- 03/23/2008 (3:42:23 pm)
- Rich Tate
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NEWS
Southern Extreme Championship Wrestling runs in
Dory Funk’s !BANG! presents “Support the Troops 24”, tonight at the Funking Conservatory in
NWA Anarchy results from Hardcore Hell in Cornelia, GA, on March 22: Todd Sexton and Team Technician (Bob E. & Tyler Smith) beat Adrian Hawkins & Wes Grissom & Chip Day in 8 minutes; Brodie Chase pinned Don Matthews at 11:20 with the help of special referee Melissa Coates; Truitt Fields beat Jeff Lewis to retain the NWA Anarchy Television Title in 7:45; Mikal Judas beat Tank (with Reverend Dan Wilson) in 8:24; Jerry Palmer beat Jeremy Vain in a bunkhouse match in 17:43; Billy Buck & Chris King beat Hollywood Brunettes (Andrew Alexander & Kyle Matthews) beat New Wave (Derrik Driver & Steven Walters and Talent & Money (J. T. Talent & Andrew Pendleton) in a ladder match to become the number one contenders for the Anarchy tag titles (18:13); Devil’s Rejects (Azrael & Shaun Tempers with Reverend Wilson) beat Awesome Attraction (Austin Creed & Hayden Young) to retain the NWA Anarchy Tag Team Titles in 16:19; Slim J beat Nemesis via DQ in 8:07 when a masked man interfered; and Iceberg (with Reverend Wilson) beat Shatter (with Jeff G. Bailey) to win the NWA Anarchy Heavyweight Title in 15:33. Click here for a full report. (Larry Goodman)
Down South Hardcore Wrestling results from Brunswick, GA, on March 22: K-Oss & Cyco defeated Ryan Savage & Spectrum; Lance Alonte defeated Phoenix; Ox Madison defeated J Biggs; In a unification bout, Cameron Larue defeated Sebastian Troy to retain the Heavyweight Title and become the new Light Heavyweight Champion; E-Dogg and Night Train fought to a double-countout; Phoenix defeated Crash Carrigan; Lance Alonte defeated Justin Taylor; Dallas Riley defeated Morgan Davis by knockout to retain the United States Championship; Craig Classic defeated Kolby Stern; and Teddy Baddstreet defeated Morbid Angel to win the vacant Hardcore title. (Thomas Bugg)
KAPOW results from Lenoir City, TN, on March 22: the Platinum Kings (Travis Sawyer & Robbie Race) over Dustin Steele & Mike Blade; a match featuring Matt Mayhem versus the Rip was ruled a no contest; Matt Stone over Sigmon; Donovan Daniels over Scotty E. Hanson; Trooper T over Al-Jazerra in a coward waves the flag match; and the Encore (Tyler Sutton & Justin O’Day) over the Death Row Inmates in a Lenoir lockdown match. (Rich Tate, courtesy of Gene Restaino)
Results from the United States Wrestling Organization’s 7th anniversary show in
World Wrestling Entertainment will be in Columbia, SC, on March 24 for the live RAW broadcast at the Colonial Center with action starting at 8:00 PM. NWA Anarchy’s Shatter, Mikal Judas, and Jeff Lewis are expected to appear on the card. (Rich Tate)
High Octane Wrestling will be at the
NOTES
K&S Wrestlefest, who put together the World Class Ringside Reunion on March 15, featuring Gary Hart, Bill Irwin, and Skandor Akbar, is making available a DVD that contains a Q&A session with each. Most significantly, this would have been the final public appearance for Gary Hart, thus making this the last telling of stories related to his career, as he passed away the following day. (Rich Tate)
Peach State Pandemonium will have Buff Bagwell on the air on March 29. A tribute show for Gary Hart will take place on April 5. In conjunction with K&S Wrestlefest and the aforementioned DVDs, there will be a DVD giveaway of a Q&A featuring Hart, Bill Irwin, and Skandor Akbar, done on March 15, one day before
Bruno Sammartino and Jimmy Hart sat in with the Monday Night Mayhem crew last week, and the archive is now online. (Rich Tate)
Amy ‘Lita’ Dumas’ band, the Luchagors, will be playing at the Orpheum in
Cody Rhodes and Hardcore Holly are scheduled to be available to fans in
GWH wishes a happy birthday to Johnny Powers (65) and Kevin Northcutt (35).
