LWF Legacy of Gold

[topdollar]

Blair & Mosca have become a hell of a midcard feud. Go King Kong Mosca!

[Gunslinger]

Jan 7, 2023 13:59:47 GMT -5 topdollar said:

Blair & Mosca have become a hell of a midcard feud. Go King Kong Mosca!

Between LWF and CWFKC, I've gotten tons of mileage out of that Blair card.

[Gunslinger]

LWF Legacy of Gold 3.20
Gordon Solie and Jesse Venture welcome the fans to the show and plug the main event of Don Leo Jonathan & Jimmy Snuka vs. Mr Fuji & Mr Saito.. Ventura introduces the first match.

1. Mad Dog Vachon Vs. Mr X
Mad Dog runs over Mr X at the opening bell and hits the Mad Dog Pounce. Mad Dog whips X to the ropes for a back drop and X kicks him in the face! Mr X seems unsure of himself and throws Mad Dog out of the ring. Mad Dog catches a breather and comes back in. Mad Dog makes a comeback and hits another Mad Dog Pounce. Mad Dog hits the piledriver for the win.

Winner - Mad Dog Vachon by pinfall

Ventura says he thought Mr X had Mad Dog for a second there. Solie introduces the next match.

2. Mike DiBiase Vs. Johnny Rodz
Rodz gets off to a good start but DiBIase turns things around. DiBiase hits the top rope knee to the back and covers Rodz for the three count.

Winner - Mike DiBiase by pinfall

Solie puts over the big win by DiBiase. Ventura introduces the next match.

3. Garea & Zbyszko vs. Race & Hennig
Garea and Race start the match. Garea goes to work on Race and hits a flying cross body from the top for a two count. Garea locks on the Abdominal Stretch, wearing Race down, and tags in Zbyszko. Zbyszko hits a vertical suplex for a two count. Zbyszko and Race brawl on the outside and Race comes out on top. Race tags in Hennig. Hennig flattens Zbyszko and hits an elbow drop for a two count. Hennig hits another elbow drop for a two count and locks on the bear hug. Zbyszko escapes the hold. Zbsyzko makes a comeback and hits a double dropkick with Garea. Hennig makes a comeback and hits another elbow drop on Zbsyzko for the win.

Winners - Race & Hennig by pinfall

Gordon leaves the booth to get a word with Race & Hennig. Race says they haven’t forgotten the Blond Bombers and will be watching next week’s tag team title match closely. Stevens and Patterson attack Race & Hennig from behind with steel chairs. The show goes to commercial break as security arrives on the scene. When the show returns from break, Gordon Solie is disheveled but in the ring with Frank Gotch.

Gotch reminds the audience that he is undefeated and promises to make Brian Blair tap out. Gotch takes his corner as his opponent is introduced.

4. Frank Gotch vs. Brian Blair
Gotch thumbs Blair in the eye to start the match and puts him on the mat with the crossface and bar arm. Blair fights back but Gotch is quickly back in control. Gotch hits an Iowa backdrop for a two count. Gotch clamps on the Gotch Toehold and Blair taps out.

Winner - Frank Gotch by submission

Ventura says he won’t be surprised if he sees Gotch wearing the LWF World Heavyweight belt one of these days. Solie introduces the next match.

5. Gorilla Monsoon vs. Adrian Adonis
Monsoon controls the early minutes of the match but Adonis makes a comeback and hits a gut wrench backbreaker for a two count. Adonis wears Gorilla down with Goodnight Irene but twice Gorilla backs him into the corner to break the hold. Adonis and Monsoon battle on the outside and Adonis comes out on top. Adonis locks on Goodnight Irene a third time for the win.

Winner - Adrian Adonis by submission

Ventura puts over his old partner and Gordon Solie introduces the main event.

6. Don Leo Jonathan & Jimmy Snuka vs. Mr Fuji & Mr Saito with Captain Lou Albano
Snuka and Fuji start the match. Fuji and Snuka quickly end up brawling outside the ring and Fuji comes out on top. Fuji throws salt in Snuka’s face while Albano runs interference. Saito cuts off DLJ while the referee makes the three count.

