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Meth and Hepatitis seems to be the consensus. Of course he still bled all over the place, cause you know... Thankfully his opponent was just Shlak.

Necro Butcher looking healthy at whatever show trotted him out for a deathmatch this past weekend.....

Great episode, but man I think the wrong Japanese girl is champion. Shida is fucking awesome.

I can agree that the 3 man commentary booth is unneeded (though his description of Excalibur is ridiculous) and I do find myself agreeing that Kenny Omega does a whole lot of unnecessary gesturing and pointing to the point of being distracting at times. Other than that, I agree with you on the nitpicking. I still particularly like that in the main part of the article he acts like he doesn't know who Riho is. Then at the end says she isn't believable as champion.

For a "first time viewer" he seems to know a whole hell of a lot about what's going on. How does he know Riho isn't believable when she wasn't on the show? How does he know all Kenny Omega matches go over 15 minutes? This strikes me as someone burying the product for the sake of burying the product. Not that he doesn't make some valid points, but "first time viewer" my ass.

The Kushida/Grimes match on NXT was a ton of fun. Trevor Lee was always one of my favorite guys on the indies, I really hope this is some indication they plan to do more with him!

The joke itself isn't necessarily funny, but since Cornette gives Janela nothing but shit, him mocking the joke that got Cornette canned from the NWA show made me laugh.

Vickie Guerrero was pretty enjoyable on commentary this week. Joey Janela joined for the last two matches and said that Orange Cassidy was "So brave he'd strap a bucket of maple syrup to his back and ride a motorbike through Canada"

Thank You!

Does anyone know who the blonde accompanying Eddie Gilbert to the ring is for his Falls Count Anywhere Tri-State match against Cactus Jack? It's not Missy Hyatt, and I am pretty sure it isn't Madusa.

So long as one of them are drinking Clamato Juice, I am totally in for this feud....per say

I'm with you all on Statlander, but I wish they hadn't beat Shida to do it. She was the only other female on the roster that seemed to be gaining any momentum.

I just can't get past the fact that Havoc looks like that one 40 year old guy who never got over his Goth phase that you see at every concert, with that exact haircut, wearing a black trench coat, and bitching about how he liked the band before you ever heard of them.

I wonder if this is them prepping to move all of the classic content to a higher priced tier, since they assume we'll just pay for anything.

Maybe this is the most forward thinking, make a statement booking ever done by WWE trying to get people to see the injustice that runs rampant in society ....or maybe the angle is fucking terrible. One of those two for sure.

That sucks. The current product certainly doesn't give a lot to look forward to weekly, but I was always excited to hear what was coming out for Hidden Gems.

There was a theory going around Twitter (I think) this week that so far everyone Bray has worked with has turned. Bryan from heel to face, and both Rollins and Balor from Face to Heel. Probably a giant coincidence, but the people were trying to correlate the Hurt/Heal gloves with making people change alignment. Again, probably just a coincidence, I certainly don't buy it, but certainly an interesting thought.

When the Power Hour first debuted, they had Gordon Solie hosting a small segment going over the main angles, counting down the Top 10, and then giving his opinion on one of the main angles. The whole thing lasted like 3 or 4 minutes, and I think this would be a perfect use of J.R. at this point.

The Starrcade logo, and the "A WTBS Special Presentation" picture were two separate images that I found on Google. I just saved them, opened the Starrcade logo in Paint, then imported the WTBS logo on top of it. After that it was just a matter of lining them up the best I could. I don't have photo shop or anything like that. I wish I had the skills to create original logos!

