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Monday 22 April, 1985 event

* Mark Batten d. Speedy Talltree
* Mike Sharpe d. Brad Batten
* Randy Rose and Doug Somers d. Billy Joe Travis and Davey Haskins
* Ted Oates and Jerry Oates d. Mr. Wrestling and Mr. X
* The Louisville Sluggers d. Chic Donovan and Jerry Bryant
* Jerry Oski d. Lanny Poffo
* Austin Idol d. Bobby Colt
* Tommy Rich d. Moondog Rex
* The Fabulous Ones d. The Pretty Young Things (DQ) (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Randy Savage NC Jerry Lawler (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
Mickey Poole

Wrestler who was briefly active in the Memphis territory in 1977, then again for a one-off appearance in 1994.

Poole had no previous experience in the wrestling business before being introduced as manager of Jerry Lawler.

## Career

### 1977

Served as manager/second of Jerry Lawler from May. Also managed The Samoans. Poole was shaved bald after Lawler lost a hair vs car match to Bill Dundee on Monday 22 August.

* Monday 4 July - with Ratamyus against Bob Ellis and Leroy Brown
* Monday 11 July - against Bob Ellis and Leroy Brown (Handicap Match)
* Monday 8 August - with Leroy Brown against Plowboy Frazier (Handicap Match)

### 1994

Poole reappeared on Monday 11 July to distract Jerry Lawler in a match with Tommy Rich, allowing Rich to incapacitate Lawler with ether and win. He did not appear on the following TV show (reportedly because his mother had scolded him for attacking Lawler ), leaving Rich to explain that Poole was still angry about having his head shaved in 1977. He made no further appearances in the promotion.
Monday 16 May, 1983 event

* The Ace of Spades d. Bobby Fulton
* King Cobra d. The Angel
* Stagger Lee, Mad Dog, Terry Taylor, Carl Fergie and Steve O d. The Bruise Brothers, The Lone Ranger and The Galaxians
* Rock 'n' Roll Express NC The Galaxians
* Duke Myers and Bobby Eaton against The Fabulous Ones (Southern Tag Team Championship vs the hair of Jim Cornette)
* Bill Dundee d. Dutch Mantel (Scaffold match for the Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Ken Patera d. Jerry Lawler (CWA International Championship)
Monday 10 October, 1977 Event

* Jim Garvin d. Leroy Brown
* Pat Barrett drew Terry Gordy
* Giant Frazier d. Bruce Swayze (DQ)
* Bicentennial Kings NC Scott Casey and Robert Gibson
* Mr. Wrestling d. Ratamyus
* The Samoans d. Norvell Austin and Bill Dundee (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Jerry Lawler d. Jimmy Valiant (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
Monday 10 June, 1991 event

## Monday 10 June, 1991 event

### Next event

Monday 17 June

* Bill Dundee d. Tar-Ga
* Danny Davis d. Chris Candino
* Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller d. Tex Salinger and The Executioner
* Carl Styles and Eric Embry d. Doug Gilbert and Eddie Gilbert
* Tony Anthony and Dirty White Girl NC Miss Texas and Tom Prichard
* Eric Embry d. Jeff Jarrett (DQ)
* Jerry Lawler d. Texas Ranger
Monday 1 December, 1980 event

* Sonny King NC Ken Lucas
* Tony Charles d. Gypsy Joe
* Ricky Morton drew The Angel
* Bobby Eaton d. Robert Gibson
* Tommy Gilbert and Eddie Gilbert d. Guy Mitchell and Roger Kirby (DQ) (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Tommy Rich and Koko Ware d. Tojo Yamamoto and Jimmy Valiant (No Disqualification match)
Masters of the Orient

Tag team consisting of Araya and Okano who wrestled in the USWA during 1994.

## Career

### 1994

The team, said to be on a tour of America, was billed as the WING International Tag Team Champions on arrival, when in reality the W\*ING promotion had closed in March of that year.

* Saturday 25 June - against Colorado Kid and Tony Williams
* Saturday 2 July - against Jerry Lawler and Brian Christopher
* Monday 4 July - against PG-13 (WING International Tag Title match)
* Saturday 9 July - against PG-13 (WING International Tag Title match)
Monday 11 May, 1987 event

* J.T. Southern drew The Hunter
* Mr. Helo and Mr. Shima d. Big Bubba and Mighty Goliath
* Downtown Bruno d. Tojo Yamamoto (DQ)
* Jack Hart d. Alan West
* Jeff Jarrett d. Moondog Spot (Mid-America Heavyweight Championship)
* Mark Starr and Billy Travis d. Pat Tanaka and Paul Diamond (International Heavyweight Championship)
* Austin Idol and Tommy Rich d. Rocky Johnson and Bill Dundee
Monday 13 March, 1978 event

* Mr. Seki d. Kojak
* Lord Darth Vader d. Roger Howell
* Terry Sawyer d. Jim Starr (DQ)
* Steve Kyle d. Steve Jackson
* Jos LeDuc d. Don Kernodle
* Karate demonstration by Ron Slinker
* Jerry Lawler d. Jos LeDuc (DQ)
* Jerry Lawler and Bill Dundee d. Sonny King and Norvell Austin (DQ) (Southern Tag Team Championship)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 8009. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

Lawler vs LeDuc was not advertised.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 12 June, 1978 event

* King Cobra drew The Bounty Hunter
* Hans Schroeder and Norvell Austin d. Kojak and Steve Brodie
* Porkchop Cash d. John Louie
* Tommy Gilbert and Steve Kyle d. The Assassins
* Mike Bowyer and Frankie Laine d. Jimmy Valiant and Bill Dundee
* Sonny King d. Rocky Johnson
* Jerry Lawler d. Jos LeDuc (No disqualification, no time limit match)

Lawler was injured when thrown onto the ringside announcer's table.

