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How many matches did Tony wrestle as Devil Blue?... I've only found 3 or 4 and I just love watching him wrestle as that persona...Know of anywhere to find those matches, or what promotions he wrestle in as Devil Blue?

This was from the October 11, 2002 show, so, early 2000s.

Now that was a literal street brawl, actually taking place out on the streets of Warren, Michigan.

As a member of the NWL hall fame .. I am shocked u found this make with John Rambo who was trained my rocky Johnson and afa..

Long, but good.

XICW (Xtreme Intense Championship Wrestling) The DBA and Mr. Insanity vs Mr. Meaner and Deranged.

Morgus!! I saw him many times in WV in the late '90s.

Thank you for posting this.

Not late 1990s. This was November 23, 2000.

Doug Gilbert was the Professional not the Professor or AKA The Pro.

I don’t want to sound snarky either with that said each territory was regional till Vince McMahon Jr made it National when he came to the GCW and than he bought out the VHS tapes from the library. Then the Brisco’s had ownership and other promoters like Jim Barnett from GCW had ownership took over. I personally don’t like kayfabe unfortunately people and their podcasts are talking about it.

the only person who isn't ashamed of being a wrestling fan , was andy kaufman. everyone else mocks it in public, and secretly loves it, including letterman and costas

Give drason a coco butt

A man with that talent relegated to social security disability. What a shame.

I went to Belden Elementary with his son John. We would always see him walking his younger sister to school. We didn't know who he was, just that he was scary looking! In 5th grade his wife was an aid in our class and he came in one day to talk to us. I just remember being so scared of him until that day. He was the nicest guy ever with a great sense of humor. He passed around pictures and answered our questions. We asked him why he always had his mouth open in all his pictures and he said cause it made him look so scary 😁. I stumbled on this clip quite randomly and it took me back.

He passed away on my birthday. He was one my favorites he wrestled in Brantford a few times

The purple Lincoln still exists. My friends brother in law in Perry Michigan bought it from Tommy Farhat about 25 years ago.

I loved his tag team partnership with The Stomper. Didn't like when he turned heel,it just didn't seem right.

Bill Eadie was also Demolition Ax

Loved watching Dick the bruiser

Greg Valentine looks so much like his father Johnny it's scary. And he definitely took after his father in the ring.

Thanks for the memories. The old days were the best days as far as wrestling goes. Anything pre-hogan was the best imo

igor came to my home town and wrestled at our vfw it was great!!! prob around 68 or 69??

Channel 62..... never heard of it.... UHF 😂😂

BoBo!

Thanks so much to you guys for sharing stories about the good old days when wrestling was still 'rasslin and not the ridiculous stuff of today. The boys are good athletes and actors, but the matches ain't the kind you go home and talk to buddies about. Back in the day, I remember going to the sportatorium to watch the wars between Kabuki and the von erichs. Mondays at school the air was buzzing about Saturdays match. My favorite match was Kabuki vs bugsy McGraw. Bugs came to the ring in a gorilla costume, which freaked Kabuki out. He fled through the crowd and disappeared. Backstage Kabuki ran into me spilling my drink and popcorn. Those were the great times.

Stomper had the best sleeper hold.

Good old "Crazy"Brooks! "I'm the King 'a Cincinnati! Ho"

I'll never forget Lord Layton bonking one of the Skull Brothers on the head with a microphone. It made a sound like "booonk". My sister and I still laugh about that.

Thanks to talk about our hero 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

Will there be more new Big Time Memories episodes??

Watch Bull vs Johnny Valentine from Houston, in 1969!

Also met Danny McShane, several times!

SAID...OOPS!

Our landlord brought Bull to our house in Houston, back in the 60's. I was too young, but dad he was a really nice guy!

Saw many of the greats in Boston in the late 50s; Killer Kowalski was our “World Champion.”

We put this show on in the weight room since the language is acceptable to the young wrestling fans Thanks guys

From what I recall, Johnny Valentine was always introduced from Seattle, WA - as was son, Greg…

I love the history of the business that you all bring forth.

Thank you both 💓

I used to go to matches in Worcester Ma. and saw Bull Curry almost every Tuesday night. There were some older wrestlers there such as Frank Scarpa and Bull Montana.

The brain buster

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Just goes to show you how much the world has changed. Lady wrestlers banned in New York. Total discrimination.

Howabout Handdsome Johnny Barond and Magnificent Maurice

Rip Bug

My first match in Detroit...

As a kid I saw The Wild Bull Of The Pampas, Pampero Firpo "The Missing Link" on The Island Of Oahu in the mid 60's, it was the beginning of a life long love of Pro Rasslin! He was always a Baby Face when he came to Hawaii and wrestled in the Promotion run by Ed Francis! His interviews with James "Tally Ho" Blears were hilariously awesome and his feuds with "King" Ripper Collins, "Handsome" Johnny Barend and a non speaking Gorilla Monsoon were Legend! "OHHHHHHHHHHH YEAHHHHHHHHHHH" Gravely Voice and lots of energy!

I knew Chief White Owl’s. sister and her children. The Chief was African American and hid his identity well. Do you have any stories about the Chief? We lived near Dayton Ohio.

THUNDER BOLT PATTERSON IS DEAD