bad-ass right there,
Wahoo is peppered with right hands and a boot by Garvin.
Back in the ring, Wahoo is a bloody
mess. Garvin tries pinning Wahoo but that’s not how this match works you moron.
Garvin lands knee-drops and drags Wahoo to three corners, one more but Wahoo
kicks down Garvin. Wahoo chops back at Garvin, Wahoo chokes Garvin. Right hands
using the strap from Wahoo, snap-mare and Wahoo begins tying up Garvin who is
dragged to the corners. Precious trips up Wahoo, Garvin climbs to the top rope
but Wahoo drags down Garvin. Garvin is bleeding now, elbow drop from Wahoo.
Wahoo touches all four corners despite Precious’ attacks. Garvin gets his heat
back at the end, assaulting Wahoo over and over.
Not my cup of tea, they do their best
given the gimmick but I have never seen a strap match I have enjoyed other than
Rock vs Triple H and that’s purely because the match could end in a pin as
opposed to touching all 4 turnbuckles. Serviceable but I needed something more.
Winner: Wahoo
McDaniel over Jimmy Garvin via Touching All 4 Corners!
(Taped Fist
Match) Rugged Ronnie Garvin vs Tully Blanchard W/ JJ Dillon
Exactly what it says on the tin,
Garvin back-drops Blanchard to start the match and nails a massive right.
Blanchard is not moving but the bell has not rang yet, the bell rings and
Garvin peppers Blanchard who is falling all around the ring. Blanchard goes
down hard, JJ Dillon uses some smelling salts to revive Blanchard. Garvin is
less than impressed, Blanchard continues to miss and gets decked for his
troubles. Body blows and Blanchard is down once more, Blanchard’s bare ass is
exposed as Garvin decks Blanchard hard. Eight count and Blanchard is up,
Blanchard tries a kick but Garvin catches it and decks him again.
Blanchard is in the corner with his
fists up, Blanchard is saved by the bell. Blanchard rushes Garvin after the
bell but gets decked, this does not count towards the match as it is the rest
period. JJ Dillon wants to wake up Blanchard, Blanchard survives at nine.
Blanchard is down and decides to blade off a headbutt, oh lord are we going to
enter Starrcade 85 territory? Blanchard keeps getting punched and barely
surviving the count, no real suspense after the eighth time it happens in a
row. They start wrestling with Blanchard getting decked again, Blanchard is
saved by the bell again.
Where’s the drama I ask until finally,
Blanchard sends Garvin into the ring-post and to the floor. Garvin is bleeding
now, Blanchard finally starts dishing out some attacks. Garvin is in deep
trouble but the round is going to stop, Garvin is now saved by the bell as
Blanchard recovers in his corner. Blanchard pounces at the start of round four,
knee drops and right hands almost take out Garvin but Garvin is a tough son of
a gun. Garvin starts walking down Blanchard, a jab wipes out Blanchard but we
have brawling on the floor. Wahoo lands an atomic drop on Blanchard and Garvin
lands a big dome shot. Garvin is jabbing now, Blanchard cannot stand on his
own. Another massive right to the face, Blanchard is up at nine.
Blanchard survives because of the end
of the round, Blanchard goes to the top and both men end up clocking one
another with massive right hands. No winner? Double count-out? There must be a
winner so they say whoever gets up the quickest will win, JJ Dillon starts
fanning the shit out of Blanchard which lets Wahoo throw a bucket of water on
Garvin and Ronnie Garvin wins the match.
If you cut two rounds, it would have
been a lot tighter and enjoyable, watching one man punch the other in the head
again and again is not what I really want to spend however long this match was
watching, no matter how entertaining JJ and Blanchard may be, it’s not
something I want to stay watching over and over again.
Winner: Ronnie
Garvin over Tully Blanchard via Knock-Out!
(Double Russian
Chain Match) The Road Warriors W/ Paul Ellering vs The Koloffs
It’s ass kicking time, Road Warriors
strike the first blow with massive right hands and use of the chain, Hawk
chokes Nikita as Ivan goes high on Animal. Animal is smothered with attacks by
both Koloffs as Hawk bounces around Nikita, Ivan chokes Animal but Animal comes
up and fights back. Nikita continues to be rocked by Hawk, low blow takes down
Hawk. Lots of chain shots, I think we shall see some blading shortly. Animal
attacks Nikita, Ivan is being choked and is bleeding. Clothesline using the
chain by Animal for two, Nikita chokes Hawk with the chain. Ivan goes high
again, Animal tosses Ivan to the mat for two. Hawk uses the chain to take down
Nikita, Nikita is being whipped with the chain before rolling to the floor.
Ivan is a bloody mess but a low blow
takes down Animal, Nikita and Hawk brawl on the floor. Both men using the chain
to their advantage, Animal elbows Ivan. Nikita attacks Animal, The Koloffs get
in some great double-teams on The Road Warriors, Nikita boots Animal over and
over. More chain-shots from The Koloffs, Hawk takes down Nikita with a diving
axe handle. Hawk is pushed into the referee who takes a bump, Hawk falls on top
of the referee as Nikita clotheslines Animal in the face with an object. Ivan
climbs high but Paul Ellering pushes Ivan onto the top rope and The Road
Warriors win the match with the heels getting their heat back following the
bell.