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 6105. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

The advertised card had Lane/Bowyer vs Gilbert/Kyle and a Bill Dundee/Gorgeous George Jr. match

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 22 May, 1978 event

* Wayne Farris d. Mike Hendricks
* Tommy Gilbert d. Danny Davis
* Kojak d. Ron Slinker
* Norvell Austin d. Steve Kyle (Stretcher match)
* Rocky Johnson and Porkchop Cash against Mike Bowyer and Frankie Laine (w/ Gorgeous George Jr., who was handcuffed to Bill Dundee)
* Bill Dundee d. Sonny King (DQ)
* Jos LeDuc and John Louie NC Jimmy Valiant and Jerry Lawler (Southern Tag Team Championship held up)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 4740. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

Jerry Bryant was the advertised opponent for Tommy Gilbert

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 11 July, 1977 event

* The Hollywood Blonds d. Norvell Austin and Jerry Bryant
* Arman Hussian d. Ratamyus (No time limit)
* The Exterminators d. Jim Garvin and Chief Bold Eagle (Exterminators masks at stake)
* Bob Ellis d. Leroy Brown and Mickey Poole (Handicap match)
* Paul Orndorff d. Igor (Southern Heavyweight Championship vs Igor's mask)
* Bill Dundee d. Jerry Lawler (w/ Mickey Poole) (Cage match where Lawler had to pin Dundee twice in 15 minutes. The match was for $4000 of Dundee's money against Lawler's Cadillac)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 8044. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.
Monday 11 January, 1982 event

* Tojo Yamamoto and Ricky Morton drew The Nightmares (Nightmare and Speed)
* Bobby Eaton d. Roy Rogers
* Dream Machine d. Ric McCord
* Stan Lane and Sweet Brown Sugar d. Don Anderson and Dutch Mantel
* Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson d. The Midnight Express (Norvell Austin and Dennis Condrey) (No Disqualification match)
* Jerry Lawler, Bill Dundee and Steve Keirn d. Jimmy Hart, The Cuban Assassin and The Iranian Assassin (Elimination Match)

## Notes

* The main event was not advertised as an elimination match.
Shurkahn Rel'Vani

Son of Sassandra and Xungos Rel'Vani. Brother to Jezzara and Ryn’valo. Left the Underdark at a very inopportune time due to a dare by his not-girlfriend Vyk’Trye Do’val and had to be rescued by Vicnitra and Charaste. Became part of the Clean-Up Crew as a Way of Tranquility Monk. Returned to the Underdark early so as not to end up stuck in the Feywild Court when their magic ran out. Was Chosen by Lolth to be a sorcerer in spite of Krentyrr's poisoning. Was grounded to the Underdark for the better part of a century.
Monday 25 March, 1991 event

## Monday 25 March, 1991 event

### Next event

Monday 1 April

* Billy Joe Travis d. Eli The Eliminator
* Danny Davis drew Gary Young
* Uptown Bruno d. J.C. Ice
* El Grande Pistolero d. Night Train Jackson
* Bill Dundee d. Steve Austin (Coal Miner's Glove Match)
* The Texas Hangmen d. Eddie Gilbert and Jeff Jarrett
* Eric Embry and Tom Prichard NC Jerry Lawler and Steve Keirn
Monday 23 October, 1995 event

* Steven Dunn d. Kip Morris
* Doug Gilbert d. Brandon Baxter (Piledriver match)
* PG-13 d. Bob Armstrong and Steve Armstrong (DQ) (USWA Tag Team Championship)
* Billy Jack Haynes d. Tracy Smothers
* Brian Christopher d. Jesse James Armstrong (USWA Heavyweight Championship)
* Jesse James Armstrong, Steve Armstrong and Tracy Smothers d. Doug Gilbert, Brian Christopher and Billy Jack Haynes (Texas Death Match)
Monday 14 December, 1981 event

* Gypsy Joe drew Tojo Yamamoto
* The Midnight Express ([[Dennis Condrey)) and Norvell Austin) d. Ricky Morton and Roy Rogers
* Dream Machine d. Ric McCord
* Dutch Mantel d. Stan Lane (DQ) (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Bill Dundee and Steve Keirn d. The Cuban Assassin and The Iranian Assassin (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Bill Dundee, Ricky Gibson and Jimmy Valiant d. Sweet Brown Sugar, Bobby Eaton and Super Destroyer
Lauren Davenport

**Beverly Hampton**  (died 10 October, 2006) was a wrestler and manager under the name Lauren Davenport in the USWA between 1992 and 1994.

Davenport died in an automobile accident in October 2006.

## Career

### 1992

After several weeks of scouting wrestlers at ringside, Davenport introduced Tony Falk as her 'Man of the 90s' on Saturday 28 March. He failed to meet her expectations and was soon replaced by a wrestler of the same name. Davenport also managed Psycho, Mike Miller and Eddie Gilbert during the year.

On Monday 13 July, 1992 she had to eat dog food as the result of Mike Miller losing to Billy Joe Travis

* Monday 6 April - with Nurse Kratchet against Dirty White Girl and Miss Texas
* Monday 13 April - against Miss Texas (USWA Women's Championship)
* Monday 13 April - with Miss Jennifer, Tony Falk and Big Black Dog against Tony Anthony, Dirty White Girl, Tom Prichard and Miss Texas
* Monday 20 April - against Miss Texas (USWA Women's Championship)
* Monday 27 April - against Dirty White Girl (USWA Women's Championship)
* Monday 27 April - with Man of the 90s against Tony Falk and Miss Jennifer
* Monday 4 May - against Miss Jennifer (Street Fight Match)
* Monday 15 June - against Miss Jennifer (Boxing match)
* Monday 15 June - against Candy Cane (Boxing match)
* Monday 22 June - against Dirty White Girl (Boxing match)
* Monday 20 July - with Mike Miller against Billy Joe Travis and Bertha Travis
* Monday 27 July - with Mike Miller against Billy Joe Travis and Miss Texas
* Monday 3 August - against Miss Texas (Street Fight Match)
* Monday 10 August - against Candy Cane (Boxing match)
* Monday 17 August - with Moondog Fifi against Miss Texas and Dirty White Girl
* Monday 24 August - against Miss Texas (USWA Women's Championship)
* Monday 31 August - against Miss Texas (USWA Women's Championship)
* Monday 26 October - against Miss Texas (USWA Women's Championship)
* Monday 2 November - against Miss Texas (USWA Women's Championship Lumberjack match)
* Monday 16 November - with Mike Miller against Bart Sawyer and Miss Texas
* Monday 23 November - against Miss Texas (USWA Women's Championship)

### 1993

* Monday 11 January - against Leslie Belanger
* Monday 18 January - with Leslie Belanger against Miss Texas and Sapphire
* Monday 29 March - against Miss Texas
* Monday 20 December - against Sweet Georgia Brown
* Monday 27 December - against Sweet Georgia Brown (Special referee Bert Prentice)