-Thursday Night November 28th- -From the The Superdome in New Orleans, LA- -AIRING LIVE ON- A sweeping camera shot of the nearly 20,000 rabid fans who have packed The Superdome opens the show, and then we are taken to the commentary desk where Jim Ross is dressed in his finest suit and tie, and Bill Watts is wearing a dress shirt with an open suit jacket and a cowboy hat! Jim Ross: Hello Everyone, and Welcome to Starrcade!! I am Jim Ross, joined by "Cowboy" Bill Watts right here on the Superstation WTBS, and we are so excited to be bringing you this double header here this evening with Continental Championship Wrestling! Bill Watts: We have four huge matches lined up for our portion of this show, and the fans here at the Superdome are ready to get to it! Jim Ross: Let's not keep them waiting Bill. Up first we have Iceman King Parsons of The Movement going one on one with "Hacksaw" Butch Reed. Parsons and The Movement have been trying to recruit Reed to their cause, and Reed has shown zero interest. So tonight they will fight, and if Parsons wins the match, Reed will join The Movement. However, if Reed picks up the victory, The Movement has agreed to never approach him again. Bill Watts: Butch Reed does what Butch Reed wants. This Movement is fighting a losing battle trying to get him to do what they want. 1 Fall, 30 Minute Time Limit -Butch Reed vs Iceman King Parsons- Parsons tried to start the match with a handshake, which Butch accepted and then turned into a press slam! From there Reed powered Iceman all over the ring and beat him from pillar to post for the first several minutes of the match. Parsons finally managed to take control when he bailed to the floor and got Reed to follow him, and shoved Butch into the ringpost. Parsons then stayed on Reed wearing him down using his speed and keeping him grounded as much as possible. Reed eventually fought his way back and looked to have Iceman well in hand, when Tiger Conway Jr arrived at ringside and began loudly berating Reed for being a traitor to the cause. Reed continued working on Parsons, but Conway was banging on the mat and saying things about Reed's family, which was when Butch finally had enough. Reed jumped out of the ring and popped Tiger Conway Jr in the mouth with a huge right hand. Butch slid back in the ring and went back after Parsons, but soon Shaska Whatley was at ringside and he took up the catcalling alongside Conway. Reed whipped Iceman Parsons into the ropes, and nailed him with a huge powerslam. Whatley called out that Reed may as well just be one of the white devils, and Butch looked like he was about to leave the ring again, but Referee Alfred Neely was there telling him just to ignore it. Reed climbed the turnbuckles and delivered his Shoulder Block from the Second Turnbuckle, but before he could cover Parson, Tiger Conway yelled out something that started with "You Uncle Tom...." but the rest of it was Bleeped out by the WTBS censors. Reed immediately bundled up both fists and ignoring Parsons headed for that side of the ring. Referee Alfred Neely got in front of Reed and implored him to stop, but Butch grabbed him and threw him to the ground. Reed slid out of the ring ready to fight, but then saw that both Whatley and Conway were backing up the aisle with huge smiles on their faces. Reed looked confused for a moment, and then looked even more so when he heard the bell ringing behind him. Butch slowly turned around to see the Referee calling for the Disqualification from the canvas where Butch had thrown him. Parsons was sitting on the mat just behind him, and he also was grinning from ear to ear. Winner, by Disqualification: Iceman King Parson The look on Reed's face goes from confusion to anger as he realizes that he has been played by The Movement. He storms up the aisle and shoulders past Conway and Whatley on his way to the dressing room. Conway can be heard saying "Welcome to the Team Sucka" as the show goes to commercial. -Commercial Break- Bill Watts: I can't believe it Jim. Those three just conned Butch Reed into making himself part of their little gang. Jim Ross: I don't know how this is going to work Ladies and Gentleman, but it appears that Butch Reed is now