Mad Kanter Productions presents Legends of Wrestling

[Mad Kanter]

Hi everyone and welcome to my new Legends fed. After having my ass kicked by real life for the first 6 months of the year, I am ready to start rolling the dice again. The possible roster will consist of official LOW cards only, no bootlegs.





My LOW will feature five different divisions, each with it's own top prize.



LOW World Heavyweight Champion



LOW World Tag Team Champions



LOW World Junior Heavyweight Champion



LOW World Women's Champion



LOW World Six-Man Tag Team Champions





Matches will be presented in both house show and studio show formats.





-BigDaddyKanter

(Marc Kanter)

[Mad Kanter]

07-19-21
TULSA CONVENTION CENTER
TULSA, OK

Mildred Burke vs. Francine
(Referee: Joey Marella)
Burke was not at all pleased to be facing someone she thought was clearly below her and had no problem telling both Francine and Marella. Francine came to fight though and gained an early advantage. Burke battled back, but Francine continued to hold her own until both women collided with a double clothesline. Burke recovered first and pinned Francine with the ALLIGATOR CLUTCH.

Johnny Saint vs. Lanny Poffo
(Referee: James Beard)
Saint took control of this match early and never gave up the advantage, pinning Poffo with a double arm stretch and cradle.

‘Cowboy’ Bob Orton, Jr. & Don Muraco w/Mr. Fuji vs. Curt & Larry ‘The Axe’ Hennig
(Referee: Dick Woehrle)
This was a fairly even match with both teams executing multiple tags and gaining several near falls. Woehrle kept order throughout most of the match, but as the action began to escalate, Woehrle grew tired of both teams’ antics. Hennig locked Orton in a bear hug and Woehrle called for the bell, saying Orton quickly submitted.

(Post match: Orton, Muraco and Fuji accost Woehrle in the ring after the match, but the Hennigs return quickly and a wild brawl erupts. Other referees and officials are finally able to return order after several minutes of intense fighting.)


Jackie Fargo vs. Terry ‘Bamm Bamm’ Gordy
(Referee: Joey Marella)
Gordy opened up strong, but Fargo came out of the turnbuckle with a hard clothesline, turning the match in his favor. Fargo didn’t let up and beat Gordy with a roaring forearm.

Leilani Kai w/Jimmy Hart vs. Candi Devine
(Referee: James Beard)
Several times throughout the match Kai thought she had gained the victory, but Devine proved resilient and kept kicking out of the pin attempts. Eventually Kai got the better of Devine and pinned her with a RUNNING SPLASH.

Ricky Morton vs. Tommy Rogers
(Referee: Dick Woehrle)
This match was a fast-paced, spirited affair that started out with a handshake in a show of good sportsmanship. Morton pinned Rogers with a CROSS BODY BLOCK.

Midnight Express (‘Beautiful’ Bobby Eaton & ‘Loverboy’ Dennis Condrey) w/Jim Cornette vs. The Bolsheviks (Boris Zhukov & Nikolai Volkoff)
(Referee: Joey Marella)
This match was a classic as both teams battled back and forth. The Midnights isolated Volkoff at one point and he was forced to endure quite a bit of punishment before countering a high risk move by Condrey from the top turnbuckle. It gave Volkoff the opening he needed to tag Zhukov. Zhukov ended up battling both Midnights and looked to have the upper hand before missing a turnbuckle charge. Zhukov crashed into the corner and Condrey rolled him up for the 1-2-3.

Jack Brisco vs. Johnny Mantel
(Referee: James Beard)
This Texas vs. Oklahoma rivalry match didn’t last long as Brisco gained an early advantage and made Mantel succumb to a FIGURE FOUR LEGLOCK shortly thereafter.

[jobber83]

Jumping on this early. I am also running official LOW only fed. No boots allowed!


Oklahoma over Texas again and not just on the gridiron.

Any idea if you plan on running Gordy singles only or if you'll team him with Steve Williams?

[Mad Kanter]

Jul 20, 2021 11:48:42 GMT -5 jobber83 said:

Jumping on this early. I am also running official LOW only fed. No boots allowed!


Oklahoma over Texas again and not just on the gridiron.

Any idea if you plan on running Gordy singles only or if you'll team him with Steve Williams?

For now I'm just running him as a single, but I imagine I will team him up with Williams at some point.

