- 11/21/2008 (6:43:58 pm)
- Rich Tate
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SOUTHEASTERN WRESTLING NEWS, NOTES, AND NOSTALGIA: 11/21/2008
NEWS and NOTES
The lineup for tonight’s SmackDown broadcast on MyNetwork TV, from World Wrestling Entertainment, is as follows: Shelton Benjamin & Mark Henry versus Matt Hardy & R-Truth; Jesse & Festus versus John Morrison & the Miz; Jeff Hardy versus Triple H; Brian Kendrick & Ezekiel versus Primo Colon & Carlito; James Mason versus MVP; and Natalya & Victoria versus the Bella Twins.
Tickets for the following WWE events go on sale Saturday: December 26 in Hershey, PA, at the Giant Center; December 28 in Raleigh, NC, at the RBC Center; December 30, in Portland, ME, at the Cumberland County Civic Center; January 3, in Tyler, TX, at the Oil Palace; and January 5 in New Orleans, LA, at the New Orleans Arena.
WWE’s SmackDown/ECW crew will be at the Von Braun Civic Center in
Total Nonstop Action will be in
Ring of Honor will be at the Montgomery County Fairgrounds in
NWA Prime Time returns to the Prime Time Arena in
Champions With Attitudes will be at the
Action Packed Wrestling will be at the APW Arena in
Alternative Pro Wrestling will be at the Royston Gym in
The Georgia Wrestling Federation will be at the GWF Arena in
Showtime All-Star Wrestling will be at the SAW Mill in
The Southern Wrestling Federation will be at the SWF Arena in
The United States Wrestling Organization will be at the Stadium Inn in
GWH wishes a happy birthday to Afa (1942), Johnny Rich (1956 or 1958), Shane Douglas (1964), Cassidy O’Reilly (1976), Brie and Nicole Bella (1983), and Ted Oates.
Today in Memoriam: Dean Hart (1990), Ben Sharpe (85, 2001), and Jimmy Hustler (33, 2006).
Click here for Larry Goodman’s review of the November 8 broadcast of Rampage Pro Wrestling.
The NWA Main Event television show that airs weekly on the ION network affiliate in
Rampage Pro Wrestling will be at Johnny G's in
DISCLAIMER: GWH is not liable for any card changes, cancellations, etc. We can only report what is reported to us. As always, we suggest you check with the promotion within 24 hours to verify information posted here.
NOSTALGIA
NOVEMBER 21, 1933 (TUESDAY) –
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NOVEMBER 21, 1947 (FRIDAY) –
NOVEMBER 21, 1952 (FRIDAY) –
NOVEMBER 21, 1955 (MONDAY) – AUGUSTA, GA – WILLIAM BELL AUDITORIUM (Tom Mahoney – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Eduardo Perez defeated Bob Shipp > Women’s Match: Barbara Baker defeated Belle Starr (2-1) > Red McIntyre defeated Freddie Blassie (2-1)
NOVEMBER 21, 1955 (MONDAY) – VALDOSTA, GA – VALDOSTA LIVESTOCK ARENA (Gordon Walker – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Frank Taylor versus Tex Riley > Don Roche versus El Toro / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.
NOVEMBER 21, 1956 (WEDNESDAY) –
NOVEMBER 21, 1958 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Jack Steele, Chris Averoff & Chief Little Eagle defeated Don Lee, Bob Shipp & Ivan Vansky > Indian Death Match: Freddie Blassie defeated Ray Gunkel by disqualification / Notes: It was reported that both Ray Gunkel and Freddie Blassie put up $2,000 for their match. Gunkel was disqualified when he accidentally hit the referee.
NOVEMBER 21, 1960 (MONDAY) –
NOVEMBER 21, 1961 (TUESDAY) – MACON, GA – MACON CITY AUDITORIUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Sky Hi Krueger & Bulldog Lawley defeated Doug Adkins & Johnny Apollo > No DQ Match: Choo-Choo Lynn & the Assassin wrestled to a draw
NOVEMBER 21, 1962 (WEDNESDAY) – COLUMBUS, GA – COLUMBUS MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Midget Match: Pee Wee Lopez defeated Marcel Semard at 13:00 > Luke Brown defeated Jack Vansky at 12:00 > Lenny Montana versus Chief Little Eagle ruled a no contest > World Heavyweight Title Match (No DQ): Freddie Blassie* defeated Jake Smith / Notes: Freddie Blassie had been billed as World Heavyweight Champion since June 29, 1962.
NOVEMBER 21, 1964 (SATURDAY) –
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NOVEMBER 21, 1968 (THURSDAY) –
NOVEMBER 21, 1969 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM [P] (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Nick Bockwinkel defeated Billy Spears at 1:00 > Midget Women’s Match: Diamond Lil defeated Darling Dagmar at 7:00 > Australian Tag Team Match: Roberto & Cyclone Soto defeated Mitsu & Sugi Sito at 11:00 > Nick Bockwinkel defeated El Diablo at 7:00 > Paul DeMarco & Aldo Bogni defeated Joe Scarpa & Bobby Hart at 16:00 > Handicap Match (No TL): the Professional defeated Assassin #2; the Professional versus Assassin #1 ruled a no contest at 20:00 / Notes: The match between Nick Bockwinkel and Billy Spears took place instead of a scheduled match between Ronnie Hill and Mike Myers. It is unclear as to why the switch was made, and whether Myers or Hill were even at the venue. The stipulation for the match between the Professional and the Assassins was that the former had to defeat both for the latter to unmask. However, if he failed to defeat both Assassins, the Pro would have to unmask. Per the stipulation, the Pro removed his mask following the match to reveal his identity as Doug Gilbert. Gilbert continued to wrestle without the mask after this, but was typically called the Professional as a nickname. The Assassins had also been ordered to wear different colors for the match. There was an article in the program for this card from Los Angeles Times writer John Hall about Sam Sheppard. It was announced that Sheppard and George Strickland would be wrestling on the card on November 28, 1969.
