Mad Kanter Productions presents Legends of Wrestling

[Mad Kanter]

02-16-22
DOTHAN CIVIC CENTER, DOTHAN, AL

Konnan, Juventud Guerrera & Super Crazy vs. Johnny Saint, Fit Finlay & David Taylor
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Both teams battled back and forth, executing multiple tags before Finlay pinned Crazy after a Belfast Bomb.

D’Lo Brown vs. The Grappler
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
This turned into a wild brawl with both men gaining a couple of near falls. The end came when Grappler nailed Brown with a LOADED BOOT and made the pin.

Powers of Pain (The Barbarian & Warlord) w/ Mr. Fuji vs. Long Riders (‘Wild’ Bill & Scott ‘Hog’ Irwin)
Referee: James Beard
Both teams beat the hell out of each other. After several quick tags and near falls by both teams Scott pinned The Barbarian after a SUPERPLEX.

The Fantastics (Tommy Rogers & Bobby Fulton) vs. PG-13 (JC Ice & Wolfie D)
Referee: Joey Marella
After a fast paced match The Fantastics took over and Rogers pinned Ice after a FANTASTIC FLIP.

Candi Devine vs. ‘Sensational’ Sherri Martel
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Devine dominated the early going, but Martel recovered. Martel pinned Devine with a TOP ROPE SPLASH.

bWo (Stevie Richards, Blue Meanie & Super Nova) vs. Mike Graham & The Fabulous Ones (Stan Lane & Steve Keirn)
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
Nova came out fast on Graham, but Graham quickly tagged out. The action continued back and forth until Remsburg took a bump and went down. All six men brawled ferociously. Both Meanie and Graham were busted open. When Remsburg came to The Fabulous Ones delivered a DOUBLE DDT and Lane delivered two SAVATE KICKS to Meanie, finally getting the pin.

Road Warriors (Hawk & Animal) vs. Marcus Alexander Bagwell & 2 Cold Scorpio w/ Teddy Long & Mr. Hughes
Referee: James Beard
The Roadies came out quick and overwhelmed Scorpio, but Scorpio recovered and had things headed in the right direction when he tagged Bagwell. The Roadies quickly turned the tables on Bagwell and Animal pinned Bagwell after the DOOMSDAY DEVICE.

Jackie Fargo vs. ‘Wild’ Bull Curry w/Capt. Lou Albano
Referee: Joey Marella
This was a knock-down, drag out war. Marella showed a lot of leeway in this one as both men found the use of steel chairs at ringside. The action continued back and forth, inside and outside the ring before Marella finally had enough and disqualified Fargo for using a chair.

[Mad Kanter]

02-17-22
KNOXVILLE CITY COLISEUM, KNOXVILLE, TN

Mike DiBiase vs. Juventud Guerrera
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
DiBiase dominated the early going and kept Guerrera grounded. Guerrera battled back and wore DiBiase out with multiple Air Juvis. DiBiase hung in though and after both men gained a couple of near falls, Guerrera put DiBiase away with a 450 SPLASH.

The Pitbulls w/Francine vs. Miracle Violence Connection (Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams & Terry ‘Bamm Bamm’ Gordy)
Referee: James Beard
The Pitbulls immediately attacked Pitbull #1 pairing off with Gordy and Pitbull #2 with Williams. All four men brawled and it looked as if #1 was gaining the upper hand, but Gordy rolled out of the ring and turned the tables. Back in the ring #1 was met with a POWER BOMB and Gordy made the pin.

Trish Stratus vs. Nora Greenwald
Referee: Joey Marella
After a grueling back and forth match, Stratus finally took control and beat Greenwald with the STRATUSFACTION.

Stevie Richards vs. Bobby Fulton
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Fulton dominated most of this match and beat Richards with a dropkick.

The Fabulous Ones (Stan Lane & Steve Keirn) vs. Long Riders (‘Wild’ Bill & Scott ‘Hog’ Irwin)
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
After a brief back and forth The Fabulous Ones delivered a DOUBLE DDT to Bill. Scott broke up the pin attempt, but Lane immediately followed up with a SAVATE KICK and pinned Bill.