### 1994

* Monday 3 January - with Bert Prentice against Reggie B. Fine and Sweet Georgia Brown
* Monday 10 January - against Sweet Georgia Brown (Street Fight Match)
* Monday 17 January - with Bert Prentice against Lee Womack and Sweet Georgia Brown (Street Fight Match)

## External links

* Cagematch.net profile
* WrestlingData.com profile

## References

1. ↑ WrestlingClassics.com
2. ↑ Cagematch.net profile
Monday 1 October, 1979 event

* Ken Wayne and Buddy Wayne vs Roger Howell and Hector Guerrero
* The Fabulous Freebirds vs Steve Regal and Koko Ware
* The Blond Bombers d. Ricky Morton and Sonny King (No time limit, No Disqualification hair vs Southern Tag Team Championship.
* Billy Graham vs Ron Bass
* Bill Dundee d. Jerry Lawler (No Disqualification hair vs Southern Heavyweight Championship and $5000 with Plowboy Frazier special referee)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 5032. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 26 December, 1977 event

Jerry Lawler was not cleared to wrestle after the attack by Jimmy Valiant on Sunday 18 December. He was at ringside taking signatures on a petition to reinstate Valiant so he could face him in the ring.

* Jerry Bryant, Tommy Gilbert and Robert Gibson drew Sonny King, Frankie Laine and David Shultz
* Norvell Austin d. Gorgeous George Jr. (Tri-State Heavyweight Championship)
* Mr. Wrestling d. Frankie Laine
* Plowboy Frazier and Big Red d. Phil Hickerson and Dennis Condry (w/ Al Costello) (DQ) (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Bill Dundee d. The Mongolian Stomper (DQ) (Southeastern Heavyweight Championship)
* Bill Dundee won a 17 man Battle Royale

## Notes

The Tri-State and Southeastern championships were likely fictional. Another match, for a probably fictional North American title was advertised between Doug Gilbert (champion) and Mr. Wrestling.

The Battle Royale likely involved the 16 men on the card plus one more.

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 5009. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 10 December, 1979 event

* Steve Regal d. Ken Wayne
* Paul Ellering and Billy Robinson d. The Assassins
* Koko Ware d. The Super Destroyer
* Sonny King and Tojo Yamamoto d. Ricky Morton and Big Red
* Nick Bockwinkel d. Jerry Lawler (DQ) (AWA World Heavyweight Championship vs CWA World Heavyweight Championship)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 5981. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

Koko Ware was advertised as Ellering's partner, with Ellering facing Super Destroyer.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 14 May, 1979 event

Three matches were part of a tournament to win a van

* Tommy Gilbert d. Danny Davis (Tournament match)
* Tony Charles d. Plowboy Frazier (Tournament match)
* Dick Slater d. Kevin Sullivan (Tournament match)
* Toru Tanaka and Mr. Fuji d. Bill Dundee and Robert Fuller (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Terry Boulder (with Jerry Lawler) d. The Mongolian Stomper (with Gorgeous George Jr.) (DQ) (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Jerry Lawler d. Jimmy Golden (No Disqualification, Loser Leaves Town match)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 5300. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

Terry Boulder was advertised as a 'mystery wrestler'.

Some sources show Tony Charles as 'Kevin' Charles.

Danny Davis replaced Rick Connors from the advertised card.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 20 March, 1978 event

* Terry Sawyer d. Al Costello
* Mr. Seki d. Bearcat Brown
* Steve Kyle and Kojak d. Jim Starr and Norvell Austin (with Sonny King (DQ)
* Ron Slinker d. Roger Howell
* Bill Dundee d. Jimmy Valiant (DQ)
* Jerry Lawler d. Jos LeDuc (DQ)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 5416. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

Slinker was advertised in a full contact karate exhibition against Don Cox. The main event was advertised as a handicap match between Lawler and LeDuc/Sonny King.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 12 February, 1979 event

* Buzz Sawyer d. Roger Howell
* Jimmy Golden d. Chris Colt
* The Assassins d. Bill Dundee and Tommy Gilbert
* Don Fargo (w/ Al Greene) d. Robert Gibson (World Brass Knuckles Championship)
* Toru Tanaka d. Ron Fuller (forfeit) (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Dennis Condrey, Don Carson and Austin Idol d. Jerry Lawler, Jackie Fargo and Roughhouse Fargo

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 6318. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

A Dennis Condrey/Don Carson vs Les Thatcher and Rip Smith match was advertised.

Some sources have 'Don' Fargo in the main event instead of Roughhouse.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 23 October, 1989 event

## Monday 23 October, 1989 event

### Next event

Monday 30 October

* Freddie d. PY Chu Hi (countout)
* Bill Dundee d. Kevin Dillinger
* The Violator d. Dustin Rhodes
* Dutch Mantel d. Mike Davis
* Jeff Jarrett and Master of Pain d. Wild Side
* Ricky Morton and Bill Dundee d. The Black Birds
* Kerry Von Erich d. Tony Anthony (DQ) (CWA Southwestern Championship)
* The Soultaker d. Jerry Lawler (Unified Heavyweight Championship)
Monday 10 May, 1982 event

* Tojo Yamamoto and Gypsy Joe d. Roy Rogers and Bobby Fulton
* The Iron Sheik d. Bobby Fulton
* Dutch Mantel and Stan Lane d. The Angel and Dream Machine
* Jerry Lawler d. Jimmy Hart and J.R. Hart (Handicap match)
* The Midnight Express (Dennis Condrey and Norvell Austin) d. Steve Keirn and Bill Dundee (Southern Tag Team Championship)
Monday 15 December, 1986 event

* Mason Dixon Connection drew Tony Burton and Boy Tony
* Jonathon Boyd d. Davey Haskins
* Memphis Vice d. Goliath and Downtown Bruno
* Paul Diamond and Pat Tanaka d. Akio Sato and Tarzan Goto (Stretcher match for CWA International Tag Team Championship)
* Big Bubba d. Tommy Rich (DQ)
* The Rock 'n' Roll RPMs d. Jeff Jarrett and Billy Joe Travis (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* The Great Kabuki d. Jerry Lawler
Master Blaster