going to have to be part of The Movement. That makes them a whole lot more dangerous Cowboy. Bill Watts: Butch Reed is a friend of mine Jim. This is disgusting. I can't believe he has to associate with these punks. Jim Ross: Alright folks, it's time to get ready for our next match up. Back at Halloween Star Wars, The Spoiler won the Central States Title as a substitute. He has carried that title since then, but tonight he faces his biggest challenge in Kerry Von Erich. Bill Watts: Von Erich won a battle royal to earn this shot, and with the Von Erich's long time rival Gary Hart managing The Spoiler, and The Spoiler also using the Claw as his primary weapon, there is a lot of bad blood under the surface in this one. Jim Ross: Let's head to Marc Lowrance for the introductions! 1 Fall, 45 Minute Time Limit -The Spoiler w/Gary Hart vs Kerry Von Erich - AWA Central States Title A brawl from the moment the bell rang, Kerry and The Spoiler traded the advantage several times over the course of the match, and neither man seemed to have a clear advantage over the opening ten minutes. A big exchange of punches in the center of the ring left both staggered, but a leaping clothesline from The Spoiler gave him the advantage heading into the matches thirteenth minute. Spoiler wrenched the arm of Von Erich and walked across the top rope with ease and crashed down on Kerry leading to a very close two and nine tenths count. It was at that point that Spoiler locked on the Claw! Kerry was caught in the center of the ring flat on his back with The Spoiler's Claw locked in, but managed to get his shoulder up at two. Kerry fought to his knees as the crowd rallied behind him, and then he locked The Iron Claw onto the stomach of The Spoiler! Both men were trapped in a battle of wills at that point, and shockingly it was The Spoiler who broke first, releasing his claw and elbowing Von Erich in the head. Spoiler pulled Von Erich to his feet and whipped him into the ropes, Spoiler extended his leg hoping to catch Kerry with a big boot, but Kerry ducked it. Spoiler turned around and was nailed with a huge Discus Punch that sent him staggering backwards into the ropes. Kerry surged forward and whipped Spoiler into the ropes, nailing him with a huge dropkick on the rebound. Kerry then raised his hand into the air signalling for The Iron Claw! Kerry dropped down to the mat and sunk The Iron Claw onto the head of his masked opponent. Spoiler tried his best to pry the wrist away, but soon he wasn't moving and Referee David Manning counted the 1,2,3. Winner, and New Central States Champion: Kerry Von Erich! Jim Ross: Kerry Von Erich has done it! The Iron Claw has put down The Spoiler, and Kerry is the new Central States Heavyweight Champion! Bill Watts: It was one heck of a fight, and you can't take a thing away from The Spoiler, but again that Von Erich Iron Claw has been proven superior. Jim Ross: Since the merger between Mid-South and World Class under the AWA banner, none of the Von Erich's have held championship gold, tonight that.... WHAT THE HELL!! As Kerry Von Erich was celebrating with his newly won title belt, a man wearing blue jeans and a polo shirt hit the ring behind him and chop blocked him in the back of his right leg. Bill Watts: That's Greg "The Hammer" Valentine.... Jim Ross: WHAT IS HE DOING HERE!! Kerry crashes to the mat clutching his knee, the Central States Title falling to the mat. Valentine drops a huge elbow onto the chest of Von Erich, and then shoves David Manning hard to the mat. Valentine grabs hold of the leg of Kerry Von Erich and sinks in the Figure Four Leglock. It's not long before a host of officials and security hit the ring to pull "The Hammer" off of Kerry. Bill Watts: Go to commercial... -Commercial Break- Jim Ross: Welcome back Ladies and Gentleman. Before the break you saw the New Central States Champion Kerry Von Erich viciously attacked by Greg "The Hammer" Valentine. Valentine has been escorted out of the building by security, and Von Erich had to be helped to the back and was unable to put weight on his injured right leg. Bill Watts: I knew Valentine had been signed to compete here in World Class Wrestling, but I didn't expect him to