SOUTHEASTERN WRESTLING NEWS, NOTES, AND NOSTALGIA: 02/08/2009
NEWS and NOTES
Tonight’s edition ofMMA Sunday, hosted by the Canvas Chronicle’s Ric Gillespie and Casey Trowbridge from Combat Hooligans will feature Pat Barry and Rich Clementi, beginning at 9:00 PM ET, and is brought to you by Georgia Wrestling History’s GWH Radio Network. Also, for a second consecutive week, Elaina Maxwell will be sitting in as a special guest co-host.
World Wrestling Entertainment’s RAW crew will be in Sacramento, CA, at the ARCO Arena, tonight. Advertised: John Cena defends the WWE World Heavyweight Title against Randy Orton and Chris Jericho in a three-way match. Also on the bill: Rey Mysterio, Jr., Kofi Kingston, CM Punk, Kane, Mark Henry, John Morrison, the Miz, Finlay, Beth Phoenix, and Kelly Kelly. Bell time is 5:00 PM.
WWE’s SmackDown crew will be in Bakersfield, CA, at the Rabobank Arena. Advertised: Edge defends the WWE Heavyweight Title against Jeff Hardy; Vladimir Kozlov & the Big Show versus Triple H & the Undertaker. Also on the bill: Carlito, Primo Colon, Umaga, Shelton Benjamin, R-Truth, MVP, Michelle McCool, and Hurricane Helms. Bell time is 6:00 PM.
WWE results from the RAW/ECW house show at the Save-On-Foods Memorial Centre in Victoria, BC, on February 7: CM Punk over William Regal to retain the WWE Inter-Continental Heavyweight Title; John Morrison & the Miz over Haas Hogan & Goldust to retain the WWE World Tag Team Title; Mark Henry over Tommy Dreamer; Kofi Kingston & Rey Mysterio, Jr., over Mike Knox & Kane; WWE ECW Heavyweight Champion Jack Swagger and Finlay went to a no contest in a title match; Beth Phoenix over Kelly Kelly; and John Cena over Randy Orton and Chris Jericho in a three-way match to retain the WWE World Heavyweight Title.
There are numerous reports that following this event, dozens of fans who were watching the wrestlers leave the venue charged toward Chris Jericho’s vehicle as he was at a stop sign just outside the arena. According to the reports, some which vary in detail, a fan jumped on top of Jericho’s vehicle as the crowd swarmed the vehicle. Jericho is said to have attempted to open the door to the vehicle only to have a fan slam it back on him, but he was unable to exit the vehicle, at which time an altercation began involving a small group of fans and Jericho.
Apparently, Jericho hit the male fan who had slammed the door on him, resulting in the fan’s male friend attacking Jericho, and during the scuffle, a female friend of the two males already involved, joined in the altercation as well. Eyewitnesses say this is when venue security finally were able to get into the mix, attempting to separate Jericho from the fans. Before they could, however, witnesses report that Jericho spit in the woman’s face, only to have her return the favor.
Reportedly, Jericho attempted to return to his vehicle and leave the scene, but before he could, one of the males he had been scuffling with hit him from behind, ending with Jericho’s head hitting the top of the vehicle. This apparently sent Jericho over the edge, as he knocked one of the males to the ground, shoved the woman away from him, and was cussing at everyone. Security once again tried to gain control of the situation, but Jericho takes swings at them as well, yelling for them to do their jobs and to get the police involved. The female then apparently lunged at Jericho, who is said to have punched her in the face. Based on some video taken during the confrontation, it appears the female was attempting to reach into Jericho’s vehicle as he attempted to get back in and leave. Shortly thereafter, Jericho managed to get back into his vehicle and speed away.
Fans who were at the scene note that the situation played out over about five minutes. Finally police arrived, and the female who was involved is apparently pressing charges against Jericho.
Clickhere and here brief clips from the scene.
WWE has announced the following event: April 7, SmackDown/ECW at the Frank Erwin Center in Austin, TX.
Total Nonstop Action’s Against All Odds PPV will be broadcast live from Universal Studios in Orlando, FL, tonight. Advertised: Sting defends the TNA World Heavyweight Title against Kurt Angle, Brother Devon, and Brother Ray in a four-way match; Beer Money defends the TNA World Tag Team Title against Jay Lethal & Consequences Creed; Alex Shelley defends the TNA X Division Title against Eric Young; Awesome Kong defends the TNA Women’s Title against ODB; Shane Sewell versus Booker T; Matt Morgan versus Abyss; and Scott Steiner versus Petey Williams.
