[1983-05-28-Joint Promotions] Jim Breaks vs. Steve Grey (note: air date, taping date unknown)

How good a heel was Jimmy Breaks? Even in his hometown of Bradford the crowd were against him. This rematch from a few weeks after the Colne match features more of the same tension between the workers, which was pushed as North vs. South by Walton and presumably the promoters. Grey being a Londoner doesn't really matter, however, as he was such a fantastic babyface that everyone pulled for him wherever he went. The rematch continues the theme of Breaks working over Grey's arm, which Grey sells extremely well, and in a neat piece of booking Breaks is down a fall and has used up his two public warnings but it's unclear whether Grey will be able to continue. The finish is screwy, but it's a neat bit of selling by Breaks who reacts by trashing the flower bouquet given to Grey. Walton cracks me up claiming Breaks has ruined a beautiful flower bouquet and that Grey could have given it to his wife. Unfortunately, this is the end of the Breaks/Grey footage and the only major Breaks feud we have documented from here on out is the feud against Danny Collins, who I loathe and despise, but this was a fun way to go out.