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From: hekunze@jeeves.uwaterloo.ca (Herb Kunze)
Subject: Re: What is a suplex?
Organization: University of Waterloo
Date: Mon, 4 Jan 1993 13:47:32 GMT

In article <1993Jan3.220840.9846@ac.dal.ca>, jsteeves@ac.dal.ca (Jason Steeves) writes:
> In article <1i3l8sINN5t3@bigboote.WPI.EDU>, steveso@wpi.WPI.EDU (Steven C Sousa) writes:
> Vertical suplex (most common, "textbook")
> Snap suplex
> Gut wrench
> Double underhook (butterfly)
> Belly-to-belly
> Belly-to-back
> German suplex (belly to back into a bridge for a pin)

  I don't believe that you have to bridge into a pin for a the move
  to be a German suplex.  When Rick Steiner routinely throughs jobbers
  over his head in a belly-to-back suplex, that's a German suplex.

  I think the old-style belly-to-back has one wrestler lift the other
  as if for an atomic drop and then drop back into a suplex.  In North
  America, the suplexee is often held in the air for a second before
  being dropped onto his back.  The Saito suplex is the same move but
  done from a gut-wrench in one fluid motion.  It's named after Masa Saito
  who still gets over with it.  I would say that Jumbo Tsuruta's finisher
  is also a Saito suplex.   

> Northern Lights suplex (belly to belly into a bridge for a pin)
> Inverted suplex (like vertical, but drop on chest rather than back)
> Front face suplex

  Slingshot suplex 
  Fisherman suplex (aka perfectplex)
  Dragon suplex (start in a full nelson, then do a suplex)
  
  There's also the suplex where the wrestlers stand belly-to-back and
  the person in back grabs each of the other person's arms (sort of
  wrapping them around the waist) before doing a german suplex.  

  There's no doubt more that I'm missing.

                                                    Herb...
From: ac985@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Joel Tscherne)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.pro-wrestling
Subject: Cactus Turns
Date: 11 Jan 1993 12:42:04 GMT
Organization: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH (USA)
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Someone has already posted the details of the turn.  On his show last
night (pure mark) Jim Ross interviewed Van Hammer who said that because
of his recent injury, he will not be able to participate in the cage
match.  Given Cactus Jack's turn, it seems pretty obvious that he will
take Hammer's place...

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From: scheid@danzan.EBay.Sun.COM (David Scheid)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.pro-wrestling
Subject: Barry "The Winner" Horowitz
Date: 7 Jan 93 23:28:30 GMT
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Just got a chance to watch a few minutes of wresting with
Bonnie Blackstone doing the interviewing. 

1st match was Barry Horowitz against Terry Daniels. Mention
was made of Barry not having won in Global, yet. Basic 
wrestling, with Barry finally taking command and yelling
"Now we go to school". Daniels apparently came off the ropes
and really smacked Barry in the chest with his shoulder, stunning
Barry. Then Terry waited for Barry to recover and then Barry
threw Daniels into the ropes and did the front hip and push back
move to cause Daniels to do a face fall. Looked like a little 
payback for the move earlier. Barry then dominated and quickly won.

It was great seeing him jump up and down yelling "I am the Winner!"
several times. Most fun I've had in a while. :-) 

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From: robc@cs.pitt.edu (Rob Conticello)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.pro-wrestling
Subject: Re: [WCW] Wrecking Crew at the Clash
Date: 12 Jan 93 01:02:19 GMT
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In article <C0pH0z.97q@askinc.ask.COM> robert@askinc.ask.COM (Robert McMullen) writes:
>
>Also, can someone describe what actually happened to make someone
>think Cactus Jack turned face?  I only caught the last hour of WCWSN,
>but CJ came out with Atlas against Dustin Rhodes, and he sure wasn't
>acting very babyface.  Could it be that once the cage drops, the match
>shifts to five-against-three?
>
  
