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You're not the only one - Dundee seems to have no idea who Rockin' Randy is either, as he seems to be making up a height and a weight for him in the promo, and even a character for the guy, assuming a guy with the name Rockin' Randy will want to fight him.

 

Lawler is great throughout this, first looking for Bill Dundee under the table, making fun of Dave Brown as he's going over details for the school, and then laughing uproariously at the idea of a Bill Dundee wrestling school. Not sure if that was so great for business, but live TV, you know?

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Anyone come out of Bill Dundee's Wrestling School?

Can't believe you guys forgot to mention a certain JC Ice, unless it's so obvious that nobody felt it was necessary to point it out.

 

Weird that Dundee was running his own school around this time, because the Jarretts had their own official USWA school as well. Memphis isn't THAT big a city. Then again, like 90% of wrestling schools are basically some veteran taking a bunch of money from hopeless young fools who never had a prayer of getting in the business, and a territory like this one would certainly produce a legion of starry-eyed teenage boys whose greatest dream was to be a rassler.

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It almost seems like the ad for the school was run as part of the never-ending feud between Lawler and Dundee; in other words, something for Lawler to laugh at and insult Dundee over. I'm not saying that the school wasn't legit; it was just strange that the ad was run in that particular context.

 

Put me down as another poor schlump who'd like to know something about Rockin' Randy.

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Dave Brown says that Bill Dundee is involved in a match Monday night at the Mid-South Coliseum, and Jerry Lawler chimes in ‘is he here? Is Dundee here? Dave says ‘no’, but Lawler tells him to wait and that he might be here ‘look under your feet, you might have stepped on him by mistake!’

 

Dundee promo and he’s got to face a newcomer called Rockin’ Randy who he doesn’t seem to know much about bar he’s 6’1” and 260lbs. Dundee says that he may only be 5’7”, 205lbs, but he looks at professional wrestling just like he looks at a game of chess; he may not be able to overpower Randy, but at some point he’ll make a mistake and then he’s going to capitalize.

 

Back in the studio and Dave says that one of the most asked questions he gets is, at which point The King interrupts him and says ‘how longer a person can live without a brain… tell me Dave how old are you?’, which garners quite a few laughs from the audience. Dave ignores him and says one of the most asked questions he get is ‘how do I become a professional wrestler?’ A commercial airs for the Bill Dundee Wrestling School with an address and number to contact for more information (‘call 615-452-2167 and you’ll talk to the Superstar who will give you all the details’). We return to the studio and Lawler is in hysterics and thinks that the Bill Dundee Wrestling School must be some sort of joke!

  • GSR changed the title to [1990-02-10-USWA-Memphis TV] Bill Dundee Wrestling School commercial / Jerry Lawler reacts

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