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Sleeze....you got the date wrong, it's June 14, 1987. I haven't watched this match in a long time, but I am surprised to see you rate it so high given that it's less than 10 minutes long. You rated Gordy vs Khan 4 3/4, and you give this 4 1/2?

Sigh..... Still waiting for Superstar to finish his original review of this match......

Umm....ask for access to the Village Green section if you don't already have it.....

The site is still up for me (12pm EST)

It's true. The site is done. NATIONAL WRESTLING ALLIANCE OWNERSHIP UPDATES By Mike Johnson on 2017-09-24 15:53:00 The National Wrestling Alliance era under Billy Corgan's ownership will officially kick off on 10/1. All of the member promotions who had licenses to use the NWA initials and branding under the company's Bruce Tharpe ownership will end the day before. Going forward as of 10/1, the NWA will be whatever it is deemed to be under Corgan and Dave Lagana's leadership. As part of that transition, the NWA On Demand streaming service will be shutting down. This a by-product of Corgan's purchasing Tharpe's interest in the Paul Boesch Houston territory library. The ownership of the library still remains with the Boesch family but Corgan will have the ability to control the library going forward.

I have Jim Londos vs Bronko Nagurski 11/18/38 Philadelphia (14:35 shown) June Byers vs Peggy Banner 8/26/55 Chicago (14:04 shown) Lou Thesz vs Buddy Rogers 6/21/50 Chicago (36:25 shown) Lou Thesz vs Verne Gagne 1/25/52 Chicago (55:41 shown) DATE UNKNOWN 1955? Nick Bockwinkel vs The Great John L (William H Clark) Hollywood (8:55 shown) Nick Bockwinkel vs K.O. Matt Murphy 6/17/59 (Chicago)? (5:27 shown) Verne Gagne vs Dick the Bruiser 10/28/55 Chicago (36:20 shown)

Corey lists this as being from Long Island City, NY 06/09/32 Unknown Ed Strangler Lewis vs Dick Shikat ----Actually, Steve Yohe also has it being there Lewis was brought into New York City in June and, right away, was booked into a contenders match with Dick Shikat on June 9, 1932 in Long Island City's (Queens) new Madison Square Garden Bowl. The winner would get a title match with Londos.

I also thought that this match was missing a few minutes at the beginning... Rick Martel vs. Jumbo Tsuruta (AWA 9/29/85) ***Complete***

Don Muraco vs. Jimmy Snuka (WWF 7/23/83) ***Complete*** -According to Graham's site, this aired on USA Network, although I've never seen a copy. I have this full Landover MD show and I sent it to Peach a few weeks ago. I also have the 7/16/83 Philly and 7/30/83 MSG Snuka-Muraco matches.

Didn't watch it yet, but the match only went around 7 minutes. I saw two other reviews today that gave it two stars

Hulk Hogan comes out to the ring wearing his famous collector's item gold cape, that Matt Morgan once stole from him in TNA. He is accompanied by Classy Freddie Blassie,who is also wearing shiny gold attire. Vince McMahon (Jr) is your ring announcer!!! Hogan and Andre both have a lot of hair! This is not their first meeting, they have had others in the past and there will be many more in the future. They wrestled two weeks ago in Philadelphia, and last week on August 2nd for Bill Watts's Mid-South at the Superdome in New Orleans. They will face each other again for International Wrestling in Montreal on August 25th. The two mighty behemoths start with a mighty mean guy staredown, much better than the one at WMIII. They lockup, Andre immediately shoves Hogan back into the corner. Hogan comes back, grabs a side headlock, Andre whips him into the ropes for a shoulder block, but neither man moves or is knocked down. Now Andre takes the headlock, shoulder block for the same result. Andre grabs both of Hogan's arms and pulls them behind him, then headbutts Hogan twice in the upper back. Then he lifts up his leg and drives his foot into Hogan's back. Hogan attempts to reverse it with a test of strength, but Andre holds on. Hogan backs Andre into the corner and nails him with a shot to the chest, Andre retaliates with a big chop. Andre charges at Hogan in the other corner, and hits another huge headbutt, Hogan follows up with a bearhug on the Giant. Andre finally breaks free with another big headbutt. Hogan rolls to the outside to consult with Freddie Blassie. Hogan climbs the steps to get back in the ring, but Andre picks him up for a suplex. Andre misses a big splash!!! Hogan kicks Andre, elbowsmashes his back and nails him with three big punches to the head, but Andre grabs Hogan's arm into a hammerlock. Hogan actually tries to pick up Andre with one arm for a slam. Instead, Andre scoops Hogan and bodyslams him, but the referee gets kicked in the head and goes down. Andre goes to check on the ref, Hogan charges at him with a running knee to the back, kicks Andre in the gut and slams the Giant for a pinfall attempt, but still no referee. Andre gets up, slams Hogan and suddenly there is a second referee in the ring. Andre hits a big splash and the ref counts one of the fastest three counts I have ever seen for the victory and the pinfall at 7:44. Seriously, Hogan kicked out at like one and a half. Freddie Blassie is pissed and jumps up on the apron, he meets Hogan in the corner and hands him a foreign object, Hogan loads up his elbow pad and goes after the Giant again. Hogan drives a double sledge fist into Andre's back, and whips him to the ropes and hits the AXE BOMBER, with a loaded elbow. Andre is busted open and bleeding heavily as Hogan and Blassie retreat to the dressing room. 2 and 3/4 *** .