Leilani Kai w/ Jimmy Hart vs. Rockin’ Robin
Referee: James Beard
Robin grabbed the early advantage, but Kai countered and went on to dominate, making Robin submit to a Boston Crab.

George Hackenschmidt vs. Ted DiBiase
Referee: Joey Marella
Hackenschmidt took everything DiBiase had, but it wasn’t enough. Hackenschmidt battled back and ultimately made DiBiase submit to a hammerlock.

'Wild' Bull Curry, Butcher & Mad Dog Vachon w/ Capt. Lou Albano vs. Bruiser Brody & Road Warriors (Hawk & Animal)
Referee: Dick Woehrle
This was a wild brawl from the get-go. All six men brawled throughout the match, but the Roadies managed to gain a decided advantage before delivering the DOOMSDAY DEVICE to Butcher and Animal getting the pin.

[victoryroll84]

Some big bruising action with the MVC and the Pitbulls then top it off with a gonzo 6 man brawl

I'm surprised the Knoxville Coliseum was able to contain the fighting

Well done as always MK!

[Mad Kanter]

Feb 19, 2022 13:39:16 GMT -5 victoryroll84 said:

Some big bruising action with the MVC and the Pitbulls then top it off with a gonzo 6 man brawl

I'm surprised the Knoxville Coliseum was able to contain the fighting

Well done as always MK!

Thank you sir.

[Mad Kanter]

02-19-22
RUPP ARENA, LEXINGTON, KY

DARK MATCH
bWo (Stevie Richards, Blue Meanie & Super Nova) vs. Mike Graham & The Fabulous Ones (Stan Lane & Steve Keirn)
Referee: Joey Marella
Graham and The Fabulous ones dominated the match. Lane pinned Richards after a DOUBLE DDT.

DARK MATCH
Barry Windham vs. Mike Jones
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Windham controlled the match and pinned Jones with a powerslam.

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PRO

Hosted by Gordon Solie & Lance Russell

(Russell and Solie welcome the fans to LOW PRO and run down the card. Both men are excited about the main event where Jackie Fargo will challenge Jack Brisco for the World Heavyweight Title.)

Cheerleader Melissa vs. Ida Mae Martinez
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
These two ladies battled back and forth early on, but Melissa ultimately gained the advantage and put Martinez away with an AIR RAID CRASH.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Lance Russell welcomes the fans back to the program then welcomes Johnny Saint to the interview area. Russell questions Saint about taking things too far with Chris Candido. Saint comments on how Candido is a pretty boy and a sally. Saint goes on to compare Candido negatively to men like Ted DiBiase, Steve Williams and Jim Duggan saying these are men that can fight. Saint says Candido can’t fight and he might as well be wearing a skirt. Suddenly there is yelling from off camera. A man is yelling and trying to get Russell’s attention. The man dressed in street clothes finally struts into view. Russell questions the identity of the man and he introduces himself as Hugh Morris and says he couldn’t stand by any longer and let Saint run down a fellow Jersey boy. Morris says Jersey boys are plenty tough and if Saint wants proof, he’ll meet him in the ring on the next episode of PRO.)

Bruiser Brody vs. Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis
Referee: James Beard
Brody tried to make this a brawl as much as possible, while Lewis tried to wear Brody down with submission holds. Brody proved to be too much for Lewis and beat him with a JUMPING KNEE DROP.

(Russell comments on the solid win by Brody then announces a match between Hugh Morris and Johnny Saint has been signed for the next episode of PRO. Solie questions who Morris is, other than apparently an acquaintance of Chris Candido, and how he was able to get to the interview area. Russell ponders the answer to the second question and questions security in Rupp Arena.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Gordon Solie welcomes the fans back to the program before introducing Curt & Larry 'The Axe' Hennig in the interview area. Solie comments on how the Hennigs have been toiling away in the tag team ranks. Curt says the duo on the verge of breaking through with big things on the horizon. Larry adds that he and his boy will keep working hard and as they do, the accolades will all fall into place. Barry Windham makes his way to the interview area much to the excitement of Curt. Curt welcomes his old friend with a hug and Larry shakes his hand. Solie says it’s good to see the tall Texan as well. Windham comments on watching the Hennigs in LOW and wanted to join them in the promotion. He says he also believes the Hennigs are on the cusp of big things and looks forward to their future success.)