Ring of Honor results from the house show at the Downtown Recreation Complex in Orlando, FL, on February 7: the Heartbreak Express over Brett Thunder & ???: Brandon Marino over Chris Escobar; Sal Rinauro & Chasyn Rance over Bobby Dempsey & Ninja Brown; Jerry Lynn over Shawn Osborne; Kenny King & Rhett Titus over the British Lions; Bison Smith over ???: Kevin Steen over Davey Richards; Tyler Black & Necro Butcher over Jimmy Jacobs & Delirious by disqualification; Austin Aries over Brad Attitude; Brent Albright, Erick Stevens & Roderick Strong over Francisco Ciatso & the Dark City Fight Club; El Generico over Bryan Danielson; and Nigel McGuinness over D-Lo Brown to retain the ROH World Heavyweight Title.
Full Impact Pro will be at the National Guard Armory in Brooksville, FL, tonight for the second annual “Eddie Graham Memorial Battle of the Belts”. Advertised: For the FIP Heavyweight championship, Tyler Black defends vs. Delirious w/Heartbreak Enterprises. For the Shimmer women’s championship, MsChif defends vs. Mercedes Martinez. In the Battle for the Belts tournament quarterfinals: Davey Richards vs. Chris Jones, Roderick Strong vs. Necro Butcher, Erick Stevens vs. El Generico, and Austin Aries vs. Nigel McGuiness. The winners of the quarterfinals will meet in the semi-finals, and then the last two winners will meet in the finals later that night. New Jack will be doing an autograph session. Tickets are $20 ringside, $15 for general admission, and $10 for general for kids 13 and under. Advance tickets are $12 general admission, and $8 general for kids 13 and under. Doors open at 5:30 and bell time is at 6:00. For more ticket information, call (352) 422-4582.
Rampage Pro Wrestling will be at Johnny G’s Fun Center in Warner Robins, GA, today. Advertised: For the RPW Championship, Sal Rinauro w/Destro Xavier defends vs. Micah Taylor w/Dr. Gayton. In a 4 way for the Hotties championship, Tracy Taylor vs. Melissa Coates vs. Sumie Sakai vs. Genni Right. For the cruiserweight championship, Frankie Valentine defends vs. J-Rod. For the Intercontinental championship, A.J. Steele defends vs. Kodiak. To determine the first RPW tag champions, Hot Like Lava vs. Chip Day & Shaun Banks. Tickets are $5. Bell time is at 4:00. For more information, call (478) 329-8002.
NWA Carolinas will be at the NWA Carolinas Sports Arena in Hamptonville, NC, today.
TheMicro Wrestling Federation will be at the Block Club in Fort Walton Beach, FL, today.
The following information in regard to birthdays and memoriams has been compiled from various sources. In the event you can let us know of any omissions or corrections, please email to [email protected].
Today’s Birthdays: Misty Blue Simms (1962) and Paul ‘Big Show’ Wight (1972).
Today In Memoriam: Irish Jackie (69, 2000) and Bob Luce (78, 2007).
Clickhere for Larry Goodman’s review of the January 24 broadcast of NWA Main Event.
World-1 South results from Buck’s Place in Ellaville, GA, on February 7: Big Bank Barfield over Scotty Carmichael; James Hendrix & Barney Rumble over Double Deuce (Pete Cannon & Pat McGroin); Melissa Coates over Leva; Barney Rumble over Gringo Pantera; and J-Rod over Jake Slater to win the W1S Southern Heavyweight Title.
