Brooks, Daniels, SWA and MSC on 12/5 TTRS

Last week we had on "Dr Death" Steve Williams on the show.  He talks about his
life on the road as well as defeating Cancer.  Check him out in the archives.

Tune into this Tuesday's show at 7 PM EST and ask your questions in the live
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Tracy Brooks
She is a TNA Mainstay.  She is also one of the most talented women on the Indy
circuit.  Don't let her good looks fool you as she can make anyone tap out.  
This week we welcome her back on the show and get an update on how the business
is treating her.
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Josh Daniels
He has been working for WWE in many of their events and has been a regular in
World-1 as well as traveled to Japan on several occasions. World - 1 Returns to
PA on January 7th. This week we will talk to one of the fighters and get his
views on their return. We will also catch up to see what his future hold for him

Courtesy of W-1 Wrestling

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December 1st, 2006:

WWE @ Knoxville Coliseum in Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
ACPW @ Clinton Pawn Shop in Clinton, North Carolina, USA
BCW @ Elkhorn City Middle School in Elkhorn City, Kentucky, USA
CW @ Polish American Veterans Club in Lowell, Massachusetts, USA
CWA @ Grover Elementary School (Gymnasium) in Grover, North Carolina, USA
DSPW @ National Guard Armory in Brewton, Alabama, USA
EPW @ Davey Lopes Recreation Center in Providence, Rhode Island, USA
EWF @ Knights Of Columbus Hall in Covina, California, USA
FPWA @ Dockside Community Church in Dunedin, Florida, USA
FSPW @ Olympia Theater in Palmetto, Florida, USA
HPB @ Club Extreme in Sparta, Wisconsin, USA
M1W @ The Big Apple in Rockwood, Wisconsin, USA
MCW @ MCW Arena in Osceola, Arkansas, USA
MEW @ National Guard Armory in Smyrna, Tennessee, USA
MIW @ Jalapenos Bar & Grill in Monticello, Minnesota, USA
MPW @ New National Guard Armory in Chillicothe, Ohio, USA
NEW @ Sweden-Clarkson Community Center in Brockport, New York, USA
NWF @ Bonekrushers National Pro Wrestling Training Center in Cincinnati,
Ohio, USA
NWS @ VFW Hall in Bergenfield, New Jersey, USA
OVW @ HL Neblett Community Center in Owensboro, Kentucky, USA
PCW @ PCW Arena in Arlington, Texas, USA
SWA @ Westminster Recreation Department in Westminster, South Carolina, USA
SWF @ State Fair Event Center in Lewisburg, West Virginia, USA
SWF @ SWF Arena in Tullahoma, Tennessee, USA
TIWF @ Old National Guard Armory in Brownsville, Tennessee, USA
USWF @ USWF Arena in Corinth, Mississippi, USA
USWO @ Stadium Inn in Nashville, Tennessee, USA
WCWO @ Grassy Creek Apartments in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
WEW @ New Alhambra Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
XCW @ XCW Arena in Denton, Texas, USA
FLQ @ St. Barthelemy Center in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
PWA @ Red Chevron Club in Guelph, Ontario, Canada
RME @ Glenwood Community Centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
AAA @ Bullring in Chiautla, Mexico
CMLL @ Arena Mexico in Mexico City, Mexico
LLF @ Arena Femenil in Monterrey, Mexico
LLM @ Municipal Auditorium in Tijuana, Mexico
IWA @ Municipal Stadium in Barranquitas, Puerto Rico
WWC @ Cristobal Colon Stadium in San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico
AJPW @ Nagoya International Conference Center in Aichi, Japan
BWA @ Bidds Club in Stoke-On-Trent, England
EWF @ Flora McDonald School in Littlehampton, England
NPWA @ Mr. Earl's Working Men's Club in Ince, England
WZW @ Loreburn Hall in Dumfries, Scotland
NLW @ National Stadium (Ringside Club) in Dublin, Ireland
CW @ Canton Community Hall in Cardiff, Wales
NWE @ PalaSport in Messina, Italy
IWA @ Coogee-Randwick RSL Club in Coogee, New South Wales, Australia

December 2nd, 2006:

WWE @ Florence Civic Center in Florence, South Carolina, USA
WWE @ Asheville Civic Center in Asheville, North Carolina, USA
3XW @ Waukee Middle School in Waukee, Iowa, USA
AACW @ Underground Arena in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA
ACW @ Franklin County High School (Ramsey Hall Gymnasium) in Rocky Mount,
Virginia, USA
APW @ American Coliseum in Spartanburg, South Carolina, USA
APW @ APW Garage in Hayward, California, USA
APWF @ Kay Arena in Indiana, Pennsylvania, USA
ATL @ Stadium Inn in Nashville, Tennessee, USA
AWN @ AWN Wrestleplex in Fort Valley, Georgia, USA
CCW @ CCW Arena in Louisville, Kentucky, USA
CIW @ Hope Center in Adrian, Michigan, USA
CWA @ Southern Methodist College (Gymnasium) in Orangeburg, South Carolina,
USA
CWF Mid-Atlantic @ Carolina Sports Arena in Burlington, North Carolina, USA
DCW @ Bowers Beach Fire Hall in Bowers Beach, Delaware, USA
ECB @ ECB Arena in Maynardville, Tennessee, USA
ECPW @ ECPW Arena in Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey, USA
ECWA @ Greater Newark Boys & Girls Club in Newark, Delaware, USA
EWA @ EWA Arena in Baltimore, Maryland, USA
EWF @ EWF Arena in Marion, Indiana, USA
FTW @ Hillbilly Heaven in Hardin, Illinois, USA
FWF @ National Guard Armory in Gainesville, Georgia, USA
GAWF @ Hosford & Telogia Game Room & Entertainment Center in Telogia,
Florida, USA
HoPWF @ National Guard Armory in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, USA
HPW @ 4-H Fairgrounds in Columbus, Indiana, USA
HVW @ Viper's House Of Pain in Hendersonville, North Carolina, USA
HW @ FCRC Arena in Fremont, Ohio, USA
IPW @ Fountain Square Salvation Army Gym in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
IPW @ Delta Dome in Delta, Iowa, USA
KSWA @ Lawrenceville Moose Hall in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
KWA @ Ohio County Park (Building #2) in Hartford, Kentucky, USA
LWA @ Harvest Barn Center in East Jordan, Michigan, USA
M1W @ The Shack in Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin, USA
MACW @ Bamberg High School in Bamberg, South Carolina, USA
MEW @ Freddie's Auction House in Columbia, Tennessee, USA
MFW @ American Legion Post #53 in Sanford, Florida, USA
MMWA-SICW @ South Broadway Athletic Club in St. Louis, Missouri, USA
MWA @ Estill Street Jubilee in Mount Sterling, Kentucky, USA
MWF @ Brookford Center in Hickory, North Carolina, USA
NCWA @ Topsail High School in Hampstead, North Carolina, USA
NEPW @ Laura's Roller Emporium in Painesville, Ohio, USA
NEW @ Spears Gym in Mount Healthy, Ohio, USA
NFWA @ Kip's in Clayton, Georgia, USA
NGW @ Bellevue Plaza in Bellevue, Illinois, USA
NHPW @ Elks Lodge in Boonton, New Jersey, USA
NPW @ West St. Paul Armory in West St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
NWA Anarchy @ NWA Arena in Cornelia, Georgia, USA
NWA Battle Zone @ Battle Zone Arena in Magee, Mississippi, USA
NWA Tri-State @ City Park Pavilion in Parkersburg, West Virginia, USA
NWA Upstate @ Monroe County Fairgrounds & Expo Center (Minett Hall) in
Henrietta, New York, USA
NWC @ Mason Civic Center in Mason, Illinois, USA
NWF @ Clinton County Fairgrounds (Expo Center) in Wilmington, Ohio, USA
NWS @ Herbert Hoover Middle School (Gymnasium) in Edison, New Jersey, USA
OCW @ The Cell in Moulton, Alabama, USA
OTW @ Monster Factory in Bellmawr, New Jersey, USA
OVW @ Gerdon Youth Center in Corydon, Indiana, USA
PCW @ Masonic Temple in Sioux City, Iowa, USA
PCW @ PCW Arena in Arlington, Texas, USA
PHPW @ Racer's Hall in Plymouth, Wisconsin, USA
PHW @ Marseilles Elementary School (Gymnasium) in Marseilles, Illinois, USA
PW @ VFW Hall in Everett, Washington, USA
QFC @ Quest For Champions Arena in Austin, Texas, USA
RCW @ Elks City Lodge in Portsmouth, Ohio, USA
RCW @ Fredericktown Middle School (Gymnasium) in Fredericktown, Missouri,
USA
RCW @ Mission County Park in San Antonio, Texas, USA
SCW @ VFW Hall in DeBary, Florida, USA
SCW @ SCW Building in Madison, Indiana, USA
SPW @ St. Mary's Catholic Church in Siloam Springs, Arkansas, USA
SWF @ Brushfork Armory in Bluefield, West Virginia, USA
TASW @ Humble Bingo Arena in Humble, Texas, USA
UCW @ Harvest Church in Athens, Georgia, USA
UCW-Zero @ Fight Coliseum in Salt Lake City, Utah, USA
UPWA @ National Guard Armory in Wilmington, North Carolina, USA
UWA @ Marion Armory in Marion, North Carolina, USA
UWC @ Fairfield Gym in Kinston, North Carolina, USA
WAR @ UAW Hall in Lima, Ohio, USA
WWA @ Independence Hall in Amarillo, Texas, USA
XUW @ Rescue Hose Company #1 in Greencastle, Pennsylvania, USA
ECCW @ Perfection Kickboxing Academy in Whalley, British Columbia, Canada
ICW @ ICW Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
IWS @ Bogey's World Bar & Billiard in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
JCW @ JCW Arena in Jonquiere, Quebec, Canada
PWA @ School Of Hard Knoxz in Newmarket, Ontario, Canada
PWE @ Notre Dame De La Paix School in Melocheville, Quebec, Canada
PWX @ Coolz Warehouse in St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada
R2W @ Montcalm Leisure Centre in Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
IWA @ Levittown Coliseum in Levittown, Puerto Rico
PRWA @ Punta Diamante Arena in Ponce, Puerto Rico
WWC @ Santos Rivera Coliseum in Jayuya, Puerto Rico
AJPW @ Hamamatsu City Gymnasium in Shizuoka, Japan
NJPW @ Kyoto City Gymnasium in Kyoto, Japan
PW NOAH @ Yokohama Cultural Gymnasium in Kanagawa, Japan
ASW @ Hippodrome in Ashton-Under-Lyne, England
EPWE @ Grange Drive Leisure Centre in Swindon, England
EWF @ Village Hall in Oving, England
FCW @ Haden Hill Leisure Centre in Halesowen, England
UCW @ Longfield Community Centre in Trowbridge, England
W3L @ Buckhaven Community Centre in Buckhaven, Scotland
IWW @ Spectrum Centre in Belfast, Northern Ireland
CW @ Studio Bar in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales
NWE @ PalaSport in Acireale, Italy
FCF @ Tikkurila Sports Hall in Vantaa, Finland
PCW @ PCW Training School in Keysborough, Australia