*Wrestlers known as 'Master Blaster' also appeared in 1985 and 1997.*

**Mark Canterbury** (born March 16, 1964)  appeared in the USWA during 1991 as the masked 'Master Blaster'.

In 1992, Canterbury worked for World Championship Wrestling as Shanghai Pierce, and in the World Wrestling Federation as Henry O. Godwinn from 1994 to 1998

## Career

### 1991

* Saturday 25 May - with Freezer Thompson, Tex Salinger, Tony Anthony and Tom Prichard against Eddie Gilbert, Danny Davis, Hurricane Walker and Freezer Thompson
* Monday 27 May - with Tex Salinger against Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller
* Monday 3 June - with Tex Salinger against Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller
* Saturday 1 June - with Tom Prichard and Tex Salinger against Bill Dundee, Chris Candino and Ben Jordan
Monday 22 April, 1991 event

* Danny Davis d. Night Train Jackson
* El Grande Pistolero d. Brian Christopher
* J.C. Ice d. Uptown Bruno
* Bill Dundee and Steve Keirn NC The Texas Hangmen
* Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller d. Steve Austin and Tom Prichard
* Eric Embry d. Eddie Gilbert
* Eric Embry, Steve Austin, The Texas Hangmen and Tom Prichard NC Bill Dundee, Eddie Gilbert, Jeff Jarrett, Robert Fuller and Steve Keirn
Monday 25 May, 1981 event

* Chick Donovan d. Eddie Gilbert
* Atsushi Onita, Masa Fuchi, Tojo Yamamoto and The Nightmares beat Koko Ware, Ron Sexton, Sonny King, Plowboy Frazier and Dutch Mantel
* Kevin Sullivan and Wayne Ferris d. Bill Dundee and Dream Machine (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Roy Rogers d. Wayne Ferris (Boxer vs Wrestler match)
* Jerry Lawler d. Terry Funk (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
Little Coco

**Stanley C. Littlejohn** (born 1953, died 16 May, 1993) was a midget wrestler who appeared in Memphis in 1978 and 1988

Appeared in a number of territories across the United States and Canada between the mid-1970s and late 1980s.

## Career

### 1978

* 18 December - with Bearcat Brown against Terry Sawyer and Lord Littlebrook

### 1979

* 8 August - with Candi Devine against Downtown Bruno and Sylvia
* 8 August - against Sonny Boy Cantrell

## External links

* Cagematch.net profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Monday 15 July, 1996 event

* Brickhouse Brown and Reggie B. Fine d. Bart Sawyer and Flex Kavana (USWA Tag Team Championship)
* Miss Texas d. Samantha
* Bill Rush d. Scott Bowden
* Bill Dundee d. Wolfie D (Weapons match)
* Brian Christopher d. Punisher (USWA Heavyweight Championship)
* Frank Morrell and Tony Falk d. Brian Christopher and Doug Gilbert
* Jerry Lawler d. Tony Williams
* Sid Vicious d. Jeff Jarrett (DQ) (Unified Heavyweight Championship)
Mike Stark

The Iron Man

Lord Humongous

**Mike Stark** (born 22 April, 1950)  appeared in Memphis under his real name, as 'The Iron Man' and as one of several incarnations of Lord Humongous.

He had previously been an All-American football player at Memphis State University between 1969 and 1971. When a knee injury ruined his chances at an NFL career he took up wrestling. He was trained by Herb Welch alongside David Schultz.

Nicknamed 'The Mule' in 1977. That year he held the Tennessee state bench press record and was billed as state arm wrestling champion.

## Career

### 1977

On Saturday 12 November, Stark knocked Bill Dundee out with a roll of coins during their match, sparking a feud.

* Thursday 3 April - against Ken Dillinger
* Thursday 3 April - Flagpole Battle Royale against Tommy Rich d. Bill Dundee, Black Panther, Dennis Condrey, Dr. Frank, Gorgeous George Jr., Ken Dillinger, Phil Hickerson, Plowboy Frazier, Porkchop Cash, Ricky Gibson, Robert Gibson and Tommy Gilbert
* Sunday 19 June - against Rocky Johnson (No Disqualification match)

### 1978

* Tuesday 12 September (as The Iron Man) - against Steve Kyle

## Notes

Some sources say he played for the St. Louis Cardinals of the NFL and Hamilton Tiger Cats of the CFL.

## References

1. ↑ WrestlingData.com profile
2. ↑ Memphis program - 18 July, 1977
Monday 14 November, 1988 event

## Monday 14 November, 1988 event

### Next event

Monday 21 November

* Mike Davis d. Brickhouse Brown
* Scott Steiner d. Tommy Lane
* Mike Miller d. Todd Morton
* Brian Adams d. The Executioner
* Sid Vicious d. Bill Dundee
* Sylvia d. Downtown Bruno
* Gary Young and Cactus Jack d. Robert Fuller and Jimmy Golden (Football Match)
* Jeff Jarrett d. Eric Embry (DQ) (WCCW Light Heavyweight Championship)
* Phil Hickerson NC Brian Lee (CWA Heavyweight Championship held up)
* Jerry Lawler d. The Botswana Beast (AWA World Heavyweight Championship)
Monday 20 August, 1979 event

* Dallas Montgomery d. Ken Wayne
* The Fabulous Freebirds d. Tommy Gilbert and Eddie Gilbert
* Terry Boulder d. Sonny King
* Ricky Morton d. Ron Bass (DQ) (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* The Blond Bombers d. Jimmy Valiant and Steve Regal (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Jerry Lawler d. Bill Dundee

## Notes

The Lawler/Dundee match replaced Bass/Dundee for the Southern title. Ricky Morton was promoted to the title match and Dallas Montgomery filled his spot against Wayne.
Monday 18 March, 1985 event

## Monday 18 March, 1985 event

### Next event

Monday 25 March

* Jerry Oski d. Jerry Bryant
* The Louisville Sluggers d. The Wild Hoggs
* Adrian Street and Mr. Wrestling d. The Batten Twins
* Debbie Combs d. Miss Linda
* Dutch Mantel d. Mike Sharpe
* The Fabulous Ones d. Eddie Gilbert and Lanny Poffo
* Randy Savage d. Jerry Lawler (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
Monday 1 December, 1986 event

* Boy Tony and Goliath d. Tracy Smothers and Davey Haskins
* Tom Burton d. John Paul
* Jeff Jarrett and Billy Joe Travis DDQ Akio Sato and Tarzan Goto (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* The Rock 'n' Roll RPMs d. Memphis Vice
* The Great Kabuki and Tojo Yamamoto d. Paul Diamond and Pat Tanaka
* Big Bubba d. Jerry Lawler (Throw in the towel match)
* Jeff Jarrett d. Jonathon Boyd
Men on a Mission

Men on a Mission

Tag team consisting of Nelson Knight/Mabel and Bobby Knight/Mo, which originally appeared in the USWA under the name 'Harlem Knights', then as 'Men on a Mission' in guest appearances while under contract to the WWF.

