1970's Mid Atlantic Wrestling vol 15

[@libra42ful]

You need match listings in the description, if possible....Thank You for uploading these old 70s matches....THIS is when pro-wrestling was the best IMO...just the time made it great, after the war, when men were still MEN, but in a more relaxed way with each other, when we were a more relaxed society in general....and it's WHY pro wrestling was SO MUCH MORE enjoyable to watch at the time, because the 70s atmosphere was the perfect setting for pro rasslin...

[@jamie.777]

Here we go, dude ! We get it, your guy and Jerked off to pro wrestling when you were young. Who cares? It's 2021, Lotta dudes are out of the "closet " your comments are lame

[@scotth4050]

RUDY KAY & CHRIS TOLOS VS. JERRY OATES & TED OATES BATTLE ROYAL HIGHLIGHTS ANDRE, DUSTY, WAHOO, HAYSTACKS CALHOUN INTERVIEW SWEDE HANSEN & TIGER CONWAY INTERVIEW RIC FLAIR AND RIP HAWK 1974 (POSSIBLY FLAIR'S INTRO PROMO TO CAROLINAS?) ROBERTO SOTO VS. FRANK MONTE BIG JOHN STUDD VS. TED OATES ABE JACOBS VS. CHARLIE FULTON (DISTORTED AUDIO) MR. X 1 & 2 VS. JERRY & TED OATES BARON VON RASCHKE VS. "MR WRESTLING" TIM WOODS SKIP YOUNG VS. MR. X #1 STEVE REGAL VS. FRANK MONTE SWEDE HANSEN VS. STEVE TRAVIS SWEDE HANSON & MR. X VS. JERRY & TED OATES JAY YOUNGBLOOD & JOHNNY WEAVER VS. BRUTE BERNARD & SWEDE HANSEN GYM WORKOUT VALENTINE, PATERA & MONTE INTERVIEW KEN PATERA WITH WEIGHTLIFTING TROPHIES JAN NELSON VS. TIGER CONWAY (DISTORTED AUDIO) GENE ANDERSON & JACQUES GOULET VS. SWEDE HANSEN & ROBERTO SOTO

[@johnboland3672]

Leave you with an Excedrin Headache bleedin messy cryin beggin for your Mammy. Pure and Classic Nature Boy.

[@libra42ful]

When wrestling FELT good to watch... When it's target audience was grown males...When wrestling was for MEN!...

[@christinablakley7261]

A nice trip down memory lane

[@madbrowniac7871]

Part of a Battle Royal on here including Dusty Rhodes, Wahoo McDaniel, Greg Valentine, and Haystacks Calhoun a perhaps first and only appearance by both Tiger Conway Sr. And Tiger Conway Jr. Pro Wrestling History in and of itself!B.W.

[@christopherangel6690]

42:35 is Charlie Fulton and Abe Jacobs

[@nickmad887]

thanks

[@libra42ful]

What's GRRREAT about this is, you can actually HEAR the wrestlers if you listen closely....in the third match you can clearly hear the submission "I GIVE UP!!!" as the heel is torturing him in an over the shoulder backbreaker...and in the first match, listen closely to the heel as he's punishing the jobber in two consecutive horse-collar headscissors....When wrestling was aimed at grown MEN!!!...no "political correctness" in sight, which is why THIS era of wrestling is the best ever for pro wrestling, the relaxed, feel-good atmosphere of the 70s...

[@edwardb3970]

It's too bad that the contestant names aren't shown prior to each match.

[@WillieBowen-o2n]

Agreed 👍

[@rogertemple7193]

"Need to have a list of the wrestlers names listed some of them I recognize and others I can't recognize and without commentary it is very difficult to do so, in the first match the tag team's who are they,you need to know who is on it so the viewers know who's on it OKAY,OKAY!."-🤨🖥🌐..

[@wr70beh]

15:05 Flair promo pre-plane crash. That old man was his tag team partner?

[@teller121]

I think that was WAY before 1976 plane crash. I recall the old guy there, Rip Hawk, being long gone from that promo before '76. I think that could be '72-'73.

[@med1965]

@@teller121 It was probably early 1975. That's when Flair first arrived in the NWA Mid-Atlantic area. That is Rip Hawk, the veteran, long time wrestler as Flair's partner.

[@georgeelmerdenbrough6906]

Rip Hawk

[@teller1290]

@@med1965 okay...I thought Flair a bit earlier arriving but I guess that Johnny V and Super D (my two boyhood heroes...along with Stabler!)

[@ptothej100]

Could it be late ‘74? Flair was still trying new things and hadn’t really hit the full Nature Boy at this point.

[@sheldonhchambliss1385]

True