Winners - Fuji & Saito by pinfall

Ventura and Solie sign off, telling the fans to tune in next week for Ilio DiPaolo vs. Ray Stevens and the main event, Bob Backlund vs. Big John Studd with the LWF World Heavyweight title on the line.

[TTX]

Go Gotch. Nice win by Adonis as well.

[Gunslinger]

LWF Legacy of Gold 3.21
Gordon Solie and Jesse Venture welcome the fans to the show and plug the main event Bob Backlund vs. Big John Studd for the LWF World Heavyweight title.. Ventura introduces the first match.

1. The Conways vs. McCord & Kernodle
Junior and Kernodle start the match. Junior takes Kernodle down and hits a flying head butt for a two count. Junior tags in Senior. Senior hits Let’s Twist & Head Butt for the win.

Winners - The Conways by pinfall

Solie leaves the booth to get a word with Nikolai Volkoff before his match. Volkoff runs down America and says Brian Blair is the weakest American he’s ever seen. Blair rushes in to attack but Volkoff brains him with the pole of his Russian flag. Solie flees the seen as Volkoff manhandles Blair into the ring and the timekeeper rings the bell.

2. Brian Blair vs. Nikolai Volkoff
Volkoff scoops Blair up and hits the backbreaker drop for the win.

Winner - Nikolai Volkoff by pinfall

Ventura says he hopes Blair learned a lesson from that. Solie returns to ringside to get a word with Mr Fuji and Captain Lou Albano. Fuji and Albano make fun of Snuka until he rushes down to ringside to defend himself. Fuji throws salt in Snuka’s eyes and rolls him into the ring. Solie scrambles back to the broadcast booth..

3. Jimmy Snuka vs. Mr Fuji with Captain Lou Albano
Fuji throws salt in Snuka’s face a second time and covers him for the three count.

Winner - Mr Fuji

Fuji and Albano put the boots to Snuka until DLJ makes the save.

Ventura says Gordon hasn’t had much luck interviewing people today. Solie agrees and introduces the next match.

4. The Moondogs vs. The Mulkeys
Rex and Bill start the match. Rex takes Bill down and hits a backbreaker drop for the win.

Winners - The Moondogs by pinfall

Ventura puts over the Moondogs and Solie heads down to the ring to get a word with Ilio DiPaolo. DiPaolo is fired up and says he’ll beat Stevens and he and Red Lyons will go on to regain the LWF World Tag Team titles next week! Gordon heads back to the booth as Ray Stevens makes his way to ringside.

5. Ilio DiPaolo vs. Ray Stevens
DiPaolo lights Stevens up but Stevens makes a comeback and dumps DiPaolo over the top rope. Stevens and DiPaolo battle back and forth. DiPaolo sends Stevens sailing out of the ring after a missed turnbuckle charge. DiPaolo smashes Stevens with a chair, busting him open. Stevens makes a comeback and hits the Bombs Away for the win.

Winner - Ray Stevens by pinfall

6. Bob Backlund vs. Big John Studd - LWF World Heavyweight title match
Studd shoves Backlund around. Backlund hits the rolling back bridge for a two count. Backlund hits a piledriver for a near fall. Studd makes a comeback but Backlund rolls him up after a missed turnbuckle charge for a two count. Backlund wears Studd down with a Boston Crab. Backlund muscles Studd up and hits an atomic drop for a two count. Studd tries mounting a comeback but Backlund clamps on the crossface chickenwing. Studd taps out.

Winner - Bob Backlund by submission, his third title defense

Ventura and Solie sign off and invite the fans to tune in next week for Don Leo Jonathan vs. Mr Saito and the main event, The Blond Bombers vs. DiPaolo & Lyons in an No DQ match for the LWF World Tag Team titles

[TTX]

Backlund seems to finally be getting into a groove.

[Gunslinger]

LWF Legacy of Gold 3.22
Gordon Solie and Jesse Venture welcome the fans to the show and plug the main event The Blond Bombers vs. DiPaolo & Lyons in an No DQ match for the LWF World Tag Team titles. Ventura introduces the first match.