Good fun match, lots of brawling but
it did not overstep its welcome like some of the other matches on this card,
will always be a big fan of big nasty bastards beating the piss out of one
another.
Winners: The Road
Warriors over The Koloffs via Roll-Up!
(Hair vs Hair
Match) Jimmy Valiant vs Shaska Whatley W/ Paul Jones
We start with Whatley pummelling
Valiant, right hands and lefts. Valiant whips Whatley to the buckle, trip and
roll-up for a close two. Big headbutt from Whatley, repeated headbutt from
Whatley. Blood who would have guessed? Rear chin-lock from Whatley, Valiant
fights out of the chin-lock with an eye-rake but is too weak to take advantage
with Paul Jones landing a cheap shot. Whatley gets a two, Valiant blocks being
sent to the buckle and rams Whatley into the buckle but it has no effect.
Whatley has a big strong head and headbutts Valiant, Valiant lands a series of
stomach blows before Whatley lands a headbutt. Elbow to the throat for two,
Valiant is in the tree of woe. Paul Jones chokes Valiant behind the referee’s
back, foot choke from Whatley. Another headbutt until Valiant goes for a small
package for two, Valiant starts hulking up brother.
Valiant shakes off the attacks of
Whatley before Whatley lands a big right hand, Paul Jones is furious at
ringside. Whatley bites at the head of Valiant, Valiant keeps coming back after
every attack, Whatley keeps putting him down. Valiant’s blood has dried up we
have been doing nothing for so long, Valiant comes back into the match with
three massive rights and applies The Sleeper, out comes Baron but Manny
Fernandez is hot on his trail and the two brawl which leaves Valiant with the
loaded glove and Whatley is knocked out and has his head shaved by Valiant.
A boring affair that went far too
long, showing the worst of The Boogie Woogie Man. Just punches and headbutts,
over and over with no urgency or interest from the fans. I am surprised that
they stayed with it for as long as they did, a torturous match when all was
said and done. Best part is Whatley’s reaction to his loss of hair and his
trash-talk throughout the match.
Winner: Jimmy
Valiant over Shaska Whatley via Loaded Glove!
(Intergender Cage
Match) Dusty Rhodes & Magnum T.A & Baby Doll vs The Midnight Express
& Jim Cornette
Bobby gets arm-dragged by Baby Doll
and thrown into the cage, the crowd pops big and this might just be the sleeper
match of the night. Magnum and Eaton to start, lock-up and Eaton shoves Magnum
to the corner. Magnum blocks the right hand and nails one of his own, Eaton
regroups in his corner. Lock-up with a cheap right from Eaton, Magnum reverses
the whip and military press slams both members of The Express. More strategy
talk from Cornette, Magnum sends Eaton into the cage over and over, Eaton is
slapped by Baby Doll. Rhodes is in now, battering both Express members. Rhodes
rubs Eaton’s face into the cage, blood is everywhere and in comes Condrey. Tag
to Magnum, diving axe handle from Magnum.
Condrey is in a side headlock, Magnum
sends Condrey into the cage. Eaton thinks about the cheap shot, Magnum says no
way. Condrey is bleeding now, Baby Doll shoves Condrey into the cage. Magnum
sends Condrey into the cage before a knee from Condrey, Condrey fails at the
piledriver which allows Magnum to land some mean rights. Eaton lands a knee and
Magnum is down, Cornette comes in and misses an elbow. Baby Doll wants in but
Cornette gets out of dodge, Eaton rakes the eyes of Magnum and even Cornette
gets in on the action. Magnum meets the steel cage, Eaton lands a big right and
climbs the cage for a diving axe handle. Tag to Condrey for a close two, Magnum
is a bloody mess now.
Magnum meets the knee of Eaton, right
hand to the temple. Eaton taunts Rhodes but Eaton continues to hammer Magnum.
Eaton climbs high again and Magnum counters with a massive right hand. Sunset
flip from Magnum, Rhodes comes in and Baby Doll attacks Cornette. Massive pop
from the fans as Baby Doll slaps the taste out of Cornette’s mouth and pins the
manager for the win.
I thought it might steal the show, I
was sadly mistaken but a fun match nonetheless with a mix of comedy and
brawling, Baby Doll is over strong in this one with the fans going wild for her
anytime she gets her hands on Cornette. Big Bubba looks great here at the end
after battering the shite out of Rhodes to set up that little angle down the
line.
Winners: Team
Rhodes over Midnight Express via Slap!
(NWA World
Heavyweight Championship Steel Cage Match) Ric Flair © vs Ricky Morton
Being one part of the most popular tag
team in the territory doesn’t make you the man, being the world champion makes
you the man and now, Ric Flair will be taking on Ricky Morton for the richest
prize in the sport of professional wrestling. Flair flies to the ring in a
helicopter while Morton watches on patiently in the ring, Morton’s face is protected
with a mask, thanks to the champion. First appearance on this review for the
big gold belt, looks amazing and it is a shame it was ever scrapped.