[Mad Kanter]

07-21-21
HIRSCH MEMORIAL COLISEUM
SHREVEPORT, LA

Jim Brunzell vs. Tyler Black
(Referee: James Beard)
This was a high tempo, spirited match that saw both men gain some early near falls. In the end Brunzell got the duke with a HIGH FLYING DROPKICK.

Beverly Shade vs. Melina
(Referee: Joey Marella)
After a brief back and forth where Shade tried to overpower Melina and Melina countered with her speed and agility, Melina gained the advantage and beat Shad with the LAST CALL.

LEGENDS OF WRESTLING

Where the best wrestlers in the world gather to compete for the ultimate prize.



And now here are your hosts Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby ‘The Brain’ Heenan!

(Gorilla welcomes everyone to the program and introduces his co-host, Heenan. Monsoon and Heenan banter briefly on how excited they are for the debut episode of the show and the great action on the program including the team of Mad Dog Vachon and The Crusher being in action as well as Ida Mae Martinez and Jim Londos. Monsoon then explains that all the matches on the program come from the Hirsch Memorial Coliseum in Shreveport, Louisiana. Heenan responds by making an off-handed comment about Shreveport being the armpit of the state.

Monsoon: Will you please stop.

Heenan: You calling me a liar?

Monsoon quickly changes the subject and directs attention to the first match on the show. Monsoon comments on what a talented wrestler George Hackenschmidt is and how many championships he’s won in his native country while Heenan comments on him being just another ham and egger trying to get famous by losing to superior American talent.)

Doug Gilbert vs. George Hackenschmidt
(Referee: Dick Woehrle)
Hackenschmidt put on a clinic and flat outwrestled Gilbert. Gilbert made very little headway offensively as Hackenschmidt would quickly counter Gilbert when he attempted to go on the offensive. Hackenschmidt finally put Gilbert out of his misery with a cobra clutch suplex.


COMMERCIAL


(Monsoon and Heenan discuss how wild the next match is going to be and how “the official will have his hands full with this one.”)

The Pitbulls w/Francine vs. Mad Dog Vachon & The Crusher
(Referee: James Beard)
Crusher and Vachon gained an early advantage and rode that all the way to victory, dominating most of the match. Vachon pinned Pitbull 1 after a running knee lift.


COMMERCIAL


‘Sweet’ Stan Lane w/Jim Cornette, ‘Beautiful’ Bobby Eaton & ‘Loverboy’ Dennis Condrey vs. Stevie Richards
(Referee: Joey Marella)
Richards had the numbers against him, but proved resilient. After a long, grueling match in which Richards had to deal with distraction after distraction, Richards beat Lane with a STEVIE KICK.


(The scene cuts to a festival, where Monsoon, Heenan and Ida Mae Martinez are judging a yodelling competition. All are dressed in traditional Swiss attire, but Heenan seems to have put his on backward. Heenan looks ridiculous and spends the entire time complaining about the smell of the livestock at the festival. Finally, Monsoon tells Heenan if he's so miserable why doesn't he just leave, which Heenan does, but in his haste, Heenan stumbles, nearly missing a goat then falls into the pile of defecation the goat had just left.)


Nora Greenwald vs. Ida Mae Martinez
(Referee: Dick Woehrle)
Martinez came out of the gates quickly, but Greenwald countered when the action spilled out of the ring. Greenwald returned the action to the ring with the advantage and never let up, beating Martinez with a FLIPPING SEATED SENTON.


COMMERCIAL


(Monsoon and Heenan talk about how great the action was in the last match and how exciting it is to see LOW action when it comes to your town. Monsoon then throws it to our good friend Gordon Solie, who is standing by to tell us where LOW will be next.

Solie: Thanks Gorilla, wrestling fans the LOW will continue it's tour through the South and Mid-South areas, making stops at the Dothan Civic Center, the Knoxville Civic Coliseum and the fabled Mid-South Coliseumin Memphis. Next up though is a big card at The Superdome in New Orleans, four different LOW World Champions will be crowned. Tickets are still available, but going fast. Don't miss out on your chance to catch all the great LOW action in a town near you. We'll be right back.)