Ericules Wrestling Promotions was at the elementary school in Bean Station, TN, on February 7 for a fund raiser for the fire department .results February 7. It was reported that over $700 was raised, as 141 paid and nearly 200 were in the building. Results: Robbie Cassidy beat Sigmon (with Johnny Williams). Ericules came out and thanked every one for supporting EWP and Bean Volunteer Fire Department. He said they were working to bring regular events back to Bean Station. Beau James came out and ran down Ericules and Bean Station. He told the people not to donate any more money or buy any concessions to help the BSVF. He went on to say best thing that could happen to Bean Station was for a big fire to come through town because it would do millions of dollars in improvements. Ericules told James to stop talking bad about his home town. James attacked Ericules with “baby” (his bullwhip). Cody Ices came to the aid of Ericules and told every one that he thought that Bean Station was a great town, and there was no better place to whip James than right here in Bean Station. Edward Idol beat Shawn Street using his feet on the ropes. Shane Williams beat the 7 foot Mr. Ward. Kole Layton King beat Rock N Roll Express Ricky Morton after Beau James tripped Morton. The EWP Tag Champions The Party Boys (Wayne Adkins 7 Keith Knox) beat The Varsity Shooters Society (Chase Owns & Alyx Winter) in the match of the night. SSW Champion Cody Ices retained the title by pinning Beau James (with Johnny Williams) and Kole Layton King. James used the wood handle of the whip and Ices bled. It was the first event at the school in over 15 years. Bean Station was at one time one of the hottest town in the area with monthly events at the school from late 80’s through 1993.
Results from the first NWA Cyberslam Internet taping emanating from the Stadium Inn in Nashville, TN, on February 7, where the reported attendance was 104: “Wild Boys” Ben Jordan & Steve Neely vs. “Bomb Squad” Chris Bomb & T.J. Weatherby went to a double countout due to brawling outside the ring; Saint (with Ronnie Vegas) beat Anthony Wayne; Lightning Bolt Kid & Harold Knight beat Stevie King & Chris Norte (with Ronnie Vegas) when Kid pinned King; First round of tournament to crown initial NWA Cyberslam Champion: Rudy Switchblade beat Derrick Neal; L.T. Falk beat Damien Payne; Raul Loco beat 9 Finger Dewey; Kliff Hanger beat J.D. Fluffy; Semifinals: Falk beat Switchblade; Hanger beat Loco; Finals: Hanger b Falk to win title; Steven Green & Cody Weatherby & Derrick Neal beat Damien Payne & Josh Crowe & Kevin James when Neal pinned James. Aaron (SAW ring announcer) and Sly Ole Dog did commentary for the first three matches and the main event, while Jason James joined Aaron for the seven tournament matches. Mike Sircy announced the next taping for 2/28 with a finals rematch plus Ali Stevens & Big Bully Douglas defending the Southern tag titles. Switchblade, Loco, and Dewey are all from OVW.
‘Bomber’ Jack Lord has informed us he will be appearing in his retirement match on March 28 in Piedmont, AL, for theAll-American Wrestling Federation. Lord will hang up his trunks after that and will undergo knee replacement surgery a few weeks later. The AAWF teams with High Octane Wrestling for the event at the Piedmont Civic Center. Advertised: Brian Alexander versus Air Paris for the HOW Heavyweight Title; Jack & Brine Lord defend the AAWF Tag Team Title against Bull Buchanan & Bulldog Raines; a three-way tag match for the HOW Tag Team Title featuring the Regular Guys, the Exotic Ones, and Thunder & Lighting; Donnie Buchanan defends the AAWF Heavyweight Title against Colby Godwin; Jess Wade versus Pretty Boy Floyd in a street fight; and Josh Stone versus Will Owens. Ringside seats are $7, general admission is $5 or $3 for kids 6-12, while children 5 and under are admitted free. Bell time is 7:30 PM.
Great Championship Wrestling will be at the Gr8 Sk8 Plex in Phenix City, AL, on February 12, with all proceeds going to the family of Maegan Johnson. Advertised: J-Rod defends the GCW Heavyweight Title against Cru Jones; and the GCW Tag Team Title will be on the line in a gauntlet match featuring Orion Bishop & Murder One, the Southside Trash, the Winner’s Club, Frankie Valentine & Tex Monroe, Rob Adonis & Scotty Beach, Adryan Hawkins & Kyle Matthews, and Chris Lightning & Kareem Abdul Jamar; and Buff Bagwell makes his GCW debut. Call (334) 664-1780 for more information. Bell time is 7:30 PM.
The identity of the new tenant at 5000 Burnham Boulevard, the original home of GCW and the building most recently occupied by Billy Roper’sNWA Prime Time has yet to he made official. Rumors persist that Diane Hewes has interest in the leasing the building. Sal Rinauro, Kyle Matthews and Adryan Hawkins will be in from NWA Anarchy for the Maegan Johnson benefit show on February 12, along with GCW regulars Rob Adonis and Kareem Abdul Jamar. Long time GCW Referee Jeff McGowan worked the Anarchy show tonight. McGowan has not been at GCW for the last two weeks. Instead, they used Jeremy Black, the “GCW Ref” from the angle in Prime Time. It appears that Slaughter is done with GCW.
