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The following episode of the Monday Locker Room is dedicated to the loving memory of Matt Cappotelli. Please join us in 10 seconds of silence at the beginning of this episode in observance of Matt's life. Thank you - J@RG0

The Monday Curtain Jerks are back with your Monday Locker Room presented by #HaminMedia. On this weeks episode: 

- RIP Matt Cappotelli - Ring Of Honor Best In The World- A New ROH Champion - Impact ratings continue to drop - Hogan vs Hogan - Vince's worst nightmare- Stephanie's corporate BS- WWE Tokyo highs and lows - Bryan gives 0 F***s- Jargo's 5 wasted talents- WWE Weekly Preview for RAW/Smackdown/NXT

This weeks episode also available on YouTube, please search Hamin Media Group.

The Hosts:RBV @TheRealRBVJargo @NotJargo

The following episode of the Monday Locker Room is dedicated to the loving memory of Matt Cappotelli. Please join us in 10 seconds of silence at the beginning of this episode in observance of Matt's life. Thank you - J@RG0

The Monday Curtain Jerks are back with your Monday Locker Room presented by #HaminMedia. On this weeks episode: 

- RIP Matt Cappotelli - Ring Of Honor Best In The World- A New ROH Champion - Impact ratings continue to drop - Hogan vs Hogan - Vince's worst nightmare- Stephanie's corporate BS- WWE Tokyo highs and lows - Bryan gives 0 F***s- Jargo's 5 wasted talents- WWE Weekly Preview for RAW/Smackdown/NXT

This weeks episode also available on YouTube, please search Hamin Media Group.

The Hosts:RBV @TheRealRBVJargo @NotJargo

On this week’s episode of The Pro Wrasslin’ Reflection

Podcast episode 40…  We review the Mid-South Wrestling July 7,1984!

Mr. Gimmick Travis Voeltz and The Professor Chabelo Vera Cruz relive this classic Mid- South Wrestling/UWF (Universal Wrestling Federation) Event!

Event information:

Mid-South Wrestling

Website      http://www.universalwrestling.com

The Universal Wrestling Federation was owner Bill Watts' attempt at taking his Mid-South Wrestling promotion to a national level in 1986. The attempt failed and in 1987, Watts sold the promotion to Jim Crockett Promotions and it became part of what would later be known as World Championship Wrestling. The promotion had started out as an NWA Territory known as NWA Tri-State founded by Leroy McGuirk in the 1950s. Tri-State promoted in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi, the same area that Watts's Mid-South wrestling ran in before attempting to go national. In 1990, Herb Abrams started an unrelated wrestling promotion…

In 1979, Bill Watts bought out the Tri-State Wrestling circuit from Leroy McGuirk, and renamed the circuit Mid-South Wrestling (MSW, known officially as the Mid-South Wrestling Association). One of his first acts as owner was to withdraw from the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA), though MSW would still remain loosely aligned with the organization and continue to have the NWA World Champion defend his title on MSW shows. MSW began adding shows in Arkansas to its circuit. In 1982, the promotion grew to include Oklahoma when McGuirk shut down his Oklahoma-based promotion. He also formed an alliance with Houston promoter Paul Boesch to feature Mid-South talent on the cards at the Sam Houston Coliseum, one of the largest cities in America and one of the most fabled arenas in professional wrestling, as well as other parts of southeastern Texas.

 

Instead of cartoon-ish characters and interviews, Mid-South Wrestling focused on energetic matches and characters whose personas blurred the lines between good and evil and a physical style and episodic format.[2] The promotion ran shows in a mix of small venues and gigantic arenas. In 1980, a card pitting a "blinded" Junkyard Dog against Freebird Michael Hayes in the main event drew nearly 30,000 fans for a show presented by a promotion less than one year old. In 1984, Watts came out of retirement to team with a masked Junkyard Dog (under the name Stagger Lee) to face the Midnight Express to cap an angle in which the Express and manager Jim Cornette beat Watts on TV. The latter card also featured a showdown between Magnum T.A. and Mr. Wrestling II. The 1984 show drew 22,000 fans.