show up like this. Jim Ross: If we get word on the condition of Kerry Von Erich before we go off the air tonight, we will be sure to pass it on to you. Bill Watts: We wish him all the best Jim, but as they say, the show must go on. Jim Ross: Indeed they do Cowboy. Up next, in a break from tradition, the World Class Heavyweight Title is on the line. Bill Watts: Normally the Heavyweight Title match is the main event Jim, but since we are sharing time with our friends at Continental tonight, the Cage Match for the Tag Titles is going on last. But don't think for a moment that makes this any less important. Jim Ross: Nick Bockwinkel has had a death grip on the World Class Title since winning it back on July Fourth, but tonight after surviving the brutal Chamber of Horrors match at Halloween Star Wars, Bruiser Brody is coming for the gold. 1 Fall, 60 Minute Time Limit -Nick Bockwinkel w/Big John Studd vs Bruiser Brody - AWA World Class Heavyweight Title This one wasn't so much about the match, but about the ending. However the match itself went down about as expected. Brody was dominant in the beginning, taking it to Bockwinkel and forcing him to take several sabbaticals to the floor, or sending him running for the ropes when things got to hot. The tides turned when Studd managed to trip up Brody, which allowed Nick to take over and tie big Bruiser up in some holds for a while. But it didn't take long before Brody came roaring back and had the champion on the defensive again. That leads us to the ending.... Brody scooped Bockwinkel up and paraded him around the ring in a one armed scoop slam, before sending him crashing to the mat. Brody then headed into the corner and looked ready to unleash the King Kong Knee Drop, but Big John Studd reached in and grabbed the foot of Brody. Bruiser wasn't having it this time, pivoting around and kicking Studd in the head with a furry boot. Brody quickly slid out of the ring and shoved Studd hard into the ringpost, and then headed back into the ring where Bockwinkel was starting to get up. Brody nailed him with a big boot that sent him right back down, and again positioned himself for the King Kong Knee Drop. Just as Brody was about to go for the move, another person hit the ring, and Brody was blasted in the side of the head with a furry boot! Referee Ron West immediately called for the bell! Winner, by Disqualification: Bruiser Brody Jim Ross: THAT'S NORD THE BARBARIAN! Nord blasted Brody in the side of the head with a boot to cause the DQ, then jumped on top of him and began to pummel him with lefts and rights. Soon Big John Studd was in the ring, and then both The Great Kabuki and The Spoiler were there. Soon all four men were stomping away at Brody, while on the other side of the ring, Gary Hart was helping Nick Bockwinkel to his feet. Bill Watts: I knew it! I knew it all along. Jim Ross: Hart and Bockwinkel appear to have been in cahoots this whole time, meanwhile four men are stomping the life out of Bruiser Brody. Wait a minute...here comes Jimmy Snuka. One of Brody's partners from Japan, Jimmy Snuka is coming to the ring!! Snuka hits the ring and starts throwing chops at Spoiler and Kabuki, but then Bockwinkel comes from across the ring and blasts Snuka in the back of the head with the World Class Title. Snuka crashes to the mat, and now it is five on two men who are both down. Then a roar from the Superdome signals that someone else is about to join the festivities! Bill Watts: Is that... Jim Ross: Oh My God.....STAN "THE LARIAT" HANSEN IS IN WORLD CLASS WRESTLING!!! Stan Hansen hits the ring and nearly decapitates The Great Kabuki with a Lariat! Nick Bockwinkel is quickly shoved out of the ring by Big John Studd, while Gary Hart also makes his exit. The Spoiler takes a swing at Hansen, but Stan ducks it and bounces off the ropes and absolutely levels The Spoiler with another huge Lariat. Nord eyes Hansen for a moment and then makes his exit, joining Hart, Bockwinkel, and Studd on the floor. Hansen is daring any of them to get in the ring, but once Nord and Studd collect Kabuki and Spoiler, the whole lot of them quickly make a hasty retreat to the locker room. The show goes to commercial with Stan Hansen checking