Side headlock from the quicker Morton,
Flair begs off after hitting the cage courtesy of Morton. Lock-up and another
headlock, Flair grabs at the hair and eats a right hand to the face. Flair
pulls the hair once more, Morton climbs to the middle rope and tees off with
right hands on Flair’s forehead. Flair’s chop does not have the desired effect
and Morton lands a huge right. Flair re-evaluates with a side headlock but
Morton counters for the hammerlock and Flair tries escaping but has his ass out
and ten punches in the corner for his sins. Flair is rocked, off his game here
with Morton showing that this will not be a piece of cake. Knee from Flair,
Morton blocks the buckle and lands right hands and a big shot to the nose.
Flair begs off, Morton grabs at the nose of the champion.
Flair is begging for mercy, knee to
the groin from Flair. Massive chop from Flair, Morton fires back and now to the
buckle, more right hands from Morton and a headbutt which rocks Flair. Flair
begs off again, Morton grabs Flair by the nose. Flair rips off the mask of
Morton, O’Connor roll from Morton for two. Morton reapplies the mask and Flair
is angry once more, side headlock from Morton. Flair counters the headlock for
a shin-breaker but Morton is persistent. Shove off and Flair grabs the mask and
hits an elbow to the neck. Morton ducks
the chop and lands a crossbody for two, Flair begs for mercy again. Hip-toss
from Flair, Morton lands a right hand for two. Flair chops back at Morton, rips
off the mask and sends Morton into the cage.
Morton is bleeding now as Flair
applies the mask and mocks Morton, Flair rips off the protective plaster on
Morton’s nose and hurls Morton into the cage. Morton’s face is raked off the
cage and the rope, Morton is weak now and in terrible trouble as Flair drives a
knee across the head of Morton. Flair lands a right to the head, Flair
continues raking the nose of Morton. Flair continues chopping and raking the nose
of Morton, snap-mare and Morton refuses to stay down. Flair lands a vicious
back-breaker for two, measured right hands from The Nature Boy. Textbook suplex
from the champion and Flair calls for the end, Figure Four Leg-Lock from The
Nature Boy. Flair uses the ropes for leverage behind the referee’s back, Morton
is in serious danger.
Morton cannot even stand as Flair tees
off with right hands to the nose of the challenger, Morton is a bloody mess.
Morton applies a small package out of nowhere but its only two, chops from
Flair but Morton is shaking it off with each hit. Right hands from the
challenger with Flair backing up, Flair meets the steel cage. Morton is fired
up, Flair meets the steel cage again. Morton is on the top rope, sending Flair
into the cage. Axe handle from Morton, measured right hands in the corner from
Morton. Morton rakes Flair’s face off the steel cage, Flair begs for mercy once
more. Sleeper from Morton, Flair is down in the middle of the ring. Morton
lands a diving crossbody for two, Flair tries running away from Morton. The two
brawl in the air, Morton punches down Flair. Morton lands an axe handle for
two, another knee by Flair who chops and elbows at Morton but Morton smacks
down Flair again.
Irish whip from Morton, Flair meets
the cage wall. Flair is not happy about this, Flair is begging for mercy again.
Morton grabs at the nose, Morton continues decking Flair with right hands.
Morton lands a missile dropkick but Flair manages to kick out and press Morton
onto the referee. Flair crotches Morton onto the top rope, Flair uses the ropes
for leverage and pins the valiant Ricky Morton.
A fun end to the show with these two
putting on a very entertaining match, I didn’t think it hit that sweet spot but
I don’t think it was meant to, this feud was a lot of fun on television and the
match was good don’t get me wrong but didn’t have what it needed to take it to
the next level. I thought Flair seeing the smaller man get the better of him
was great stuff, the frustration slowly boiling over in Flair, outraged that
this tag team wrestler was giving him a hard time for his championship. I like
how Flair took off the mask and started working the ever-loving shite out of
Morton’s nose but the thing is I never really bought into how vicious it could
be, I thought Flair could have been more cruel and stomped on the nose or did
more. Morton’s selling here is fantastic as always and the crowd is sympathetic
for sure but it didn’t strike a chord with me, I guess I am not the biggest fan
of Flair on offense, it just never feels dominant to me but it is what it is,
the crowd loved this match and everyone had a good time!
Winner: Ric Flair
over Ricky Morton via Roll-Up!
This show was a fine show for all in
attendance, you got to see the big names mix it up in some fun matches but
nothing really note-worthy went down on these shows, glimpses of what was
coming is here with The Koloffs and Road Warriors brawling, Midnight Express being
involved with Magnum and Rhodes and Flair continuing to shine as champion.
Little strange to watch without commentary but I adjusted rather quickly and it
was a fun watch when all was said and done, no complaints from me. Thanks for reading
and remember: there’s always another night!
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