Posted March 3, 201312 yr comment_5537644 I really liked this one. If I were awarding points for originality, it wouldn't fare too well as it was extremely similar to their title switch from a year before, but one of the standout features here was the Colne crowd. Grey had this cheerleading section in the front row who were, to put it politely, mental. Think Misawa fan, only as a bunch of older parents in a tiny hall in Lancashire, England. Breaks spent a lot of the match working over Grey's arm both legally and illegally and receiving his usual public warnings. At point, the ringleader of the Grey group appeared to attack Breaks with his coat leading to a bit of a skirmish between rounds. The finish here was almost identical to the Wolverhampton match from '82, but all of the heat and tension and animosity, along with the smattering of great wrestling, made this one of their more memorable bouts for mine.
