Thursday, May 13, 2021
Stan Hansen vs. Terry Funk (All Japan Pro Wrestling 1983)
This match from AJPW in 1983 was a real violent one. Hansen almost killed Funk. Dory Funk Jr. had to run to the ring to save his brother.
Terry Gordy vs. Al Perez & Al Perez vs. The Patriot. GWF, 1991
During the conclusion of the North American Title Tournament, the Patriot won the coin toss, so Gordy and Perez face each other with the winner meeting The Patriot for the North American Heavyweight Title. Also, commentator Boni Blackstone talks to a fan and later with Al Perez. Commentator Joe Pedicino speaks with The Patriot. GWF, 1991.
IGNITE Wrestling- IGNITE Rewind May 13 2021
IGNITE Wrestling goes into the vault for another IGNITE Rewind as we look back on matches that made IGNITE what it is today. Thrillseeker Justin Blax w/Dream Girl Ellie vs The Aztec Warrior Alex Cruz That Klassic Tag Team vs Trevor Read and Steve Beck
Victory Championship Wrestling- VCW 2021 Episode 11
In this episode, Myles Hawkins takes on Justin Fleaux. Shane Mako & Wicked Nemesis face off against The Nice Guys, Tommy Seto & Zakar Shah in a Tag Team Championship Tournament match. Johnny Rage makes his VCW debut against the Pillsbury Playboy Edible Eddie Honcho. Alabama Wrestling Legend Action Mike Jackson goes one-on-one with the Lucha Samurai Takuri. Then in the main event, Joshua O’Hagan defends the VCW Television Championship against Ash Taylor.
The Patriot vs. Stan Lane. GWF, 1991.
The Patriot wrestles Stan Lane with Jim Cornette at ringside, as part of the GWF's North American Championship Tournament. GWF, 1991.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P7acXynOKyc
Promo: Jim Cornette and Stan Lane. GWF, 1991.
Jim Cornette gives Scott Hudson a hard time and he and Stan Lane have some harsh words for Steve Cox. GWF, 1991.
Another Day, Another AEW Fanboy Has To Be Smacked (I Could Do This All Year, They Make It So Easy)
I can see why the head writer for Wrestling Past And Present, Bill W. has such a fun time slapping marks around online. There's no challenge from them and as Bill has pointed out several times in the past. They always react and reply the same way, every time.
Between yesterday with this story.. https://billsbrandnewblog.blogspot.com/2021/05/aew-fanboys-dont-like-seeing-truth-try.html And now today with what I'm about to show you. Marks and Fanboys really don't realize when it's time for them to just quit, and shut up.
You'll see how he first tries to claim that this story.. https://billsbrandnewblog.blogspot.com/2021/05/wonder-what-others-in-aew-think-about.html Is a "Nonstory" but when I show him proof that someone besides me is talking about it, he quickly tries to backtrack and back step on it.
Then after he claims I couldn't put him in check (when the fact I showed him this IS, a story unlike what claimed, it indeed, put him in check) I explain the obvious that every time a mark or fanboys rushes out to claim they weren't put in their place, it's the obvious sign that they know, they were put in their place. It's really sad that clowns like this have to have things dumbed down this much. But IO guess a little lower education for the clueless like this guy Dave, is what's needed.
Everything after this is the usual mark trying to get himself over on a staff member of WP&P after he was put in his place by one of us, and he failed. Which comes as no surprise as again, marks always react and reply the same way every time. So predictable every time.
At some point fanboys and marks will learn that it's best for them to just, not say anything. because when they do, they'll be shown to the masses what dumb clowns they really are. This was just the latest example. I'm sure, they'll be more to come. You can thank the staff of WP&P for putting dumb fanboys and marks in check. it's our pleasure to do so.
CWA Memphis - 01-24-1988
Jimmy Jack Funk vs "Raging Bull" Manny Fernandez, Rock N Roll RPMs, Scott Hall, Terry Taylor and more on this.
Wonder What Others In AEW Think About This- MJF: Watching AEW’s Wrestling Style Makes Me Want To ‘Puke’ ("OOOO" DDAAMMNN!)