(COMMERCIAL)


Jim Londos vs. Tracy Smothers
(Referee: James Beard)
Smothers looked to take Londos off his game using a rough house style of brawling, but Londos countered well, using submission holds in an attempt to keep Smothers under control and wear him down. The match was fairly even throughout, but Londos’ strategy took its toll and Londos pinned an exhausted Smothers after an AIRPLANE SPIN.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Back in the studio, Monsoon announces how the next match is the featured contest of the program. Moonsoon and Heenan discuss how great the debut show has been and how this next match should just be the icing on the cake.)

Ivan Koloff & Ray ‘The Crippler’ Stevens vs. The Gang (Road Dogg & Billy Gunn)
(Referee: Joey Marella)
This match was a brutal brawl from the opening bell. Gunn absorbed a lot of punishment in the early going, but managed to tag out and The Gang gained the advantage. The action continued back and forth until Gunn planted Koloff with a press slam and made the pin.

(Post match: Suddenly Jackie Fargo and Tracy Smothers hit the ring, joining The Gang in a vicious beat down of Koloff and Stevens. After leaving Koloff and Stevens in a heap, the foursome exited the ring and unleashed chaos on anything they could get their hands on, including a couple of fans at ringside. Fargo grabed a mic to introduce everyone to The Roughhouse Gang and claimed they are taking over. Officials and the other referees finally regained order, but the damage has been done.)

(Monsoon and Bobby wrap up the show by talking about what everyone just witnessed. Heenan commented on how if you want something you just have to go out and take it, which is exactly what The Roughhouse Gang did. Monsoon replies by saying there's a right way and a wrong way to do things and Monsoon did not agree with how The Roughhouse Gang handled their business. Monsoon closes out the program by thanking the fans for tuning in and he looks forward to when they join them next time.)

[Mad Kanter]

08-04-21
THE SUPERDOME
NEW ORLEANS, LA

Mildred Burke vs. Leilani Kai w/Jimmy Hart
(Referee: Dick Woehrle)
Burke dominated the match and made Kai submit to a crooked head scissors.

Nora Greenwald vs. Melina
(Referee: James Beard)
Melina had the early advantage, but Greenwald countered. Melina escaped the ring and when Greenwald followed, Melina slammed her through a small ringside table. Referee James Beard didn’t care for Melina’s antics and called for the disqualification.

Johnny Saint vs. Stevie Richards
(Referee: Joey Marella)
Richards came out fast and seemed to catch Saint flat-footed beating him after back to back standing leg drops.

Ricky Morton vs. Jim Brunzell
(Referee: Dick Woehrle)
This was a fast paced encounter that ended just as fast as Morton got a quick pin after a running clothesline.

Midnight Express (‘Beautiful’ Bobby Eaton, & ‘Loverboy’ Dennis Condrey) w/Jim Cornette vs. Curt & Larry ‘The Axe’ Hennig
(Referee: James Beard)
This was a heated back and forth contest with both teams executing multiple tags and gaining several near falls. Eaton finally pinned Curt with a Double Goozle.

Mad Dog Vachon & The Crusher vs. The Roughhouse Gang (Road Dogg & Billy Gunn)
(Referee: Joey Marella)
[Both teams tried to gain the upper hand early, utilizing many quick tags. The action continued back and forth until Gunn slammed The Crusher through a ringside table. Marella called for the disqualification.

(After the match Jackie Fargo and Tracy Smothers stormed the ring. Fargo got in Marella’s face as Smothers, Dogg and Gunn surrounded Marella. Officials ran to the ring and regained control before anything could happen.)

Jim Londos vs. George Hackenschmidt
(Referee: Dick Woehrle)
Hackenschmidt used his power to dominate early in the match, but Londos was able to bide his time and caught Hackenschmidt in a BOSTON CRAB to get the victory.

Jack Brisco vs. Jackie Fargo w/Tracy Smothers, Road Dogg & Billy Gunn
(Referee: James Beard)
Brisco gained the advantage early in the match, leading to Brisco attempting to pin Fargo with a flying body press. Smothers distracted Beard as Dogg and Gunn attacked Brisco. Brisco managed to fight off his attackers, but it took its toll and Fargo was able to gain the victory with a big right hand.

LEGENDS OF WRESTLING

Where the best wrestlers in the world gather to compete for the ultimate prize.



And now here are your hosts Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby ‘The Brain’ Heenan!