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On Sunday, December 3rd, The New Daisy Theatre on Historic Beale
Street will be the site of Midsouth Allstar Wrestling's State of
Emergence. MAW will bring the best in the Mid-South under one roof for
this big event that will include the debut of former ECW and NWA World
Champion Raven! While Raven's opponent is unknown at this time,
several challenges have been thrown out, and it's only a matter of
which one he will accept. Other announced matches include:

MAW Heavyweight Championship
"The Punisher" Dre Black vs. Carnage Antwane

Ladder Match
Chris Lexx vs. Big Ace

Grudge ReMatch
The Crime vs. Reno Diamond

Also, MAW Tag Team Champions High Society will issue an open challenge
for the titles.

Belltime is 3:00 pm and tickets are only $10. Matches are subject to
change and more matches may be added, so stay tuned to
www.midsouthallstarwrestling.com for more information as it becomes
available.

One I site was saying Unforgiven at the Bradley Center. Any of the PPVs
would be cool to have.
--- In Mempho@yahoogroups.com, "virgo_child_81" <dick9918@...> wrote:
>
> I'm getting conflicting reports which one, but one is supposedly
> coming. One site says Unforgiven, Sunday, September 16th, 2007. But
> I've seen other sites say Cyber Sunday, November 4, 2007.
>
> --- In Mempho@yahoogroups.com, "Devin" <dtcutting@> wrote:
> >
> > WWE Unforgiven will be held at the Fed-Ex Forum in Memphis,
Tennessee
> > on Sunday, September 16th, 2007.
> >
>

I'm getting conflicting reports which one, but one is supposedly
coming. One site says Unforgiven, Sunday, September 16th, 2007. But
I've seen other sites say Cyber Sunday, November 4, 2007.

--- In Mempho@yahoogroups.com, "Devin" <dtcutting@...> wrote:
>
> WWE Unforgiven will be held at the Fed-Ex Forum in Memphis, Tennessee
> on Sunday, September 16th, 2007.
>

That's awesome, been wanting them to bring a PPV here. I can't remember
if it is a Raw or Smackdown PPV.
--- In Mempho@yahoogroups.com, "Devin" <dtcutting@...> wrote:
>
> WWE Unforgiven will be held at the Fed-Ex Forum in Memphis, Tennessee
> on Sunday, September 16th, 2007.
>

Was totally glad that the King got the win last night against The
Masterpiece.

November 29th, 2006:

CCW @ Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Evansville, Indiana, USA
GCW @ National Guard Armory in Phenix City, Alabama, USA
OVW @ New Davis Arena in Louisville, Kentucky, USA
PZW @ Lethbridge Community College (DA Electric Barn) in Lethbridge,
Alberta, Canada
AJPW @ Techno Hall in Toyama, Japan
NJPW @ Yato City Gymnasium in Aomori, Japan
PW NOAH @ Sendai Sun Plaza (Hall) in Miyagi, Japan
AWW @ West Bromwich Labour Club in West Bromwich, England
EWF @ Hunston Village Hall in Hunston, England

November 30th, 2006:

ASW @ ASW House Of Pain in Lewisburg, Tennessee, USA
DSW @ Deep South Arena in McDonough, Georgia, USA
HRW @ Holiday Skating Center in Victorville, California, USA
NWH @ VFW Hall in Old Town, Maine, USA
UWA @ Green Acres Flea Market in Alcoa, Tennessee, USA
UWF @ Tenbuck Two Night Club in Ardmore, Oklahoma, USA
WVPW @ Legion Hall in Mullens, West Virginia, USA
PCW @ Holiday Inn Astoria (Lid Night Club) in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
PWA @ French Canadian Community Centre in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
AAA @ Agustin Millan Gymnasium in Toluca, Mexico
IWRG @ Arena Neza in Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico
IWRG @ Arena Naucalpan in Naucalpan, Mexico
Zero-One @ Fukushima City Gymnasium in Fukushima, Japan

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WWE Unforgiven will be held at the Fed-Ex Forum in Memphis, Tennessee
on Sunday, September 16th, 2007.

Former ECW and NWA World Heavyweight Champion Raven will be the
featured guest on ESPN's "Off the Ropes" radio show, hosted by Jason
Turgeon and "The One and Only, The Man, the Myth, the Legend...Bob" on
Memphis 730AM. The TNA Wrestling star will be interviewed this
Wednesday along with Midsouth Allstar Wrestling commissioner K.C. Gold
concerning Raven's MAW debut in Memphis on December 3rd.

"Off the Ropes" is broadcast live in Memphis 8pm-10pm Central Standard
Time on ESPN 730AM, and may also be heard online at www.730espn.com by
clicking the "Listen Live!" link. You can call in with questions or
comments for Raven or K.C. Gold at 901-525-ESPN or 877-730-ESPN (3776).

November 27th, 2006:

WWE @ Mellon Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA
CMLL @ Arena Puebla in Puebla, Mexico
BJPW @ Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan
Zero-One @ Iwaki City Gymnasium in Fukushima, Japan
EWF @ Pulborough Social Centre in Pulborough, England

November 28th, 2006:

WWE @ HSBC Arena in Buffalo, New York, USA
ACW @ Bourbon Street Night Club in New Port Richey, Florida, USA
CCW @ CCW Arena in Louisville, Kentucky, USA
FTW @ Country Music Barn in Elkmont, Alabama, USA
HoPWF @ Superior Pro Wrestling Training Center in Hagerstown, Maryland, USA
HWA @ HWA Arena in Evendale, Ohio, USA
RAW @ Shamrock Nite Club in Barberton, Ohio, USA
CMLL @ Arena Coliseo in Mexico City, Mexico
CMLL @ Arena Coliseo in Guadalajara, Mexico
LLM @ Arena Coliseo in Monterrey, Mexico
AJPW @ Nagaoka Public Welfare Hall in Niigata, Japan
DGPW @ Shiga Cultural & Industrial Hall in Shiga, Japan
PW NOAH @ Akita Municipal Gymnasium in Akita, Japan
EPAW @ Civic Hall in Wolverhampton, England

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"Dr. Death" Steve Williams
He was an all American Athlete. Played Pro Football and was a top star
everywhere he went. He was one of the biggest American Stars ever to set foot in
Japan and had 2 successful tag team partners that made for a very good run in
Japan. This week we hear his story to the rise and how the opponent that took
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His in and out of ring presence is legendary. He is coming to an arena near you.
He has issued challenges to everyone from JBL to Kurt Angle. This week we get
updated on his current schedule and any new challenges.

