Published on Jan 1, 2018
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Monday, January 1, 2018
Larry Zbyszko on The Dangerous Alliance
Published on Jan 1, 2018
Larry Zbyszko on The Dangerous Alliance
WWE Hall of Famer and final AWA World Champion "The Living Legend" Larry Zbyszko talks about being a part of Paul Heyman's "Dangerous Alliance" in World Championship Wrestling with the likes of Steve Austin, Medusa, Rick Rude, Arn Anderson and Bobby Eaton which could have been one of the greatest wrestling factions of all time if WCW had ran with it.
WWE Hall of Famer and final AWA World Champion "The Living Legend" Larry Zbyszko talks about being a part of Paul Heyman's "Dangerous Alliance" in World Championship Wrestling with the likes of Steve Austin, Medusa, Rick Rude, Arn Anderson and Bobby Eaton which could have been one of the greatest wrestling factions of all time if WCW had ran with it.
AAW news.
AAW sold out all of its 500 tickets in Chicago for a 2/17 Tetsuya Naito vs. Sami Callihan match at Logan Square Arena in 90 minutes. They have a show also on 1/20 at Logan Square Arena and tickets are on sale still with Rey Fenix vs. Matt Riddle for the AAW title plus Juice Robinson appearing. ACH will also be getting an AAW title shot at some point, which will be announced soon
Here's a nice rarity for you. Brian Pillman's only appearance in Memphis
Published on Apr 6, 2012
From 2/8/1997, Brian Pillman comes to the Memphis studio to do commentary with Lance Russell. He only does commentary for King Reginald(Reggie B Fine) vs Kip Morris. This is kinda hard to watch cause Brian is in total heel character and Lance seems to be out of the loop. Pillman makes fun of Lance's again and suggests he call Dr. Kevorkian of all people.
SN 12/30/95 Orndorff/Pillman- Flair/Savage- Dungeon of Doom
Published on Feb 15, 2014
Saturday Night 12/30/1995- Paul Orndorff & Brian Pillman- Ric Flair & Randy Savage- Dungeon of Doom
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vy5_um1IhyI
JJ DIllon on Harley Race & Haku
Published on Dec 28, 2017
James J Dillon on Harley Race & Haku/Meng/King Tonka
In this clip legendary Professional wrestling manager, leader of the 4 horsemen, WWE Hall of Famer and former WWE office Executive and WCW office worker James J Dillon discusses "WWE Hall of Famer" and numerous time World Champion Harley Race as well as legendary WWE, WCW & Japan wrestling Icon Haku, who is wrestling for Great North Wrestling May 12 2018 in Brockville ON. More event info @GreatNorthWrestling.ca!
In this clip legendary Professional wrestling manager, leader of the 4 horsemen, WWE Hall of Famer and former WWE office Executive and WCW office worker James J Dillon discusses "WWE Hall of Famer" and numerous time World Champion Harley Race as well as legendary WWE, WCW & Japan wrestling Icon Haku, who is wrestling for Great North Wrestling May 12 2018 in Brockville ON. More event info @GreatNorthWrestling.ca!
JJ Dillon on The Sheik
Published on Dec 31, 2017
JJ Dillon on The Sheik
In this clip legendary Professional wrestling manager, leader of the 4 horsemen, WWE Hall of Famer and former WWE office Executive and WCW office worker James J Dillon discusses "WWE Hall of Famer" The Original Sheik who is one of the greatest wrestling heels of all time as well as promoter for the Detroit Territory.
In this clip legendary Professional wrestling manager, leader of the 4 horsemen, WWE Hall of Famer and former WWE office Executive and WCW office worker James J Dillon discusses "WWE Hall of Famer" The Original Sheik who is one of the greatest wrestling heels of all time as well as promoter for the Detroit Territory.
Beating PWInsider, Torch and alot of others again with this from the NWA. Austin Idol wishes you a Happy New Year
Published on Jan 1, 2018
The Universal Heartthrob Austin Idol wanted to wish all the fans of the NWA (National Wrestling Alliance) a very Happy New Years as 2017 became 2018. Austin Idol is now the manager of the new NWA Worlds Heavyweight Champion Nick Aldis under the umbrellas of Idolmania Sports Management. Returning to the forefront of the wrestling scene at CZW’s Cage of Death, Idol shocked the world leading Aldis to winning the Ten Pounds of Gold over now former NWA Champion Tim Storm.
PAIGE INJURY UPDATE
Paige is backstage at Raw in Miami, but the word making the rounds backstage
is that she has not yet been cleared to return to the ring.
Paige was injured wrestling at the Nassau Coliseum last Wednesday during a six woman tag when Sasha Banks nailed her from behind with a kick to the upper back. The belief is that Banks may have accidentally kicked her a little high. Paige went down and suffered what is believed to be a stinger before being walked out.
WWE pulled her from the ring and sent her home as a precautionary measure.
Paige was injured wrestling at the Nassau Coliseum last Wednesday during a six woman tag when Sasha Banks nailed her from behind with a kick to the upper back. The belief is that Banks may have accidentally kicked her a little high. Paige went down and suffered what is believed to be a stinger before being walked out.
WWE pulled her from the ring and sent her home as a precautionary measure.
