Posted May 23, 201015 yr comment_5451172 2 out of 3 falls: The Midnight Express ("Loverboy" Dennis Condrey & "Beautiful" Bobby Eaton) vs. John Tatum & "Rock n Roll" Buck Zumhofe (12/3/84) The MX are making their debut here against quite the team here with Tatum working as a smiley happy babyface. This is also clipped up really good. World Class TV Title: Killer Brooks © vs. Scott Casey (7/8/85) Brooks was very methodical here to start working over Casey's left arm but a kick to the balls neutralized him enough for Casey to recover. They would soon trade the advantage back and forth until the time limit ran out. This was a decent match that I wish we had more of their Southwest feud to really see them go at it. Then we get a promo by Gary Hart, Brooks, & One Man Gang gloating over winning the World Class Six-Man Titles. Gang then got upset at Hart over a past match and told him to stay out of his business from now on which was interesting. "Maniac" Mark Lewin vs. Mike Bond (7/8/85) Total squash. Then we get a promo by Casey & Sunshine leading up to them showing the Cornette/Sunshine match from 7/4/85. Sunshine coming out to I Am Woman by Helen Reddy was hilarious. Next we get a promos by Kerry & Adias, David Manning, & Gino who was great. Then we get the Chicago Death Match between Kerry & Gang from 7/4/85 which I've seen. "Gentleman" Chris Adams vs. The Great Kabuki (7/8/85) The rules here is that to win you must pin your opponent only after a Superkick. Both men would tease early but Kabuki was the first one to land a Superkick which sent Adams to the floor to regroup. Adams came back in and tried for an enzuigiri but missed and crotched himself on the top rope which was an interesting spot. Kabuki then used some great psychology and worked over Adams' right leg with a figure-four leglock. This would bring Gino out which distracted Kabuki allowing Adams to start his offense which included the Scorpion Deathlock as TV time ran out. Dammit this was getting good. Next we get a dedication for the David Von Erich memorial playground for disabled children in Dallas. Gotta give it to the Von Erichs, at this time they knew how to get great PR but that would soon come to an end. Then we get clips of the Von Erichs/Dynamic Duo from Fort Worth on 7/4/85 which I've seen. Next is another promo by Hart & his boys. Then we get Kabuki vs. Adams on 6/28/85 in Dallas which I've already seen. Adams then cuts a promo talking about regaining his American title and other things. World Class TV Title: Killer Brooks © vs. Iceman King Parsons (7/15/85) There is some clipping at the start but this is still a pretty fun match with Iceman brawling with Brooks both in the ring and outside of the ring which Brooks was good in selling. Iceman would win the match and title by countout in an anticlimatic finish to say the least. Iceman would then cut a good promo afterwards talking about the deaths in his family and how he is overcoming it.