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Joe Gadow (EPW)
Many of the Indy's are looking for new ways to generate income and expose their
product to new audiences. This week we will talk about how one is using the
power of the internet to do that. Eastern Pro Wrestling Runs in several states
in the Northeast and is givning the Internet a chance to view and check out
thier product. They have a deal for minimum money to watch an alternative to the
big boys. Learn more this week

EPW


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Be nice if they'd let there be one last event in there, like their
doing with the Pyramid. Be cool to have a big wrestling extragavana
have guys Dusty Rhodes, Flair, etc come in.
--- In Mempho@yahoogroups.com, "Gregory White" <GregasaurausRex@...>
wrote:
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> http://www.newschannel5.com/Global/story.asp?S=5722979
>
> Memphis site of Kaufman and Beatles acts to shut down
>
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>
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>
>
> MEMPHIS, Tenn. The days of pile drivers at the Mid-South Coliseum
are likely over.
>
> The Memphis venue where professional wrestler Jerry "The King"
Lawler in 1982 slammed comedian Andy Kaufman onto a mat and to the
hospital is shutting down for all but graduations and other community
events.
>
> Cindy Buchanan, director of City Park Services, said the arena will
go into "minimal maintenance mode" starting in January. Officials
project that the coliseum will lose 400-thousand dollars in the
current budget year.
>
> The Mid-South Coliseum also was the site 40 years ago of two
Beatles shows on what ended up being the band's final U-S tour. Local
officials were not thrilled, though, passing a resolution to "advise
the Beatles that they are not welcome in the City of Memphis."
>
> The Mid-South Coliseum began to become obsolete when the city
opened The Pyramid in 1991. That building was the city's primary
sports and entertainment venue until 2004, when the FedExForum opened
off Beale Street.
>
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November 25th, 2006:

TNA @ Arena Monterrey in Monterrey, Mexico
AAW @ Eagles Club in Berwyn, Illinois, USA
ACW @ Community Center in Langley, South Carolina, USA
APW @ American Coliseum in Spartanburg, South Carolina, USA
ATL @ Stadium Inn in Nashville, Tennessee, USA
AWN @ AWN Wrestleplex in Fort Valley, Georgia, USA
BCW @ Center Court Sports Complex in Waukesha, Wisconsin, USA
BWO @ Top Gun Wrestling Academy in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, USA
CCW @ Community Center in Woodbury, Tennessee, USA
CCW @ Alameda County Fairgrounds in Pleasanton, California, USA
CREW @ National Guard Armory in Williamston, North Carolina, USA
CWF @ Schooner Center in Monessen, Pennsylvania, USA
ECB @ ECB Arena in Maynardville, Tennessee, USA
ECPW @ ECPW Arena in Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey, USA
FEW @ Eau Gallie Civic Center in Melbourne, Florida, USA
FPWA @ Boys & Girls Club in Pinellas Park, Florida, USA
FSW @ Wooster Armory in Wooster, Ohio, USA
GAWF @ Community Center in Altha, Florida, USA
GCW @ Mount Vernon YMCA in Mount Vernon, Illinois, USA
HCW @ Tropics Family Entertainment Center At Schofield Barracks in Wahiawa,
Hawaii, USA
HoPWF @ Superior Pro Wrestling Training Center in Hagerstown, Maryland, USA
HVW @ Viper's House Of Pain in Hendersonville, North Carolina, USA
IWA Deep South @ Highway 69 Sports Arena in Cullman, Alabama, USA
IWF-TN @ National Guard Armory in Livingston, Tennessee, USA
MEW @ Freddie's Auction House in Columbia, Tennessee, USA
MEW @ Old Miller Gym in Batesville, Arkansas, USA
MTWA @ National Guard Armory in Cookeville, Tennessee, USA
MWA @ Estill Street Jubilee in Mount Sterling, Kentucky, USA
NW @ Players Club Hotel in Metropolis, Illinois, USA
NWA New England @ Saugus YMCA in Saugus, Massachusetts, USA
NWF @ National Guard Armory in Walton, Kentucky, USA
OCW @ The Cell in Moulton, Alabama, USA
OPW @ Arthur Lesow Community Center in Monroe, Michigan, USA
OTW @ Monster Factory in Bellmawr, New Jersey, USA
PWE @ Newport High School in Newport, Pennsylvania, USA
QFC @ Quest For Champions Arena in Austin, Texas, USA
RLL @ Alley Katz in Richmond, Virginia, USA
ROH @ Inman Sports Club in Edison, New Jersey, USA
SAW @ Moose Lodge #508 in San Diego, California, USA
SCW @ SCW Building in Madison, Indiana, USA
SWA @ National Guard Armory in Lafayette, Tennessee, USA
SWA @ Fairgrounds in Wiggins, Mississippi, USA
SWF @ SWF Arena in Tullahoma, Tennessee, USA
TWF @ Sam's Memorial Multiplex in Darien, Georgia, USA
UCCW @ UCCW Arena in Collins, Georgia, USA
UHPW @ Community Center in Mossy Head, Florida, USA
USWF @ Old McKinney Gym in McKinney, Kentucky, USA
UWA @ Marion Armory in Marion, North Carolina, USA
WLW @ Community Center in Eldon, Missouri, USA
World-1 @ James H. Rainwater Conference Center in Valdosta, Georgia, USA
WTWL @ Paradise Party Place in Amarillo, Texas, USA
WVPW @ Volunteer Fire Department in Beaver, West Virginia, USA
WWA @ Green Room in Kernersville, North Carolina, USA
WWA @ Independence Hall in Amarillo, Texas, USA
CSE @ Alfred Taylor Centre in North Gower, Ontario, Canada
ECCW @ Beban Park (Centennial Building) in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada
ICW @ ICW Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
JCW @ JCW Arena in Jonquiere, Quebec, Canada
LC @ Rocher Secondary School in Grand-Mere, Quebec, Canada
LLW @ LLW Arena in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
NCW @ NDR Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
NVPW @ Club Social in Welland, Ontario, Canada
PWE @ Notre Dame De La Paix School in Melocheville, Quebec, Canada
WFS @ WFS Arena in Iztapalapa, Mexico
BSP @ Jaguas Arena in Gurabo, Puerto Rico
IWA @ Levittown Coliseum in Levittown, Puerto Rico
PRWA @ Nuevo Mameyes Arena in Ponce, Puerto Rico
DGPW @ Sanyo Heights Gymnasium in Kurashiki, Japan
NJPW @ Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan
PW NOAH @ Sapporo Media Park Spica in Hokkaido, Japan
4FW @ Pinehurst Community Centre in Swindon, England
EWF @ Swansfield Park Community Centre in Chichester, England
FWA @ Charles Dickens Sports Hall in Portsmouth, England
KSW @ Perry Common British Legion in Kingstanding, England
NBW @ Notts County Football Grounds in Nottingham, England
PPW @ Alexandra Theatre in Bognor Regis, England
RDW @ Scartho Youth Center in Grimsby, England
RWA @ Grangeway Community Centre in Runcorn, England
WAW @ Community Centre in Fakenham, England
SWA @ Sir Matt Busby Sports Complex in Bellshill, Scotland
NWA Ireland @ CYMS Hall in Kildare Town, Ireland
CW @ Studio Bar in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales
LPW @ Abercynon Ex-Servicemen's Club in Abercynon, Wales
ACW @ AC Sportpark in Weinheim, Germany
NWE @ PalaSport in Piacenza, Italy
FWF @ Runkst Sports Hall in Hasselt, Belgium
PCW @ Karingal Park Secondary College in Frankston, Australia
PWA @ Community Centre in Rowville, Australia
IPW @ Lynfield YMCA in Auckland, New Zealand

November 26th, 2006:

WWE @ Wachovia Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
CPW @ Mount Scott Community Center in Portland, Oregon, USA
FMLL @ Arena International in Los Angeles, California, USA
NBPW @ Digital City Night Club in Danville, Illinois, USA
NWA Pro @ Inoki Dojo in North Hollywood, California, USA
OVW @ Derby Park Traders Circle Flea Market (Expo Five Building) in
Louisville, Kentucky, USA
TRP @ Police Athletic League Hall in Fall River, Massachusetts, USA
NSW @ LLW Arena in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
PWA @ J's Place in Brantford, Ontario, Canada
RME @ Ralph Brown Centre in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
CMLL @ Arena Coliseo in Mexico City, Mexico
CMLL @ Arena Coliseo in Guadalajara, Mexico
IWRG @ Arena Neza in Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico
IWRG @ Arena Naucalpan in Naucalpan, Mexico
LLM @ Arena Coliseo in Monterrey, Mexico
IWA @ Barrio La Plata Arena in Comerio, Puerto Rico
AJPW @ KBS Hall in Kyoto, Japan
DGPW @ Takamatsu Symbol Tower in Kagawa, Japan
JWP @ Cinema Club in Tokyo, Japan
K-Dojo @ Blue Field in Chiba, Japan
PW NOAH @ Sapporo Media Park Spica in Hokkaido, Japan
1PW @ Doncaster Dome in Doncaster, England
3CW @ Trinity Centre in North Ormesby, England
ASW @ Butlins Resort in Minehead, England
FCW @ Baggeridge Social Welfare Centre in Lower Gornal, England
LDN @ Southbury Leisure Centre in Enfield, England
NBW @ Notts County Football Grounds in Nottingham, England
BCW @ Ballerup Hall in East Kilbride, Scotland
IWW @ Community Centre in Skerries, Ireland
NWA Ireland @ Wolfe Tone Community Centre in Bray, Ireland
UCW @ Ardnavally Scout Centre in Belfast, Northern Ireland
LPW @ Boys & Girls Club in Treharris, Wales
NWE @ PalaSport in Trento, Italy
NWF @ Rockefeller Music Hall in Oslo, Norway
AWF @ Blacktown RSL Club in Blacktown, Australia

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Memphis site of Kaufman and Beatles acts to shut down








MEMPHIS, Tenn. The days of pile drivers at the Mid-South Coliseum are likely
over.

The Memphis venue where professional wrestler Jerry "The King" Lawler in 1982
slammed comedian Andy Kaufman onto a mat and to the hospital is shutting down
for all but graduations and other community events.