   Okay, here's the scenario: Harley Race was holding a wrestle off to 
 determine the replacement to Rick Rude for the Thunderdome Cage Match.
 Harley chose Paul Orndorff and Cactus Jack in this wrestle-off (with
 street fight rules) and Harley Race was at ringside as a non-partisan
 observer.  Orndorff & Cactus had a very good 8 or 9 minute brawl and
 Cactus took a cool bump over the steel staircase to the ring.  When
 either Cactus or Orndorff was knocked out of the ring, Harley Race would
 exhort them to get back in the ring and fight.  About the third time that
 Cactus was knocked out to the floor, Race physically shoved Cactus into
 the ring and Cactus responded by hitting Race with a clothesline from the
 ring apron.  Cactus went back into the ring and pounded Orndorff some more
 until he was blindsided by Big Van Vader.  Orndorff piledrove Cactus and
 Vader splashed Cactus twice (once off the second rope).  Orndorff, Vader,
 and Race continued to assault Cactus until Jim Ross was "disgusted" and
 broke to a commercial.

   After the commercial, Michael Hayes was interviewing Race, Vader, and
 Orndorff as they talked about the ThunderCage match at the Clash.  Cactus
 came back to the ringside with a big shovel and started cleaning house.
 He hit Race, Orndorff, Vader, a couple jobbers, Vegas, Slazenger, Pierce,
 etc. before Jim Ross broke to another commercial.

   After the commercial, Michael Hayes interviewed Cactus who basically
 said ThunderCage was designed to keep everyone from getting out, not to
 stop Cactus Jack from getting in.

   Actually, it was thing I saw on WCW in quite a while.

-Rob
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From: marv.bloom@rose.com (marv bloom)
Subject: Realism, sure...
Organization: Rose Media Inc, Toronto, Ontario.
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 1993 01:39:47 GMT
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Date Entered: 01-10-93 20:32
Y :From: yonatan@csri.toronto.edu (Gary Will)

Y :It's actually not uncommon for people with big weight advantages to
Y :lose in either boxing or wrestling.  Just look at Chris Taylor -- he
Y :had more than a 150 lb advantage over most of his opponents and never
Y :won an Olympic or world title (bronze medallist in 1972 Olympics).

 I don't remember him and can't comment.

Y :Evander Holyfield had a 40 lb disadvantage to George Foreman and beat
Y :him easily.  And Steamboat and Windham would be in the same weight
Y :classification in boxing and in amateur wrestling, so it's really not
Y :ridiculous to have them in the same class in professional wrestling.

 George Foreman is a retread, he has Never defeated any notable 
Challenger during said comeback. Holyfield is a pumped up Cruiser 
Weight and this was clearly evident during the Bowe Match.
 
 The Truth is a Good BIG Man will Beat any Good little Man every time. 
Windham is a decent Wrestler (perhaps too flabby since he avoids the 
Gym as much as his Dentist) and one can't give away 40lbs and a foot 
in height and expect the Marks to believe the outcome.
 
 Marv
 
PS one exception is Ric (Whooo) Flair, but it was cleverly and 
   logically presented (time........20+ minute matches and the
   Announcer and Colorman comment about the Big Guy getting T-I-R
   E-D, just like as in Boxing). Borrowing from the "rope-a-dope"
   and everyone can appreciate that.
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From: jjermani@bonnie.ics.uci.edu (John W. Jermanis)
Subject: Re: tag teams in RR
Newsgroups: rec.sport.pro-wrestling
Reply-To: jjermani@ics.uci.edu (John W. Jermanis)
Organization: U.C. Irvine - Information and Computer Science
Date: 11 Jan 93 02:55:49 GMT

In article <C0MF5z.B50@unix.amherst.edu> hrfortso@unix.amherst.edu (HARDY RYAN FORTSON) writes:
>While I agree that no one from a tag team will win the Royal Rumble
>(and probably none will spilt up because of it), I wouldn't be
>surprised if Vince tried to push the eventual winner by having the
>last three people be him and a tag team.  Defeating to "quality"
>opponents at once would definitely give the announcers meat with
>which to expound upon the credentials of the future WM challenger.
>My prediction is Mr. Perfect and Money Inc., but maybe I am just
>being optimistic.

