Posted June 12, 201015 yr comment_5451884 This show starts with the Stud Stable in tow with Ron Fuller introducing his newest member in Mr. Wrestling II. who cuts a great fake face promo. Elimination Match: The Bullet, "White Lightning" Tim Horner, & Roberto Soto vs. Boomer H. Lynch (Tom Lintz), Jerry Stubbs, & Mr. Wrestling II (2/17/86) The winner of this elimination match gets a shot at Ric Flair for next week. This is worked a little different as the wrestlers drew straws and we start off with Horner & Stubbs with Stubbs ending up nuking Horner with a brainbuster after some good action. Soto & II would go next and this was pretty fun as you had heel II who just pounded on Soto but Soto would hang with II blow for blow until getting caught with the Million Dollar Kneelift where he would get pinned by II who had his feet on the ropes. Bullet & Boomer is up next so with the 2 of the Studs advancing you can guess what happens here as Bullet quickly wins with the figure-four. II then jumped Bullet and this was lots of fun as you had two guys just beating on each other until Stubbs held a chair up so II could ram the Bullet's head into but he would only get a nearfall. II then accidentally gave the ref the kneelift so the Stud jumped in and he held the Bullet for a kneelift which brought Ron West who DQed II and removed Stud from ringside. Stubbs then took advantage of the weakened Bullet wanting revenge for taking his mask 2 weeks earlier. Stubbs would then go for his brainbuster but Bullet would fall back and got a schoolboy to get the win. This wasn't technically good but it was very fun with some great strikes by everyone plus II being awesome and this goes on the block. Next is the awesome Fire & Ice video for Flair. Then are promos by Robert, Stubbs, Bullet, & Soto. Southeastern Heavyweight Title: Norvell Austin © vs. Exotic Adrian Street (2/17/86) This is a brawl at the bell as both men take turns working each other over along with Miss Linda getting her shots in. Street was fun using his unorthodox style with Norvell countering with some old fashinoned soupbones. Norvell would hit Street with a diving body press near the ropes and as this happened, Linda sprayed something in Norvell's eyes allowing Street to roll on him to regain his title. This was decent but not a nomination. Next is a promo by the Bullet regarding an upcoming match with Robert. Texas Tornado Match for the Southeastern Tag Titles: The Nightmares (Danny Davis & Ken Wayne) © vs. Johnny & "Wildfire" Tommy Rich (2/17/86) This was a wild brawl from the start with everyone brawling all over the place including Johnny being thrown facefirst into the ringside table and Tommy taking a hard bump from the ring to the floor. Johnny busts a gusher after being thrown into the table and blood is flowing like water but Tommy keeps hope alive for his team trying to fight both of them. Johnny would eat the Tombstone/Alabama Jam combo but as they celebrated, Tommy caught Wayne with a dropkick and he hit Davis headfirst then placed Johnny on top for the pin. Then we would get a promo by both teams wanting a rematch. Fun stuff plus Johnny tapping a gusher added the extra oomph this match needed to warrant a nomination. Then we closed with another promo by the Bullet talking about his shot against Flair on TV next week and Solie made this feel like this was the most important match of the year. Solie then starts the next show with Ron Fuller announcing that Ric Flair won't wrestle against Bob Armstrong or The Bullet with a Flair promo to boot. Solie then tells the Stud that he will be facing the Bullet instead which pissed him off. This was good stuff as both Solie & Stud were great selling this. US Jr. Heavyweight Title: "White Lightning" Tim Horner © vs. The Terminator (2/24/86) Terminator sorta looks like Dale Veasy. Horner was so good at this time as he was crisp in everything he did and he was good at selling Terminator's power moves as well. Horner would get the victory roll to get the win and this was pretty decent. Next are promos by Soto, Horner, Street, Stubbs, & Norvell. The Bullet vs. "Tennessee Stud" Ron Fuller (2/24/86) Bullet would jump Stud on the floor as he walked around the ring and the brawl was on. This was nothing but a fight until Bullet locked on the figure-four which would bring out Robert Fuller who went to rip the mask off until Brad Armstrong made his return from All-Japan to even the odds with Brad getting the sleeper on Robert and Bullet getting the figure-four on the Stud but that brought out the also returning Jimmy Golden followed up by Soto & Stubbs who brawled on the floor, then Boomer ran in making it 4-on-2 in the ring and they got the mask off of the Bullet with Solie yelling go to black as they took the mask off the Bullet. The Studs then celebrated taking the mask off of the Bullet but Solie informed them that the screen went to black when Bullet got his mask taken off which infuriated the Studs. Solie then said that the only way anyone could've seen Bullet unmasked was if someone got a picture in the crowd and Bullet celebrated with Brad & Steve Armstrong in the ring in another Bullet mask and he wants loser leaves town matches with all of the Studs with Boomer accepting. This was a fucking great angle and a slam dunk extra. Next is a promo by Mr. Wrestling II explaining why he is now a member of the Stud Stable and he doesn't want anyone wearing masks but him. Then we get a promo by Johnny & Tommy Rich talking about being the new tag champs and they show clips of their victory. The Studs would then come back out to talk about the updated cards for the week. Alabama Heavyweight Title: Roberto Soto © vs. Jerry Stubbs (2/24/86) Stubbs comes out wearing a red beret that would make Re-Run proud. This had good back and forth action with Soto throwing some great punches and Stubbs being a fun heel. Soto would miss a headscissors and hit the top turnbuckle head first allowing Stubbs to get the win and the title. Next is a promo by the Rich's, Armstrong's, & Bullet.