Cindy Buchanan, director of City Park Services, said the arena will go into
"minimal maintenance mode" starting in January. Officials project that the
coliseum will lose 400-thousand dollars in the current budget year.

The Mid-South Coliseum also was the site 40 years ago of two Beatles shows on
what ended up being the band's final U-S tour. Local officials were not
thrilled, though, passing a resolution to "advise the Beatles that they are not
welcome in the City of Memphis."

The Mid-South Coliseum began to become obsolete when the city opened The Pyramid
in 1991. That building was the city's primary sports and entertainment venue
until 2004, when the FedExForum opened off Beale Street.

Copyright 2006 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be
published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.


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Happy Thanksgiving! everyone
--- In Mempho@yahoogroups.com, "Rodney Howard" <rodney.howard@...>
wrote:
>
> Happy Thanksgiving to all....
>
> You are a  Major Miracle!!
>

Happy Thanksgiving to all....

You are a  Major Miracle!!

Can we try to refrain from (on replies)not quoting
back the entire contents of (original mesages)long
emails, like the wrestling eventslist, etc. It makes
it difficult to read the digest while sorting through
a long list repeated 3 or 4 times. Just my two cents
worth. BTW I miss Koko and Kimala, but *not* the
Koko/Corey feud. :-)

and HEY!!! ya'll have a happy turkey day!



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November 23rd, 2006:

ASW @ ASW House Of Pain in Lewisburg, Tennessee, USA
CW @ National Guard Armory in Kingsport, Tennessee, USA
CWF @ Riehle Brothers Sports Complex in Lafayette, Indiana, USA
EWF @ EWF Arena in Marion, Indiana, USA
HCW @ National Guard Armory in Jackson, Kentucky, USA
LAW @ National Guard Armory in Rector, Arkansas, USA
MEW @ Freddie's Auction House in Columbia, Tennessee, USA
SAW @ SAW TV Sports Arena in Trion, Georgia, USA
UWA @ Green Acres Flea Market in Alcoa, Tennessee, USA
WVPW @ Legion Hall in Mullens, West Virginia, USA
PCW @ Holiday Inn Astoria (Lid Night Club) in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
PWA @ French Canadian Community Centre in Cambridge, Ontario, Canada
IWRG @ Arena Neza in Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico
IWRG @ Arena Naucalpan in Naucalpan, Mexico
WWC @ Guillermo Angulo Coliseum in Carolina, Puerto Rico
AJPW @ Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan
DDT Pro @ Shinjuku FACE in Tokyo, Japan
DGPW @ Osaka Physical Education Hall #1 in Osaka, Japan
DSE @ Yokohama Arena in Kanagawa, Japan
Osaka Pro @ Shinjuku FACE in Tokyo, Japan

November 24th, 2006:

ACPW @ Clinton Pawn Shop in Clinton, North Carolina, USA
ACPW @ Northeast Community Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
BRAWL @ Contra Costa County Fairgrounds (Hobby Building) in Antioch,
California, USA
BWO @ Top Gun Wrestling Academy in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, USA
DWI @ St. Joseph's School (Gymnasium) in Carteret, New Jersey, USA
EWF @ Knights Of Columbus Hall in Covina, California, USA
FSPW @ Olympia Theater in Palmetto, Florida, USA
IWA Mid-South @ Don Preston Rec. Center in Midlothian, Illinois, USA
IWR @ Headliners in Toledo, Ohio, USA
MCW @ MCW Arena in Osceola, Arkansas, USA
MEW @ National Guard Armory in Smyrna, Tennessee, USA
ROH @ Sports Plus Entertainment Center in Lake Grove, Long Island, New York,
USA
SWF @ SWF Arena in Tullahoma, Tennessee, USA
TRP @ Turn Hall in Adams, Massachusetts, USA
USWO @ Stadium Inn in Nashville, Tennessee, USA
ECCW @ Bridgeview Hall in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
FLQ @ St. Barthelemy Center in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
RME @ Hotel La Broquerie in La Broquerie, Manitoba, Canada
SW @ Ogden Legion in Calgary, Alberta, Canada
UWA @ St. John's Hall in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
CMLL @ Arena Mexico in Mexico City, Mexico
LLF @ Arena Femenil in Monterrey, Mexico
LLM @ Municipal Auditorium in Tijuana, Mexico
IWA @ Baseball Stadium in Juana Diaz, Puerto Rico
WWC @ New Municipal Coliseum in Morovis, Puerto Rico
AJPW @ Chiba Park Gymnasium in Chiba, Japan
JWP @ Toyohashi City Gymnasium in Aichi, Japan
Zero-One @ Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan
RDW @ Town Hall in Goldthorpe, England
BCW @ Carluke District Hall in Carluke, Scotland
LPW @ Willows Centre in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales
SW @ Burleigh Academy in Newport, Wales
IWA @ St. Marys Rugby League Club in St. Marys, Australia
PWA @ Dragonfly Restaurant in Tullamarine, Australia

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"e·mer·gence n. - the gradual beginning or coming forth"

On Sunday, December 3rd, The New Daisy Theatre on Historic Beale
Street will be the site of Midsouth Allstar Wrestling's State of
Emergence. MAW will bring the best in the Mid-South under one roof for
this big event that will include the debut of former ECW and NWA World
Champion Raven! While Raven's opponent is unknown at this time, other
announced matches include:

MAW Heavyweight Championship
"The Punisher" Dre Black vs. Carnage Antwane

Ladder Match
Chris Lexx vs. Big Ace

Grudge ReMatch
The Crime vs. Reno Diamond

Also, MAW Tag Team Champions High Society will issue an open challenge
for the titles.

Belltime is 3:00 pm and tickets are only $10. Matches are subject to
change and more matches may be added, so stay tuned to
www.midsouthallstarwrestling.com for more information as it becomes
available.

The first for a video and then a Jeff Jarrett poster.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y7tDh8_WpTw

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Yes, and if you know anyone else who has any they wanna get rid of, please send
them my way

"Mr. Darrell" <tennspoiler@...> wrote:  did you like the videos I sent
you, I hope they were what you were looking for

D

----- Original Message ----
From: slytly_twiztid
To: Mempho@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 1:24:04 PM
Subject: Various Memphis Wrestling DVDs/VHS













I was curious as to whether or not any other members woudl be

interested in trading Memphis wrestling videos or dvds. Here is my

list



Memphis 1983 w/ Andy Kaufman --2 Discs

Memphis 1982 – 3 Discs (Cornette's wrestling debut)

Memphis 1985-86 – 3 Discs (Sting & Warrior debut)

Memphis 1982-83 Arena Matches – 2 Discs (Fabs vs. Moondogs Stretcher

Match)

Memphis Classics

Memphis 1984 Volume 1 --- 2 Discs

Memphis 1984 Volume 2 --- 2 Discs

Memphis Late 70's & Early 80's – 2 Discs

Memphis Early 80's – 2 Discs

Best of Memphis Volume 1

Best of Memphis Volume 2

Best of Memphis Volume 4

Memphis MSC Arena Matches

Memphis Mid-90's: All the Rock

Memphis Early 80's Volume 2 – 2 Discs

A Night to Remember November 6, 1995

Monday Night Memories 1995

Memphis Madmen, maniacs and lunatics

Best of Jerry Lawler 5 Discs

Mayhem In Memphis – The Steel Cage Hair Match : Idol vs Lawler

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 1

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 2

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 3

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 4

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 5

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 6

Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 7

Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 8

Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 9

Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 10

Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 11

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 12/R&R Music Television: Special Edition

Memphis Arena Bouts 1984 (2 disc)

Memphis Best of Volume #1 – 2 discs

Memphis Best of Volume #2 – 2 discs



USWA TV

10-6-90 to 10-13-90 (1 disc)

6/15/91

8/17/91 to 9-14-91 (3 discs)

Various 1992 – 1994 (8 discs)

January – February 1992 (1 disc)

2/15/92 to 3/7/92 (4 discs)

April 18-May 21 1992 (1 disc)

September 18 – October 2, 1993 (1 disc)

10/9/93 to 12-11-93 (9 discs)

January – March, 1994 (1 disc)

April – June 1994 (1 disc)

8/20/94 to 9-17-94 (4 discs)

12/31/94 to 4-8-95 (9 discs)

5/20/95 to 6-17-95 (3 discs)

7/29/95 to 8-26-95 (2 discs)

Late September 1995 (1 disc)

10/7/95 to 10-28-95 (2 discs)

4/13/96 (the 1000th Episode) (1 disc)

6/15/96 (1 disc)

9/14/96 to 10-8-96 (1 discs)

12/5/96 to 12/19/96 (1 disc)



MCW TV 10/14/00 to 10/21/00



Memphis Home of Rhythm & Bruise TV

11-22-03

11-29-03

4/10/04 to 5/29/04

6/12/04 to 7/17/04

December 2004-January 2005 4 shows (2 DVDs)

January-February 2005 3 shows (1 DVD)



POWER PRO (these I have one episode per disc)

4-25-98 to 5-16-98

5-30-98 to 6-6-98

6-20-98 to 6-27-98

7-25-98 to 8-8-98

8-22-98 to 9-5-98

9-19-98 to 12-12-98

1-2-99 to 4-17-99

5-1-99 to 5-8-99

5-29-99

7-17-99 to 8-14-99 (7-31-98 is only half the show, the rest got cut

off)

8-28-99 (last 28 minutes of the show)