If anyone remembers/cares they did this at WMII when Andre eliminated the Hart
Foundation to end the football player/wrestler battle royal.  Featured are Bret
Hart taking a full speed boot to the face and Neidhart doing a remarkable sell
as he jumps over the top rope as Andre clobbers him.  Oh joy.
Main reason I bring this up.  Fat slob beats tag team because he _outweighs_
tag team.  Hmmm.  Who could do that in the WWF?
Hmmmmm.
John Jermanis

ps. if anybody replies "duh, yokozuna ... blah, blah" I will invite Pat
 Patterson to your house for dinner. (I am only joking, see :)
From: ar389@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Tom Perrine Jr.)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.pro-wrestling
Subject: Names list (Only a few)
Date: 7 Jan 93 20:00:21 GMT
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Mr.Perfect - Curt Henning
Kamala - James Harris
Nailz - Kevin Kelly
Randy Savage - Randy Poffo
The Genius - Lanny Poffo
The Undertaker - Mark Callaway
Hulk Hogan - Terry Bollea
Brutus Beefcake - Ed Bollea
Skinner - Steve Keim
any disagreements mail me any more names post them please
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From: dkempste@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu (David N Kempster)
Subject: Re: Japan report
Organization: The Ohio State University
Date: Mon, 4 Jan 1993 19:14:26 GMT

 Well the observer had a Liger Pegasus Kid tag team match listed from about a 
month ago. Liger has also been teaming with El Samauri whom he also had a feud 
with. You should be careful not to think of Japanese promotions as if they were
american ones. Big feuds may be due to respect for each other and not 
animosity. (Hell we even had this in WCW with Liger vs. Pillman followed by 
them teaming up for the NWA tag tourny.)

                                        David Kempster
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From: rusbasan@expert.cc.purdue.edu (Bob Rusbasan)
Subject: Re: Women's Wrestling
Organization: Purdue University Computing Center
Date: Fri, 8 Jan 1993 17:02:16 GMT

In article <16B50915C.MJFORRES@SUVM.SYR.EDU> MJFORRES@SUVM.SYR.EDU (maurice) writes:
>Women's sports have never been very popular in the U.S.  In
>addition, women's wrestling has been promoted poorly in this
>country.  The Fabulous Moolah kept herself on top for about
>30 years; I'm convinced that she kept a lot of talent, and
>consequently public interest, from developing.

"Kept herself on top"?  Are you saying  Moolah had a Dusty Rhodes-type
of a deal, so she could decide whether or not anyone would beat her?
Did she *own* the belt?  What exactly was the situation?

At the time, I found it interesting that even while the various
federations were feuding, they all recognized the same women champs.
Of course, this all ended when McMahon took over and had Wendi
Richter win the belt.  He then had a new, effeminate belt made,
and he dubbed the title something like the "WWF Ladies' Championship."

I was in my mid-teens at the time, and political correctness wasn't
all the rage yet, but even then I thought the whole thing was insulting
to women.  The GLOW came around and redefined the term... ;-)

What happened there?  If Moolah did own the title, did she sell out
to McMahon and forfeit control?

Who owned the women's tag titles?  McMahon also took over these, but
I think he kept the same belts.  Were these truly independent titles
that basically all the feds recognized, and then McMahon "stole" them?
McMahon has a history of stealing titles, so it wouldn't surprise me.

>I think a women's wrestling federation along the lines of the
>Japanese feds could be successful in this country.  But it would
>require an imaginative promoter willing to take a big risk.

It would be a big risk.  I wouldn't even doing it unless I had a lot
of money and virtually everyone one of the top female wrestlers
available locked into an iron-clad contract for five years or so.

Otherwise, if I became successful, McMahon might just come along
and steal all my wrestlers and bring them to the WWF.  They would
blindly go, and hopefully they would save all the money he paid
them so that when he wrecked the whole women's scene they could
have some way to pay the bills.  Perhaps the WBF bodybuilders could
give them some tips on this.

