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From: jlowry71
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  • If this is supposed to be the shit, how come there were 37 people in the crowd and they're performing in an American Legion hall somewhere?

    And however you want to break it down, you gotta admit those belts looked like ASS.

  • Michael's and Jannetty were actually booed themselves in Kansas City in late 1985-early '86., when they went against the Batten Twins. Brad and Bart were the crowd favorites. The two teams even had cage matches for the NWA Central States tag team titles.

  • i wipe my butt with $1oo.oo bills,woooo!

  • I love that funky music at 4:51!

  • alot of the best talent in the business passed through jerry lawler and the memphis area

  • those belts look like crap.

  • true but mosts betls didn't look as good back then other then the major championships.

  • @stoningtonj

    You do have to realize that those belts were in use for about 5 years and were all beat to hell. The back plates broke off, the Gold plating wore off, and were repainted with a horrible paintjob. When they were new, they looked great. Much better then the the other belts used in Memphis (Mid America, International, & International Tags).

  • And it was there that The Midnight Rockers and The Rock n Roll Express butted heads. Hope you have that match.

  • i didnt know the rockers were in memphis wrestling or uswa

  • A lot of people don't. They were there in late 87-early 88.

  • Not only that, but they repeated the feud in Kansas City. Extremely unusual to see Ricky and Robert at that time being the heels; but you weren't going to mess with Marty Jannetty in KC without getting booed.

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