The Sheepherders send their debut promo to Mid-South and they show a match from ICW.

 

“Hot Stuff” Eddie Gilbert & The Nightmare vs. Nick Patrick & Tommy Wright (11/20/85)

 

Patrick & Wright make this really competitive and this was much better than you would think but the champs would prevail in the end.

 

They show the Potato Video #2 which like the first one is a definite extra.

 

They show a Sheepherders squash from Southwest.

 

Chavo & Hector Guerrero vs. Brickhouse Brown & Master G (11/23/84)

 

This is JIP from Houston and it looks like that the match is close to 5 minutes in. The Guerreros go to work on G’s back using the Boston Crab and elbow/knee strikes while keeping him on their side of the ring. Chavo would work a reverse chinlock but G would fight out of it and knocked Chavo away enough to make the tag to Brickhouse who comes in delivering a multitude of dropkicks to both Guerreros before Hector would nail Brick in the back as he wasn’t looking. Chavo used a double-arm suplex followed up with a reverse kick for a nearfall. G would come in whining so Hector would switch with Chavo as Carl Fergie was distracted. Their doubleteaming would backfire though as Brick would hit them with a cross body block for a double nearfall but Chavo would pick Brick up and put him down with a suplex. The attack would continue although Hector would miss a kneedrop and Chavo almost got sunset flipped. Hector would get a nearfall after a legdrop but Brick would keep fighting out trying to make the tag to G, which he would get but Fergie was occupied with Hector thus getting Brick doubleteamed in the corner again. Brick would finally get the hot tag to G who cleans house on both Guerreros along with Brick once he recovers. Brick & G do the fucking awesome row-the-boat spot with the Guerreros and G would lock Hector in with the Master Lock but Chavo would nail him with the bandolero to win the match. I’m throwing this on the block as a low-end pick because it was great fun.

 

Coal Miners Glove Match: Hacksaw Duggan vs. Hercules Hernandez (8/31/84)

 

Back in Houston and we are at the beginning of the match with Herc trying to climb the pole early but Duggan gets him off. Duggan would hit him with a clothesline and then ran up the pole himself getting all the way to the top but Herc would catch up with him and they fought on the pole. They were trying to knock each other off so Duggan just threw Herc and himself down to the mat as we go to commercial. We come back right where we left off which is shocking with Herc getting the advantage on Duggan and throwing him to the floor. Herc climbs up the pole but Duggan joins him and would knock him off with elbows then almost fell off but would grab the glove. Herc would get back up there and would pull them both off back to the mat. They start rolling around on the mat then to the floor where Duggan would use a steel chair on Herc then brawled a little more before Duggan would get back in the ring to climb the pole but Herc would whack him in the back with the chair. They would knock heads but Duggan would catch Herc before he could climb up but Duggan missed a kneedrop. Herc would keep the control by banging Duggan’s head on the turnbuckle but Duggan would grab Herc as he climbed the pole then jerked him off by the tights. Herc would catch Duggan again before he could climb the pole then nailed him with a flying clothesline but would miss an elbow drop. Duggan would start stomping his feet then started firing punches then hit a backdrop followed by punches in the corner with a hiptoss. They would knock heads again but this time hit Ron West so Cornette would throw powder in Duggan’s eyes. Herc would climb the pole and grabbed the glove then missed hitting Duggan off the top rope and hit Ron West. Duggan would slam Herc and pulled the glove off and jacked Herc’s jaw twice plus dropped the elbow for a cover but there is no referee. Sonny King would come in and would make the count for a complete bullshit finish. This was a really solid match and of the best of Herc’s career at this point and I’ll throw it on as a low-end pick.

Okay I never got this disc, which is exactly why I kept telling Kris to send me everything, we really need to do the exchanges better on the Memphis set. So I don't know what we are going to do about the two matches nominated

I'm still missing Mid-South 064 & 065

You reviewed 64, 65 had nothing of note on it

I meant 065 & 066 not 064 because those posts are on the last page of the forum.