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From: marine@ils.nwu.edu (Colette Marine)
Subject: Re: Jim Garvin
Organization: The Institute for the Learning Sciences
Date: Fri, 8 Jan 1993 06:31:22 GMT

***** Posting from a friend's account *****

In article <1993Jan7.174223.19709@zip.eecs.umich.edu> macika@emunix.emich.edu (Dominic Macika (Ass. Lab Supervisor)) writes:
>In article <1ife0aINNi5k@darkstar.UCSC.EDU> kipilman@cats.ucsc.edu (Lou Kipilman) writes:
>[RE: Jim Garvin's history...]
>
>Eep!  Thanks, didn't even realize I missed that one.  I remember some
>excellant matches he had against Martel for the AWA belt...
>-- 
>Dominic Macika
>
I saw a couple of these matches at the Rosemont Horizon (Illinois) in 1984 or
1985.  They were pretty good--in the first one, Martel did a Frankensteiner-
type move to Garvin, drawing "ooooh's" from the crowd; Garvin won by DQ, how-
ever, by throwing himself over the top rope when Martel tried to smash his 
head into the turnbuckle.  In the second match, Baron Von Raschke was in 
Martel's corner--but in drag, saying s/he was "Bertha" Raschke, there to 
prevent interference by Precious.  Bertha got a good eye poke in on Garvin 
and also caused a Garvin crotch job on the ropes.  One elbow drop later,
Martel won it.

Jared D. Brame



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From: ventura@camelot.bradley.edu (Brian Wawczak)
Subject: Nonday Night Raw
Organization: Bradley University
Date: 12 Jan 93 17:53:56 GMT

For whatever reason, I haven't seen any reviews on Monday Night Raw yet. Maybe
everybody's afraid to be the first one to admit it:

Monday Night Raw was Great!

First off, I won't kid anyone, the workrate in all the matches was good for
the WWF, but bad by all of our standards.   

The matches were live from the Manhattan Center, which looked like a very
classy Center Stage Theater. The crowd heat was incredible! The place was
rocking!

The announcers were McMahon, Savage, and this other clown Ron Bartlett 
(apparently another lame New York DJ- If you want to get real talent, bring in
Steve & Garry from Chicago!). Anyways, McMahon was at is wise-ass best. All
three had this bit that went like this:

McMahon: It's Monday Night RRRAWWWWW!
Savage: Uncensored!
Bartlet: Uncooked!
McMahon: Uncuuuuttttttttt!!!!!!

This was repeated about 50 times throughout the show!

Match 1 saw Yokozuna destroy Koko. The workrate was abyssmal, but Yoko drew
big time heat.

Match 2 had the Steiners destroy two masked Executioners. Basically the same
match that was on Challenge. The finisher, however, was a Rick Bulldog from
the top. No Frankensteiner or Tilt-A-Whirl. Man, the Steiners were working
REAL rough, though.

The Clown was almost attacked by a couple of punk teenagers in the audience!

The next match, and the best, was Boy Toy vs. Max Moon for the I-C belt. ( I
thought Moon was gone!?!). Pretty good match, although they had to skip to a
commercial halfway through. Moon got a two count with his fireman's carry
somersault slam, then Michaels, in typical WWF style, got up and hit Moon with
a karate kick for the pin about 3 seconds later.

McMahon had a great interview with Razor, mang. It ended when Razor threw his
toothpick into McMahon's face (looked unscripted) and McMahon got mad.  

Last match was Undertaker versus Demento. Awful workrate, but some
decent moves. Undertaker won.

Heenan was trying to get in for the entire show, with various skits with him
dressed in drag and as the Jewish uncle of Ron Bartlett.


Show ended with Crush chasing the clown around the ring.

I though this wa a great show, and it reminded me a lot of the WWF from 1985.
There were a lot of aspects that took me back to that period. I think the
Manhattan Center is a great place to have the matches, and the New York crowds
will definitely make it exciting.

In concluding, I wish I would have taped this show. It was definitely pretty
good!
--

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"I'm a 60 minute man, and I'm ALL night long! WOOOOOO!!!"
        - "The Real World's Heavyweight Champion"(tm)  Ric Flair
From: bh929@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Mike Palij)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.pro-wrestling
Subject: Monday Night Raw?
Date: 12 Jan 1993 16:35:16 GMT
Organization: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH (USA)
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Did anybody watch this last night?  What happened?
Will someone post the matchs and stuff?
-- 
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From: mjenkins@alfred.carleton.ca (Michael Jenkinson)
Subject: ISNet Wrestling echo
Organization: Carleton University
Date: Sat, 2 Jan 1993 22:01:50 GMT

So I post a message to the ISNet Wrestling Echo on a local BBS about the
speculation here that the main event at Wrestlemania 9 may in fact be
Ric Flair vs. Curt Hennig.