## Career

### 1993

From late March, through April, they were managed by Mike Samples. In their last TV match in mid-April they were managed by Richard Lee.

* Saturday 13 March - against The Cowboy, Tim Sadler and Ash Masters
* Monday 15 March - against Tony Falk and Mr. Clyde
* Monday 15 March - with Brian Christopher against Jerry Lawler, Danny Davis and Jeff Jarrett
* Saturday 20 March - against T.D. Steele and Tim Sadler
* Monday 22 March - against Jeff Jarrett and Big Boss Man
* Saturday 27 March - against Jerry Turman and Tim Sadler
* Monday 29 March - against Jerry Lawler and Jeff Jarrett
* Saturday 3 April - against Jerry Turman and T.D. Steele
* Monday 5 April - against The Moondogs
* Saturday 10 April - against Tim Sadler and Don Kelly
* Monday 12 April - with Scotty Flamingo, Mike Samples and Brian Christopher against Jerry Lawler, Jeff Jarrett, Richard Lee and The Moondogs
* Saturday 17 April - against Tim Sadler and Sam Norris
* Monday 17 May - Tag team Battle Royale against Jerry Lawler and Koko B. Ware, The Moondogs, The Masters of Terror, PG-13, Simply Divine and two other teams.

### 1994

* Monday 28 November - against Sid Vicious and Spellbinder
* Monday 5 December - against Sid Vicious and Spellbinder

### 1996

* Saturday 9 March - against Ripley Prim and The Shadow
* Monday 18 March - against Brian Christopher and Isaac Yankem
* Saturday 23 March - against Jesse James Armstrong and Davey Haskins
* Monday 1 April - against Brian Christopher and Moondog Spot
* Monday 8 April - against Brian Christopher (USWA Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 8 April - with Reggie B. Fine against Jerry Lawler, Moondog Spot and Brian Christopher
* Monday 15 April - with Reggie B. Fine and Brickhouse Brown against Brian Christopher, Jesse James Armstrong and The Moondogs
* Monday 17 June - against Doug Gilbert and Tommy Rich
Monday 10 January, 1994 event

* Reggie B. Fine d. Ken Morris
* Del Rios d. J.C. Ice
* Mike Anthony d. Wolfie D
* Vampire Warrior d. Tony Williams
* Skull Von Crush d. King Cobra
* Bert Prentice d. Lee Womack (Boxing match)
* Lauren Davenport d. Sweet Georgia Brown (Street Fight match)
* The Bruise Brothers d. Far 2 Wild to win the USWA Tag Team Championship
* Steve Keirn d. Tommy Rich
* Jerry Lawler and Brian Christopher d. Tommy Rich and Doug Gilbert (special referee Steve Keirn)
Monday 21 May, 1979 event

Matches were held as part of a tournament to win a van.

* Tommy Gilbert d. Larry Cheatam (Tournament match)
* Tony Charles d. Wayne Farris (Tournament match)
* Thunderbolt Patterson d. Sputnik Monroe Jr. (Tournament match)
* Mr. Fuji and Toru Tanaka d. Robert Fuller and Bill Dundee (DQ) (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Jerry Lawler and Terry Boulder d. The Mongolian Stomper and Gorgeous George Jr.

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 4392. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

A Boris Malenko/Tommy Gilbert tournament match did not happen.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 19 November, 1984 event

## Monday 19 November, 1984 event

### Next event

Tuesday 27 November

* Jason d. The Italian Stallion
* Tommy Gilbert d. Lanny Poffo
* Ronnie Garvin d. Phil Hickerson (National Heavyweight Championship)
* Angel d. Jimmy Hart
* Mike Sharpe d. Jerry Lawler (DQ) (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* The Dirty White Boys d. Jimmy Valiant and Rick Rude (Tar and Feather match)
* Kostia Korchenko d. Jacques Rougeau (Mid-America Heavyweight Championship)
* Eddie Gilbert d. Randy Savage (CWA International Heavyweight Championship)
Selemo

**Selemo** ist ein Lager in das die Kinder der Hexen gebracht werden und zu Wächtern ausgebildet. Sie sollen dort lernen die Menschen zu schützen und den Regeln des Königreiches folgen.

Die Ausbilder dort sind oft brutal und grausam zu den Hexenkinder, die alle ein Armband tragen, durch dass sie kontrolliert werden können. So wollen sie darauf achten dass sie sich an die Regeln halten.

Dieses Armband kann nur mit Königlichem Blut geöffnet werden. Und auch dies muss freiwillig gegeben werden.
Monday 13 May, 1991 event

* Little Tokyo and Tojo Yamamoto d. Danny Davis and Karate Kid
* Tony Anthony NC Eddie Gilbert
* Miss Texas d. Uptown Bruno (Loser Leaves Town match)
* Tom Prichard d. Steve Keirn (Loser Leaves Town match)
* Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller d. The Texas Hangmen (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Bill Dundee d. Eric Embry (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
Monday 17 April, 1978 event

* Jerry Bryant d. El Diablo
* Kojak d. Frank Dalton
* Norvell Austin d. Chief Bold Eagle
* Steve Kyle and Tommy Gilbert d. Ron Slinker and Al Costello
* John Louie (with Sonny King) d. Jerry Lawler
* John Louie won 12 man Elimination Match for $1500
* Bill Dundee and Jimmy Valiant d. Sonny King and Jos LeDuc two falls to one

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 4615. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Layla

A succubus with a desire to fit into the world, who lived for a time at the Penitentiary and Rehabilitation Center for Fiendish Visitors with her brother Sarik. During their stay, they met the flock, most of whom she still considers herself to be friendly with. Aste is the exception. After the first Day of Living Light, Layla and Sarik met the Clean-Up Crew, and when it became clear that the group was about to enter a fight that the two demonic siblings thought could not be won, they decided to take their two favorites via charm and run. Sarik chose Dawn, naturally - And Layla chose K, who despite being a stranger had caught her eye with his honest nature and shy temperament.