Curt & Larry 'The Axe' Hennig w/ Barry Windham vs. Marcus Alexander Bagwell & 2 Cold Scorpio w/ Teddy Long & Mr. Hughes
Referee: Joey Marella
Bagwell and Scorpio had things going their way from the opening bell. The operated smoothly as the executed quick tags and kept the Hennigs off balance. It seemed as if Bagwell was going to win the match for his team as he tagged in after Scorpio had Larry reeling, but Hennig immediately countered Bagwell’s attack and pinned him after THE AXE.

Post match: Scorpio seemed pretty frustrated as Long and Hughes had to actually stand between the two partners, but cooler heads prevailed and all four men returned to the back.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Russell welcomes the fans back to the program and announces it’s time for the main event. Solie explains how the former champ, Fargo, has been clamoring for this rematch for weeks and now he finally has his opportunity to regain the title.

WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE MATCH
Jackie Fargo vs. World Heavyweight Champion Jack Brisco
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Brisco dominated the early going, but Fargo seemed to be biding his time as he was eventually able to counter Brisco’s attack. Fargo scored a couple of near falls before attempting a high risk move from the top turnbuckle. Brisco was able to recover enough to catch him on the turnbuckle and deliver a superplex. The match continued back and forth until the action spilled out of the ring and Fargo sent Brisco flying through a ringside table. Woehrle immediately disqualified Fargo.

Post match: Fargo was irate and got into Woehrle’s face. Woehrle didn’t back down so Fargo shoved Woehrle to the mat. Suddenly Harley Race was in the ring, standing over Woehrle. Fargo and Race stood nose to nose as other officials and security entered the ring and got between the two men. Brisco gathered his wits and his title belt then stood at ringside briefly before returning to the back.

PRIME

Hosted by Gorilla Monsoon & Bobby ‘The Brain’ Heenan

(Monsoon welcomes the fans to LOW PRIME then introduces Heenan as his co-host. Heenan corrects him, claiming to be the actual host of the show. Monsoon tells Heenan then he should give the rundown of the show. Heenan rebuts that Monsoon is not the boss of him and since Heenan is the host he gives the orders. Monsoon says fine, then what does Heenan want to do. Heenan asks Monsoon if he has the show rundown because Heenan has seemed to have misplaced his. Monsoon says he does and Heenan then tells him to run down the show then. Monsoon does just that focusing on the main event, the scaffold title match between the Road Warriors and World Tag Team Champions Midnight Express.)

George Hackenschmidt vs. ‘Wild’ Bull Curry w/ Capt. Lou Albano
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
Hackenschmidt used his wrestling skill to control Curry early on, locking in the RUSSIAN BEARHUG, but not able to get the victory. The action spilled out of the ring, where Curry gained the advantage. Curry managed to get the best of Hackenschmidt for a time, but Hackenschmidt eventually battled back and locked in the RUSSIAN BEARHUG once again. He wasn’t able to get the submission, but after releasing the hold and Curry fell to the canvas, Hackenschmidt made the easy pin.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back to the program and mentions the tag team action is hot and heavy in LOW. Heenan agrees and comments on how the Road Warriors bullied their way to their title match tonight. Monsoon asks Heenan what he means and Heenan goes on a diatribe about how they physically intimidated Jim Cornette and threatened him with bodily harm if he didn’t agree to this match. Monsoon tells Heenan to please stop before talking about the two other talented tag teams in the next match. Monsoon proclaims this would be a main event anywhere in the country.)