9-4-99 to 9-18-99

10-2-99 to 10-30-99

11-13-99 to 11-20-99

12-25-99 to 1-22-00

5-13-00 to 6-3-00

6-27-00 to 7-11-00

10-17-00

11-11-00 to 11-18-00















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Fight Channel out of Canada and The Wrestling Channel out of the UK. Check your
local listings. check out the new Memphis wrestling website at
http://www.memphiswrestlingtv.com/. Lance Russell's website at
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very awesome, loved them, made me want more

"Mr. Darrell" <tennspoiler@...> wrote:  did you like the videos I sent
you, I hope they were what you were looking for

D

----- Original Message ----
From: slytly_twiztid
To: Mempho@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 1:24:04 PM
Subject: Various Memphis Wrestling DVDs/VHS













I was curious as to whether or not any other members woudl be

interested in trading Memphis wrestling videos or dvds. Here is my

list



Memphis 1983 w/ Andy Kaufman --2 Discs

Memphis 1982 – 3 Discs (Cornette's wrestling debut)

Memphis 1985-86 – 3 Discs (Sting & Warrior debut)

Memphis 1982-83 Arena Matches – 2 Discs (Fabs vs. Moondogs Stretcher

Match)

Memphis Classics

Memphis 1984 Volume 1 --- 2 Discs

Memphis 1984 Volume 2 --- 2 Discs

Memphis Late 70's & Early 80's – 2 Discs

Memphis Early 80's – 2 Discs

Best of Memphis Volume 1

Best of Memphis Volume 2

Best of Memphis Volume 4

Memphis MSC Arena Matches

Memphis Mid-90's: All the Rock

Memphis Early 80's Volume 2 – 2 Discs

A Night to Remember November 6, 1995

Monday Night Memories 1995

Memphis Madmen, maniacs and lunatics

Best of Jerry Lawler 5 Discs

Mayhem In Memphis – The Steel Cage Hair Match : Idol vs Lawler

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 1

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 2

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 3

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 4

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 5

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 6

Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 7

Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 8

Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 9

Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 10

Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 11

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 12/R&R Music Television: Special Edition

Memphis Arena Bouts 1984 (2 disc)

Memphis Best of Volume #1 – 2 discs

Memphis Best of Volume #2 – 2 discs



USWA TV

10-6-90 to 10-13-90 (1 disc)

6/15/91

8/17/91 to 9-14-91 (3 discs)

Various 1992 – 1994 (8 discs)

January – February 1992 (1 disc)

2/15/92 to 3/7/92 (4 discs)

April 18-May 21 1992 (1 disc)

September 18 – October 2, 1993 (1 disc)

10/9/93 to 12-11-93 (9 discs)

January – March, 1994 (1 disc)

April – June 1994 (1 disc)

8/20/94 to 9-17-94 (4 discs)

12/31/94 to 4-8-95 (9 discs)

5/20/95 to 6-17-95 (3 discs)

7/29/95 to 8-26-95 (2 discs)

Late September 1995 (1 disc)

10/7/95 to 10-28-95 (2 discs)

4/13/96 (the 1000th Episode) (1 disc)

6/15/96 (1 disc)

9/14/96 to 10-8-96 (1 discs)

12/5/96 to 12/19/96 (1 disc)



MCW TV 10/14/00 to 10/21/00



Memphis Home of Rhythm & Bruise TV

11-22-03

11-29-03

4/10/04 to 5/29/04

6/12/04 to 7/17/04

December 2004-January 2005 4 shows (2 DVDs)

January-February 2005 3 shows (1 DVD)



POWER PRO (these I have one episode per disc)

4-25-98 to 5-16-98

5-30-98 to 6-6-98

6-20-98 to 6-27-98

7-25-98 to 8-8-98

8-22-98 to 9-5-98

9-19-98 to 12-12-98

1-2-99 to 4-17-99

5-1-99 to 5-8-99

5-29-99

7-17-99 to 8-14-99 (7-31-98 is only half the show, the rest got cut

off)

8-28-99 (last 28 minutes of the show)

9-4-99 to 9-18-99

10-2-99 to 10-30-99

11-13-99 to 11-20-99

12-25-99 to 1-22-00

5-13-00 to 6-3-00

6-27-00 to 7-11-00

10-17-00

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http://www.memphiswrestlingtv.com/. Lance Russell's website at
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November 21st, 2006:

WWE @ Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, Long Island, New York,
USA
ACW @ Bourbon Street Night Club in New Port Richey, Florida, USA
CCW @ CCW Arena in Louisville, Kentucky, USA
FTW @ Country Music Barn in Elkmont, Alabama, USA
HoPWF @ Superior Pro Wrestling Training Center in Hagerstown, Maryland, USA
HWA @ HWA Arena in Evendale, Ohio, USA
IZW @ The Sets in Tempe, Arizona, USA
RAW @ Shamrock Nite Club in Barberton, Ohio, USA
WXW @ Fernwood Hotel & Resort in Bushkill, Pennsylvania, USA
CMLL @ Arena Coliseo in Mexico City, Mexico
CMLL @ Arena Coliseo in Guadalajara, Mexico
LLM @ Arena Coliseo in Monterrey, Mexico
PW NOAH @ Yamagata City Sports Center in Yamagata, Japan
EWF @ Donnington Hall in Donnington, England
LWL @ Legend's Members Club in Wolverhampton, England

November 22nd, 2006:

CCW @ Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Evansville, Indiana, USA
CW @ Four Points By Sheraton Hotel in Schiller Park, Illinois, USA
NWF @ Bonekrushers National Pro Wrestling Training Center in Cincinnati,
Ohio, USA
AJPW @ Mito Gymnasium in Ibaraki, Japan
El Dorado @ Shinjuku FACE in Tokyo, Japan
ASW @ Princes Hall in Aldershot, England
EWF @ East Wittering Parish Hall in East Wittering, England

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Sputnik Monroe: One Of A Kind
By Mike Mooneyham
Nov. 19, 2006

He was the diamond ring and Cadillac man - "two hundred and thirty-five pounds
of twisted steel and sex appeal with the body men fear and women love."

Long before "Stone Cold" Steve Austin became a national symbol for the
anti-establishment movement, there was Sputnik Monroe, a salty-tongued,
anti-authoritarian rebel who sported a trademark white streak down the middle of
his hair along with a wild streak in the ring and a cocksure strut that just
dared you to get in his way.

Monroe, who recently passed away at the age of 78 following a long battle with
respiratory illness, was a character the likes of which professional wrestling
will never see again.

"Sputnik was a force. He was a guy who made a difference. There just was never
anyone exactly like him," said Lance Russell, the voice of Memphis wrestling for
half a century. "There's the Jerry Lawlers, the Jackie Fargos, the Ric Flairs,
and all these guys who are great in their own right, but Sputnik Monroe was an
absolute one-of-a-kind-character."

"It's the end of an era, but Sputnik was a man who would want to be remembered
the way he lived, full of fun and one who believed in rights for everyone,"
added longtime Memphis wrestling announcer Corey Maclin.

Monroe was one of the most colorful and controversial personalities in the
supercharged world of professional wrestling. But his legacy transcends the
wrestling ring.

A hero to fans black and white, Monroe will be forever remembered as a cultural
icon who challenged and successfully broke down the color barrier in pro
wrestling and helped exact change in the establishment.

Monroe's tremendous influence was given an entire chapter in cultural historian
Robert Gordon's "It Came From Memphis," a book which looks at the town's rich
musical heritage that nurtured Elvis Presley and the Stax soul sound, as well as
its eccentric, larger-than-life characters like Monroe, who insisted on
integrated crowds at his wrestling matches, laying the groundwork for rock shows
to do the same.

Monroe captured the imagination of that segregated Southern town's avid
wrestling following in the late '50s, building a strong rapport with black fans
who were forced to sit in the nosebleed section of the old Ellis Auditorium, a
section derisively referred to as the "crow's nest." He cultivated friendships
within the town's black community, and even though he worked as a heel in the
ring, he became a champion for the black cause.

Initially loathed by white audiences for his arrogant persona and detested
outside the ring for his friendship with blacks, Monroe would merely turn to the
small black audience in the building's segregated upper rafters, raise his fist
in defiance and acknowledge thunderous cheers from those in the balcony who
celebrated every performance of the one wrestler who treated them with respect
and friendship.

"Sputnik wouldn't even look at the white people who were booing him when he came
into the ring," longtime Memphis deejay and television personality Johnny Dark
told the Memphis Commercial Appeal. "Then all of a sudden out of nowhere he'd
look up and raise both arms in the air to the balcony. And every single black
person in the balcony would stand up and raise their hands and cheer him."

And, not unlike another Memphis favorite, Elvis Presley, Monroe would become a
hero to the rock-and-roll-loving white youth who related to his rebellious
nature. His connection to African-Americans also was genuine.

"There was a group of wealthy white kids that dug me because I was a rebel,"
Sputnik once said. "I'm saying what they wanted to say, only they were just too
young or inexperienced or afraid to say it. You have a black maid raising your
kids and she's talking about me all of the time, so I may not be in the front
living room, but I'm going in the back door of your house, feeding your kids on
Monday morning and sending them to school. And meeting the bus when they come
home. Pretty powerful thing."