1. Red Pepper vs. McCord & Kernodle
Bastien and Kernodle start the match. Bastien has the early advantage but Rocky Kernodle makes a comeback. Kernodle and Bastien battle outside the ring and Bastien comes out on top. Bastien wears Kernodle down with the Boston Crab and walks it to the corner for a tag.Gomez wraps up Kernodle in the Mexican Cradle and Ric McCord attacks! McCord breaks the pin with a fist drop and Kernodle rolls on top of Gomez for a two count. Kernodle hits a cross body block and McCord holds off Bastien while the referee makes the three count.

Winners - McCord & Kernodle by pinfall

Solie is impressed with McCord & Kernodle pulling off the win but Ventura is more disappointed in Red Pepper for losing to them. Solie introduces the next match.

2. Mike DiBiase vs. SD Jones
Jones has the early momentum but can’t capitalize on it. DiBiase works Jones over but Jones makes a comeback, blocking a backdrop. DiBiase is soon back in control and hits the top rope knee to the back for a two count. DiBiase hits as second top rope knee to the back and covers Jones for the win.

Winner - Mike DiBiase by pinfall

Ventura says DiBiase is heading to bigger things if he keeps this up. Solie introduces the next match.

3. Gorilla Monsoon vs. Frank Gotch
Gorilla pelts Gotch with chops but can’t keep him down for long. Gotch turns things around and whips Gorilla to the buckles. Gorilla backdrops Gotch over the top rope to the floor. Gorilla beats up Gotch on the outside and hits the Manchurian Landslide for a two count. Gorilla hits a second Manchurian Landslide for the win.

Winner - Gorilla Monsoon by pinfall

Gotch motions for the mic after the match and Solie leaves the booth to go down to ringside. Gotch says Gorilla could never beat him in a straight up wrestling match and challenges him to face him in a Gentleman’s Rules match. Gorilla says he accepts.

Gordon stays at ringside to talk to Tiger Conway Jr with his father Tiger Conway Sr in his corner. Tiger says he’s not afraid of Big John Studd while he has his father in his corner. Studd storms the ring and beats up both Conways. Gordon scrambles back to the boot as the timekeeper rings the bell.

4. Tiger Conway Jr vs. Big John Studd
Studd body slams Conway for a two count. Studd locks on the backbreaker and Conway submits.

Winner - Big John Studd by submission

Studd refuses to release the hold and Tiger Conway Sr smashes him with a chair. Security storms the ring and the show goes to a commercial break. When it returns, DLJ and Mr Saito are making their entrances.

5. Don Leo Jonathan vs. Mr Saito
Saito gets the early advantage but DLJ over powers him. DLJ hits an atomic drop outside the ring and Saito starts walking back to the lockerroom. DLJ grabs him by the hair and throws him back into the ring. DLJ hits the rolling back splash for a two count. DLJ locks on the giant swing and Saito submits.

Winner - Don Leo Jonathan by submission

Ventura says Jonathan got lucky. Solie introduces the main event.

6. Blond Bombers vs. DiPaolo & Lyons - No DQ match for the LWF World Tag Team titles
Patterson and DiPaolo start the match. Patterson and DiPaolo battle back and forth. Patterson gets the upper hand and hits the Bombs Away for a two count. Patterson hits a second Bombs Away and DiPaolo still won’t stay down. Patterson tags in Stevens. Patterson hits a Bombs Away for a two count. DiPaolo makes a comeback and hoists Stevens up in the airplane spin! Patterson makes the save and DiPaolo tags in Lyons. Lyons locks on the sleeper but Stevens makes it to the ropes. Lyons and Stevens battle outside the ring and Stevens comes out on top. Stevens hits the Bombs Away Knee Drop but DiPaolo makes the save. Stevens tags in Patterson. Patterson hits the throat drop on the ropes for a two count. Patterson hits the bombs away but Lyons gets his foot on the ropes before the three count. Lyons makes a comeback and throws Patterson out of the ring. Patterson slams him into the ringpost and rolls him back in. Patterson wears Lyons down with the figure four and hits an atomic drop. Stevens cuts off DiPaolo as the referee makes the three count.

Winners - The Blond Bombers by pinfall, their second title defense

Ventura and Solie sign off, telling the fans to tune in next week for DLJ & Snuka vs. Fuji & Saito and Harley Race vs. Pat Patterson in the main event!