on both Brody and Snuka. -Commercial Break- Jim Ross: Welcome back to Starrcade folks, and my goodness what we have just witnessed! Bill Watts: Brody had Bockwinkel beat for that title tonight Jim. Jim Ross: He certainly did Cowboy, but then Studd got involved, Nord the Barbarian, apparently under the employ of Gary Hart showed up and caused the DQ. The alliance between Bockwinkel and Hart that we've all suspected was revealed, and then when both Bruiser Brody and "Superfly" Snuka were being overwhelmed, Stan "The Lariat" Hansen showed up and cleaned house! Bill Watts: The Hart/Bockwinkel alliance may have five men, but the trio of Brody, Snuka, and Hansen just might be able to stand up to five men in a fight. Jim Ross: A war appears to be brewing for sure Cowboy. Speaking of which, it is time for our main event, and this war has been brewing for months. The Islanders have had several shots at The Midnight Express and the World Class Tag Team Titles, but each time Jim Cornette has had something up his sleeve to keep the titles with the Express. Tonight, they meet inside of a steel cage. If The Islanders don't win, they don't compete for the belts again as long as The Express are champions. Bill Watts: Jimmy Snuka was supposed to be at ringside with The Islanders to counteract Cornette, but after being on the wrong end of that beating, we don't know his status. 1 Fall, 60 Minute Time Limit -The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton/Dennis Condrey) w/Jim Cornette vs The Islanders (Samu/Tonga Kid) w/Jimmy Snuka - AWA World Class Tag Team Titles - Steel Cage All four men began fighting in the cage as soon as the bell rang. The Islanders took the early advantage and battered Eaton and Condrey against the cage, and soon Condrey was bleeding like a faucet. The Midnight Express turned the tide with a couple of low blows and worked over The Islanders for a bit, including Bobby Eaton dropping a huge elbow that scored a two count on Samu. The Islanders eventually took back control, and a panicked Cornette was trying to shove his tennis racket under the cage to Eaton, but it wouldn't fit. The brawl continued and things were looking bleak for The Midnights. Cornette then began trying to toss the Tennis Racket over the top of the cage. The first time it didn't make it and nearly cracked him in the head on the way down, him sprawling on the ground to avoid it drew a huge laugh from the crowd. Undeterred, Cornette tossed it again, and this time managed to get it over the top and into the hands of Bobby Eaton. A little too late, Jimmy Snuka came charging down the aisle and Cornette saw him coming, which led to a foot chase around the cage that ended with Snuka catching Cornette by the jacket. Cornette was practically begging for his life, but Superfly was having none of it and flattened Cornette with a huge double chop. Meanwhile inside the cage, Eaton leveled Samu with the Tennis Racket, but then nearly had his head taken off by a Tonga Kid savate kick. A bloody Dennis Condrey grabbed Tonga from behind and was trying to drop him with a full nelson face slam, but Tonga managed to whip him over his shoulder. Tonga Kid grabbed the tennis racket and when Condrey started to get up, blasted him with it. He then waited for Eaton and did the same to him. Kid then scaled the turnbuckles and prepared to hit his patented Flying Splash, but decided to keep climbing and ascended to the top of the cage. Tonga Kid looked down at Snuka who nodded, and Tonga flashed the I Love You hand sign before soaring off the top of the cage and crashing down on Bobby Eaton! Referee Alfred Neely counted One, Two, Three!! Winners, and NEW World Class Tag Team Champions: The Islanders!! Jim Ross: MY GOD WHAT A SPLASH!!! THE ISLANDERS HAVE DONE IT!!! Bill Watts: Samu and The Tonga Kid are the new World Class Tag Team Champions!! Jimmy Snuka enters the cage with the tag belts and presents them to The Islanders. After a quick group embrace, The Islanders scale the cage and hoist the belts high in the air! Jim Ross: Ladies and Gentleman, Thank You so much for joining us for Starrcade. For Cowboy Bill Watts, I'm Jim Ross turning it over to our friends at Continental Wrestling!

