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Madusa Miceli

Madusa

**Debrah Ann Miceli** (born February 9, 1964)  appeared in the CWA as 'Madusa Miceli' in 1988, making guest appearances while contracted to the American Wrestling Association.

She later worked for World Championship Wrestling and the World Wrestling Federation.

## Career

### 1988

* Monday 19 September - against Magnificent Mimi (AWA Women's Championship)
* Monday 19 September - against Wendi Richter

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Monday 19 September, 1994 event

* Doug Basham d. Tony Williams
* Spellbinder d. Jeff Gaylord
* PG-13 d. The Phantoms (USWA Tag Team Championship)
* The Moondogs (Moondog Spot and Moondog Rex d. Tommy Rich and Buddy Landel (Losers must split up match)
* Sid Vicious and Spellbinder d. The Eliminators
* Sid Vicious d. Jerry Lawler (DQ) (Unified Heavyweight Championship)
* Brian Christopher d. Doug Gilbert (Hair match)
Monday 25 December, 1978 event

* Roger Howell drew Terry Sawyer
* Pez Whatley and Jackie Welch d. Jimmy Valiant and Don Fargo (w/ Al Greene
* Wayne Farris and David Schultz d. Robert Gibson and Tommy Gilbert
* Bicentennial Kings d. Bill Dundee and Koko Ware (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Austin Idol d. Jerry Lawler (Southern Heavyweight Championship)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 4400. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

## References

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

* Ricky Morton d. David Oswald
* Paul Ellering and Ali Hassan d. Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson
* Billy Robinson and Ken Lucas d. David Schultz and Dennis Condrey
* Sonny King d. Jimmy Valiant (DQ) (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Bill Dundee and Steve Regal d. The Assassins

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 5217. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

## References

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

* George Wagner d. The Gladiator
* Bob Orton Jr. drew Tommy Gilbert (time limit)
* Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson d. Porkchop Cash and Ken Dillinger
* Ron Fuller and Robert Fuller d. David Schultz and Plowboy Frazier
* 16 man Elimination Match - Ron Fuller and Robert Fuller d. Porkchop Cash, Ken Dillinger, George Wagner, The Gladiator, Tommy Gilbert, Tommy Rich, Bob Orton Jr. and several others.
* Dennis Condrey and Phil Hickerson (with Rock Hunter) d. Tommy Rich and Bill Dundee (Southern Tag Team Championship vs $5000 from Rich)
* Jerry Lawler d. Rocky Johnson (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
Monday 25 February, 1980 event

* 20 man Battle Royale won by Steve Regal
* Ricky Morton d. Buddy Wayne
* Ali Hassan d. Steve Regal
* Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson d. David Schultz and Dennis Condrey (Condrey put Schultz on top of Robert after the dazed referee counted the pin)
* Ray Candy and Sugar Bear Harris d. Sonny King and Tom Shaft (Texas Tornado Death Match)
* The Assassins d. Billy Robinson and Ken Lucas (No time limit, No Disqualification Mask vs Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Bill Dundee d. Jimmy Hart (Back Alley Street Brawl with Dundee's feet tied together)
* Jimmy Valiant d. Paul Ellering (Southern Heavyweight Championship) (DQ)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 6793. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 13 November, 1978 event

* Robert Gibson and Jackie Welch d. Mike Kelly and Pat Kelly
* Joyce Grable d. Leilani Kai
* Terry Sawyer d. Lou Thesz
* Jos LeDuc and Don Fargo d. Jimmy Valiant and Wayne Farris (DQ)
* Chuck Malone d. Heather Feather (DQ)
* Jerry Lawler and Bill Dundee d. The Bounty Hunters (w/ Chuck Malone) (Southern Tag Team Championship against Chuck Malone's hair)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 5129. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Melvin Penrod Jr.

Had a brief run in the USWA as tag team partner of C.W. Bergstrom in 1993. In their second match as a team, Penrod and Bergstrom won the USWA World Tag Team Championship.

Penrod was referred to as Bergstrom's 'A Student'.

The team split when Penrod objected to be spanked with Bergstrom's 'board of education' as punishment for losing the titles.