(Monsoon welcomes everyone to this special edition of Legends of Wrestling. He introduces his co-host Heenan, who talks about how history is going to be made on the program. Monsoon continues on about how LOW recently crowned their first four world champions recently at a huge event at The Superdome in New Orleans, Louisiana, and those four title matches will be shown in their entirety on the show.

Heenan: Which title match are we starting with?

Monsoon: It will be the world women’s title featuring the heavy favorite Mildred Burke taking on the young upstart Nora Greenwald.

Heenan: Good, I’m glad we’re getting the broads out of the way first.

Monsoon: Will you please stop? These two ladies are very talented wrestlers.

WORLD WOMEN’S TITLE MATCH
Mildred Burke vs. Nora Greenwald
(Referee: James Beard)
Greenwald gained a quick advantage, but Burke battled back. Greenwald held tough, but was ultimately pinned by Burke’s ALLIGATOR CLUTCH. Burke was crowned the first LOW World Women’s Champion.


COMMERCIAL


WORLD JR. HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH
Stevie Richards vs. Ricky Morton
(Referee: Joey Marella)
Morton and Richards put on quite a performance in this grueling contest. Morton finally got the duke with a top rope punch to be crowned the first LOW World Jr. Heavyweight Champion.

(The scene cuts to a grungy tattoo parlor where Monsoon and Heenan are looking on as Pitbull 1 is about to get a new tattoo. Heenan is freaking out over the needle and the sound.

Monsoon: You are ridiculous.

As the artist begins his work, Heenan grows pale, becomes woozy and eventually passes out.)


COMMERCIAL


WORLD TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH
Midnight Express (‘Beautiful’ Bobby Eaton, & ‘Loverboy’ Dennis Condrey) w/Jim Cornette vs. Mad Dog Vachon & The Crusher
(Referee: Dick Woehrle)
ME isolated The Crusher early on and countered his power with quick tags. ME worked like a well oiled machine and The Crusher was eventually busted open. The Crusher bled freely, but ultimately tagged in Vachon. The action continued back and forth, but ME continuously held the advantage for longer and longer periods of time. Eaton finally pinned a nearly unconscious Crusher after a spinning neckbreaker to become the first LOW World Tag Team Champions.

(Monsoon and Heenan discuss about what a great match they just witnessed. Monsoon tells fans that if they want to see this great action in person to listen to Gordon Solie, who is standing by to announce where LOW will be next.

Solie: Thanks, Gorilla. Tickets are still available for our events coming up in Knoxville and Dothan, but our next big event at the Mid-South Coliseum in Memphis is sold out. I’m also happy to announce tickets going on sale this week for when we visit Washington D.C., Buffalo and the fabled Cobo Hall in Detroit. Don’t miss out on your chance to see LOW action in a town near you. We’ll be right back.)


COMMERCIAL


(Back in the studio Monsoon and Heenan discuss tonight’s feature contest and how big a match it is. They also discuss the Roughhouse Gang and how Jackie Fargo is telling everyone how his gang will rule LOW.)

WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH
Jim Londos vs. Jackie Fargo w/Tracy Smothers, Road Dogg & Billy Gunn
(Referee: James Beard)
Londos came out fast and gained a quick advantage, but Fargo powered through and once he gained the advantage, roughed up Londos en route to hitting the ATOMIC DROP for the victory. Fargo was crowned the first LOW World Heavyweight Champion.

(After the match the entire Roughhouse Gang celebrated in the center of the ring and reiterated how they ran the whole wrestling organization.)


(Monsoon and Heenan wrap up the show by discussing the ramifications of Fargo winning the title and it solidifies what they are trying to do in LOW. Monsoon thanks everyone for tuning in and looks forward to them join them for the next show.)

[Bri]

Mornin Mad Kanter!

Rockin to see you posting again.

I know what you mean about getting knocked off you're game for awhile, I have been sporadic at best, but better lately.

Always enjoy your posting style and really enjoying the enhancement stuff (Heenan/Monsoon/Solie).

Cool to see Mildred capture the crown. And was totally pulling for Jim Londos but Jackie Fargo gets it done.

Keep on keepin on my friend!

[bookerbill]

Really like the style of this fed. Fun read.

[Swarm]

Aug 14, 2021 8:10:04 GMT -5 bookerbill said:

Really like the style of this fed. Fun read.

Outstanding use of graphics.

[Mad Kanter]

Thank you all for the kind words.