After some disagreement, they eventually became good friends with the Clean-Up Crew and decided to stay for a time in Opal City. They both went to Ember City, intended to be part of a planned 7-on-2 dragon fight which did not end up coming to pass. They also assisted with the Bitterbite town, fighting alongside the others despite they comparative lack of strength.

Throughout this, Layla and K became closer - with a little encouragement from Sarik in the form of trying to get the rest of the Crew to play up his sister's jealous nature. After the week long adventure, K and Layla were eventually married and had a son together - a boy named Uadal.
Mickey Jay

Appeared in the USWA during March and April 1991.

Later worked as a referee for World Championship Wrestling.

## Career

### 1991

* Saturday 23 March - with Keith Roberson against Billy Joe Travis and Jeff Jarrett
* Saturday 6 April - with Night Train Jackson against The Texas Hangmen
* Saturday 13 April - against Eric Embry
Monday 18 April, 1977 event

* George Wagner and Tommy Gilbert d. Porkchop Cash d. Ken Dillinger
* Pat McGinnis and David Schultz drew Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson (time limit)
* Dennis Condrey and Phil Hickerson (with Rock Hunter) d. Ron Fuller and Robert Fuller (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Tommy Rich and Bill Dundee d. The Von Steigers (NWA Southeastern Tag Team Championship)
* Paul Orndorff d. Dr. Frank (Loser never wrestles in Memphis again match)
* Rocky Johnson d. Jerry Lawler (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
Tabbris

The Cheat (*Trust No One*)

A clever, sharp-tongued tiefling with soft features despite his clear infernal heritage. His horns curve back smoothly and his hair is gently curled, but his lying nature shows to the insightful almost immediately. However, the powers that be seem to have allowed him to succeed this far in cheating the very rules of life and death. Neither a good ally or a safe enemy to have, best kept at an arm’s length. Jamie, however, seems to dote on him like a little brother - with all the expected hair-rustling and gentle shoving about.

His debts, naturally, come from his cheating nature - the kid learned how to rig any game the moment he learned how to play it. Only planned for the facade to hold for the short term, always intending to get the hell out of dodge and burn any bridge behind him.
Trick of the Moon's Light (Trick)

A Tabaxi boy of 10 eager to get into trouble at any given moment, no matter the kind, with little regard to consequence. (The most difficult to look after and the quickest to go missing should a blind eye be turned). He’s kind of been collectively adopted by the other parents in Thorncoast since turning up on the borderline a couple years back. Some thought to return him, worried that his family may be looking for their son, but he seemed uneasy with the idea of going back and so he’s stayed.

Serves as a 'Messenger' in Thorncoast for the three elected officials, takes his responsibility quite seriously.
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Monday 24 June, 1991 event

## Monday 24 June, 1991 event

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Monday 31 June

* Doug Gilbert d. Chris Candino
* Rob Zakowski d. Tex Salinger
* Danny Davis d. Dong Cha Mang
* Bill Dundee d. Carl Styles
* Bill Dundee d. Tar-Ga
* Tony Anthony and Dirty White Girl d. Miss Texas and Tom Prichard
* Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller d. Judge Dread and Samu
* Eric Embry DCO Jerry Lawler
Kelriina Zuaval

Sister to Shririina, the last Zuaval Queen. Mother to Faedress.

She and her side of the family were not present at the castle when Eclaviira arrived, and so were not caught up in the bloodshed. In the aftermath, she did not challenge Eclaviira's right to the throne - presumably in order to protect herself, her consort and her daughter.
Monday 15 January, 1996 event

## Monday 15 January, 1996 event

### Next event

Wednesday 24 January

* Miss Texas d. Lady Satan (USWA Women's Championship)
* Tracy Smothers d. Spellbinder
* Miss Texas and Downtown Bruno d. Tasha Simone and Scott Bowden
* Brian Christopher d. Koko B. Ware
* Doug Gilbert and Tommy Rich d. Jerry Lawler and Tex Slazenger
* PG-13 d. The Rock 'n' Roll Express (DQ) (USWA Tag Team Championship
Man of the 90s

**Warren Bianchi**  wrestled in the USWA as Man of the 90s during 1992.

He was introduced by Lauren Davenport as her replacement for the original 'Man of the 90s' Tony Falk.

Bianchi had previously worked as an enhancement talent on World Wrestling Federation television.

## Career

### 1992

* Saturday 18 April - against Trey Keller (video)
* Monday 20 April - against Tony Falk
* Saturday 25 April - against Tony Anthony
* Monday 27 April - with Lauren Davenport against Tony Falk and Miss Jennifer
* Saturday 2 May - against Jerry Lawler
* Monday 4 May - against Tony Falk
* Monday 11 May - against Tony Falk
* Saturday 16 May - with Psycho and Intern against Jeff Jarrett, Eric Embry and Jerry Lawler
* Monday 18 May - against Jeff Jarrett
* Saturday 23 May - against Jerry Lawler
* Monday 25 May - against Tony Falk
* May 30 May - against The Candyman
* Saturday 6 June - with Jeff Daniels and Psycho against Eric Embry, Jeff Jarrett and Victor Rivera
* Monday 8 June - against Eric Embry
Invidia

The Technology Specialist in Thorncoast. A Tiefling woman, rather eccentric but good-natured. Her fingers are wrapped in odd wires and mechanics in order to ‘keep them in place’ and appear to have been severely burned through the Light. She has several apprentices, mostly studying from other cities/townships and bringing interesting bits of technology with them.
Jamie

The High Roller (*Here For A Good Time, Not A Long Time*)

An aasimar woman with a mercurial temper and an adoration for the more hedonistic pleasures of life. She is tall, imposing, with a mohawk of bright silver hair and half a dozen glittering piercings.

She is indebted to a sylvan crime boss and her skills are on loan to the Benefactor alongside her two allies, Tabbris and Afriel. Despite being ‘on the clock’ nearly every hour she isn’t sleeping, her debts only seem to grow and she seems to care very little. The most vicious fighter of the three of them, seemingly careless of her own limitations. Her debts are the most straightforward, and the most numerous. Coin spent on lavish rooms and equally lavish company, on good food and life-threatening experiences.