The Fantastics (Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers) vs. Miracle Violence Connection (Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams & Terry ‘Bamm Bamm’ Gordy)
Referee: James Beard
The Fantastics tried to use their speed to offset MVC’s power and it worked initially, but eventually MVC got a hold of their opponents overpowered them. After multiple tags and some high impact moves Williams pinned Fulton after a BACKDROP DRIVER.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back and he discusses the vendetta Juventud Guerrera seems to have against ‘Mr. Electricity’ Steve Regal. Heenan says he heard that Regal said some unkind things about Guerrera’s family in Mexico. Monsoon calls Heenan a fountain of misinformation before sending it to their colleague Gordon Solie who is standing by with Guerrera prior to his match with Regal’s friend, Mike Graham.

Solie confronts Guerrera about his attacks on Regal and Guerrera responds by saying he is proving that Regal is not electric with the fans, but that Guerrera is, and he wants to be known as the real Mr. Electricity. Solie says that’s highly unlikely and Guerrera says he will go out and prove it against a man who is just as un-electric as Regal.)

Mike Graham vs. Juventud Guerrera
Referee: Joey Marella
Guerrera was all over Graham and pinned him with a 450 SPLASH.

(Monsoon comments on how Guerrera really put his money where his mouth is and Heenan responds by saying he’d like to introduce everyone to the new Mr. Electricity. Monsoon said he’s not quite sure he’s at that point yet, but he is definitely making a strong argument. Monsoon then sends it back to their colleague Gordon Solie, who has information on how the fans can see LOW action live.

Gordon Solie explains that the TV tapings in Montreal and Toronto are sold out, but there are still great seats available for the TV tapings in Detroit, MI and Chicago, IL, as well as house shows in Milwaukee, WI and Rosemont, IL.)


(COMMERCIAL)


The Grappler & Long Riders (‘Wild’ Bill & Scott ‘Hog’ Irwin) vs. D’Lo Brown & PG-13 (JC Ice & Wolfie D)
Referee: Dick Woehrle
There was a lot of back and forth brawling in this one. Scott gained the advantage on Ice and pinned him after a running lariat.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back from the break and says before they go to a match where ‘Senasational’ Sherri Martel will in action, they have a video package featuring the Sensational One going on a shopping spree.

We go to a video segment of Monsoon and Heenan shopping with ‘Sensational’ Sherri Martel. Martel tries on and models several outfits, including some lingerie. Ultimately Heenan is left carrying everything that Martel has bought and stumbles trying to put everything in the trunk of the town car, falling head first into the trunk.)

‘Sensational’ Sherri Martel vs. Trish Stratus
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
This was a wild match in which a lot of it took place outside the ring. Martel turned this in to a very brutal contest with several hard-hitting moves. Stratus was up to it though and gave as good as she got. Martel looked to have things going here way, but telegraphed a back body drop, enabling Stratus to surprise her with a sunset flip for the pinfall victory.

(Lance Russell welcomes Stratus to the interview area and congratulates her on her hard fought victory. Stratus thanks Russell and claims she’s ready for a shot at the women’s world title. Suddenly, Russell says, “Look out!” as Stratus is attacked from behind by Leilani Kai. Jimmy Hart is giving directions through his megaphone as Kai beats Stratus down then delivers a heinous piledriver on the concrete floor. Stratus is out as Martel finally rushes over to run Kai off and check on the fallen Stratus.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back to the program then comments on the attack on Stratus before the break, remarking that Kai as well as Hart could be looking at a suspension. Heenan questions why Hart should be punished, since he didn’t lay any hands on Stratus. Monsoon counters with he was obviously the mastermind behind the assault. Heenan tells Monsoon that he assumes too much. Monsoon then segues and announces we’re probably about to see another assault as it’s time for our main event.)