## Career

### 1993

* Saturday 3 July - with C.W. Bergstrom against Kenny Hutchings and Ricky Hutchings
* Saturday 10 July - with C.W. Bergstrom against Scott Taylor and Randy Rockett
* Saturday 31 July - with C.W. Bergstrom against Scott Taylor and Randy Rockett
Marty Jannetty

**Frederick Martin Jannetty** (born 3 February, 1960)  worked in the CWA as 'Marty Jannetty' during 1987. He was half of the tag team The Midnight Rockers with Shawn Michaels.

He was trained by Jerry Oates.

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile

## References

Picture courtesy Classic Memphis Wrestling (Facebook)

1. ↑ WrestlingData
Monday 24 October, 1977 event

* David Shultz d. Jerry Bryant
* Phil Hickerson d. Terry Gordy
* The Great Mephisto d. Robert Gibson
* Mr. Wrestling d. Dennis Condrey
* The Samoans (w/ Bruce Swayze) d. Norvell Austin and Scott Casey (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Jerry Lawler and Bill Dundee d. Jimmy Valiant and Johnny Valiant

## Notes

Norvell Austin and Bill Dundee swapped matches from what was advertised in newspapers and in the event program.

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 9264. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

## References

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

* Robert Gibson d. Buddy Wayne
* Billy Robinson d. The Beast
* Jimmy Valiant d. David Oswald and Bob Owens (Handicap match)
* Ken Lucas and Carl Fergie d. Ali Hassan and The Superstar
* Rocky Johnson and Jimmy Valiant d. The Rough Riders (with Jimmy Hart)
* Bill Dundee and Ken Lucas d. The Blond Bombers (w/ Danny Davis)
* Paul Ellering (w/ Jimmy Hart) d. Sonny King (w/ Jimmy Carr) (Southern Heavyweight Championship)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 4715. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

The Valiant vs Oswald/Owens match was added after the card was advertised.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 15 August, 1994 event

* Doug Basham d. Reggie B. Fine
* Koko B. Ware d. Spellbinder (DQ) ($2500 bounty match)
* The Moondogs (Moondog Spot and Moondog Rex) d. The Eliminators (DQ)
* Mephisto and Dante d. PG-13 (USWA Tag Team Championship)
* Brian Christopher and Buddy Landel d. Doug Gilbert and Tommy Rich (Christopher's hair vs Gilbert's car match). Landel turned on Christopher.
* Sid Vicious d. Tatanka (Unified Heavyweight Championship)
Monday 16 June, 1980 event

* Carl Fergie and Tony Boyles d. Gypsy Joe and Buddy Wayne
* The Blond Bombers (w/ Danny Davis d. Jerry Jarrett and Tojo Yamamoto
* Ken Lucas and Ricky Morton d. Karl Krupp and The Great Togo (w/ Jimmy Hart (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Bill Dundee d. Paul Ellering (w/ Jimmy Hart) (DQ) (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Bill Dundee d. Ken Wayne (Boxing Match)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 5922. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings. . From the advertised card Buddy Wayne replaced Skull Murphy

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 26 January, 1987 event

A 14-man tournament was held for the Southern Heavyweight Championship.

* Austin Idol d. Billy Joe Travis (First round. Idol won bye to Semi Final)
* Jeff Jarrett d. Boy Tony (First round)
* Big Bubba d. Tracy Smothers (First round)
* Soul Train Jones d. Tommy Rich (First round)
* The Hunter d. Paul Diamond (First round)
* Goliath d. Pat Tanaka (First round)
* Alan West d. Tarzan Goto (First round)
* Jeff Jarrett d. Big Bubba (Quarter final)
* Soul Train Jones d. The Hunter (Quarter final)
* Goliath d. Alan West (Quarter final)
* Austin Idol d. Jeff Jarrett (Semi Final)
* Soul Train Jones d. Goliath (Semi final)
* The Fabulous Ones NC The Sheepherders
* Austin Idol d. Soul Train Jones (Final - to win Southern Heavyweight Championship)
Mask match