Nothing like slamming and insulting the very company that pays you., Gotta love it. Least he has the balls to speak up about it, even if nobody else in AEW will ever listen.. because they of course "know it all", ask them, they'll tell you.
MJF is often viewed as a wrestling prodigy, and he continues to thrive in All Elite Wrestling.
Still, despite his young age, MJF is a throwback in every sense of the word. In an interview with Anthony Sulla-Heffinger of Yahoo! Sports, MJF explained that he admires classic wrestling and abhors the style that his peers in AEW are known for.
“When I first got into the industry, I was already a student of the game,” said MJF. “I enjoyed watching the [Nick] Bockwinkels, the [Ric] Flairs, the Tullys [Blanchard] — who I now get to work with every week — do their thing. The smartest thing about them, contrary to what you see now stylistically in professional wrestling, was that they didn’t want to get hit, they didn’t want to mess their bodies up.
“When I watch professional wrestling on AEW Dynamite, I cringe, I want to puke in my mouth a little bit, because I see these guys and they are murdering themselves. They are jumping from the top rope to the floor, they are doing the loopy loops, the twisty turns, the flippity do-das, and they are killing themselves. Some of these people who are younger than me, and I’m already wildly young, might not be able to walk anymore when they get to my age.”
It’s fair to say that MJF isn’t a high-flyer, so that concern doesn’t apply to him the same way it might to other wrestlers who use breathtaking offensive maneuvers.
Likewise, in the same interview, MJF explained that he doesn’t wrestle every single week to protect the significance of his matches.
“Why am I going to try and wrestle every week when I can save my body and then when I do wrestle, it’s more of a main attraction because people want to see it so bad,” said MJF. “There was a guy in the UFC, his name is Cowboy Cerrone, and the guy would be on almost every single card, his fight camps would be month to two months. Sure, he would win, but his winner’s purse would be so small because he made himself so accessible.
“Me, I’m a top guy, I’m a superstar, I’m not going to wrestle every week because I want the care for my matches from a fan’s standpoint to be that much larger.”
New Era Wrestling presents Anniversary III
On a night where every match could be a main event anywhere else, "The Dynasty" Dawson Kimbrell looks to get revenge on Bubba Cagle for trying to end his career a month ago. Can Kimbrell dethrone Cagle and capture the NEW Open Championship? In a match months in the making, Impact Wrestling's "Legendary" Larry D faces off against "The Cuban Heist of the Century," Romeo Quevedo! Will there be anything left standing after the two monsters collide in Swann Gym?! Takuri, King Garuda, Ryan Rembrant, Blaxstrom and D3 all face off for a chance to challenge Ace Austin. That's right! Ace Austin will defend the Impact Wrestling X-Division Championship on NEW. Who will challenge him? Can The Inevitable One hang on to his championship? Also: • New Era Tag Team Champions Cody Windham and Ace Haven defend the Tag Team Championships against Crummels & Defarge. • Cassandra Golden makes her return to NEW to face off against New Era newcomer G.L.A.M. • Greg Dotson takes on Orion Bishop. • Cameron Keast faces off against "Action" Mike Jackson. • And More! __ Recorded at Sawnn Gym in Jasper, Alabama on April 17, 2021.
New Era Wrestling presents The Franchise
For months, Bubba Cagle has said he is the franchise of NEW, but another "Franchise" has answered the call.
After an already legendary career in the world of professional wrestling, The Franchise Shane Douglas makes his New Era Wrestling debut when he teams with the #1 contender for the NEW Open Championship Dawson Kimbrell to take on the champ himself, Bubba Cagle, and the sole holder of both Tag Team titles Cody Windham!
Also in action -
• Antonia Garza defends the UWLA Middleweight Championship against King Garuda and Takuri in a Lucha Showcase.
• "Action" Mike Jackson, ProSouth Wrestling YouTube Champion James Hardy, Orion Bishop, Cameron Keast, and many more!
• Plus, Romeo Quevedo returns to New Era Wrestling!
Filmed at Dora High School on March 13, 2021.