The response?

"Who is Curt Hennig?"

Mark-a-mania running wild.

Michael
From: Don Becker <grendel@jaflrn.UUCP>
Newsgroups: rec.sport.pro-wrestling
Subject: Re: Steve DiSalvo "Humor"
Date: Sat, 09 Jan 93 21:25:20 EST
Organization: The Wizzard's Cave, East Meadow, NY

rusbasan@expert.cc.purdue.edu (Bob Rusbasan) writes:

> Does *anyone* really still find the "Steve DiSalvo" thing funny?  I 
> know the people that post this think that they're being funny, but 
> does anyone actually read those posts and laugh?
 
I wasn't posting it to be funny. If I wanted to be funny, I would've said 
something like "The man who used to be known as The Ultimate Warrior" or 
something. I was just doing it because, well, it seemed like the thing to 
do.
 
No, I didn't think it was funny, either, but what the hell? :)
 
--Don

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From: jsteeves@ac.dal.ca (Jason Steeves)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.pro-wrestling
Subject: Re: Belts
Date: 12 Jan 93 21:23:23 -0400
Organization: Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

In article <-Xg=F1_@engin.umich.edu>, joepet@kodiak.engin.umich.edu (Joseph L Petrow) writes:

> Shoudn't that be DiBiase/Roberts/DiBiase/Virgil/DiBiase?  If it is indeed
> a fake belt, then Jake's "title reign" should be counted also...

No. Jake never was "Million Dollar Champion". He simply stole the belt and
carried it around in Damien's bag for awhile.


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From: marv.bloom@rose.com (marv bloom)
Subject: MirrorMan...(tm)
Organization: Rose Media Inc, Toronto, Ontario.
Date: Thu, 7 Jan 1993 02:58:38 GMT
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Date Entered: 01-06-93 21:55
D(:From: dauria@csa.bu.edu (David DAuria)

D(:Well he could wear a hockey goalie mask to protect those good looks:-).
D(:(Do you really think some one whose in love with himself will risk
D(:take greater that necessary risk with his face?  Also a good excuse for
D(:a mask)

 Couple of years ago when Stu Hart's Stampede Wrestling (from Calgary) 
was still around they had some asshole that rassled in a goalie mask 
and went by the name of Jason (how Original).
 
 It was a "slam bam" style and generally composed of smaller guys that 
the WWF wouldn't even look at back then (Owen Hart, Brian Pillman, 
Chris Benoit), their only really "heavyweight" made it to the WWF (Bad 
News Brown), for the other it took a little longer (Owen {Blue Blazer} 
Hart).
 
 I'm really surprised that Cowpie never picked up Benoit (talk about 
an Organization that has a "Belt" for almost everything, they missed 
out on a World Lightweight Championship Tagteam, and we're talking a 
real Oldtime 60 Minute non-stop WAR, or at the least give said 
"Lightweight" Title section some real Competition/Work Ethic).
 
 Oh, this past weekend's WTBS showed a two year old match and Vader 
was "listed" at 399lbs and frankly he had a larger girth back then. 
Just wondering where the other 51lbs are, surely not in his Bank 
Account (with Cowpie's austerity measures).
 
  Regards
   Marv
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From: Don Becker <grendel@jaflrn.UUCP>
Newsgroups: rec.sport.pro-wrestling
Subject: Re: Suplex list
Date: Mon, 11 Jan 93 21:11:27 EST
Organization: The Wizzard's Cave, East Meadow, NY

joepet@silvercornish.engin.umich.edu (Joseph L Petrow) writes:

> > (.sig deleted because it doesn't contain GENESIS!)
 
Well, I may be a prog rock freak, but the reason I haven't listed Genesis 
yet is because I'm still deciding which should be thhe first Genesis CD to 
get: Selling England By The Pound or The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway? :)
 
> I saw this, and I was very much impressed like you.  However, I consider that
> a cage to MAT suplex, and I referring to something from the top of the cage t
> the OUTSIDE FLOOR!  Nothing I'll see in my lifetime, I'm sure.

Yeah...That might hurt a bit, no matter how good you are at taking bumps. 
But I already suggested that Cactus Jack might try something like that!
 
--Don

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