Monroe, one of the town's top drawing cards, eventually was able to appeal to
the promoters' sense of greed, convincing the local matchmakers that they were
missing out on tremendous earnings by confining black patrons to the smaller
"blacks only" section of the balcony. Finally, overlooking black and white in
favor of the color green, promoters integrated seating and saw their profits
climb.

"There used to be a couple of thousand blacks outside wanting in. So I would
tell management I'd be cutting out if they don't let my black friends in," said
Monroe. "I had the power because I'm selling out the place, the first guy that
ever did, and they damn sure wanted the revenue."

Once wrestling's mixed audience became part of the status quo, the Memphis music
scene followed and nightclubs became integrated.


Born to be wild


He was born Rocco Monroe DiGrazio on Dec. 18, 1928, in Dodge City, Kan. His
father had been killed in an airplane crash shortly before his birth, and his
formative years were spent living with his grandparents. His mother remarried,
and at 17 years old, he became Rock Monroe Brumbaugh, taking the name of his
stepfather.

He started his wrestling career in 1945. Monroe, wearing pink shoes and sequined
robes, adopted the ring moniker Pretty Boy Rocque and spent his first several
years working shows on the traveling carnival circuit where he would pick fights
with local tough guys to sell more tickets. He claimed to have never been beaten
in a "shoot" match during the five years he spent working the carnivals.

Monroe spent a few more years wrestling locals in small towns, but eventually
moved to bigger shows and bigger markets and changed his name to Elvis Rock
Monroe when a promoter in Louisville thought he looked like Elvis Presley.

"It sounded like rock and roll," Monroe once said. "I would carry a guitar into
the ring. I think I could play one chord and then get the hell beat out of me
with my own guitar."

Monroe got the Cold War-era nickname after he gave a black hitchhiker a ride to
the arena one day. A fan saw Sputnik walking with his arm around his black
friend and became irate when Sputnik pretended to kiss him on the lips. The
racist fan made such a fuss that security threatened to throw her out if she
didn't settle down and stop hurling obscenities.

Attempting to tone down her string of racial epitaphs, she screamed, "You're
nothing but a damned Sputnik," a reference to the satellite the hated communist
Russians had just launched into space. The name stuck with the wrestler the rest
of his career.

Monroe was a master showman who walked the walk and talked the talk, combining
mat ability with mic skills, but it was his electric personality that propelled
him to the top.

"Win if you can, lose if you must, always cheat, and if they take you out, leave
tearing down the ring," Sputnik would describe his life philosophy.

Dubbed "The Sweet Man," Monroe had bushy eyebrows, a whiskey voice that gave his
promos a sharp edge and an impeccable sense of crowd psychology. And, like other
originals from his era, he lived his gimmick.

Married six times, Sputnik carried a case of Scotch in the trunk of his
Cadillac, driving from town to town in a life of one-night stands and baloney
blowouts. He spawned a number of Sputnik look-alikes including a pair of Rocket
Monroes (Bill Fletcher and Maury High), Flash Monroe (Gene Sanizzaro) and Jet
Monroe (Sputnik's real-life brother Gary Brumbaugh).

Skirmishes with police weren't an unusual occurrence for Monroe, who liked to
hang out around Beale Street, then the hub of the black community in Memphis,
which made him a target of police who would charged him with violating the local
vagrancy law. City leaders frowned at a popular local figure like Monroe
spending his time socializing in black clubs on Beale Street.

"I got arrested once for vagrancy for hanging out on Beale Street," he once
said. "I got a colored lawyer and went to court. I told them this was the United
States of America, and I could go wherever I damned well pleased. They fined me
$25, but after about a half-dozen arrests, they gave up."

But he loved the Beale Street lifestyle, and soon became a favorite of black
wrestling fans at the Monday night wrestling shows at Ellis Auditorium, the site
where Monroe made his strongest statements.

Years later he would be publicly honored with a display at Memphis' Rock 'N Soul
Museum, located on that same street, for his role in the integration of public
events. Along with exhibits of Elvis, B.B. King and Otis Redding, another
display features a gold wrestling jacket, flowered trunks and wrestling shoes,
with a plaque that reads, "Sputnik Monroe played a major part in destroying the
color lines in Memphis."

Monroe also enjoyed hanging out at the legendary Sun Records studio with Elvis,
Jerry Lee Lewis and other Memphis-based recording greats. His musical influence
would be felt nearly a half-century later, with a current Los Angeles indie rock
band naming itself "Sputnik Monroe" in his honor.

"He was as rock and roll as any of the artists and singers coming out of Sun,"
Jerry Phillips told the Commercial Appeal. Phillips, son of Sun Records founder
Sam Phillips, was so enthralled with Monroe that he got into the ring as a
teenager and wrestled under Monroe's tutelage as "The World's Most Perfectly
Formed Midget."

Monroe further infuriated champions of racial purity when he teamed with a young
black grappler named Norvell Austin for a stretch in the early '70s. It was one
of the first interracial tag teams in the South and, to make things interesting,
Monroe talked Austin into placing a blond streak in his hair. Monroe put fuel on
the fire when, after disposing of a pair of white opponents, he poured a bucket
of black paint over the head of one of the defeated wrestlers.

"Black is beautiful," declared Monroe. "White is beautiful," proclaimed Austin.
The two then hugged each other and proclaimed together, "Black and white is
beautiful."

Longtime pro wrestler Burrhead Jones, another black wrestling pioneer, recalled
traveling with Monroe and Austin during those early days.

"We had some rugged good times on the road," he said. "Neither one had a ride. I
had to chauffeur them around everywhere they wanted to go. Sput just had that
special way about him. He would always get in tight situations, but he could
talk his way out of anything."

He recounts the time promoter Billy Golden had Jones and Austin, at that time
the Alabama tag-team champs, and Monroe, who managed the pair, parade down the
middle of a Selma, Ala., mall with their bulky belts in tow, plugging a local
show later that night. "Here we are - two black men, one with a white streak in
his hair, and Sputnik talking his (trash), in a crowded mall on a Saturday
afternoon in Selma. It was a sight to see," said Jones.

Jones says Monroe wanted him to put a blond streak in his hair like Austin's so
they could draw more money.

Jones, however, flatly refused.

"I had to turn heel on him," he jokes. "I told him that God didn't make any
blond black men."


He did it his way


Sputnik didn't mellow with age.

He was an authentic tough guy who never caved in to being politically correct.
He kept his arresting shock of white hair until it naturally disappeared.

"Sputnik made the most out of what was essentially a little guy," Russell said
of Monroe, who won the world's junior heavyweight title from the heralded Danny
Hodge in 1970. "He would have never made it in the WWE if he was the only heel
that ever lived. But he sure was big in his mouth and his heart."

Monroe was two days shy of his 70th birthday when he wrestled his last match in
a small Texas town. His knee gave out for good and, combined with four herniated
discs in his lower back and two in his neck, it was time to say farewell.

Monroe spent his post-retirement years in Houston where he worked as a security
guard and as a shuttle bus driver for a rental car company at the airport.

Monroe's last major public wrestling appearance was in July 2005 when he and
Billy Wicks reprised their Memphis feud at a legends show. The two had set an
attendance record for a match in 1959 at an outdoor stadium in Memphis in front
of more than 17,000 fans and guest referee Rocky Marciano. (Marciano collected
$1,500 for his ref duties, while Monroe and Wicks both got $750). The mark
lasted all the way until the Monday night wrestling wars of the late '90s.

"He was my 'Sweet Man,'" Wicks, 75, said Thursday night from his home in
Waynesville, N.C. "In the last five years, we became very close. We'd call each
other regularly, and we'd talk about guys in the business and things in the
past."

"I was influenced a lot by listening to him and the stories he told off the
camera as much as I was on the camera," said Russell. "He was a special guy like
that. He'd do a lot of things that would irritate the fool out of you. But he
was just being Sputnik. He did everything with a splash."

Folks down South, particularly in Memphis, also still talk about Sputnik Monroe.

"Just last year, we were in downtown (Memphis), and he wanted to go to Beale
Street," recalled Dark. "And we parked at Peabody Place and walked, and on the
way down there at least four young black kids walked up to him and hugged him
and told him their parents had his picture on their wall of their house growing
up, that they knew who he was and what he had done."

Sputnik died in his sleep at a nursing home in Florida, but not before battling
the loss of half a lung, prostate cancer, gall bladder surgery and gangrene.
Down to 145 pounds and given 72 hours to live, he was brought out of his
drug-induced coma long enough to say goodbye to his son, Bubba.

Wicks, whom Monroe jokingly referred to as "Granite Hands," had a bet that
Sputnik would read Wicks' obituary first.

"I called Sputnik up that Friday morning," said Wicks, who had last talked to
Monroe about two weeks before he went into the hospital for the last time. "I'd
always call him late in the morning because he would sleep late, but he always
seemed to be glad to hear from me. I talked to his wife, Joanne, and asked her
how my Sweet Man was doing. She then informed me that he had passed away during
the night. I told her he was a double-crosser because we had a deal that he was
going to read my obituary before I had to read his."

"He was a very big-hearted guy, but he was a con man at the same time," laughed
Wicks. "But I loved the guy. I really cried at first and got very emotional, but
now I'm celebrating. Like I told him, he was a hero to me but certainly not a
role model."

The unlikely pioneer lived life on his own terms. But he single-handedly and
uncompromisingly bettered the lives of many. He made a bold statement when he
refused to perform unless fans, regardless of their race, were allowed to sit
anywhere they liked. He demanded equal treatment for his black fans and used his
craft to literally fight for social change.