Daughter of Jezbel.
Big One Expo Center

The home of USWA events from Monday 1 July, 1996 until the promotion's final live non-studio event on Monday 14 September, 1997.

The new location failed to revive the promotion's ailing fortunes. On Thursday 3 October, 1996, the Memphis promotion saw its lowest ever crowd, with just 372 fans paying $1800 dollars.
Afriel

The Low Stakes Gambler (*Make It Out Alive*)

An aasimar man, seemingly with the most calm and trustworthy demeanor of the entire Chancecaster Trio. However, those that truly know him seem most wary of him, and this is because of a demonstrable fatal flaw. He will do absolutely anything, sacrifice absolutely anyone, to preserve his own safety. No love or loyalty will alter this fact.

He is indebted to a sylvan crime boss and his skills are on loan to the Benefactor alongside his two allies, Tabbris and Jamie.
Monday 10 July, 1978 event

* Porkchop Cash d. Steve Brodie
* Steve Kyle d. Mike Hendricks
* Tommy Gilbert d. The Bounty Hunter
* Robert Gibson and Jackie Welch d. Frankie Laine and Mike Boyer (DQ)
* Jimmy Valiant d. Hans Schroeder
* Bill Dundee and Tommy Rich d. Don Carson and The Red Shadow (DQ) (Atlantic Wrestling Alliance Tag Team Championship)
* Dick The Bruiser d. John Louie (WWA Championship)
* Jerry Lawler d. Sonny King (King leaves town if he loses for Southern Heavyweight Championship)

## Notes

* Advertisements billed the fictional 'Atlantic Wrestling Alliance' title as simply 'AWA', to create confusion with the better known American Wrestling Association
* Some sources say Lawler was the man who would leave town if he lost, however King didn't appear in Memphis again that year.

## Notes

Some sources show a crowd of 9867. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 22 December, 1980 event

* Gypsy Joe, Tojo Yamamoto and The Angel drew Ricky Morton, Koko Ware and Sonny King
* Billy Robinson d. Tommy Gilbert
* Tommy Rich and Bill Dundee d. Guy Mitchell and Roger Kirby (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Tony Charles d. Bobby Eaton and Jimmy Hart (Handicap, hair vs Loser Leaves Town match
* Tommy Rich d. Jimmy Valiant (Back Alley Street Brawl match
Jezbel

An Aasimar Chancecaster who met the Clean-Up Crew but did not quite share their overall values. Before the first Day of Living Light she was imprisoned for a menagerie of crimes, and used the distraction to escape alongside a group of allies. This group grew throughout the week, becoming a force to be reckoned with who were devoted only to chaos with little interest to the world returning to its previous state.

Her daughter, Jamie, was 2 years old during this time and safely sequestered with her father far from Opal City.
Eclaviira Helviviir

*Eclaviira becomes Queen at a terrifyingly young age.*

*Her mother, a quiet and priestly woman, gained the goddess's favor for her dedication - regular sacrifice and prayer, carrying out any task that was asked of her. Lolth was impressed by her devotion, but uncertain how to reward the relatively gentle soul who wanted no power of her own. So she passed the blessing onto her daughter, filling the drow’s dreams with images of the gorgeous, chaotic daughter she would one day call her own. Lolth promised, voice as fine as a spider's silk, that Eclaviira would be Queen - no matter the cost. All her mother must do was to raise her well and keep to her devotion.*

*Eclaviira is born a sorceress, the first in her line. She is born chosen by Lolth, with the goddess's favor, and she is stunning in both her beauty and her power. Her mother’s bloodline holds no claim to the throne - but it does not matter, in the end. The family in power currently is unpopular - too cautious to take what their subjects desire from the world above, too greedy with what they have to soothe sore wounds. Stagnant, unchallenged - They are powerful, but they are too comfortable, and Eclaviira sweeps through them like a natural disaster.*

*She is 17 years old when she slaughters the current Queen, her eldest daughter, her Consorts, dozens of her soldiers - stopping only when they surrender. Those who survive, who remember, shudder at the thought. Eclaviira was seen as a wild creature, more divine than drow in the most violent manner.*
Captain der königlichen Leibgarde

**Der Captain der königlichen Leibgarde** ist anders als andere Captains der Arme nicht den Befehlen des Major Generals unterworfen. Seine Aufgabe besteht darin eine Gruppe von Kriegern zur Sicherheit der Königsfamilie anzuleiten. Alles speziell auserwählte Soldaten, die nur dem Captain unterstehen, der sich wiederum nur vor der Königsfamilie und dem Grossherzog verantworten muss.

Dass einzige was man über den aktuellen Captain der königlichen Leibgarde weiss, ist, dass er Bastians Vater und so mit auch ein Scendent und sein Name Amuel ist.
Die Königliche Leibgarde

**Die königliche Leibgarde** sind Krieger die der Captain eigenhändig auswählt und ein Spezialtraining erhalten.

Wie jeder andere Soldat werden auch sie in der Burg Bronchen ausgebildet bis sie sechzehn werden. Die besten unter den Soldaten erhalten dann die Chance sich vor dem Captain zu beweisen. Sie müssen eine Reihe von Prüfungen absolvieren und zum Schluss einen Monat in den Weissen Bergen überleben um schliesslich ausgewählt zu werden.

In die königliche Leibgarde aufgenommen zu werden, ist eines der schwersten und erstrebenswerteste Ziele eines jeden Soldaten. Von da kann man einfacher zu einem Hauptman oder Kommandanten aufsteigen.

Ihre Hauptaufgabe ist es die Königsfamilie und den Grossherzog zu beschützen. Allerdings werden sie auch auf schwierige Missionen geschickt oder begleiten Botschafter auf andere Länder.

## Bekannte Mitglieder:

* Captain Rolles
* Bastian
Unheiligen

**Die Unheiligen** waren Menschen zur Zeiten der ersten Siedlungen in Khotso. In dem Buch der Vergessenen wird wage über sie berichtet. Durch freie Interpretation gehen die Menschen davon aus, dass es unheimliche Wesen waren, die von den Göttern niedergestreckt wurde. Dabei gab es damals einfach keine Liebe in der Welt. Als Gaspier geboren wurde, fühlte Thanthorn erst mals dieses starke Gefühl der liebe. Er war so fasziniert von dem Gefühl dass er es mit den Menschen teilte. So 'starben' die Unheiligen, in dem sie lieben lernten und ein Glaube entwickelten.

