Posted February 7, 201312 yr comment_5533814 This show starts with Jerry Stubbs bringing out the newest member of the Stud Stable in "Dirty" Dutch Mantell who is going to take care of The Bullet and he cuts a great promo. Solie telling Dutch that Jack Hart sent his regards was pretty great in a callback to a Florida angle. "Dirty White Boy" Tony Anthony vs. Larry Clarke (7/7/86) Squash. Next is a promo by Tim Horner regarding his belt being stolen and what he is going to do to get it. Then we get a promo by Welch who is wearing a crown calling himself the king of wrestling and the true US Jr. champ followed up by a retort by Horner. "Mr. Perfect" Jerry Stubbs vs. Frankie "The Thumper" Lancaster (7/7/86) Frankie has his helmet with him to counter the brainbuster and also to use as a weapon which he does early on. Stubbs would eventually use a steel chair on the helmet but that did nothing and Thumper started working over Stubbs. The battle would go to the floor where the helmet saved Frankie from being posted and had Stubbs begging off. Frankie would then use the helmet in the ribs and on Stubbs' chromedome before eating a big clothesline by Stubbs. Stubbs then took the helmet off and used it on Lancaster but Ronnie West took it away and now the match was even but with Stubbs on the advantage. Stubbs then went to work on the neck and used a brainbuster before going for another one but that brought out Brad Armstrong who chased Stubbs off prompting a DQ. Fun stuff but not a nomination. Freddie Miller would then interview Brad who is sick of Stubbs and wants a fight. Stubbs would then cut a retort promo. "Wildcat" Wendell Cooley vs. "Exotic" Adrian Street (7/7/86) Miss Linda is handcuffed to Wendell's brother Greg for the duration of the match. Cooley takes it to Street early in the match but Adrian would use a foreign object to take control. Street was ruthless in his working over of Cooley but Wendell would catch Street in the ribs with his knees on a diving body press which set off his comeback. Cooley tried for a bulldog headlock but he was pushed into the referee so Linda gave Street her crutch and he used it on both Cooley brothers then got the key to unlock the handcuffs setting her free so she could join the attack but Greg jumped in as well before getting sprayed in the eyes. This was good stuff but more extra material than a nomination. Fuller, Golden, & Dr. Tom come out to explain why Robert has to wear a special boot and they have clips from a match where Tommy Rich removed the boot and used it on him. This was a good promo. Then we would get promos from Steve Armstrong, Rich, Fuller, Golden, & Prichard. Wendell Cooley would come out bandaged up and vows revenge for his brother being blinded and wants a bullrope match against Street. The Bullet vs. "Dirty" Dutch Mantell (7/7/86) Bullet started off strong but Dutchman was in full cheating heel mode going to his tights constantly and just roughhousing Bullet. Dutch took it to the floor trying to bash Bullet's head into the table but he would counter it with one of his own. Stubbs would then run out to attack Bullet for the DQ and it was 2-on-1 using Shoobaby and they hung Bullet over the top rope until Scott Armstrong ran them off with a steel chair. This was followed up by promos from Dutch & Bullet. Fun stuff and extra material. Southeastern Heavyweight Title: "Wildcat" Wendell Cooley © vs. "Dirty White Boy" Tony Anthony (7/21/86) Street does commentary for this one. This was a very good back and forth match with both men giving as good as they took until we got a ref bump and Miss Linda at ringside used her crutch on Cooley allowing Anthony to get the pin but Ronnie West would find Miss Linda under the ring and he reversed the decision giving Cooley the match by DQ. Good match. Scott Armstrong would come out after the match and talked about how Brad got injured by Stubbs with clips of how it happened. Injured is a codeword for All-Japan tour. Stubbs would then come out and announced that he got the Superkick banned by Bob Geigel pissing off Scott. Solie isn't so sure of this and wants to talk to Geigel personally. Next we would get promos by Street & Cooley where if Street loses, Linda gets tarred & feathered. Continental Heavyweight Title: "Mr. Perfect" Jerry Stubbs © vs. Scott Armstrong (7/21/86) Solie gets informed early in the match when the guys are feeling each other out that Bob Geigel is on the phone and he wants the letter read to Geigel. Stubbs would really pound on Scott but Scott would answer back with a Superkick that was supposedly illegal for the match but the ref let it go on as they brawled on the floor then back to the ring. Solie was then informed that Geigel said that he didn't sign a letter and the Superkick was legal as they brawled on the floor for a double countout. Then we would get promos from both guys afterwards. Texas Tornado Steel Cage Match: Steve Armstrong, The Intern (Johnny Rich), & "Wildfire" Tommy Rich vs. "Luscious" Robert Fuller, "Gorgeous" Jimmy Golden, & Dr. Tom Prichard (7/21/86) ALL HELL IS BREAKING LOOSE indeed here and the faces come out to Under Pressure by ZZ Top which is a great entrance theme. This is nothing but an all-action brawl with the heels juicing as they got beat the fuck down for most of the match. Rich would go for Fuller's boot again but as that happened, Prichard hit Intern with a backdrop suplex hold but Prichard's shoulders were down for the count giving the faces the win. DWB then came out and sprayed ether on a rag handing it to Prichard who put Intern & Steve to sleep as the Studs tried to destroy Tommy's right knee before leaving the cage. The finish was kinda quick but damn this was a fucking brawl and a definite nomination. Then we would get a taped promo from Kevin Sullivan who is coming for The Bullet and his mask. This was a good promo. Next we would get promos by Bullet & Horner regarding their matches on the 8/9 Knoxville show. The Bullet vs. Larry Wright (7/21/86) Yep this is the same Larry Wright that would work Memphis as Torch. Bullet gets a good win here. This is followed up by a promo from the Armstrong, Intern, & Rich team regarding taking Fuller's boot. Next is promos from the Armstrong, Intern, & Rich team & the Studs. Solie then interviews Roy Lee Welch wearing his crown and he plays a call from a Ronald Reagan impersonator talking about how great Roy is. This is hilarious and extra material.