Alternative Pro Wrestling presents their next supercard, “Friday the 13th”, at the Cherry Street Gym in Royston, GA. Advertised: Southern States Title Match: “King” Seth Delay (c) vs. Slim J; Ty Cobb Street Fight: “Merciless” Don Matthews vs. John Carnage; Former Champions Clash: Jeremy Vain vs. Shadow Jackson; Country Whipping Match: Bo Newsome & Kareem Abdul Jamar vs. Saint Anthony & Brandon Parker (with Kevin Duncan); J.T. Talent vs. Donovan Sweet (with Lollipop); North Georgia Title Match: Chris King (c) vs. Dustin Michaels; APW Tag Team Title Match: Hate Junkies (Dany Only & Stryknyn) (c) vs. the Franchise (Ryan Michaels & Matt Sells). Bell time is 8pm. For interviews with the participants and highlight clips check out this week’s Aftershock.
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NOSTALGIA
FEBRUARY 8, 1934 (THURSDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM (John Bollas – Promoter) > John Mauldin versus Gus Pappas > Stanley Buresch versus Dick Griffin > Leo Wallich defeated Al Stecher by disqualification / Notes: Aside from the match between Leo Wallich and Al Stecher, no documented results for the remaining matches on this card have been found. Admission prices to the auditorium were reported to be $0.25, $0.40, $0.55, and $0.77.
FEBRUARY 8, 1934 (THURSDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – LAKEWOOD HEIGHTS ARENA (Frank Bettis – Promoter) > Boxing Match: Billy Hooper versus Battling Maddox > Bob Anderson versus James Carey > John Mauldin versus Chief Lakeside > Bill Collins versus Son Almand / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found. The winner of the match between Bill Collins and Son Almand was to earn a chance to meet the Georgia Light Heavyweight Champion at a later date.
FEBRUARY 8, 1934 (THURSDAY) – AVONDALE, GA – AVONDALE ARENA (Wesley Brownlee – Promoter) > Six-Round Boxing Match: Bennie Johnson versus Kid Tarpley > Al Kimbrell versus Bull Schmidt > Gus Pappas versus the Shadow > Bill Crussell versus Harry Nixon / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.
FEBRUARY 8, 1935 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM (Frank Bettis and Cleve Roby – Promoters) > Young Londos defeated Charlie Norman (2-1) > Tarzan Jordan defeated Hans Lutz > Honey Boy Hackney defeated Sammy Miller (2-1)
FEBRUARY 8, 1935 (FRIDAY) – AVONDALE, GA – AVONDALE ARENA (Frank Bettis and Cleve Roby – Promoters) > John Rooney versus Leon Fuller > Bob Anderson versus Teddy Betts > Phillip Hansen versus the Masked Marvel / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.
FEBRUARY 8, 1937 (MONDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – SPRING STREET ARENA (Frank Bettis and Cleve Roby – Promoters) > Doc Poole defeated Bad Boy Brown at 12:00 > Sammy Miller defeated Joe Wheeler > Jack McAdams defeated Bill Jeffries (2-1)
FEBRUARY 8, 1946 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Vic Emanuel defeated Jack Welch > Toar Morgan defeated Ben Bennicasa > Jack LaRue & Dick Lever defeated Ralph Garibaldi & Al Massey by disqualification > NWA World Heavyweight Title Match: Bill Longson* defeated Laverne Baxter / Notes: Bill Longson had been the reigning NWA World Heavyweight Champion since he defeated Bobby Managoff in St. Louis, MO, on February 19, 1943. This version was the one recognized by the National Boxing Association as the National Wrestling Association. Charlie Harben was credited as being a referee for this card. Harben disqualified Ralph Garibaldi & Al Massey in their match with Jack LaRue & Dick Lever after they pushed him around a bit, with Massey sealing the deal when he ripped Harben’s shirt. Harben reportedly demanded a match with Massey, and Paul Jones set it up for February 16, 1946. It was reported that Paul Jones had chose Laverne Baxter to wrestle Longson after also considering Ralph Garibaldi, and that if Garibaldi had defeated Dick Lever on February 1, 1946, the title shot may have been awarded to him instead of Baxter. No attendance was reported for this card, but it was reported that this card drew a record crowd.
