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I like the listings for radio shows that were outdated in 1995.

How can a website be so absurdly outdated?

HARDYZ YAOI. NO.

As far as Memphis appearances, I was able to find: Lynch #10 ('83 Arena footage) DVD #2: Jerry Lawler vs. Ken Patera (Why haven't I watched this?) Lawler, Idol & Valiant vs. Patera & The Assassins Lynch #12 (9/17-11/26/83) Lawler vs. Patera (Aired 8/20 - clips or JIP?) Lynch's #13 (11/19/83-1/28/84) DVD #2 RNR Express vs. Blackwell & Patera (clips or JIP) Lawler & Idol vs. Patera & Blackwell (clips or JIP) ----------- Elsewhere... Lynch Georgia #3 DVD #1 Tommy Rich vs. Ken Patera Highlights #7 Midwest 1981-82 DVD #2 Flair & Blackwell vs. Dory & Patera NJPW Samurai TV Classics Showa #158 1. Adrian Adonis/Ken Patera/Dick Murodch vs. Hiro Saito/Yoshiaki Yatsu/Riki Choshu (06/14/84) The JCP '78 year in review (specifically Worldwide 12/31/78) has: Tony Atlas Interview (w/ Patera-Atlas tests of strength) Ken Patera Interview Johnny Weaver Interview (w/ clips of Patera-Weaver)

Shado, the maker of the Ric Flair Legend set, put together a Patera set. It looks like a pretty decent overview for a 3 DVD set, though it probably would be better off w/ more of the JCP films and the strength contest angle that was re-aired on one of the '78 year in review shows that's floating around in great quality. Who has the best version of the TX death match w/ Backlund? It aired on MSG Classics but that was probably clipped at least a little bit.

Spyware baaaaaaad.

Good Memphis or Lucha tends to be the solution to any wrestling apathy for me. History of the IWGP Jr. title was the awesomest thing ever when I first started buying Japanese tapes, even with the massive clipping of everything. I was so happy when Samurai ran the junior history so I could catch all of those Fujinami matches easily.

Don't forget Jerry Stubbs as fake Masked Superstar.

Making Opposing Vocational Enterprises Zoom

This didn't actually happen, did it?

I can't find the quote but HHH once talked about going to Titan Towers and watching Bockwinkel/Stevens tags a lot for their ring psychology.

http://muchnick.net/babylon/2008/04/08/chr...nd-concussions/

I hope that you realize how ridiculous this statement is in a Chris Benoit thread.

It started with MSG, going back to 1973 on a new premium cable channel called HBO that shows various events from The Garden. Eventually the content moved to the original version of the MSG Network (which became the USA network while a new MSG Network started, taking over the old network's programming while USA still aired some WWF MSG shows). The specials ended in '92 (except for a one-off in '97). I guess that the idea just spread. MSG also aired shows from the Meadowlands & Nassau Coliseum (generally when MSG was being renovated, I think), and USA aired occasional shows from the Cap Centre in Landover, MD as well as Nassau & Meadowlands shows. I think that the Prism shows started in the late '70s, around '77 maybe and ran through '89. The NESN shows ran from '85-'89. LA Sports Arena shows aired on the Z Channel from '88-'89.

I think they had moved from WBBJ to a different station.

Where can I see the Beau James letter?

I think Prism was generally tape delayed. I don't know about NESN.

http://www.tracysmothers.biz/ http://wrestlingclassics.com/.ubb/ultimate...ic;f=1;t=087003

Prism was only available on local cable and not satellite dishes, so it would have to be someone in the Philadelphia area w/ Prism on cable who also had a dish that he could get NESN on.

I do think that it's interesting to have more definitive proof than "Nameless source told Dave Meltzer" but that's about it.