WORLD TAG TEAM TITLE SCAFFOLD MATCH
Road Warriors (Hawk & Animal) vs. World Tag Team Champions Midnight Express (‘Beautiful’ Bobby Eaton & ‘Loverboy’ Dennis Condrey) w/ Jim Cornette
Referees: James Beard & Joey Marella
It is announced before the match that both members of a team have to be removed from the scaffold before the other team is declared the winner. The Road Warriors make their way up the scaffold first. The champs are very hesitant to climb the scaffold until it is announced that if they refuse to climb the scaffold and start the match, they will be stripped of the titles and they will automatically be awarded to the Road Warriors. Cornette is beside himself with this announcement then huddles up with his men. After a brief convo Eaton and Condrey make their way up their side of the scaffold. The action was slow as all four men attempted to keep their balance atop the scaffold. As the action carried on, Eaton paired off with Hawk while Condrey battled Animal. Condrey managed to injure Animal’s knee with a chop block, which put Animal at a disadvantage. Animal could barely stand and Condrey forced Animal over the side of the scaffold. Animal held on as long as he could, but Condrey stomped Animals hands, forcing Animal to lose his purchase on the scaffold and fall to the mat below. Now it was two on one as the Midnights attempted to double team Hawk. Hawk fought the Midnights off as long as he could, but the numbers proved to be too much and Hawk was sent to the mat below allowing the Midnight Express to retain the titles.

(Monsoon comments on how dangerous a match of that caliber is and how it will take years of a wrestler’s career. Heenan responds by saying he expects the Road Warriors to retire tomorrow. Monsoon tells Heenan to please stop before thanking the fans for watching and inviting them to tune in next time.)

[Mad Kanter]

02-21-22
CLEVELAND CONVENTION CENTER, CLEVELAND, OH

Frank Gotch vs. George South
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
This match was a complete squash, as one would expect. Gotch made South submit to the GOTCH TOEHOLD.

‘Wild’ Bill Irwin vs. Blue Meanie
Referee: James Beard
Irwin dominated the early going, but Meanie battled back. The match continued back and forth with both men gaining near falls until Irwin finally put Meanie away with a FLOAT KICK.

‘Hacksaw’ Jim Duggan, Ted DiBiase & Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams vs. Johnny Saint, Fit Finlay & David Taylor
Referee: Joey Marella
This match was as brutal as the first time these two trios met. Both teams executed multiple tags and pounded the hell out of each other. Finlay had DiBiase in a bad way until DiBiase made the tag to a more than ready Duggan, who came in with a Tough Guy clothesline and FLYING SPEAR to pin Finlay before anyone knew what happened.

Bruiser Brody vs. The Grappler
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Grappler came out quick and caught Brody off balance. Brody rolled out of the ring to regroup, but Grappler followed and Brody tossed him through a ringside table. Woehrle, being who Woehrle is, didn’t stand for it and disqualified Brody.

Post match: Brody is out of control and continues his assault on The Grappler. Brody tossed him around ringside and pounds The Grappler down. Woehrle and other officials are finally able to restore order. The Grappler is helped to the back.

Bobby Fulton vs. Juventud Guererra
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
Guerrera had the early advantage, but Fulton countered his attack. The men battled back and forth until Fulton put Guerrera away with a running knee lift.

Marcus Alexander Bagwell & 2 Cold Scorpio w/ Teddy Long vs. Powers of Pain (The Barbarian & Warlord) w/ Mr. Fuji
Referee: James Beard
This was a very competitive, back and forth match. After both teams gained several near falls, it looked like Warlord was going to put Scorpio away, but Bagwell made the blind tag. Bagwell took down Warlord and pinned him with a big splash.

Post match: Scorpio didn’t look all that thrilled with the victory as Bagwell celebrated then Bagwell was attacked by the Powers of Pain. The attack from behind sent Bagwell flying in to Scorpio, who tumbled over the top rope. Fuji and Warlord held Bagwell down as Barbarian executed multiple diving headbutts. Scorpio was finally recovered and came in the ring with a chair, but the damage was done and Bagwell needed to be taken from the ring on a stretcher.

Harley Race vs. Lou Thesz
Referee: Joey Marella
Thesz gained the early advantage, but Race battled back. Both men were systematic in their assault and attempted to use high impact moves to wear the other down. The action spilled out of the ring multiple times and both men gained several near falls. The end came as the action had once again spilled out of the ring. Thesz stunned Race with several dropkicks outside the ring then delivered an airplane spin that sent Race sailing into the guard rail. Race was knocked loopy and counted out of the ring.