FEBRUARY 8, 1954 (MONDAY) – AUGUSTA, GA – WILLIAM BELL AUDITORIUM (Tom Mahoney – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Gorgeous Gilpin versus Wild Man Zimm > Leo Numa & Red McIntyre versus Jack Dillon & Babe Zaharias > Frank Taylor versus the Swedish Angel / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.
FEBRUARY 8, 1957 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Guy LaRose and Mr. X wrestled to a draw > Jerry Graham defeated Chris Averoff > Wilbur Snyder defeated Pierre LaSalle > International Tag Team Title Match: Mark & Donn Lewin defeated Red McIntyre & Chief Big Heart* to win title / Notes: Red McIntyre & Chief Big Heart had been the reigning International Tag Team Champions since they defeated Fred Atkins & Ike Eakins on December 7, 1956, in Atlanta.
FEBRUARY 8, 1961 (WEDNESDAY) – COLUMBUS, GA – COLUMBUS SPORTS ARENA (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Gypsy Joe and Chief Little Eagle wrestled to a draw > Midget Match: Cowboy Bradley defeated Beau Brummell > Penalty Belt Match: Tiny Evans defeated Skull Murphy by disqualification
FEBRUARY 8, 1963 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM [P] (Don McIntyre – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Lenny Montana defeated Sailor Moran > The Bat defeated Prince Omar > The Steve Boys defeated George Bell & Bronko Lubich > World Heavyweight Title Match: Eddie Graham* defeated Freddie Blassie / Notes: Homer O’Dell managed Bronko Lubich. Atlanta Constitution Sports Editor Furman Bisher was reportedly in attendance for this card. Eddie Graham had been the reigning World Heavyweight Champion since he defeated Freddie Blassie on February 1, 1963, in Atlanta.
FEBRUARY 8, 1965 (MONDAY) – ALBANY, GA (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Tony Marino versus Mysterious Medic #2 > Women’s Match: Linda Carroll versus the Fabulous Moolah > Choo-Choo Lynn versus Mysterious Medic #1 / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found. It is unclear as to what venue was the site of this card.
FEBRUARY 8, 1965 (MONDAY) – AUGUSTA, GA – WILLIAM BELL AUDITORIUM (Steve Manderson – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Red Roberts defeated Krusher Karlson > Joe Scarpa & Greg Peterson defeated Bob Dalton & Rube Wright > Bill Dromo defeated Mario Galento by disqualification
FEBRUARY 8, 1966 (TUESDAY) – MACON, GA – MACON CITY AUDITORIUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Bob Armstrong defeated Jack Vansky > Louie Tillet defeated Chin Lee > Billy & Bad Boy Hines versus the Mysterious Medics ruled a no contest
FEBRUARY 8, 1969 (SATURDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – WQXI STUDIOS (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) Notes: This was taped for the “Atlanta TV Wrestling” television program hosted by Ed Capral. Dale Lewis joined Capral, along with manager Jack Crawford, and told him that he blamed special referee Hans Schmidt for his loss of the Georgia Heavyweight Title to El Mongol on February 7, 1969. Lewis challenged Schmidt to a match on February 14, 1969, and by the end of the program Schmidt had accepted under the conditions that Crawford not appear at ringside during the bout, to which Lewis agreed. Lewis also said that after he took care of Schmidt, he was going after Mongol for participating in what he considered a double-cross to remove him as champion.
FEBRUARY 8, 1972 (TUESDAY) – MACON, GA – MACON COLISEUM [P] (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Jerry Oates defeated Joe Turco > Derrell Cochran defeated Bill White > Roberto Soto & El Mongol defeated Oki Shikina & Mr. X > Women’s World Title Match: the Fabulous Moolah* defeated Susan Green > Macon Tag Team Title Match (DQ Rule Waived): Rocket & Flash Monroe* and Bill Dromo & Bob Armstrong wrestled to a draw / Notes: The Fabulous Moolah had been billed as Women’s World Champion since she defeated Judy Grable on September 18, 1956, in Baltimore, MD. Rocket & Flash Monroe had been the reigning Macon Tag Team Champions since they defeated Bill Dromo & Bob Armstrong on January 25, 1972, in Macon. Assassin #1 managed Mr. X. It was announced that the Assassins would be wrestling in Macon on February 15, 1972, and that Roberto Soto, Bepo Mongol, and Koa Tiki would be wrestling in Macon soon.