-Thursday November 28th- -The Superdome- -New Orleans, LA- -Starrcade- Nearly 20,000 fans have packed the The Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana as AWA World Class Wrestling is set to present Starrcade! Television cameras are rolling, Jim Ross and Bill Watts are on commentary, Marc Lowrance is ready, let's head to the ring! 1) Brian Adias vs The Great Kabuki w/Gary Hart Kabuki dominated the early portion of the match, but Adias was able to make a comeback and looked like he was going to win at several points. The end came when Adias attempted to give Kabuki the Russian Leg Sweep too close to the ropes, Kabuki held on causing Adias to hit the mat, and when he got back up, Kabuki nailed him with a Thrust Kick for the 1,2,3. Winner: The Great Kabuki 2) Ken Patera/Kevin Von Erich/Chris Adams vs Kamala/The Grappler/Grappler II w/General Skandor Akbar & Friday A wild six man from start to finish that saw everyone involved mix it up with each other. The end came when Kamala and Kevin Von Erich brawled out of the ring, Chris Adams and The Grappler tumbled over the top rope and to the floor on a crossbody block, and that left Patera and Grappler II in the ring. The masked man attempted to load something into his mask and headbutt Patera, but Ken was able to duck it, and then hooked Grappler II in the Full Nelson. Once Ken began swinging him, Grappler II submitted in no time. Winners: Ken Patera, Kevin Von Erich, Chris Adams 3) Sam Houston vs Al Madril w/Hercules Hernandez - AWA Southwestern Title Things got interesting early in this one as Referee Ron West caught Hercules trying to trip Sam Houston and ejected the big man from ringside. Madril worked over Houston pretty good, but Sam caught Al bent over for a backdrop and drove him face first into the mat. After that Houston was on the offensive and Madril was in a lot of trouble. Houston went for his patented Bulldog, but Madril was able to shove him off and Houston collided with the referee. Houston went back after Madril, but then Sunshine hit the ring! She clobbered Houston over the head with her obviously loaded purse and he dropped like a ton of bricks. Madril shook the referee awake and then casually covered Houston for the One, Two, Three. After the match both Sunshine and Hercules celebrated with the new champion as Houston had to be carried from the ring. Winner, and new Southwestern Champion: Al Madril 4) The Movement (Shaska Whatley/Tiger Conway Jr) vs The Highwaymen (Bobby Duncum/Phil Hickerson) w/Paul Jones - AWA World Tag Team Titles The fact that the match went fifteen minutes before the referee disqualified both teams is really a compliment to the four men involved. This was a master class in tag team cheating from pretty much the moment it started, and the fact that it took that long for it to be thrown out shows just how good all of them are at it. Double teams, eye rakes, low blows, choking, you name a way of cheating, and I guarantee you they probably attempted it. The referee finally threw the whole thing out when Tiger Conway blasted Duncum in the head with one of the Tag Team Titles, which normally would have been a DQ win for the Highwaymen, but when Duncum was falling over he dropped the chain that he'd been choking Shaska Whatley with, so the ref just said screw it! Winner: Double Disqualification!