Guy Taylor died in the ring on this day in 1968.
Skull Murphy suffered a fatal heart attack on this day in 1970 at the age of 39.
It has been five years since ‘Bruiser’ Brian Cox died following a heart attack. He was 33.
NOSTALGIA
1938: Ray Eckert defeated Paul Harper in the main event at the Warren Arena in
1945: Al Massey defeated Ben Bennicasa in the main event at the Atlanta Municipal Auditorium for Georgia Championship Wrestling promoter Paul Jones. Babe Zaharias defeated Blockbuster Talun by disqualification in the semi-main event, and Dick Shikat defeated Cowboy Luttrall.
1956: Jack O’Brien & Pierre LaSalle defeated Roger Mackay & Jackie Nichols to win the World Tag Team Title at the Atlanta Municipal Auditorium for Georgia Championship Wrestling promoter Paul Jones. Chief Big Heart defeated Jerry Graham in the main event.
1960: Freddie Blassie and Haystacks Calhoun wrestled to a draw in a main event no disqualification match at the Columbus Sports Arena for Georgia Championship Wrestling promoter Fred Ward. Bill Dromo & Vince Bryant defeated Jack Terry & the Brute in the semi-main event.
1964: Chief Little Eagle defeated Rube Wright in the main event at the William Bell Auditorium in
1965: Tony Marino & Jerry Miller and the Mysterious Medics wrestled to a draw in the main event at the Macon City Auditorium for Georgia Championship Wrestling promoter Fred Ward. Mario Galento defeated Greg Peterson in the semi-main event to retain the Georgia Heavyweight Title.
1967: Bad Boy Hines defeated Oki Shikina by disqualification in the main event in
1971: Bob Armstrong & Leon Ogle defeated Jack Crawford & Kubla Khan in the main event at the Macon Coliseum for Georgia Championship Wrestling promoter Fred Ward. Bob Griffin & Roberto Soto defeated Buddy Colt & Krusher Karlson by disqualification in the semi-main event. Homer O’Dell managed Colt. Also, the Fabulous Moolah defeated Tippi Wells.
1973: Lou Thesz defeated Mr. Wrestling #1 in the main event at the Atlanta Municipal Auditorium for Georgia Championship Wrestling promoter Paul Jones. Bill Watts and Haystacks Calhoun were co-winners of a $5,000 battle royal, and split the purse. Also, Bobby Cash, Jerry Oates, Bobo
1974: Robert Fuller & Mr. Wrestling #2 defeated Bobby Duncum & Art Nelson in the main event at the
1976: Stan Stasiak & the Spoiler defeated Dick Slater & Mr. Wrestling #2 in the main event at the Macon Coliseum for Georgia Championship Wrestling promoter Paul Jones. Gary Hart managed the Spoiler. A semi-main event match featuring Bob Armstrong versus Moondog Mayne was ruled a no contest. Also, Bob Backlund & Rick Martel defeated Nick Roberts & Rip Hawk.
1979: Stan Hansen & Wahoo McDaniel defeated Ole & Gene
1980: Mr. Wrestling #2 defeated Austin Idol in the main event at the Omni Coliseum for Georgia Championship Wrestling promoter Paul Jones. Dusty
1983: Ole Anderson & Buzz Sawyer defeated Tommy Rich & the Masked Superstar in the main event in
1984: Jake Roberts & the Road Warriors, managed by Paul Ellering, defeated Jay Youngblood, Wahoo McDaniel & King Kong Bundy in the main event in Huntington, WV, for Georgia Championship Wrestling promoter Les Thatcher. The Spoiler, also managed by Ellering, defeated Pez Whatley in the semi-main event, and Sweet Brown Sugar defeated Les Thornton. Also, Ron Garvin defeated Bob Roop, while Tommy Rogers defeated Jesse Barr in the opener.
– GeorgiaWrestlingHistory.com