FEBRUARY 8, 1976 (SUNDAY) – MARIETTA, GA – COBB COUNTY CIVIC CENTER (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Ken Mantell and Skandor Akbar wrestled to a draw > Ted & Jerry Oates defeated Mitsu Hata & Taru Hayashi > Dick Slater defeated Moondog Mayne > Bob Armstrong defeated the Spoiler > Mr. Wrestling #2 defeated Abdullah the Butcher / Notes: Gary Hart managed the Spoiler.
FEBRUARY 8, 1977 (TUESDAY) – MACON, GA – MACON COLISEUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Ricky Steamboat defeated Charlie Fulton > Raymond Rougeau defeated Jack Evans > Abdullah the Butcher & the French Angel defeated Dean Ho & Black Atlas > Georgia Heavyweight Title Match: Dick Slater* versus Thunderbolt Patterson ruled a no contest > Georgia Tag Team Title Match: Ole & Gene Anderson defeated Mr. Wrestling #1 & #2* by disqualification / Notes: J.J. Dillon managed the French Angel. Following the match between Ole & Gene Anderson and Mr. Wrestling #1 & #2, the Georgia Tag Team Title was held up pending a rematch on February 15, 1977. This was only done in Fred Ward’s portion of the territory.
FEBRUARY 8, 1979 (THURSDAY) – ROME, GA – ROME MEMORIAL GYMNASIUM (Charlie Harben – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Luke Graham versus Mr. Wrestling #2 > Andre the Giant & Wahoo McDaniel versus King Kong Mosca & the Masked Superstar / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.
FEBRUARY 8, 1981 (SUNDAY) – GRIFFIN, GA – MID-SOUTH AUDITORIUM (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Steve Keirn defeated Jim Duggan > Kevin Sullivan and Steve O wrestled to a draw > Stan Frazier defeated the Mongolian Stomper by disqualification > Robert Fuller, Mr. Wrestling #2 & Andre the Giant defeated the Freebirds / Notes: Don Carson managed the Mongolian Stomper.
FEBRUARY 8, 1981 (SUNDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – OMNI COLISEUM [P] (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Charlie Cook defeated Alexis Smirnoff > Ted Oates and Jim Duggan wrestled to a draw > National Television Title Match: Steve O defeated Bobby Eaton* to win title > Boston Street Fight Match: Kevin Sullivan defeated Steve Keirn > Mr. Wrestling #2 defeated Ole Anderson > Robert Fuller & Ted DiBiase defeated Terry Gordy & Buddy Roberts > Andre the Giant defeated the Mongolian Stomper > NWA World Heavyweight Title Match: Harley Race* versus Tony Atlas ended in a double countout / Notes: Ted Oates substituted for Dick Slater in the match with Jim Duggan. Michael Hayes was handcuffed to the Junkyard Dog during the match between Robert Fuller & Ted DiBiase defeated Terry Gordy & Buddy Roberts. Don Carson managed the Mongolian Stomper.
FEBRUARY 8, 1982 (MONDAY) – AUGUSTA, GA – WILLIAM BELL AUDITORIUM (Charlie Harben – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Tommy Rogers versus the French Angel > Kevin Sullivan versus Brad Armstrong > Bob Armstrong versus Buzz Sawyer > No DQ Match: Ron Bass versus Jimmy Garvin > Ron Fuller & Leroy Brown versus the Masked Superstar & the Super Destroyer / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.
FEBRUARY 8, 1983 (TUESDAY) – IRONTON, OH (Les Thatcher – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Paul Ellering defeated Tito Santana > Bob Roop defeated Tom Prichard > Buck Robley defeated Brad Armstrong > Paul Orndorff defeated the Super Destroyer > Butch Reed defeated Bruiser Brody by disqualification > Stan Hansen & Tommy Rich defeated Ivan Koloff & Buzz Sawyer by countout
The information compiled within our daily reports are through the efforts of various contributors, including, but not limited to, Rich Tate, Larry Goodman, Chuck Thornton, Brian Waits, Don Luce, Brian Slack, Fred Hornby, Thomas Bugg, J Michael Kenyon, Steve Yohe, David Williamson, Becky Taylor, John Cannon, Mike Norris, Bobby Simmons, Les Thatcher, Crimson Mask, Dan Masters, Tim Dix, Tim Dills, Jimmie Daniel, Gene Restaino, Matt Tew, Dave Wills, Shannon Rose, Alan Wojcik, Devin Cutting, and Richard O’Sullivan.
