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We get five minutes or so of good action. Either they had been wrestling a long time, or the building was really hot, as everyone is sweating like crazy. Good to see Robert Fuller back, and while I love him as a heel, he's also really good as a babyface.

Fuller was an impressive guy physically, and it was strange to watch this match with the knowledge that he'd be Col. Parker in the not-distant future.

That Sportatorium must be some sort of bake house in April. I wonder how much that would affect attendance .

Not only would he be Col. Parker soon, here he's waling away on a future protege!

 

Jarrett is pretty clearly the USWA Wrestler of the Year to this point, having all sorts of great performances in a number of different styles.

Fuller was an impressive guy physically

*Insert joke here*

Everyone is sweating big time so either building is hot as hell or they been wrestling for a while. I'd be melting. Some chair swinging leads to a disqualification.

Fun action and good to see the Tennessee Stud defend his home turf.

Nice to see the Tennessee side of this feud get some backup from the Stud. He waded right into the middle of the action, tearing into Austin and Prichard with ferocity. We end up with a DQ, but this issue's far from settled.

 

Jeff's probably the best all-around worker his dad has at this point, as not only can he work any style, but he never takes days off, unlike Lawler, whose work ethic seems to leave him once he crosses the border into Texas. If Dad had been truly serious about running Texas (and I don't think he ever was), Jeff would have been his Unified champion, with Lawler as a Andre-like attraction around the Memphis loop.

I have no love for Jeff, but I don't at all disagree he has been the most consistent bright spot of the 16 months I've seen. Robert Fuller always brings something worthwhile, so I'm glad to see him.