A match where a wrestler or associate's mask is on the line

## Matches

* Monday 11 July, 1977 - Igor against Paul Orndorff (Southern Heavyweight Championship against mask match)
* Monday 29 August, 1977 - Dr. X against The Gladiator
* Monday 5 September, 1977 - Exterminator #1 against Jim Dalton (also Loser Leaves Town match)
* Monday 25 February, 1980 - The Assassins against Billy Robinson and Ken Lucas (**Mask** vs Southern Tag Team Championship. Also No Disqualification match)
* Monday 19 April, 1982 - Dream Machine against Dutch Mantel (also No Disqualification, Hair and Mask against Mid-America Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 23 May, 1983 - Stagger Lee against The Ace of Spades (also for Mid-America Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 11 March, 1985 - The Fabulous Ones against The Interns (Southern Tag Team Championship against masks)
* Monday 1 November, 1993 - Little Eagle against Midget D (**Mask** vs Hair match)
* Monday 15 November, 1993 - Little Eagle against Midget D
* Monday 12 September, 1994 - Brian Christopher vs The Dark Patriot (Hair vs mask match)
* Monday 10 June, 1996 - Jerry Lawler against Fire (**Mask** against $5000 match)
Monday 25 November, 1985 event

* Tojo Yamamoto d. Tony Falk
* Memphis Vice d. Billy Joe Travis and Tracy Smothers
* The Freedom Fighters d. Tom Branch and The Spoiler
* The Fabulous Ones d. Tom Pritchard and Pat Rose
* The Fantastics d. Rip Morgan and Taras Bulba
* Jerry Lawler d. The Guru
* Dutch Mantel d. Phil Hickerson (CWA International Heavyweight Championship)
* Koko Ware d. Bill Dundee (DQ)
* Bill Dundee and Tom Renesto d. Jerry Lawler and Eddie Marlin
* Jerry Lawler won Battle Royale. (First wrestler eliminated Tony Falk was tarred and feathered)
Monday 22 March, 1982 event

* Norvell Austin d. David Price
* The Monk and The Angel d. Ric McCord and Tom Maley
* The Midnight Express (Dennis Condrey and Randy Rose) d. Roy Rogers and Eric Embry
* Luke Graham, Dream Machine, Jimmy Hart and J.R. Hart d. Stan Lane, Eric Embry and Danny Davis (Handicap match)
* Sweet Brown Sugar and Bobby Eaton d. Steve Keirn and Robert Gibson (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Dutch Mantel d. Jerry Lawler (No Disqualification match for Southern Heavyweight Championship)
Monday 11 July, 1994 event

* Jeff Gaylord d. Leon Downs
* Reggie B. Fine d. Tony Williams
* Bart Sawyer d. Tony Falk
* Doug Basham d. Spellbinder (Spellbinder had to win twice in 10 minutes or pay $1000)
* PG-13 d. The Eliminators (DQ) (USWA Tag Team Championship)
* Brian Christopher d. Dream Machine (USWA Heavyweight Championship)
* Tommy Rich d. Jerry Lawler (Barbed wire match) when Mickey Poole interfered.
* Dream Machine, Tommy Rich and Doug Gilbert d. Brian Christopher and The Moondogs (Moondog Spot and Moondog Rex)
Monday 21 February, 1994 event

* Ken Wayne d. Tony Williams
* Spellbinder d. Skull Von Crush
* Robert Gibson d. Koko B. Ware (DQ)
* J.C. Ice d. Wolfie D (Ladder hubcap match)
* Doug Gilbert d. Brian Christopher (USWA Heavyweight Championship)
* Eddie Gilbert d. Jerry Lawler (Unified Heavyweight Championship)
* Jerry Lawler and Brian Christopher d. The Moondogs (Moondog Spot and Moondog Rex)
Leroy Brown

Elijah Akeem

**Roland Daniels** (born 30 November, 1958, died 6 September, 1988)  wrestled in Memphis as 'Bad Bad' Leroy Brown in 1977.

He was part of a stable led by Jerry Lawler, who claimed Brown had been released into his custody from a Chicago correctional facility.

