1984 - Bill Dundee defeats Adrian Street in Shreveport, Louisiana to win the Mid-South Wrestling Association Television Title.
1985 - WWF's first full fledged Pay-per-view, The Wrestling Classic, was held at the Rosemont Horizon in Illinois.
Here are the results of the show, which was built around a one-night tournament with Gorilla Monsoon and Jesse Ventura commentating, while Vince McMahon and Lord Alfred Hayes worked as the hosts for the show, which was released on VHS and is now available on the WWE Network:
First Round: - Dynamite Kid defeated Nikolai Volkoff when he dropkicked Volkoff from the top rope as Volkoff finished singing the Russian national anthem and pinned him in less than ten seconds. - Ricky Steamboat defeated Davey Boy Smith when Smith missed a dropkick and crotched himself on the top rope, and was unable to continue.
Quarterfinals:
- Dynamite Kid defeated Adrian Adonis after ramming Adonis into Jimmy Hart, and Hart's megaphone, as Hart was on the apron trying to help Adonis.
Semifinals:
- Randy Savage defeated Dynamite Kid when Dynamite hit a top rope superplex, but Savage swung his legs up from the mat as Dynamite rolled over, getting the pin with a small package.
12/6 a lot of money in 1935 but probably worth every penny
From PWInsider.com:
1984 - Bill Dundee defeats Adrian Street in Shreveport, Louisiana to win the Mid-South Wrestling Association Television Title.
1985 - WWF's first full fledged Pay-per-view, The Wrestling Classic, was held at the Rosemont Horizon in Illinois.
Here are the results of the show, which was built around a one-night tournament with Gorilla Monsoon and Jesse Ventura commentating, while Vince McMahon and Lord Alfred Hayes worked as the hosts for the show, which was released on VHS and is now available on the WWE Network:
First Round: - Dynamite Kid defeated Nikolai Volkoff when he dropkicked Volkoff from the top rope as Volkoff finished singing the Russian national anthem and pinned him in less than ten seconds. - Ricky Steamboat defeated Davey Boy Smith when Smith missed a dropkick and crotched himself on the top rope, and was unable to continue.
Quarterfinals:
- Dynamite Kid defeated Adrian Adonis after ramming Adonis into Jimmy Hart, and Hart's megaphone, as Hart was on the apron trying to help Adonis.
Semifinals:
- Randy Savage defeated Dynamite Kid when Dynamite hit a top rope superplex, but Savage swung his legs up from the mat as Dynamite rolled over, getting the pin with a small package.
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bjh99Nov 06, 2020
Who was Gentleman Jim on the first bill please ? Didn't look like Lewis.
It's been a long time answering you Bernard. Here he is.
Gentleman Jim was a hairdresser of Finchley, London. Born on 25th March, 1908 with the name of James Patrick Mooney.
We have found him wrestling throughout the country from 1932 until 1938.
Wrestling overseas today, Albert Wall beat Micha Nador, in Hamburg, Germany, on this day in 1960.
On our TV screens, on this day in 1964: -
Vic Stewart (1) v Monty Swann (0)
Jan Kovacs (KO) v Josef Zaranoff
Vincente Castella (1) v Al Brown (0)
Joe Cornelius (DQ) v Roy Davis
07 November 1991
Death of Terry Goodrum
He's in the A-Z
Thanks for the explanation Hack.
A night at the Palais in 1968!!
Don't know a lot Bernard. He was a hairdresser from Finchley name James Patrick Moore. Born 25th March 1908. I've found him active 1932 to 1938.
Who was Gentleman Jim on the first bill please ?
Didn't look like Lewis.