WORLD WOMEN’S TITLE MATCH
‘Sensational’ Sherri Martel vs. Fabulous Moolah
Referee: Dick Woehrle
It was announced to the crowd prior to the match that the advertised match between Leilani Kai and World Women’s Champion Fabulous Moolah would not take place due to Kai being suspended by the LOW board of directors. It was also announced a suitable replacement was found and will challenge for the title instead. Martel wasn’t going to squander her opportunity and came right at Moolah and sending her reeling. Moolah managed to endure and after Martel gained a couple of near falls, Moolah mounted an assault of her own. These two ladies battled band and forth, but Martel began to fatigue after her fast start and Moolah pinned her with a BODY PRESS to retain her title.

[Mad Kanter]

02-22-22
BUFFALO MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM, BUFFALO, NY

Scott ‘Hog’ Irwin vs. Mr. Hughes w/ Teddy Long
Referee: Joey Marella
Hughes dominated the match, but Irwin eventually made a comeback. The action spilled out of the ring, where Hughes slammed Irwin through a ringside table and was disqualified.

Curt Hennig & Barry Windham vs. Johnny Rodz & Ron Hutchison
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Hennig and Windham dominated the contest before Windham put Hutchison out with a sleeper.

Harley Race & Larry ‘The Axe’ Hennig vs. Jackie Fargo & Johnny Mantel
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
After several minutes of back and forth action, Hennig pinned Mantel after THE AXE.

Super Crazy vs. Super Nova
Referee: James Beard
This was a quick paced back and forth contest. Crazy beat Nova with a Crazy Bomb.

Cheerleader Melissa vs. Candi Devine
Referee: Joey Marella
Melissa dominated the early going, but Devine recovered. Both women battled back and forth until Devine pinned Melissa with a CROSS BODY BLOCK.

The Grapplers vs. Bruiser Brody & Mike DiBiase
Referee: Dick Woehrle
The Grapplers were all over Brody and Grappler 1 pinned him after a spinning neckbreaker.

2 Cold Scorpio w/ Teddy Long & Mr. Hughes vs. The Barbarian w/ Mr. Fuji
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
The action quickly spilled out of the ring, where Barbarian delivered a power slam. Scorpio couldn’t regain his feet and was counted out.

WORLD 6-MAN TAG TEAM TITLE MATCH
‘Hacksaw’ Jim Duggan, Ted DiBiase & Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams vs. World 6-Man Tag Team Champions Lou Thesz, Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis & John Pesek
Referee: James Beard
After several minutes of back and forth action and multiple tags. Duggan delivered a FLYING SPEAR to Thesz, dropping him hard. The other four men entered the ring and amongst the brawling, Duggan pinned Thesz to win the titles.

[Mad Kanter]

02-25-22
BELL CENTRE, MONTREAL, QC

DARK MATCH
Mike Jones vs. Frogman LeBlanc
Referee: Joey Marella
Jones dominated the match and beat LeBlanc with a RUSSIAN LEG SWEEP.

DARK MATCH
Super Nova vs. George Tragos
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Nova was way over matched and Tragos made him submit to a Grecian Sleeper Grip.

LEGENDS OF WRESTLING

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



PRO

Hosted by Gordon Solie & Lance Russell

(Russell and Solie welcome the fans to LOW PRO and run down the show, specifically focusing on the main event The Fantastics taking on Miracle Violence Connection.)

D’Lo Brown vs. Johnny Rodz
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
Brown was all over Rodz and pinned him with the LO DOWN.

(Lance Russell is at the interview area and announces that the next episode of LOW PRO will feature a 15 man battle royal with the winner receiving a $10,000 cash prize. Russell then brings in a returning ‘Mr. Electricity’ Steve Regal, who will be a participant in the battle royal. Russell mentions that Juventud Guerrera will also be a part of the battle royal and asks Regal if he’s looking forward to getting his hands on the man that took him out of action. Regal responds by explaining how Guerrera will rue the day he messed with Mr. Electricity.)