Kenny Omega On Fighting Chris Jericho, Showing A New Version Of Himself At Wrestle Kingdom 12, Okada
Kenny Omega spoke to New Japan Pro Wrestling before his upcoming IWGP US Championship match against Chris Jericho at Wrestle Kingdom 12. Omega talked about what he will do to win the match and his match against Okada at Wrestle Kingdom 11. You can see the full interview in the video above, here are some of the highlights:
Seeing a new Kenny Omega at Wrestle Kingdom 12:
"So, maybe at the end of the day, Chris, I'm gonna have to thank you, because what you've done now is you've unlocked this new Kenny Omega that's going to expand my range. No. You're not gonna get the athletic machine that is guaranteed to get 'Match of the Night,' 'Match of the Year,' 'Match of the Decade,' [or] 'Best Match of All-Time.' What you're going to get is someone who's willing to fight, someone who's willing to bleed, someone who's willing to die for his dream to change the wrestling word. I've got you to thank for that, Chris."
Chris Jericho saying this is Omega's last match in NJPW:
"You said this was gonna be my last match in New Japan, now is that because you're going to retire me? By physically injuring me? You gonna end my career, and my life? Or was it that you're on this mission? You're gonna take me back to the 'promise land.' You want me to perform on the 'Grandest Stage of Them All' for the granddaddy of sports entertainment, is that what it is? Well, let me warn you, Chris, I can't be bought, I can't be reasoned with. My dreams are bigger than money, they're bigger than fame. My goal is to change the wrestling world [and] you're playing a key role in that, Chris."
His match against Kazuchika Okada at Wrestle Kingdom 11:
"When I was fighting Okada, I wanted to show not only the fruits of my labor. I wanted to show the years of my training, the years of hardships, the pain and the loneliness, but I also wanted to channel the emotions from a happy place. I didn't want this to be a violent match, I wanted to show the beauty of professional wrestling and just what I was capable of. And so, that match became one of the most proud athletic masterpieces in my career. And it sort of started the first big step for the 'Change the World' slogan. Chris Jericho comes along and he's changed the message. He's now taken this thing of beauty that I've tried to recreate and he's turned it into a dark and terrifying place. And I have no choice but to go there with him. ... But if we're gonna change the world, this is a necessary evil. And so, if I have to fight for what I believe in. If I have to fight for my dream to make New Japan worldwide, if I have to fight to prove that 'Kenny Omega Style' truly is the best on the planet, beating you at your own game, Chris, is all I can do."
"So, maybe at the end of the day, Chris, I'm gonna have to thank you, because what you've done now is you've unlocked this new Kenny Omega that's going to expand my range. No. You're not gonna get the athletic machine that is guaranteed to get 'Match of the Night,' 'Match of the Year,' 'Match of the Decade,' [or] 'Best Match of All-Time.' What you're going to get is someone who's willing to fight, someone who's willing to bleed, someone who's willing to die for his dream to change the wrestling word. I've got you to thank for that, Chris."
Chris Jericho saying this is Omega's last match in NJPW:
"You said this was gonna be my last match in New Japan, now is that because you're going to retire me? By physically injuring me? You gonna end my career, and my life? Or was it that you're on this mission? You're gonna take me back to the 'promise land.' You want me to perform on the 'Grandest Stage of Them All' for the granddaddy of sports entertainment, is that what it is? Well, let me warn you, Chris, I can't be bought, I can't be reasoned with. My dreams are bigger than money, they're bigger than fame. My goal is to change the wrestling world [and] you're playing a key role in that, Chris."
His match against Kazuchika Okada at Wrestle Kingdom 11:
"When I was fighting Okada, I wanted to show not only the fruits of my labor. I wanted to show the years of my training, the years of hardships, the pain and the loneliness, but I also wanted to channel the emotions from a happy place. I didn't want this to be a violent match, I wanted to show the beauty of professional wrestling and just what I was capable of. And so, that match became one of the most proud athletic masterpieces in my career. And it sort of started the first big step for the 'Change the World' slogan. Chris Jericho comes along and he's changed the message. He's now taken this thing of beauty that I've tried to recreate and he's turned it into a dark and terrifying place. And I have no choice but to go there with him. ... But if we're gonna change the world, this is a necessary evil. And so, if I have to fight for what I believe in. If I have to fight for my dream to make New Japan worldwide, if I have to fight to prove that 'Kenny Omega Style' truly is the best on the planet, beating you at your own game, Chris, is all I can do."
DORY FUNK JR. TAKING ON NEW STUDENTS
Professional Wrestling (Training with Coach Dory Funk
Jr.)
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International Students - Funds need to be paid in full prior to training.
For more information, call now 352-895-4658 or visit our website at www.dory-funk.com
Funking Conservatory Application Form
Special if you sign up now!
Option 1. $2500 Paid in Full (One Year)
Option 2. $500` Deposit and $250 a month for one year
We train wrestlers, managers, referees, valets and ring announcers. We are accepting deposits and payments for reservations now. Please e-mail / call us before Christmas to book your training program with Dory Funk. We look forward to training with you. Call Marti Funk - 352-895-4658.
Send deposits to - Dory Funk Jr. P.O. Box 771-702, Ocala, Florida 34477-1702 (Cashiers Check or Money Order)
International Students - Funds need to be paid in full prior to training.
For more information, call now 352-895-4658 or visit our website at www.dory-funk.com
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