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AWA All-Star Wrestling for October 7th Eric Embry vs. Dean Ho Embry seemed quite full of himself after putting Samu out of action recently and was very cocky as he took on the popular veteran. Ho, to his credit, put up quite a fight but , after Ho leapfrogged Embry, the Flamboyant One checked his momentum and caught Ho with a neck breaker. One piledriver later and Embry had the victory. Ken Patera & Mike George vs. Dominic DeNucci & Tony Russo With One Man Gang out on suspension, Patera was teaming with the newest member of Sheikh Kaissie’s stable, Mike George, against the incoming team of the Wild Italians. George proved to be an eager student of Patera as the two cut Russo off from his partner and beat him down. DeNucci kept trying to tag in and save Russo but it was to no avail, as George hit a nasty shoulder breaker for the win. Interview : Mean Gene is joined in the ring by Da Crusher and Prof. Toru Tanaka Mean Gene : Crusher, I know you must be shocked and disappointed, as we all are, at the recent actions of your old partner, Ivan Putski. He and Ed Wiskowski said some pretty harsh things about you last week. Crusher : Putski, you broke my heart. I never turned my back on you, no matter what you say. You stabbed me in the back and you know it. You think because you are teaming with some kind of a Prince that makes you better than me? You call me some kind of low class bum? Yeah, I am just a working class stiff … an’ I’m proud of it! I’m as proud of my blue collar roots as I am of the Polish blood that runs in my veins! We may have been friends before, but if you are gonna side with that crumb, then I ain’t gonna hold back, and the next time we meet in the ring , that’s when I am gonna pay you back for what you did to me in Milwaukee! Mr. Olympia & The Latin Lovers vs. The Minnesota Heartbreakers (Tom Stanton, Rocky Brewer & Rick Patterson) After the beating inflicted on Jeff Sword last week by Mr. Olympia , it looks like has been replaced full time in the Heartbreakers by Rick Patterson, who came to the ring in full Minnesota Heartbreakers gear and jacket. The Heartbreakers, as ever, were joined by “The Continental Lover” Eddie Mansfield who was certainly not shy about letting his presence be felt, taking shots at Olympia every chance he could. Mr. Olympia did his best to keep his focus on the match and lead the Lovers to victory over the newly resurgent Heartbreakers, and they seemed about to take the victory with Cruz had Stanton set up for the Love Missile. However, when Valentino went up top for the flying dropkick, Mansfield snuck up behind him and shoved him hard off the top turnbuckle , sending him crashing hard to the mat. The ref caught that and called for the DQ as Olympia chased Mansfield from the ringside. Da Crusher vs. Ed Wiskowski Da Crusher was joined at ringside by his partner in the Sake & Old Milwaukee Connection, Prof. Toru Tanaka, while the Polish Prince had both Precious and his fellow member of the Brotherhood Of Poland, Ivan Putski. A surefire recipe for chaos if ever there was one, and that is pretty much what we got. After a stretch of intense brawling, Da Crusher had the Crusher Clutch (stomach claw) locked on Wiskowski when Putski entered the ring and blindsided him with the brass knucks. This led to Tanaka charging the ring himself and the ref calling for the DQ as both sides slugged it out for several more minutes. Interview : Mean Gene is at ringside. Mean Gene : Ladies and gentlemen, it is my pleasure to welcome back to the AWA , the pride of Mound, Minnesota … Greg Gagne! The crowd cheers loudly as Greg makes his way to ringside, smiling and waving to the fans. Gagne : Thanks for that, Mean Gene. I enjoyed most of my time in Georgia but I’ve got to say, it is great to be back home in Minnesota. Mean Gene : Speaking of which, some rather disturbing news drifted back here of what you were up to in Georgia. Care to set the record straight. Gagne : (scowling) Gene, I want to come clean with you and all of the good fans here … when I was in Georgia, I made some mistakes, trusted the wrong people and went down a bad path. I have no one to blame for it but myself. That’s part of the reason I’ve come back home … to clear my head and get a fresh start. I want to rededicate myself to the fans and I promise that I will not let them down … Gagne is cut off as a large masked man sneak attacks him from the back. The masked man then gives Gagne a swift DDT on the ringside mat before rushing off to avoid security. Mean Gene helps the dazed Gagne to his feet as the AWA officials try to figure out just what happened here. Hulk Hogan & The Road Warriors vs. Lord Humongous & The Wild Bills Once again, Humongous attacked Hogan savagely, busting him open above his eye with his hockey mask headbutts then punching him repeatedly on the wound. Hogan and the Road Warriors would ultimately prevail when Animal caught Billy Jack in a power slam, but Hogan and Humongous continued to brawl at ringside after the match had ended.