(COMMERCIAL)

Mike Graham & The Fabulous Ones (Stan Lane & Steve Keirn) vs. The Grappler & Long Riders (‘Wild’ Bill & Scott ‘Hog’ Irwin)
Referee: James Beard
This was a wild back and forth match, but it ended abruptly when Bill missed a turnbuckle charge and Keirn quickly rolled him up for the pin.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Russell welcomes the fans back to the program. Russell and Solie review Johnny Saint injuring Chris Candido then Hugh Morris inserting himself in the situation.)

Hugh Morris vs. Johnny Saint
Referee: Joey Marella
This was an all out brawl as Morris attempted to overpower Saint. Saint avoided most of Morris’ attack, but did have to endure multiple power bombs. Marella gave a lot of leeway as both men battered each other outside the ring. Morris looked like he had things going his way, but Saint countered with a cutblock and folding press to get the victory.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Gordon Solie welcomes the new World 6-Man Tag Team Champions ‘Hacksaw’ Jim Duggan, Ted DiBiase & Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams as well as Williams’ MVC tag team partner Terry ‘Bamm Bamm’ Gordy to the interview area. He congratulates them on winning the titles and DiBiase comments it was only a matter of time, they just had to wait for the former champs to stop ducking them. Solie counters that he’s not sure they were being ducked, but they are entitled to their opinion. Gordy is huffy and queries if Solie is calling his man DiBiase a liar. Solie says of course not then questions Gordy about the MVC’s match against The Fantastics that’s coming up next and Gordy calls The Fantastics a stepping stone because he and Williams will be wearing the World Tag Team Titles soon.

The Fantastics come out and tell Williams and Gordy they are in for a fight when Lou Thesz, Ed ‘Strangler’ Lewis and John Pesek attack the 6-Man Champs from behind. A wild brawl erupts in the interview area between all nine men. Officials poured out of the back to try to regain order, but not before Gordy decked Tommy Rogers with a chair. Officials and security finally get all parties separated as The Fantastics and MVC are ushered to the ring for their match.)

The Fantastics (Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers) vs. Miracle Violence Connection (Steve ‘Dr. Death’ Williams & Terry ‘Bamm Bamm’ Gordy)
Referee: Dick Woehrle
MVC were all over The Fantastics and beat the hell out of them. Williams and Gordy isolated Rogers and wore him out. Rogers was finally able to make the tag and Fulton came in a house afire, knocking both Gordy and Williams back. Fulton pinned Gordy with a FANSTASTIC CRADLE.

(Russell comments on how The Fantastics overcame quite of bit of adversity to gain the victory. Solie agrees and says The Fantastics should definitely be in line for a World Tag Team Title shot. Russell concurs then thanks the fans for joining them and invites them to tune in next time.)

PRIME

Hosted by Gorilla Monsoon & Bobby ‘The Brain’ Heenan

(Monsoon welcomes the fans to LOW PRIME then introduces his co-host Bobby Heenan. Heenan calmly counters by welcoming the fans to the show and introducing Monsoon as his co-host. Monsoon tells Heenan he is something else then runs down the show mentioning ‘Sensational’ Sherri Martel and John Pesek will be in action and Lou Thesz takes on George Hackenschmidt in the main event.)

Lord Zoltan vs. Jim Powers
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
This was a quick match as Zoltan immediately sent Powers into the turnbuckle, but Powers countered. Powers delivered a POWER SLAM to get the victory.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back and talks about PG-13 being in their next match and how they are trying to find a foothold in the tag team division. Heenan calls them a great young team that hasn’t gotten a fair shake.)

PG-13 (JC Ice & Wolfie D) vs. Jake Milliman & ‘Sodbuster’ Kenny Jay
Referee: James Beard
PG-13 dominated the match and after multiple tags Wolfie pinned Milliman after a TILT-A-WHIRL.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back to the program and announces that before they go to the next match, Sherri Martel is standing by with these comments.