 

In the mid-to-late 1980s, the MSW began to expand nationally.[2] In 1985, Ted Turner invited Watts to air his Mid-South Wrestling program on SuperStation TBS as an alternative to the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) programming that ran on Saturday nights. Turner was angered by Vince McMahon and the WWF because McMahon reportedly promised Turner a studio-produced program, but he instead presented just two hours ( 2 hour show including commercial time ) of highlights from other WWF programming (see: Black Saturday (1984)). (Eventually, the WWF would have in-studio squash matches on the show on an infrequent basis.) MSW quickly became the highest-rated program on TBS, and Watts positioned himself to take over the two-hour Saturday block occupied by the WWF. His luck ran out when former Georgia promoter Jim Barnett helped broker a deal that allowed NWA promoter Jim Crockett, Jr., to buy the slot from McMahon and become the exclusive wrestling promotion for TBS. The deal forced the elimination of the Mid-South Wrestling program from the TBS schedule. Watts made one more attempt at going national the following year under the auspices of the Universal Wrestling Federation

 

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Match Card

Tag Team Match

Midnight Express vs. Pretty Young Things

Singles Match

Dr. Death Steve Williams vs. Hans Schroeder

Tag Team Match

The Fantastics vs. Dale Veasey and Bob Brown

Singles Match

Sonny King vs. Buddy Landel

Singles Match

Mr. Wrestling II vs. Mike Jackson

Singles Match

Ernie Ladd vs. Steve Brinson

Singles Match

Krusher Kruschev vs. Rick McCord

 

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On this week’s episode of The Pro Wrasslin’ Reflection

Podcast episode 40…  We review the Mid-South Wrestling July 7,1984!

Mr. Gimmick Travis Voeltz and The Professor Chabelo Vera Cruz relive this classic Mid- South Wrestling/UWF (Universal Wrestling Federation) Event!

Event information:

Mid-South Wrestling

Website      http://www.universalwrestling.com

The Universal Wrestling Federation was owner Bill Watts' attempt at taking his Mid-South Wrestling promotion to a national level in 1986. The attempt failed and in 1987, Watts sold the promotion to Jim Crockett Promotions and it became part of what would later be known as World Championship Wrestling. The promotion had started out as an NWA Territory known as NWA Tri-State founded by Leroy McGuirk in the 1950s. Tri-State promoted in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi, the same area that Watts's Mid-South wrestling ran in before attempting to go national. In 1990, Herb Abrams started an unrelated wrestling promotion…

In 1979, Bill Watts bought out the Tri-State Wrestling circuit from Leroy McGuirk, and renamed the circuit Mid-South Wrestling (MSW, known officially as the Mid-South Wrestling Association). One of his first acts as owner was to withdraw from the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA), though MSW would still remain loosely aligned with the organization and continue to have the NWA World Champion defend his title on MSW shows. MSW began adding shows in Arkansas to its circuit. In 1982, the promotion grew to include Oklahoma when McGuirk shut down his Oklahoma-based promotion. He also formed an alliance with Houston promoter Paul Boesch to feature Mid-South talent on the cards at the Sam Houston Coliseum, one of the largest cities in America and one of the most fabled arenas in professional wrestling, as well as other parts of southeastern Texas.

 

Instead of cartoon-ish characters and interviews, Mid-South Wrestling focused on energetic matches and characters whose personas blurred the lines between good and evil and a physical style and episodic format.[2] The promotion ran shows in a mix of small venues and gigantic arenas. In 1980, a card pitting a "blinded" Junkyard Dog against Freebird Michael Hayes in the main event drew nearly 30,000 fans for a show presented by a promotion less than one year old. In 1984, Watts came out of retirement to team with a masked Junkyard Dog (under the name Stagger Lee) to face the Midnight Express to cap an angle in which the Express and manager Jim Cornette beat Watts on TV. The latter card also featured a showdown between Magnum T.A. and Mr. Wrestling II. The 1984 show drew 22,000 fans.

 

In the mid-to-late 1980s, the MSW began to expand nationally.[2] In 1985, Ted Turner invited Watts to air his Mid-South Wrestling program on SuperStation TBS as an alternative to the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) programming that ran on Saturday nights. Turner was angered by Vince McMahon and the WWF because McMahon reportedly promised Turner a studio-produced program, but he instead presented just two hours ( 2 hour show including commercial time ) of highlights from other WWF programming (see: Black Saturday (1984)). (Eventually, the WWF would have in-studio squash matches on the show on an infrequent basis.) MSW quickly became the highest-rated program on TBS, and Watts positioned himself to take over the two-hour Saturday block occupied by the WWF. His luck ran out when former Georgia promoter Jim Barnett helped broker a deal that allowed NWA promoter Jim Crockett, Jr., to buy the slot from McMahon and become the exclusive wrestling promotion for TBS. The deal forced the elimination of the Mid-South Wrestling program from the TBS schedule. Watts made one more attempt at going national the following year under the auspices of the Universal Wrestling Federation