NOVEMBER 21, 1970 (SATURDAY) –
NOVEMBER 21, 1972 (TUESDAY) – MACON, GA – MACON COLISEUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Francisco Flores defeated Juan Caruso > Bill Bowman defeated Wayne Cowan > Ten-Round Boxing Match: Leon Ogle defeated Joe Turner by KO in second round > Bob Armstrong defeated Skandor Akbar > Macon Tag Team Title Match: Tommy Seigler & Argentina Apollo* versus the Hollywood Blonds ruled a no contest / Notes: Tommy Seigler & Argentina Apollo had been the reigning Macon Tag Team Champions since they defeated Rocket Monroe & Skandor Akbar on November 14, 1972, in Macon.
NOVEMBER 21, 1973 (WEDNESDAY) – COLUMBUS, GA – COLUMBUS MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM [P] (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Derrell Cochran versus Pepe Lopez > Tom Jones versus Big Mac > Women’s World Title Match: the Fabulous Moolah* versus Debbie Johnson > Robert Fuller & Bobby Cash versus the Samoans > Pat O’Connor versus Super Inferno #1 > Bob Armstrong versus Hiro Matsuda > Tim Woods & Mr. Wrestling #2 versus Bobby Shane & Gorgeous George, Jr. / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found. Gary Hart managed the Samoans. J.C. Dykes managed Super Inferno #1
NOVEMBER 21, 1975 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM [P] (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Jerry Brisco and Bob Orton, Jr., wrestled to a draw > Moondog Mayne defeated Bob Backlund > Dick Slater, Greg Gagne & Jim Brunzell defeated Billy Spears, George McCreery & Otto Von Heller > Mr. Wrestling #2 defeated Luke Graham > Lumberjack Match: the Spoiler defeated Bobo Brazil > Brute Bernard versus Abdullah the Butcher / Notes: Brute Bernard and Abdullah the Butcher were scheduled to wrestle each other, but no results were reported after the card. Gary Hart managed the Spoiler and Brute Bernard. Ron West and Doug Smith were credited as being referees for this card.
NOVEMBER 21, 1976 (SUNDAY) –
NOVEMBER 21, 1977 (MONDAY) – AUGUSTA, GA – WILLIAM BELL AUDITORIUM (Charlie Harben – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Raymond Rougeau defeated Jim Dalton > Bob Armstrong defeated Jacques Goulet by disqualification > Handicap Match: Mr. Wrestling #2 defeated Rock Hunter & Pak Song > Dick Slater defeated Stan Hansen > Georgia Tag Team Title Match: Tommy Rich & Tony Atlas* defeated Ole Anderson & Abdullah the Butcher / Notes: Rock Hunter managed Abdullah the Butcher.
NOVEMBER 21, 1978 (TUESDAY) – MACON, GA – MACON COLISEUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Pierre Lefebvre defeated Billy Starr > Rufus R. Jones defeated Hartford Love > Bugsy McGraw defeated Jim Burns > $1,000 Match (DQ Rule Waived): Mr. Wrestling #1 defeated the Masked Superstar by disqualification > King Kong Mosca Ole Anderson & Stan Hansen defeated Tommy Rich, Choo-Choo Lynn & Mr. Wrestling #2
NOVEMBER 21, 1979 (WEDNESDAY) – COLUMBUS, GA – COLUMBUS MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Chris Markoff & Jacques Goulet versus Ricky Fields & Chick Donavan > Tom Shaft versus Bret Hart > Georgia Television Title Match: Killer Karl Kox* versus Buzz Sawyer > Austin Idol & Sterling Golden versus Tony Atlas & Ray Candy > Georgia Heavyweight Title Match: Tommy Rich* versus the Masked Superstar > Dog Fight Match: Ernie Ladd versus Ole Anderson / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found. Bobby Heenan managed Austin Idol, Ernie Ladd, Killer Karl Kox, Tom Shaft and the Masked Superstar.
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NOVEMBER 21, 1981 (SATURDAY) –
NOVEMBER 21, 1982 (SUNDAY) – COLUMBUS, OH – OHIO CENTER (Les Thatcher – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > The Iron Sheik defeated Johnny Rich > The Wild Samoans defeated Brad Armstrong and Billy Red Eagle > The Super Destroyer defeated Tom Prichard > Butch Reed defeated Ole Anderson > Paul Orndorff defeated Ivan Koloff > Cage Match: Tommy Rich defeated Buzz Sawyer by disqualification / Notes: Sonny King managed the Iron Sheik and the Wild Samoans.
NOVEMBER 21, 1983 (MONDAY) –
The information compiled within our daily reports are through the efforts of various contributors, including, but not limited to, Rich Tate, Larry Goodman, Chuck Thornton, Brian Waits, Don Luce, Brian Slack, Fred Hornby, Thomas Bugg, J Michael Kenyon, Steve Yohe, David Williamson, Becky Taylor, John Cannon, Mike Norris, Bobby Simmons, Les Thatcher, Crimson Mask, Dan Masters, Tim Dix, Tim Dills, Jimmie Daniel, Gene Restaino, Shannon Rose, Alan Wojcik, Devin Cutting, and Richard O’Sullivan.
– GeorgiaWrestlingHistory.com