I also agree with the manager cap being three.

Sigh, of course this comes up when I am finally in line to absorb another promotion ... that being said, I still voted against it. The needs of the many etc.

Eric Embry will be going to Southeastern for Paul Orndorff.

Dog is also on official record as having an extremely hard head.

Hit most poeple in the head with the Mid South NA belt, they would get a concussion.

Seems right by my count

Sure thing ... draft is still open. Sorry for getting mixed up.

I completely missed that, sorry. Mid South, I jumped past you, let me know if you want anyone I grabbed.

That matches my count, so they would get added to the free agents list.

I will grab Dean Ho and Wildman Jack Armstrong. Also, just to make everything above board and official like, I will take Tommy Wright, and send him to Southeastern as an inclusion on our already existing trade. With that, I will close out the draft.

NWATerritorySuperfan , you and I are the only ones left. Do you want anyone?

Johnny Powers and Tony Russo

I'm good with that.

There are month by month threads for the freelancers in the main menu.

Sounds good to me.

I haven't heard back from him either, I am going to take that as a no, so at this point there are no new writers on deck.

We just very recently had a call out for new writers for 4 closing territories. We got 2 and they got their territories. I think it is time to move on.

Dominic DeNucci

Slick presentation and great looking show.

Wahoo's Leg took a pass earlier, would figure that would be for the draft.

Igor Volkoff, sending them to Southwestern to complete the Mansfield trade

I had been considering grabbing him had he been available, it's all how you use him. He is part of my awesome made up TNM WWF 1987 tag team of Beauty & The Beast with Tom Zenk.

Had a bit of a mind to grab Jerry Grey, those are both good picks for the WWA.

AWA show at the Winnipeg Arena, Winnipeg, September 30th Eddie Mansfield vs. Bill Cody Eddie Mansfield won with a powerslam. Mr. Olympia & The Latin Lovers vs. The Minnesota Heartbreakers Before the match, it was announced that Jeff Sword would be out for the foreseeable future due to the beating he had taken at the hands of Mr. Olympia. His place would be taken by the debuting Rick Patterson, who came to the ring wearing Minnesota Heartbreakers gear and jacket. Eddie Mansfield joined the Heartbreakers at ringside. Olympia and the Latin Lovers won when Olympia hit a crossbody press on Tom Stanton. Olympia and Mansfield brawled after the match. AWA American Title Match : Jimmy Garvin © vs. Iceman Parsons This match went to a 30 minute draw. Da Crusher & Prof. Toru Tanaka vs. Ed Wiskowski & Ivan Putski The Brotherhood of Poland won when Wiskowski pinned Crusher after Putski blindsided Crusher with a set of brass knucks. Hulk Hogan, The Road Warriors & Moose Cholak vs. Eric Embry, Lord Humongous, Col. Buck Robley & Maj. Cal Manson In a match that was the first ever teaming of Hulk Hogan and the Road Warriors, their team won when Hawk hit a flying clothesline on Manson. Notably during this match, Hogan and Lord Humongous really got into it throughout, with Hogan getting busted open by several hockey-mask assisted headbutts to the face Non-Title Cage Match : The Wild Bills vs. The Fabulous Ones (courtesy of Southwestern Wrestling) In a lengthy and ferociously bloody brawl, the visiting Fabulous Ones got the victory after a sunset flip by Keirn on Billy Jack