Martel cuts a promo, talking about how she has her eyes on the prize and that she’s not going to stop until she wins the World Women’s Title. She claims nothing will get in her way.)

John Pesek vs. Mike DiBiase
Referee: Joey Marella
This was a grueling back and forth contest. Pesek wore DiBiase down with a scissor and wristlock, but DiBiase caught a break when both men collided with a double clothesline. DiBiase recovered first and hit a TOP ROPE KNEE TO BACK for the victory.

(Monsoon comments on what a great victory it was for DiBiase before he sends it to their colleague Gordon Solie with how the fans can see LOW action live.

Gordon Solie says that the upcoming TV event at Cobo Hall in Detroit is sold out, but there are tickets available for a TV taping in Chicago, IL, as well as live events in Milwaukee, WI, Rosemont, IL, and Indianapolis, IN.)


(COMMERCIAL)


‘Sensational’ Sherri Martel vs. Nora Greenwald
Referee: Dick Woehrle
Martel dominated the early part of the match, but Greenwald battled back. Martel wasn’t to be denied thought and beat Greenwald with a running knee lift.

(Monsoon comments on how Martel looks like she’s on a mission and Fabulous Moolah best be ready when they meet. Heenan says Martel is a heck of a wrestler, but he doesn’t think she’s on the level of Moolah. Monsoon says only time will tell then sends it to their colleague Lance Russell who is standing by with a special guest.

Lance Russell welcomes Harley Race to the interview area. Race says he’s tired of Jackie Fargo’s antics and says he’s going to rid LOW of him once and for all. Race challenges Fargo to a loser leaves town match on the next episode of LOW PRIME. Fargo comes out and Russell says they don’t need any trouble. Fargo grabs the mic and accepts Race’s challenge, but to be careful what he wishes for before dropping the mic and returning to the back.)


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes the fans back to the program and comments on the interaction between Race and Fargo before the break. Heenan says that Race is the king, but he’s concerned because Fargo is a real wild card. Monsoon says when they meet it will definitely be a happening.)

'Wild' Bull Curry, Butcher & Mad Dog Vachon w/ Capt. Lou Albano vs. Konnan, Juventud Guerrera & Super Crazy
Referee: Bryce Remsburg
This was actually a fast-paced back and forth match. Crazy caught Butcher with a leaping DDT and made the pin.


(COMMERCIAL)


(Monsoon welcomes fans back to the program and announces it’s time for the main event. Heenan comments that you may be getting a look at the next World Heavyweight Champion. When Monsoon questions if Heenan is talking about Lou Thesz or George Hackenschmidt. Heenan replies with yes. Monsoon rolls his eyes and says let’s go to the ring.)

Lou Thesz vs. George Hackenschmidt
Referee: James Beard
This is a great back and forth battle, a true game of human chess as each man tried to find the correct combination of moves to get the victory. Hackenschmidt used his RUSSIAN BEARHUG very effectively to wear Thesz down. Thesz survived and countered a single leg pickup and slam with a GRECO-ROMAN BACKDROP, getting a near fall. Thesz continued his assault and delivered another GRECO-ROMAN BACKDROP for the victory.

(Monsoon comments how great the match was while Heenan says I told you so … Lou Thesz, the next World Heavyweight Champion. Monsoon calls Heenan ridiculous before thanking the fans for watching and invites them to tune in next time.)

[victoryroll84]

I'm still reeling that the LOD lost that Scaffold Match to the Midnight!

Thesz versus Hack a duel of titans, must have been a fun one to roll out

Always fun write-ups MK

[Mad Kanter]

Mar 1, 2022 19:27:43 GMT -5 victoryroll84 said:

I'm still reeling that the LOD lost that Scaffold Match to the Midnight!

Thesz versus Hack a duel of titans, must have been a fun one to roll out

Always fun write-ups MK

Thank you for your kind words.  The dice definitely did not cooperate on that scaffold match and yes, Thesz/Hack was everything you would think it would be.