In 1984 he returned as 'Elijah Akeem', as part of The Zambuie Express with Kareem Mohammed

## Career

### 1977

* Sunday 29 May - against Jim Garvin
* Sunday 5 June - against Paul Orndorff (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Sunday 12 June - against Bill Dundee
* Sunday 19 June - against Bill Dundee (Brown had to win twice in 15 minutes or forfeit Jerry Lawler's $1000)
* Monday 27 June - against Bill Dundee (Cage match where Brown had to win twice in 15 minutes or lose Jerry Lawler's $1000)
* Monday 4 July - with Bob Ellis against Ratamyus and Mickey Poole
* Monday 4 July - against King Cobra
* Monday 11 July - with Mickey Poole against Bob Ellis (Handicap match)
* Monday 18 July - against Bob Ellis
* Monday 25 July - against Norvell Austin
* Monday 1 August - against Plowboy Frazier
* Monday 8 August - with Mickey Poole against Plowboy Frazier (Handicap match)
* Monday 15 August - with Ratamyus against Plowboy Frazier and Paul Orndorff
* Monday 22 August - with Lord Littlebrook against Arman Hussein and Wee Willie Wilson
* Monday 29 August - against Ratamyus
* Monday 5 September - with Ratamyus and Terry Gibbs against Arman Hussein, Bruce Swayze and Ed Flukert
* Tuesday 13 September - with Ratamyus against Pat Barrett and Norvell Austin
* Monday 19 September - Southern Heavyweight Championship tournament
* Tuesday 27 September - with Ratamyus and Bruce Swayze against Terry Gordy, Scott Casey and King Cobra
* Monday 3 October - with Ratamyus against Terry Gordy and Jim Garvin
Monday 1 March, 1982 event

* Roy Rogers d. Tojo Yamamoto (DQ)
* Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson d. The Cuban Assassin and The Iranian Assassin
* Gypsy Joe d. Ric McCord
* Stan Lane and Bill Dundee d. Bobby Eaton and Sweet Brown Sugar
* The Midnight Express (Dennis Condrey and Randy Rose) NC The Monk and Dream Machine (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Steve Keirn d. Norvell Austin (Chain match)
* Jerry Lawler d. Dutch Mantel (No Disqualification match for Southern Heavyweight Championship)
Monday 16 October, 1978 event

* Terry Sawyer and Lou Thesz NC Robert Gibson and Inca Peru
* Robert Gibson d. Inca Peru
* Don Fargo d. Tommy Gilbert
* Matumba (w/ Al Greene) d. Larry Hardin
* The Bounty Hunters (w/ Chuck Malone) d. Jimmy Valiant and Johnny Valiant (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Bill Dundee d. Jos LeDuc
* Jerry Lawler d. Nelson Royal (Southern Heavyweight Championship)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 3400. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

An advertised Jackie Welch/Terry Sawyer

The main event was advertised as an NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship match

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 10 April, 1978 event

* Jerry Bryant d. Frank Dalton
* Norvell Austin d. Kojak
* Steve Kyle, Tommy Gilbert and Bearcat Brown d. Danny Davis, Al Costello and El Diablo
* Jean Louie (with Sonny King) d. Bill Dundee
* Sonny King d. Jimmy Valiant (Cage match)
* Jerry Lawler d. Ron Slinker (Southern Heavyweight Championship)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 5096. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

The Brute and Mr. Seki were advertised for the six ma match.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 16 October, 1989 event

* Plowboy Frazier d. Tommy Lane
* Ken Wayne drew Kevin Dillinger
* Freddie d. Chris Champion
* Mike Davis d. Dustin Rhodes
* Dutch Mantel d. Mark Starr
* Bill Dundee d. Buddy Landel
* Jeff Jarrett d. Tony Anthony (DQ) (CWA Southwestern Championship)
* Rock ‘n’ Roll Express d. Wild Side
* Battle Royale - Ricky Morton d. Bill Dundee, Buddy Landel, Chris Champion, Dustin Rhodes, Dutch Mantel, Jeff Jarrett, Jerry Lawler, Ken Wayne, Kevin Dillinger. Mark Starr, Mike Davis, Freddie, Robert Gibson, Plowboy Frazier, Tommy Lane and Tony Anthony
* Jerry Lawler and Dutch Mantel d. Tony Anthony and Mike Davis (DQ)
Monday 15 July, 1985 event