"Like Sputnik used to say, "Often imitated but never duplicated,'" said Wicks.

He just may have been the most improbable civil rights hero the South has ever
seen.


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November 18th, 2006:

2CW @ Pastime Athletic Club in Syracuse, New York, USA
3XW @ National Guard Armory in Ottumwa, Iowa, USA
ACPW @ Roseboro Middle School in Roseboro, North Carolina, USA
ACW @ Jackson Middle School in Roanoke, Virginia, USA
ACW @ Jewish Community Center in New Port Richey, Florida, USA
AIWF @ West Forsyth High School in Clemmons, North Carolina, USA
APW @ American Coliseum in Spartanburg, South Carolina, USA
APW @ Cookie's Bar & Lounge in Martinsburg, West Virginia, USA
APW @ APW Garage in Hayward, California, USA
ATL @ Stadium Inn in Nashville, Tennessee, USA
AWA @ AWA Wrestling School in Union City, New Jersey, USA
AWF @ International Granite & Stone Arena (Sports Zone 2) in New Port
Richey, Florida, USA
AWF @ TJ Roulhac Center in Chipley, Florida, USA
AWN @ AWN Wrestleplex in Fort Valley, Georgia, USA
AWS @ Frank & Son Collectible Show in City Of Industry, California, USA
CCW @ Al Hattendorf Center in Elk Grove Village, Illinois, USA
Chikara @ American Legion Hall in Hellertown, Pennsylvania, USA
CPW @ Merv Griffin Theater in Metropolis, Illinois, USA
CPW @ Elks Lodge in McMinnville, Oregon, USA
CWF Mid-Atlantic @ Carolina Sports Arena in Burlington, North Carolina, USA
DWF @ Powerhouse Gym in Sewell, New Jersey, USA
ECB @ ECB Arena in Maynardville, Tennessee, USA
ECPW @ ECPW Arena in Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey, USA
EWF @ EWF Arena in Marion, Indiana, USA
FCW @ Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California, USA
FTW @ VFW Grounds in Highland, Illinois, USA
GBW @ GBW Arena in Hanover, Pennsylvania, USA
GCPPW @ National Guard Armory in Port Neches, Texas, USA
GCW @ VFW Grounds Post #2183 in Mehlville, Missouri, USA
GSW @ Civic Center in Loxley, Alabama, USA
HoPWF @ Superior Pro Wrestling Training Center in Hagerstown, Maryland, USA
HPB @ Starbusters Bar & Grill in Dekalb, Illinois, USA
HVW @ Viper's House Of Pain in Hendersonville, North Carolina, USA
HWA @ Dayton Gym Club in Dayton, Ohio, USA
IPW @ Impact Arena in Algona, Iowa, USA
IWF @ IWF Centre in West Paterson, New Jersey, USA
LWA @ Knights Of Columbus Hall in House Springs, Missouri, USA
MACW @ Easley High School in Easley, South Carolina, USA
MCW @ Salvation Army Community Center in St. Paul, Minnesota, USA
MEW @ Freddie's Auction House in Columbia, Tennessee, USA
MEW @ Old Miller Gym in Batesville, Arkansas, USA
MEWL @ Dover Armory in Dover, Ohio, USA
MSPW @ Diamond Banquet Hall in Diamond, Illinois, USA
MSW @ Harrison Fairgrounds (Indoor Expo Building) in Harrison, Arkansas, USA
MWA @ Estill Street Jubilee in Mount Sterling, Kentucky, USA
MWA @ Carter Lake Elementary School in Carter Lake, Iowa, USA
MWO @ Oakland University (Varner Hall) in Auburn Hills, Michigan, USA
NECW @ National Guard Armory in Quincy, Massachusetts, USA
NEW @ Spears Gym in Mount Healthy, Ohio, USA
NGW @ Bellevue Plaza in Bellevue, Illinois, USA
NIW @ Northstar Event Center in Amery, Wisconsin, USA
NWA Anarchy @ NWA Arena in Cornelia, Georgia, USA
NWA Virginia @ Eagles Club in Danville, Virginia, USA
NWF @ UAW Hall in Fairfield, Ohio, USA
NWF @ Greene County Fairgrounds (BC Lloyd Entertainment Building) in
Paragould, Arkansas, USA
NWH @ Town Hall in Milford, Maine, USA
OCW @ The Cell in Moulton, Alabama, USA
OTW @ Monster Factory in Bellmawr, New Jersey, USA
OVW @ Vaughn Reno Starks Community Center in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, USA
PCW @ PCW Arena in Arlington, Texas, USA
PHPW @ Charlie's Banquet Hall in North Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin, USA
PWE @ Doc's Gym in Tazewell, Tennessee, USA
PWG @ American Legion Post #308 in Reseda, California, USA
PWP @ Kirn Junior High School in Council Bluffs, Iowa, USA
PWU @ New Alhambra Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
QFC @ Quest For Champions Arena in Austin, Texas, USA
RCW @ Bellaire Baptist Church in San Antonio, Texas, USA
SCW @ SCW Building in Madison, Indiana, USA
SGWA @ SGWA Arena in Booneville, Mississippi, USA
SPW @ Phoenix Theater in Petaluma, California, USA
SUW @ Henry Civic Center in Henry, Tennessee, USA
SWF @ Recreation Center in Balch Springs, Texas, USA
TIWF @ New Breed Arena in Brownsville, Tennessee, USA
TRWA @ National Guard Armory in Lebanon, Tennessee, USA
UCCW @ UCCW Arena in Collins, Georgia, USA
UCW @ Harvest Church in Athens, Georgia, USA
UCW @ Community Center (Ag. Building) in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, USA
UWA @ VFW Grounds in Dupo, Illinois, USA
UWC @ Goldsboro YMCA in Goldsboro, North Carolina, USA
VCW @ Kings Fork Middle School in Suffolk, Virginia, USA
WOW @ Community Center in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, USA
WSWF @ Cardinal Shehan Center in Bridgeport, Connecticut, USA
WWA @ PAL Club in Huntington, Indiana, USA
GCW @ Royal Legion Hall in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada
GEW @ Sacre Coeur Secondary School in Granby, Quebec, Canada
ICW @ ICW Centre in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
JCW @ JCW Arena in Jonquiere, Quebec, Canada
RCW @ Community Hall in St. Albert, Alberta, Canada
SWR @ St. Edouard Parish in Montreal, Quebec, Canada
UWA @ Royal Legion in Gatineau, Quebec, Canada
WXW @ South Drummondville Community Centre in Drummondville, Quebec, Canada
IWA @ Guillermo Angulo Coliseum in Carolina, Puerto Rico
PRWA @ Luis Gonzalez Coliseum in Vieques, Puerto Rico
WWC @ Tomas Dones Coliseum in Fajardo, Puerto Rico
PW NOAH @ Shimada Central Gymnasium in Shizuoka, Japan
ASW @ Alban Arena in St. Albans, England
CWC @ Chamberlayne Leisure Centre in Southampton, England
IPW @ Drill Hall in Ware, England
WAW @ Marina Centre in Great Yarmouth, England
WZW @ Belle Vue Sports Centre in Hartlepool, England
MIW @ Southport Memorial Services Club in Southport, Australia
PCW @ Public Hall in Tullamarine, Australia

November 19th, 2006:

TNA @ Universal Studios (Soundstage 21) in Orlando, Florida, USA
ACW @ The Venue in San Antonio, Texas, USA
ALLWA @ El Paso County Coliseum & Fairgrounds in El Paso, Texas, USA
BDW @ Rec. Center in Martins Ferry, Ohio, USA
CCW @ Legacy Bar in Terre Haute, Indiana, USA
ICW @ Hands Club in Bowling Green, Kentucky, USA
IWF @ IWF Centre in West Paterson, New Jersey, USA
MWO @ Terri's Lounge in Flint, Michigan, USA
NECW @ Good Time Emporium in Somerville, Massachusetts, USA
NWA Pro @ Inoki Dojo in North Hollywood, California, USA
OVW @ New Davis Arena in Louisville, Kentucky, USA
UEW @ FUR Night Club in Washington, District Of Columbia, USA
WCWC @ Elks Lodge #336 in Salem, Oregon, USA
AAA @ Arena Azteca Budokan in Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico
CMLL @ Arena Coliseo in Mexico City, Mexico
CMLL @ Arena Coliseo in Guadalajara, Mexico
IWRG @ Arena Neza in Nezahualcoyotl, Mexico
IWRG @ Arena Naucalpan in Naucalpan, Mexico
LLM @ Arena Coliseo in Monterrey, Mexico
IWA @ Betty Segarra Coliseum in Penuelas, Puerto Rico
AJPW @ Korakuen Hall in Tokyo, Japan
BJPW @ Kawasaki City Gymnasium in Kanagawa, Japan
DGPW @ Hakata Star Lane in Fukuoka, Japan
IWA @ Shinjuku FACE in Tokyo, Japan
JWP @ JWP School in Tokyo, Japan
K-Dojo @ Blue Field in Chiba, Japan
Michinoku Pro @ Niigata Phase in Niigata, Japan
PW NOAH @ Differ Ariake in Tokyo, Japan
TPW @ Nagoya City Gymnasium (Rainbow Hall #3) in Aichi, Japan
Zero-One @ Odate Gymnasium in Akita, Japan
3CW @ Trinity Centre in North Ormesby, England
ASW @ Butlins Resort in Minehead, England
EWF @ Youth Club in Bognor Regis, England
FWA @ Perdiswell Leisure Centre in Worcester, England
IPW @ Orpington Halls in Orpington, England
LPW @ Leahall Sports & Social Club in Birmingham, England
OPWO @ PlayFootball.net Centre in Blackpool, England
SW @ Commemoration Hall in Huntingdon, England
IWW @ Neilstown Community Centre in Clondalkin, Ireland
NWA Ireland @ NWA Ireland Training Facility in Bray, Ireland

