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If nobody hits a majority (9 votes), we should have a runoff like we did for President with the top two choices.

July 3, 1983 Yokohama Tatsumi Fujinami & Kengo Kimura defeated Riki Choshu & Animal Hamaguchi when Fujinami put Hamaguchi to sleep with the Dragon Sleeper Akira Maeda scored an upset over Seiji Sakaguchi after a kick to the face dazed Sak long enough for Maeda to get the pin Yoshiaki Fujiwara won a match against Abdullah the Butcher after Abdullah was disqualified for stabbing Fujiwara in the head with his spike Adrian Adonis & Dick Murdoch defeated Rusher Kimura & Osamu Kido when Adonis nailed a backbreaker Tiger Mask © defeated Kantaro Hoshino with a flying flipkick in a Jr. Title match Brian Blair defeated Tiger Toguchi after a dropkick Pete Roberts & Dave Finlay defeated Kazuo Yamazaki & Fumihiro Niikura after Roberts twisted Niikura up like a pretzel in a European submission hold Makota Arakawa scored the upset on Ryuma Go with a small package Masanobu Kurisu defeated Halcon 78 Kuniaki Kobayashi defeated Black Cat in a very short match

Taking care of that perm.

I Love That Idea !!!! I am chomping at the bit to rebook that whole Lawler deal as well.

I like that the Blonde Bombers are still helping each other out after all this time. Respect.

I would jump on this in a heartbeat but I am already covering two promotions

We did not make a decision.

1983 Dave Finlay, not 1996 Dave Finlay. Pete Roberts was probably better in 1983.

July 2, 1983 Ebina Tatsumi Fujinami & Seiji Sakaguchi defeated Animal Hamaguchi & Isamu Teranishi when Teranishi passed out from the dragon sleeper Abdullah the Butcher defeated Ryuma Go with the big elbow Adrian Adonis & Dick Murdoch defeated Pete Roberts & Dave Finlay when Adonis pinned Roberts after a knee drop Kuniaki Kobayashi & Tiger Toguchi defeated Haruka Eigen & Makoto Arakawa when Toguchi pinned Eigen Akira Maeda pinned Kazuo Yamazaki after a kick to the face knocked Yamazaki out Shunji Kosugi & Tatsutoshi Goto defeated Black Cat & Halcon 78 when Goto pinned Black Cat

YEah, Hogan was in a company with Orndorff and Steamboat... Stubbs is no threat.

So far, reading the results of the TV shows and Big Shows has been awesome. I hope to contribute in some form or fashion in that dept. once my TV gets up and running but these have been a joy to read so far... yes, that means Grimmas too.

When I do big cards and TV tapings, more will come out.

From the other thread... Jerry Lawler from Memphis - Can work face or heel in multiple teerirories. Has plenty of experience in working long world title prpgrams. Promo ability and innovative mind will help programs draw at the gate. Kerry Von Erich - Fritz Von Erich is an esteemed member of the NWA, a good Christian and an honorable father... traits passed down to his All American sons. Kerry is by far the best talent in the ring and most adapt to the rigors of the road. With his good Christian upbringing, he should be able to navigate the pitfalls of the road and would be a benefit with no headaches to promoters across the country. Michael Hayes - I must disagree with Mr. Bill Watts who claims Hayes is little more than a mouthpiece for his T-birds group. He has proven he can draw money on a large scale in order to pop a territory and did it on a large scale in Mid South, Georgia and Texas. Hayes has already proven he can be an excellent heel but has rock star appeal for the up and coming Mtv generation. If the NWA is to survive, we must begin to appeal to the younger generation and the process should start now. Under the tutelage of Mr Watts and Mr Von Erich, their Christian American values are sure to have influenced Mr Hayes and i can't see where these unfounded rumors of being a rebel rouser and locker room disturbance are coming from.

July 1, 1983 Tokyo * Riki Choshu © defeated Tatsumi Fujinami in a Title Match * Kengo Kimura & Seiji Sakaguchi defeated Animal Hamaguchi & Isamu Teranishi when Sakaguchi pinned Teranishi * Yoshiaki Fujiwara defeated Akira Maeda with a Fujiwara Armbar * Tiger Mask © pinned Kuniaki Kobayashi after a flip and a kick to retain the Jr. Title * Adrian Adonis & Dick Murdoch defeated Osamu Kido & Haruka Eigen when Murdoch pinned Eigen after a brainbuster * Kantaro Hoshino pinned Nobuhiko Takada with an O'Connor roll * Abdullah the Butcher & Brian Blair defeated Pete Roberts & Dave Finlay when Abdullah drpped the big elbow on Roberts * Tiger Toguchi pinned Rusher Kimura * Kazuo Yamazaki forced Tatsutoshi Goto to submit * Shunji Kosugi defeated Black Cat

Damn.. I would have thrown my remote at the TV after Wahoo lost. He was ROBBED!!!!!! Awesome show otherwise.

I would add Hakeem's 1994 Rockets as well.

JUst to be clear, we were in agreement that July dates would be handled by Central States, correct?

You're going to have to vote if there is a tie. That is why we have an odd amount of members.

Trav and Parv vote.

I don't.

He is available from 9/24-9/30 and you can have him 12/17.

He had one of the worst WCW matches of 1994 on PPV. I have yet to find a singles match as the Honkytonk Man that I thought was really good. Maybe one will pop up. The Blonde Bombers stuff was fun, I'll admit. He will be nowhere near my list.

Yep, the old guard were assholes who went out of business way sooner than they had to.

Dory Funk Jr. speaking on behalf of Mr. Baba (or himself): You'd trust our business in the hands of that commie pinko? I'd just assume Vince's kid took over the NWa then let that non-American SOB run our fine business!!!

Dylan and I did a reaction show on this PPV... plenty of vitriol to go around... http://prowrestlingonly.com/index.php?/topic/31355-ptbn-reaction-show-tna-slammiversary-2015-w-will-dylan/