## Monday 15 July, 1985 event

### Next event

Monday 2 July

* Terry Adonis and Bill Smithson d. Les Freeman and Tommy Montana
* Tojo Yamamoto and Jerry Lawler d. The Nightriders
* John Harris d. Jerry Bryant and Tom Branch (Handicap match)
* Koko Ware d. Ron Sexton
* Koko Ware d. Billy Joe Travis
* Terry Taylor d. Phil Hickerson (CWA International Championship)
* Jerry Lawler d. Man Mountain Link (Mid-America Heavyweight Championship)
* The Sheepherders DDQ The Fabulous Ones (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Bota The Witch Doctor d. Michael Hayes (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
Monday 23 July, 1979 event

* Ricky Morton and Eddie Gilbert d. The Hangman and Ken Wayne
* Randy Tyler and Steve Regal d. Hans Schroeder and The Gestapo
* Buddy Wayne d. Tommy Gilbert (Taped fist match)
* The Fabulous Moolah DDQ Vivian St. John (NWA World Women's Championship)
* Jerry Lawler and Bill Dundee d. The Fabulous Freebirds
* Jackie Fargo and Roughhouse Fargo NC The Blond Bombers and Danny Davis (Handicap match)
* Terry Boulder and Eddie Boulder d. Ron Bass and Pete Austin

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 6982. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 1 April, 1985 event

* Steve Constance d. J.R. Hogg
* Tim Ashley d. Mr. Wrestling
* Jerry Oski d. Adrian Street
* The Pretty Young Things d. The Batten Twins
* Dutch Mantel drew Eddie Gilbert
* Sweet Daddy Siki d. Mike Sharpe (DQ)
* Randy Savage and Lanny Poffo d. The Fabulous Ones by countout (Southern Tag Team Championship)
Monday 17 August, 1984 event

Koko Ware d. Tom Stanton

Plowboy Frazier and Roy Rogers d. The Heartbreakers

Atsushi Onita and Masa Fuchi d. Bill Dundee and Steve Keirn (Southern Tag Team Championship)

Dream Machine, Bugsy McGraw and The Nightmares d. Jerry Lawler, Steve Keirn, Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson

Dutch Mantel d. Tojo Yamamoto (Steel Cage Stretcher match)
Monday 16 January, 1978 event

* Jerry Bryant and Wayne Farris d. David Schultz and Ken Dillinger
* The Alaskan and Sonny King d. Doug Gilbert and Bearcat Brown
* Bicentennial Kings d. Big Red and Robert Gibson
* Bill Dundee d. Frankie Laine
* Mr. Wrestling d. Norvell Austin (North American Heavyweight Championship)
* Jerry Lawler d. Jimmy Valiant (Submission match)

## Notes

Attendance from Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Mike Graham

**Mdward ichael Gossett** (born 20 September, 1951 – died 19 October, 2012)  wrestled as 'Mike Graham' in Memphis across three years.

Based in Florida, he was the son of NWA promoter Eddie Graham.

Graham took his own life in 2012. His father and son had previously committed suicide.

## Career

### 1977

* Sunday 24 April - with Kevin Sullivan against David Schultz and Bob Orton Jr. (NWA Tag Team Championship)

### 1982

* Monday 30 August - with Buddy Landel against Spike Huber and Steve Regal (WWA Tag Team Championship)

### 1988

* Monday 28 March - with Steve Keirn against Jonathan Boyd and The Moondog (Florida Tag Team Championship)
* Monday 11 April - against Moondog Spike
* Monday 9 May - with Steve Keirn against Max Pain and Gary Young

## Notes

Some sources have his birthday as 22 September

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Monday 15 March, 1982 event

* The Monk and The Angel d. Joe Stark Chief Thundercloud
* Dream Machine and Luke Graham d. Ric McCord and Rip Rogers
* The Midnight Express (Norvell Austin, Dennis Condrey and Randy Rose d. Roy Rogers, Steve Keirn and Danny Davis
* Steve Keirn and Robert Gibson d. Bobby Eaton and Sweet Brown Sugar (DQ) (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Jerry Lawler NC Dutch Mantel (No Disqualification match for Southern Heavyweight Championship)
Monday 1 February, 1982 event