 –Aus dem Buch der Vergessenen
König Barboss

–König Barboss
, zu Matteos

**König Barboss** ist der Vater von Matteos und Sabyn.

## Persönlichkeit:

Barboss ist ein liebender Vater und ein gerechter König, der immer zum wohle des Landes und seiner Familie entscheidet. Ihm ist weder Status noch Ehre wichtig, so hatte er sich auch für die Opfer des Krieges schuldig gefühlt, anstatt über den Sieg zu jubeln.

Im ist das Leben grundsetzlich wichtig, weshalb er die Hexen auch lieber gefangen nahm, anstatt sie für die Verbrechen hinrichten zu lassen.

Als er von den Folterungen erfährt macht ihn dies unheimlich wütend.

 –König Barboss
, zu Matteos
Bellaime

**Bellaime** ist die Göttin der Erde.

## Persönlichkeit

Obwohl Bellaime eine der jüngeren Götter war, hörten die anderen immer auf sie. Sie ist eher ruhig und gelassen. Sie trifft keine vorschnellen Entscheidungen und versucht erst alle Daten zu sammeln. Sie hatte nie abgestimmt ob sie die Welt verlassen sollten oder nicht. Zwar trauerte sie sehr stark um den Verlust ihrer Schwester und wollte gerne an einen Ort, der sie nicht an Gaspier erinnerte, doch sie würde immer bei ihren anderen Geschwistern bleiben.

Ihr ist die Familie sehr wichtig, weshalb sie immer sagte, es wäre egal wo sie wären, solange sie zusammen blieben.
Der Nebel

**Der Nebel "Moholi"** war die Kreatur, die acht Geschwister in eine andere Welt brachte, und sie dort zu Göttern machte. Es ist nicht bekannt ob es eine Strafe sein sollte, oder sie ihm bloss ins Auge fielen.

Über den Nebel weiss man nicht viel, weder welche Kräfte er besitzt, noch wo er herkommt und was sein begehren ist.

Es wird vermutet, dass er Selemo war. Der Mann der der Krieg der Narrenkönige beendete, in dem er Hoffnung durch eine Blume in den Herzen von Soldaten sähte.
Monday 11 February, 1980 event

* Ricky Morton vs Buddy Wayne
* Steve Regal d. [[Jerry Bryant]
* Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson d. Sonny King and Sugar Bear Harris (DQ)
* Paul Ellering and The Iranian Assassin d. Bill Dundee and Jimmy Valiant
* Ken Lucas and Billy Robinson d. The Assassins (countout)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 4236. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

Paul Ellering and Jimmy Valiant were advertised as teaming against Bill Dundee and Steve Regal before the match changed. The Regal/Bryant match was added.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Die ausserweltlichen Wesen

**Die ausserweltlichen Wesen** sind Geschöpfe die nicht der Welt von Khotso entsprungen sind. Sie leben grösstenteils in dem verfluchten Wald und sind mit unter ein starker Grund, warum Menschen den Wald nicht überleben. Wie Hexen sind sie fähig durch die Energiewelt zu sehen. Die Farbe Blau gibt es in der Energiewelt nur in den Schicksalsfäden der Irdischen Tiere und Menschen. Diese jedoch machts sie aggressiv, weshalb sie jeden Mensch angreifen und töten würden.
Aus diesem Grund ist es nur Hexen möglich in dem Wald zu überleben.

* Mekloentis
* Bollytaria
* Bliaut
Xandria

**Xandria** ist das Pferd von Matteos. Sie kam halb tot zur Welt und wurde dann von König Barboss seinem Sohn geschenkt, dass er sich um sie kümmerte. Er verbrach ein paar Wochen Tag und Nacht bei ihr und kümmerte sich mit allem was er hatte um das Pferd, um es gesund zu pflegen. Gegenüber aller Erwartungen überlebte Xandria nicht nur, sie wurde eines der schnellsten und stärksten Pferde im Königlichem Stall.

Im Hexental findet Metteos heraus dass Xandria eine Nachtstute ist und dass er sie nur deshalb reiten kann, weil er kein Schicksalsfaden hat.
Der Krieg der Narrenkönige

**Der Krieg der Narrenkönige** wurde der letzte Krieg genannt, in dem Khotso noch aus zwei Königreiche bestand. Der Krieg wurde beendet, indem die Narrenkönige entschieden ein Bündnis zu treffen um ihre Kinder zu verloben. Damit vereinten sie das Land.

Jedoch war es Selemo, ein Mann mit roten Augen, der eine Blume auf ein Schlachtfeld brach und den Menschen somit wieder Hoffnung zurückgab, der dem Krieg ein ende setzte.
Monday 24 January, 1994 event

* Todd Morton d. Ali Ben Khan
* Del Rios d. Reggie B. Fine
* Skull Von Crush d. Jeff Gaylord
* Mike Anthony d. Koko B. Ware
* The Moondogs d. PG-13
* Ricky Morton and Todd Morton d. Reggie B. Fine and Skull Von Crush
* Eddie Gilbert and Doug Gilbert d. Jerry Lawler and Brian Christopher (Texas Death Match)

## Notes

* Anthony/Ware may have been billed as for the W\*ING Junior Heavyweight Championship
Gaspier

**Gaspier** ist in der Sprache der Hexen ein anderes Wort für Vergessen. Es wird jedoch auch für den Gott des Vergessens gebraucht. In Tosto gibt es einen See der Gaspier heisst. Der Legende nach gab es eine junge Frau die zur beginn des Königreiches in Tosto lebte. Es hiess sie hatte die Gabe Leute bestimmte Dinge vergessen zu lassen, solange sie unbefleckt bliebe. Doch dann hatte sie sich verliebt. Danach verlor sie ihre Gabe. Die Menschen in Tosto waren darüber sehr erzürnt. Sie gingen früher gerne zu ihr um bestimmte Dinge wieder zu vergessen, doch als sie die Gabe verloren hatte, hatte man sie in den Fluss getaucht um zu versuchen ihre Befleckung ungeschehen zu machen. Sie haben dies so lange probiert, bis sie in dem Fluss ertrunken ist. Der Fluss wurde nach ihrer verloren gegangenen Gabe benannt, in der Hoffnung, dass sie noch irgendwo im Wasser war.

 –Uraltes Volksgedicht
, Über Gaspiers Tod