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Dan Phillips (@danpffc) & Mark Dunderdale (@dopper6) join me for 'This Month in Wrestling History' 9 & a look back at All Elite Wrestling’s ‘Revolution’ 2020 pay per view event.
This took place on February 29th 2020 from the Wintrust Arena in Chicago, Illinois & featured the following :
CHRIS JERICHO (C) VS JON MOXLEY – AEW WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
PAC VS ORANGE CASSIDY
CODY VS MJF
NYLA ROSE (C) VS KRIS STATLANDER – AEW WOMEN’S WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP
KENNY OMEGA AND HANGMAN PAGE (C) VS THE YOUNG BUCKS – AEW WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
DARBY ALLIN VS SAMMY GUEVARA
JAKE HAGER VS DUSTIN RHODES
Phil Stegall (@blueeyeddrumr) & Terry Canova (@Coach_canova) are back to review the excellent February 23rd episode of Mid South Wrestling. This featured a phenomenal, and must see segment between Ted Dibiase & Jim Duggan that started as a rematch of the ‘Best Dressed Contest’ that we saw the previous week.
Butch Reed also goes up against Buddy Landell, plus the Dirty White Boys vs Tom Prichard & Private Terry Daniels, and the Guerrero’s challenging the Rock N Roll Express for the Mid South tag team titles.
The show itself (incorrectly dated on YouTube) is available here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-TNO5ZzbyA
Dan Phillips (@danpffc) is back to look at the February 16th 1985 episode of Mid South Wrestling. This is a loaded show with debut of the The Dirty White Boys, Dr Death Steve Williams in tag action along with another debut in Edcar ‘Boo’ Thomas. We have the best dressed man contest between Duggan & Dibiase plus Butch Reed vs Kamala in a surprise Dream match main event. If that’s not all, the Rock N Roll Express also defend the tag team titles against the Guerrero’s.
Dan Phillips (@danpffc) is here with me to review the February 9th 1985 episode of Mid South Wrestling. In addition we have a quick look at GCW’s recent ‘Fight Forever’ wrestling telethon to support independent wrestlers that Mid South Moments were proudly one of the many sponsors of.
On the Mid South show we have :
Brad Armstrong vs Buddy Landell
Tim Horner vs Kamala
Private Terry Daniels vs Ted Dibiase
Iceman King Parsons, Little Coco & Cowboy Lang vs Jack Victory, Little Tokyo & Lord Little Brook
‘Hacksaw’ Jim Duggan vs ‘Dr Death’ Steve Williams
Mid South TV title match, Terry Taylor vs Hector Guerrero
GCW Fight Forever :
From 44-OH block
Rickey Shane Page & Atticus Cogar vs Ricky & Kerry Morton
VxS - Rockstar Knights
Gabriel Skye vs 'Cashflow' Ken Broadway
Atticus Cogar vs Danny Garcia
Homicide vs Eric Redbeard
The full 24 hours of action is available for free via FITE.tv
Stuart Roberts (@wakefieldcanary) & Mark Dunderdale (@dopper6) are back with me to review the February 2nd 1985 episode of Mid South Wrestling. This is a star studded show, with 8 future WWE Hall of Famers appearing PLUS three video packages (of varying quality).
Card :
Rock ’N’ Roll Express vs The Golden Terror & Tennessee Terry Ellis
Terry Taylor & Hacksaw Jim Duggan vs Ted Dibiase & Steve Williams
Hercules Hernandez vs Richard Dye
Iceman King Parsons vs Kamala
The Guerreros vs Jason Walker & Tim Horner
Jake ‘the Snake’ Roberts vs Shawn Michaels
Dan Phillips joins me for ‘This Month in Wrestling History 8’, as we review NWA Bunkhouse Stampede from January 1988 so you know not to ever watch this absolutely wretched show.
The card was :
NWA World television Championship
Nikita Koloff (c) vs Bobby Eaton
NWA Western States Heritage Championship
Barry Windham (c) vs Larry Zybysko
NWA World Heavyweight Championship
Ric Flair (c) vs Road Warrior Hawk
Steel Cage Bunkhouse Stampede
The Warlord vs Tully Blanchard vs Road Warrior Animal vs Lex Luger vs Ivan Koloff vs The Barbarian vs Arn Anderson vs Dusty Rhodes
James Coleman (@MrJamesMargate) is back for some inter-generational family 80s wrestling fun, looking back at the January 26th 1985 episode of Mid South Wrestling.
This featured the Guerrero’s in action up against Private Terry Daniels & Shawn Michaels, Jim Rose vs Brad Armstrong, Tim Horner vs Jake Roberts & from Houston Billy Jack Haynes vs Kamala.
Unfortunately there were a tiny amount of technical problems on this one with James’ microphone going quiet a couple of times, but stick with it & we get it sorted as the show goes on.
UFC superfan James Coleman (@mrjamesmargate) is here as we run down, potentially, the biggest combat sports card of the year in a special betting guide bonus show.
Friends of the show Phil Stegall (@blueeyeddrumr) & Terry Canova (@Coach_Canova) are back to review the January 19th 1985 episode of Mid South Wrestling. This featured TWO championship matches, firstly the Guerrero’s challenging the Rock N Roll Express for the tag team titles & later Brad Armstrong vs Ted Dibiase for the North American title.
Pollo Del Mar (@theGlamazonPDM) from the Arm Drag Takedown Podcast (@ADTwithPDM) joins me this week.
We chat Pollo growing up as a huge Pro Wrestling & Mid South fan, favourite wrestlers & feuds plus later working for the Huffington Post covering the sport, nerves prior to interviewing Steve Austin compared with mainstream celebrities & much much more.
There are some really great stories before we move on to review the January 12th 1985 episode of Mid South Wrestling, featuring possibly the best segment in the history of television with Bill Watts, Jim Duggan & Joel Watts. Iceman King Parsons does double duty and there’s a North American Title match between Brad Armstrong and Steve Williams.
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