I can see why you guys declined to nominate this, as there are a lot of points after Mando gets his first hot tag where things look kinda wrong. Kris calling it disjointed feels like an understandable complaint to me. Still, I don't think I could point to anything in this match that was out of place or didn't belong. I think the fact that they did a shortened version of a standard formula tag match that eventually broke down into chaos ending with the ref throwing the match out seconds before the time limit would've expired anyway was actually a clever way to work this. I am throwing it on the block.

The Grapplers (Tony Anthony & Len Denton) vs. Mando Guerrero & Rick McGraw (4/11/83)

 

Grapplers work over McGraw’s left leg trying to immobilize him and this goes on quite a while with both men tagging in and out keeping the fresh one in the ring. McGraw tries to fight back using his right leg and is finally able to get the hot tag to Mando who comes in a house of fire. Soon enough the 4-way brawl starts up before Mando would nuke Grappler #2 with a backdrop suplex followed up with an airplane spin for a nearfall. The match then settles back down into a normal match with the faces working over Grappler #1’s left arm. Grappler would hit a powerslam though on Mando that stopped that before the match again turned into a clusterfuck as guys didn’t know what to do. The faces then went after Grappler #2’s mask for a bit before he tagged in his partner and McGraw went to work on his left leg as payback from earlier. Grapplers though would get back on offense and went back to work on McGraw’s left leg again but it didn’t last long as Mando got the tag back in and another 4-way brawl would start up. Everyone is fighting here with the cameras having a hard time to follow as the bell rang for the TV draw. This was a fun match but very disjointed which hurts it as a nomination.