 

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Match Card

Tag Team Match

Midnight Express vs. Pretty Young Things

Singles Match

Dr. Death Steve Williams vs. Hans Schroeder

Tag Team Match

The Fantastics vs. Dale Veasey and Bob Brown

Singles Match

Sonny King vs. Buddy Landel

Singles Match

Mr. Wrestling II vs. Mike Jackson

Singles Match

Ernie Ladd vs. Steve Brinson

Singles Match

Krusher Kruschev vs. Rick McCord

 

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Sorry guys but i kinda lost it on this one. Im not a big fan of these two but if you are, give this show a quick listen. We weave through some of the encoded symbolism of the video and the hidden agenda that may drive this celebrity couple. Mark Devlin makes a run in and give us a quick break down on one of the songs featured on their new album. Thx Mark

Sorry guys but i kinda lost it on this one. Im not a big fan of these two but if you are, give this show a quick listen. We weave through some of the encoded symbolism of the video and the hidden agenda that may drive this celebrity couple. Mark Devlin makes a run in and give us a quick break down on one of the songs featured on their new album. Thx Mark

Big Ray and Bin Hamin bring you all this week’s Pro Wrestling, World and Conspiracy news here in one epic weekly show! Billy Ray Valentine joins in to break down this week’s Impact Wrestling!!!

 

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On This Week’s Show….

3- Count

Let’s look for false flags: The news room shooting

Woman Drove 19 Miles With Ex On Hood

Trump breaks silence on rumours of Melania's disappearance

 THIS WEEK IN PRO WRESTLING

Impact Wrestling results (June 30, 2018): Rick Swan makes his Impact debut! Pentagon Jr. Unmasked by oVe!!!

Impact Wrestling is back tonight (June 28) from St. Clair college in Windsor, Ontario, Canada and will be airing on Pop TV at 8 PM EST. This is your spot for the live updates and to talk about it with your fellow fans. St

Tonight, Rich Swann debuts. Plus, Moose talks about the world title, Eddie Edwards goes to House of Hardcore in search for Tommy Dreamer, Matt Sydal faces Dezmond Xavier, and the Desi Hit Squad debuts.

Big Ray and Bin Hamin bring you all this week’s Pro Wrestling, World and Conspiracy news here in one epic weekly show! Billy Ray Valentine joins in to break down this week’s Impact Wrestling!!!

 

FOLLOW BIG RAY & BIN HAMIN ON TWITTER:

https://twitter.com/BigRaysShow    https://twitter.com/Bin_Hamin    

Merchandise links at Prowrestlingtees.com:

Bin Hamin -  http://www.prowrestlingtees.com/binhamin

Stevie Richards - http://www.prowrestlingtees.com/stevierichards

Greek God Papadon - http://www.prowrestlingtees.com/wrestler-t-shirts/greek-god-papadon.html  

 

On This Week’s Show….

3- Count

Let’s look for false flags: The news room shooting

Woman Drove 19 Miles With Ex On Hood

Trump breaks silence on rumours of Melania's disappearance

 THIS WEEK IN PRO WRESTLING

Impact Wrestling results (June 30, 2018): Rick Swan makes his Impact debut! Pentagon Jr. Unmasked by oVe!!!

Impact Wrestling is back tonight (June 28) from St. Clair college in Windsor, Ontario, Canada and will be airing on Pop TV at 8 PM EST. This is your spot for the live updates and to talk about it with your fellow fans. St

Tonight, Rich Swann debuts. Plus, Moose talks about the world title, Eddie Edwards goes to House of Hardcore in search for Tommy Dreamer, Matt Sydal faces Dezmond Xavier, and the Desi Hit Squad debuts.

We discuss the Body Issue. Trac hates it, Ric Vickary loves it. Enzo Amore Stops by to give us the scoope on a possible reunion with Big Cass. Black Bane had plenty to dsay about the HHH/NXT take Over of the wrestling world. An Mr Sato is pissed that Nakamura didnt win the WWE Title. Just keep right on going guys... Nothing to see here.