[Gunslinger]

LWF Legacy of Gold 3.23
Gordon Solie and Jesse Venture welcome the fans to the show and plug the main event of Harley Race vs. one half of the LWF World Tag Team champions Pat Patterson plus the return match between Don Leo Jonathan & Jimmy Snuka vs. Mr Fuji & Mr Saito.. Ventura introduces the first match.

1. McCord & Kernodle vs. The Moondogs
McCord & Spot start the match. McCord gets in some offense before Spot overpowers him and takes over. Spot goes to the top rope and McCord throws him to the mat. McCord hits a flying body press for a two count and tags in Rocky Kernodle. Kernodle hits a dropkick for a two count. Kernodle hits a cross body block for a near fall. Kernodle tags McCord back in. Spot makes a comeback and tags in Rex. Rex hits a shoulder breaker for a two count. Rex hits a reverse neckbreaker for another near fall. Rex hits the press throat drop on the ropes and covers McCord for the win.

Winners - The Moondogs by pinfall

Ventura says the Moondogs needed that win and Kernodle & McCord made them work for it. Solie introduces the next match.

2. Nikolai Volkoff vs. Mr X
Volkoff bulldozes Mr X and hits the backbreaker drop for the win.

Winner - Nikolai Volkoff by pinfall

Solie leaves the booth to get a word from Volkoff. Volkoff says America is weak and cowardly and Bob Backlund is the most American wrestler in the LWF. He challenges Backlund to a title match next week.Solie asks Volkoff why he thinks he deserves a title shot and Volkoff shoves Gordon to the mat. Bob Backlund, with Arnold Skaaland in tow, makes the save. The show goes to commercial break. When it returns, Gordon is back in the booth and the next match is in progress.

3. Big John Studd vs. Tiger Conway Sr
Conway hits a dropkick right out of the gate for a two count. Conway nails Studd with Let’s Twist and Head Butt for the win!

Winner - Tiger Conway Sr by pinfall

Ventura says that was a huge upset and Conway will never beat Studd again. Solie says once was enough and introduces the next match.

4. Adrian Adonis vs. Mad Dog Vachon
Adonis unloads on Vachon but can’t seem to keep him on the mat. Mad Dog turns him inside out with a clothesline and hits the piledriver for the win.

Winner - Mad Dog Vachon by pinfall

Adonis is slow to leave the ring area and Gordon leaves the booth to get a word with him. Adonis says he’s had a run of bad luck recently and will turn things around soon. Angelo Mosca interrupts the interview and says Adonis is a loser and his LWF World Heavyweight title reign was a fluke. Adonis and Mosca get into a shoving match. Security arrives at ringside and the show goes to commercial. When it returns, the two teams in the next match are being introduced.

5. DLJ & Snuka vs. Fuji & Saito with Lou Albano
Jonathan and Fuji start the match. Fuji and Jonathan quickly end up fighting outside the ring. Jonathan press slams Fuji into the second row and the referee calls for the bell.

Winners - Fuji & Saito by DQ

Before the main event, Solie and Ventura plug next week’s Gentleman’s Rules match between Frank Gotch and Gorilla Monsoon as well as Bob Backlund vs. Nikolai Volkoff with the LWF World Heavyweight title on the line. Adrian Adonis will wrestle Angelo Mosca in two weeks.

6. Harley Race vs. Pat Patterson
Patterson gets the early advantage and hits the throat drop. Patterson goes to the top and hits the Bombs Away but Race kicks out. Patterson goes to the top again but Race throws him to the mat. Race hits a piledriver for a two count. Race hoists Patterson up and hits a vertical suplex for another two count. Race hits the piledriver for the win.

Winner - Harley Race by pinfall

Ventura says the challengers have all the momentum going into the World Tag Team title match in two weeks. Solie signs off, telling the fans to tune in next week!

["Emperor Norton" (Mark T)]

Good stuff.

Tough loss for Studd. Might be doing a little sliding after that loss in the title match. I suppose you've got the makings for a tag team feud here with the Conways against Studd and a partner of his choosing. A wrestler like Studd needs someone around him, in my opinion. Tag partners, manager, part of a stable (er, family). He doesn't work well alone. I believe that's one of the reasons his WWF return on the babyface side didn't work out.

[TTX]

Go Tiger. Nice win for Mr. Race.