Awesome Show! Glad to see Tatum doing well, and a nice little fight with Kendall will be good for both of them. Gang is going to be a force to be reckoned with here in Rocky Mountain! Who is this Yellow Dog! Nice fight between him, Slater, and The Express! Sheik and Volkoff escape with the belts, but Team USA is gonna keep coming for them. Ladd regains the title against Blackjack. But he had a whole lot of enemies lined up and looking for him.

The real question about the Butcher and The Blade is.... Why did Allie turn heel and attack Cody? She was the only semi-over American female babyface they had (cause the Dentist ain't over), so I have to question that decision.

-11-23-84 from The Sam Houston Coliseum in Houston, TX- 1) Chris Adams won a 25 Man Over the Top Rope Battle Royal for a Shot at the World Class Title (The first 10 men eliminated were: Steve Doll, Grappler II, Sam Houston, Samu, Bobby Duncum, Steve Simpson, Kamala, Brian Adias, The Great Kabuki, and Hercules Hernandez) (The next 7 matches were determined by order of elimination) 2) Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka beat Iceman King Parsons in 10:18 w/Superfly Splash 3) Kerry Von Erich and Jay Youngblood wrestled to a Draw in 15:00 4) Tonga Kid defeated The Grappler w/General Skandor Akbar in 13:05 w/Top Rope Splash 5) Al Madril beat Phil Hickerson w/Paul Jones by Disqualification in 9:49 when Madril tossed a chair he brought into the ring to Hickerson and then pretended to be unconscious on the mat when the referee turned around. 6) Butch Reed over The Spoiler w/Gary Hart in 14:58 w/Powerslam in a Non-Title Match 7) Bruiser Brody and Big John Studd battled to a Double Count Out in 8:04 8) Kevin Von Erich and Ken Patera wrestled to a Draw in 15:00 9) The Movement (Shaska Whatley/Tiger Conway Jr) and The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton/Dennis Condrey) w/Jim Cornette wrestled to a Double Disqualification in 25:49 in a Title vs Title Match 10) Chris Adams defeated Nick Bockwinkel by Count Out in 31:12 in a match for the World Class Heavyweight Title -11-24-84 from The Lake Charles Civic Center in Lake Charles, LA- 1) Chris Adams won a 25 Man Over the Top Rope Battle Royal for a Shot at the World Class Title (The first 10 men eliminated were: Steve Doll, Grappler II, Sam Houston, Samu, Bobby Duncum, Steve Simpson, Kamala, Brian Adias, The Great Kabuki, and Hercules Hernandez) (The next 7 matches were determined by order of elimination) 2) Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka beat Iceman King Parsons in 10:18 w/Superfly Splash 3) Kerry Von Erich and Jay Youngblood wrestled to a Draw in 15:00 4) Tonga Kid defeated The Grappler w/General Skandor Akbar in 13:05 w/Top Rope Splash 5) Al Madril beat Phil Hickerson w/Paul Jones by Disqualification in 9:49 when Madril tossed a chair he brought into the ring to Hickerson and then pretended to be unconscious on the mat when the referee turned around. 6) Butch Reed over The Spoiler w/Gary Hart in 14:58 w/Powerslam in a Non-Title Match 7) Bruiser Brody and Big John Studd battled to a Double Count Out in 8:04 8) Kevin Von Erich and Ken Patera wrestled to a Draw in 15:00 9) The Movement (Shaska Whatley/Tiger Conway Jr) and The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton/Dennis Condrey) w/Jim Cornette wrestled to a Double Disqualification in 25:49 in a Title vs Title Match 10) Chris Adams defeated Nick Bockwinkel by Count Out in 31:12 in a match for the World Class Heavyweight Title -11-25-84 from The Auditorium in Lafayette, LA- 1) Chris Adams won a 25 Man Over the Top Rope Battle Royal for a Shot at the World Class Title (The first 10 men eliminated were: Steve Doll, Grappler II, Sam Houston, Samu, Bobby Duncum, Steve Simpson, Kamala, Brian Adias, The Great Kabuki, and Hercules Hernandez) (The next 7 matches were determined by order of elimination) 2) Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka beat Iceman King Parsons in 10:18 w/Superfly Splash 3) Kerry Von Erich and Jay Youngblood wrestled to a Draw in 15:00 4) Tonga Kid defeated The Grappler w/General Skandor Akbar in 13:05 w/Top Rope Splash 5) Al Madril beat Phil Hickerson w/Paul Jones by Disqualification in 9:49 when Madril tossed a chair he brought into the ring to Hickerson and then pretended to be unconscious on the mat when the referee turned around. 6) Butch Reed over The Spoiler w/Gary Hart in 14:58 w/Powerslam in a Non-Title Match 7) Bruiser Brody and Big John Studd battled to a Double Count Out in 8:04 8) Kevin Von Erich and Ken Patera wrestled to a Draw in 15:00 9) The Movement (Shaska Whatley/Tiger Conway Jr) and The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton/Dennis Condrey) w/Jim Cornette wrestled to a Double Disqualification in 25:49 in a Title vs Title Match 10) Chris Adams defeated Nick Bockwinkel by Count Out in 31:12 in a match for the World Class Heavyweight Title -11-26-84 from The Riverside Centroplex in Baton Rouge, LA- 1) Chris Adams won a 25 Man Over the Top Rope Battle Royal for a Shot at the World Class Title (The first 10 men eliminated were: Steve Doll, Grappler II, Sam Houston, Samu, Bobby Duncum, Steve Simpson, Kamala, Brian Adias, The Great Kabuki, and Hercules Hernandez) (The next 7 matches were determined by order of elimination) 2) Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka beat Iceman King Parsons in 10:18 w/Superfly Splash 3) Kerry Von Erich and Jay Youngblood wrestled to a Draw in 15:00 4) Tonga Kid defeated The Grappler w/General Skandor Akbar in 13:05 w/Top Rope Splash 5) Al Madril beat Phil Hickerson w/Paul Jones by Disqualification in 9:49 when Madril tossed a chair he brought into the ring to Hickerson and then pretended to be unconscious on the mat when the referee turned around. 6) Butch Reed over The Spoiler w/Gary Hart in 14:58 w/Powerslam in a Non-Title Match 7) Bruiser Brody and Big John Studd battled to a Double Count Out in 8:04 8) Kevin Von Erich and Ken Patera wrestled to a Draw in 15:00 9) The Movement (Shaska Whatley/Tiger Conway Jr) and The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton/Dennis Condrey) w/Jim Cornette wrestled to a Double Disqualification in 25:49 in a Title vs Title Match 10) Chris Adams defeated Nick Bockwinkel by Count Out in 31:12 in a match for the World Class Heavyweight Title