Le Magnifique !

1:11:30 Did Sweet Brown Sugar just say "you give your soul to the lord, because your backend belongs to me"? That's a precursor to Steve Austin's coining of the Austin 3:16 phrase. So much was taken from World Class and used later in the Attitude era.

is the blond on the 900 number ad a 20 year old Kelly Ripa? Certainly looks like her and sounds like her.

Congratulations to Micheal St John and Danny Davis for being inducted into the Memphis Wrestling Hall Of Fame on sept 19th 2024! 👏 👏 👏 👏

BrickHouse is dat dude!!!

Kountry Ass Wrasslin!!!

The last match was used on a compilation from the Savoldis.

So, this was the show for DFW, while Supercard was the national show on ESPN.

I know the Savoldis have this whole show in their library.

The ladies love Curtis Thompson.

Michael St. John stinks forever. Terrible commentator.

How funny that in USWA Memphis they are pushing Tessa vs Dirty White Girl as the first women's cage match in the territory at the same time they are getting ready to have Jeannie Clark vs Toni Adams in the cage on the Dallas end. It would seem they are just booking the same angles with different people at this point.

The problem with having two play by play guys shows here. Joe and Craig keep talking over each other during the Austin/Fangman match. Pedicino would have made a good heel in this instance. It's like a 1990's version of Conrad Thompson talking over his guests on his podcasts.

And this episode begins the seperation of Memphis and Dallas which leads into the transition of the USWA Dallas to GWF as Joe Pedicino debuts.

james s wood is molesting that poor little gator

Did Snowman say "greetings and sanitations"? instead of greetings and salutations. LOL

The shoe shine thing from Iceman, stolen straight from Robert Fuller in Memphis in 89 with Downtown Bruno. It's funny how Bruno stole "Mama says it be's that way sometimes" from Iceman, Iceman stole some of Bruno's stuff, then The Rock who was heavily influenced by Bruno as a teenager in Memphis steals stuff from both of them... Rooty Poot was Iceman well before Rock ever stepped in a ring.

The hot tub pictures angle... Sounds like someone was watching Macho Man vs Ric Flair in the WWF when they wrote that one.

A mystery man... vs Rod Price... that just happens to have the same boots as JP Malula (or however they spell it this week).

Was wondering about the 2 refs and what kind of gimmick were they hitting Haku/King Tonga with? I assume it was something associated with that stable?

Where was David Manning during the USWA days?

LOL Iceman in July 1990 is to Jarrett like Snowman was in June 1990 to Lawler. Recycling storylines across the territory.

John Tatum throwing Todd Overbow into the second row after faking throwing him on top of the woman on the front row of the face aisle was a thing of beauty. It's too bad the Sportatorium was almost empty compared to the glory days in the 80's when he did that. He would have for sure started a riot.

Also noticed when out on the floor, there's no longer even a string around ring side like there was during the World Class days to keep the fans from the ring. LOL. The Sportatorium "String of Doom" because it clotheslined more talent than ever anticipated.

It's around the 1:36:00 mark Craig Johnson coined the term "Master of the Bionic Pout" for Hollywood John Tatum. I believe this was the first use of it from Craig.

Was this the breaking point in the booking relationship of Dallas and Memphis where the Memphis end was wanting to turn Kerry heel and Kevin said never would a Von Erich be a heel. It certainly seems like the end of Jerry Jarrett running Dallas is incoming in a few months after this.

Percy at about the 27:00 mark foreshadows some Paul Bearer face reactions to the hug from Ronnie P Gossett.

The crappler

Beautiful

That girl should probably consider not wrestling She got a beating

Love how Matt Borne channels Roddy Piper from time to time in his promos. You can tell Borne was a Portland trained guy.

Un déshonneur 😮

1:18:34 Parsons clearly and loudly calling his stupid finisher right in front of the camera guy thats standing right beside them on the ring apron

"we need to hire a guy about 6'5" to interview the wrestlers so they look like midgets , and get rid of that Stunning Steve guy , he'll never draw a dime" - - - - - USWA Mgmt.

That was a fast 3 count by Jackie Fargo.

Dr Who that wrestles Chris Adams on this episode appears to be Tugboat Taylor. And on November 3rd we get Steve Williams vs The Punisher? Foreshadowing a WWE main event future for the both of them... Steve Austin vs the Undertaker. :)

So Marc Lowrance was doing the Brody Lee thing to open the show. Could this be where Brody Lee got the "It's Saturday and you know that means?" thing he tweeted every day from?

DAMN - Dustin was a Porker back then

Who was El Grande Coloso underneath the mask 🤔? Does anybody know 🤔? Also, the Latin Lover wrestled for USWA in Texas from 1989 to 1990. He was the first wrestler to portray the Latin Lover gimmick & character (not really a very physically fit or not a very good physic) but he wrestled for USWA only in Texas but there is no evidence or proof of it on cagematch or anywhere else. But who was the latin lover 🤔?

King tonga le mon oncle de the rock

Bill Mercer was phased out by 1987 when Wild West Wrestling was opening.

It's the first time I've ever seen Paul Bearer wrestle! Never realised he did!

35:30 special delivery

I don’t understand this booking. Irwin was always on the World Class roster. Andre wrestled their once or twice. So, why make a full time guy on your roster look this bad?

Chico Torres =3 🌮

Sweet Music Man was AOK

Percy Pringle talking about The Punisher is awesome.

Gypsy Joe aka El Grande Pistolero

Road Warriors facing one hell of a formidable team there

who won??????