November 20th, 2006:

WWE @ 1st Mariner Arena in Baltimore, Maryland, USA
ECW @ Pickelner Arena in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, USA
TNA @ Universal Studios (Soundstage 21) in Orlando, Florida, USA
EWA @ National Guard Armory in Mooresville, North Carolina, USA
CMLL @ Arena Mexico in Mexico City, Mexico
CMLL @ Arena Puebla in Puebla, Mexico
PW NOAH @ Niigata City Gymnasium in Niigata, Japan
EWF @ Parklands Church Hall in Chichester, England
PPW @ Assembly Hall in Worthing, England

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----- Original Message ----
From: slytly_twiztid <slytly_twiztid@...>
To: Mempho@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 1:24:04 PM
Subject: Various Memphis Wrestling DVDs/VHS













             I was curious as to whether or not any other members woudl be

interested in trading Memphis wrestling videos or dvds.  Here is my

list



Memphis 1983 w/ Andy Kaufman --2 Discs

Memphis 1982 – 3 Discs (Cornette's wrestling debut)

Memphis 1985-86 – 3 Discs (Sting & Warrior debut)

Memphis 1982-83 Arena Matches – 2 Discs (Fabs vs. Moondogs Stretcher

Match)

Memphis Classics

Memphis 1984 Volume 1 --- 2 Discs

Memphis 1984 Volume 2 --- 2 Discs

Memphis Late 70's & Early 80's – 2 Discs

Memphis Early 80's – 2 Discs

Best of Memphis Volume 1

Best of Memphis Volume 2

Best of Memphis Volume 4

Memphis MSC Arena Matches

Memphis Mid-90's: All the Rock

Memphis Early 80's Volume 2 – 2 Discs

A Night to Remember  November 6, 1995

Monday Night Memories 1995

Memphis Madmen, maniacs and lunatics

Best of Jerry Lawler 5 Discs

Mayhem In Memphis – The Steel Cage Hair Match : Idol vs Lawler

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 1

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 2

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 3

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 4

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 5

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 6

Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 7

Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 8

Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 9

Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 10

Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 11

Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 12/R&R Music Television: Special Edition

Memphis Arena Bouts 1984 (2 disc)

Memphis Best of Volume #1 – 2 discs

Memphis Best of Volume #2 – 2 discs



USWA TV

10-6-90 to 10-13-90 (1 disc)

6/15/91

8/17/91 to 9-14-91 (3 discs)

Various 1992 – 1994 (8 discs)

January – February 1992 (1 disc)

2/15/92 to  3/7/92 (4 discs)

April 18-May 21 1992 (1 disc)

September 18 – October 2, 1993 (1 disc)

10/9/93 to 12-11-93 (9 discs)

January – March, 1994 (1 disc)

April – June 1994 (1 disc)

   8/20/94 to 9-17-94 (4 discs)

  12/31/94  to 4-8-95 (9 discs)

  5/20/95 to 6-17-95 (3 discs)

  7/29/95 to 8-26-95 (2 discs)

Late September 1995 (1 disc)

  10/7/95 to 10-28-95 (2 discs)

  4/13/96 (the 1000th Episode) (1 disc)

6/15/96 (1 disc)

  9/14/96 to 10-8-96 (1 discs)

12/5/96 to 12/19/96 (1 disc)



MCW TV 10/14/00 to 10/21/00



Memphis Home of Rhythm & Bruise TV

11-22-03

11-29-03

4/10/04 to 5/29/04

6/12/04 to 7/17/04

December 2004-January 2005 4 shows (2 DVDs)

January-February 2005 3 shows (1 DVD)



POWER PRO (these I have one episode per disc)

4-25-98 to 5-16-98

5-30-98 to 6-6-98

6-20-98 to 6-27-98

7-25-98 to 8-8-98

8-22-98 to 9-5-98

9-19-98 to 12-12-98

1-2-99 to 4-17-99

5-1-99 to 5-8-99

5-29-99

7-17-99 to 8-14-99 (7-31-98 is only half the show, the rest got cut

off)

8-28-99 (last 28 minutes of the show)

9-4-99 to 9-18-99

10-2-99 to 10-30-99

11-13-99 to 11-20-99

12-25-99 to 1-22-00

5-13-00 to 6-3-00

6-27-00 to 7-11-00

10-17-00

11-11-00 to 11-18-00














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I guess not. Yeah that what i thought too is that Masters getting beat
up in the bathroom by HHH makes it worse, that's why I hope the King
doesn't say that Chris Masters is getting push like he said Randy Orton
was.
--- In Mempho@yahoogroups.com, "Rodney Howard" <rodney.howard@...>
wrote:
>
> Did ya really expect anything different....It would have been nice for
> the King to break it by the old standard back kick to the no nos...but
> of course not, And then they weakened him more by having Chris Masters
> get beaten up in the bathroom by HHH!!!
>
> You are a  Major Miracle!!
>
> >>> "Andrew" <ACe251980A@...> 11/14/2006 6:22:47 PM >>>
> His showing against Chris Masters was dissappointing. Would like to
see
>
> the King pick up some wins in the E again. I hope he doesn't say that
> Chris Masters is getting a push like he said Randy Orton was.
>

I was curious as to whether or not any other members woudl be
interested in trading Memphis wrestling videos or dvds.  Here is my
list

Memphis 1983 w/ Andy Kaufman --2 Discs
Memphis 1982 – 3 Discs (Cornette's wrestling debut)
Memphis 1985-86 – 3 Discs (Sting & Warrior debut)
Memphis 1982-83 Arena Matches – 2 Discs (Fabs vs. Moondogs Stretcher
Match)
Memphis Classics
Memphis 1984 Volume 1 --- 2 Discs
Memphis 1984 Volume 2 --- 2 Discs
Memphis Late 70's & Early 80's – 2 Discs
Memphis Early 80's – 2 Discs
Best of Memphis Volume 1
Best of Memphis Volume 2
Best of Memphis Volume 4
Memphis MSC Arena Matches
Memphis Mid-90's: All the Rock
Memphis Early 80's Volume 2 – 2 Discs
A Night to Remember  November 6, 1995
Monday Night Memories 1995
Memphis Madmen, maniacs and lunatics
Best of Jerry Lawler 5 Discs
Mayhem In Memphis – The Steel Cage Hair Match : Idol vs Lawler
Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 1
Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 2
Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 3
Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 4
Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 5
Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 6
Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 7
Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 8
Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 9
Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 10
Memphis Wrestling/ICW – Vol. 11
Memphis Wrestling – Vol. 12/R&R Music Television: Special Edition
Memphis Arena Bouts 1984 (2 disc)
Memphis Best of Volume #1 – 2 discs
Memphis Best of Volume #2 – 2 discs

USWA TV
10-6-90 to 10-13-90 (1 disc)
6/15/91
8/17/91 to 9-14-91 (3 discs)
Various 1992 – 1994 (8 discs)
January – February 1992 (1 disc)
2/15/92 to  3/7/92 (4 discs)
April 18-May 21 1992 (1 disc)
September 18 – October 2, 1993 (1 disc)
10/9/93 to 12-11-93 (9 discs)
January – March, 1994 (1 disc)
April – June 1994 (1 disc)
   8/20/94 to 9-17-94 (4 discs)
  12/31/94  to 4-8-95 (9 discs)
  5/20/95 to 6-17-95 (3 discs)
  7/29/95 to 8-26-95 (2 discs)
Late September 1995 (1 disc)
  10/7/95 to 10-28-95 (2 discs)
  4/13/96 (the 1000th Episode) (1 disc)
6/15/96 (1 disc)
  9/14/96 to 10-8-96 (1 discs)
12/5/96 to 12/19/96 (1 disc)

MCW TV 10/14/00 to 10/21/00

Memphis Home of Rhythm & Bruise TV
11-22-03
11-29-03
4/10/04 to 5/29/04
6/12/04 to 7/17/04
December 2004-January 2005 4 shows (2 DVDs)
January-February 2005 3 shows (1 DVD)

POWER PRO (these I have one episode per disc)
4-25-98 to 5-16-98
5-30-98 to 6-6-98
6-20-98 to 6-27-98
7-25-98 to 8-8-98
8-22-98 to 9-5-98
9-19-98 to 12-12-98
1-2-99 to 4-17-99
5-1-99 to 5-8-99
5-29-99
7-17-99 to 8-14-99 (7-31-98 is only half the show, the rest got cut
off)
8-28-99 (last 28 minutes of the show)
9-4-99 to 9-18-99
10-2-99 to 10-30-99
11-13-99 to 11-20-99
12-25-99 to 1-22-00
5-13-00 to 6-3-00
6-27-00 to 7-11-00
10-17-00
11-11-00 to 11-18-00