* Jay Strongbow Jr. d. Kenny Shane
* Roy Rogers and Ric McCord d. The Nightmare and Speed
* Stan Lane d. Dream Machine
* Dutch Mantel, Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson drew Bobby Eaton, The Cuban Assassin and The Iranian Assassin
* Jerry Lawler d. Sweet Brown Sugar (with Jimmy Hart) (Boxing Match) (5th round DQ)
* Bill Dundee and Steve Keirn d. The Midnight Express (Norvell Austin and Dennis Condrey) (DQ) (Southern Tag Team Championship)
Miss Texas

Miss Texas

**Jacqueline DeLois Moore** (born January 6, 1964)  wrestled in the USWA as 'Miss Texas'.

In 1989 she worked in the USWA's Dallas area.

## Career

### 1991

* Monday 13 May - against Uptown Bruno (Loser Leaves Town match)
* Monday 20 May - against Brandi Wine
* Monday 27 May - against Brandi Wine
* Monday 10 June - with Tom Prichard against Tony Anthony and Dirty White Girl
* Monday 24 June - with Tom Prichard against Tony Anthony and Dirty White Girl
* Monday 1 July - with Tom Prichard against Tony Anthony and Dirty White Girl
* Monday 8 July - against Dirty White Girl
* Monday 15 July - with Tom Prichard against Tony Anthony and Dirty White Girl
* Monday 29 July - with Eric Embry and Tom Prichard against Cousin Harold, Tony Anthony and Dirty White Girl

### 1994

Returned on Saturday 1 October to join PG-13 in their feud against The Phantoms and Fantasia. Later in the year she managed The Moondogs.

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Monday 14 January, 1980 event

* Paul Ellering d. The Grappler
* Sonny King d. Larry Hardin
* Ken Lucas, Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson d. The Assassins and Coach (Hair vs mask match)
* Steve Regal, Ricky Morton and Big Red d. Jerry Lawler, Jimmy Valiant and Jimmy Hart (Two of three falls)
* Jerry Lawler vs Ken Lucas (Lights Out Piledriver match) (Special referee Bill Dundee)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 4891. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

## References

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

**Jerry Stubbs** (born 1 January, 1952)  wrestled in Memphis as 'Masked Superstar' in 1985.

In other areas he was known under his real name and as the masked Mr. Olympia.

## Career

### 1985

* Monday 7 October - against Tommy Wright
* Monday 14 October - against Billy Joe Travis
* Monday 21 October - against Koko Ware
* Monday 28 October - with Bill Dundee against The Fabulous Ones
* Monday 4 November - against Koko Ware
Monday 18 November, 1985 event

* Phil Hickerson d. Dutch Mantel (countout) (CWA International Heavyweight Championship)
* Rip Morgan and Taras Bulba d. Tojo Yamamoto and Billy Joe Travis
* The Fantastics d. Tom Prichard and Pat Rose
* Jimmy Valiant d. Tony Falk
* The Fabulous Ones d. The Midnight Express (Dennis Condrey and Bobby Eaton)
* Jerry Lawler, Dusty Rhodes and Magnum TA d. Tully Blanchard, Ole Anderson and Arn Anderson (Bunkhouse match)
* Ivan Koloff and Nikita Koloff d. Rock 'n' Roll Express (Cage match for NWA World Tag Team Championship)
* Ric Flair d. Koko Ware (NWA World Heavyweight Championship)
Monday 16 July, 1979 event

* Ken Wayne drew Ricky Morton
* Randy Tyler and Eddie Gilbert d. Hans Schroeder and The Gestapo
* Steve Regal d. The Hangman
* Buddy Wayne d. Tommy Gilbert (No time limit, no referee, No Disqualification Match)
* Terry Boulder and Eddie Boulder d. Ron Bass and Pete Austin
* The Blond Bombers d. Jerry Lawler and Bill Dundee (DQ) (Southern Tag Team Championship)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 6751. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 14 November, 1994 event

* Tragedy d. Tony Williams
* Jeff Gaylord d. Sorrow
* Spellbinder d. Buddy Landel
* Miss Texas d. Fantasia
* The Moondogs (Moondog Rex and Moondog Spot) NC Beauty and the Beast (USWA Tag Team Championship held up)
* Sid Vicious d. Buddy Landel (USWA Unified Heavyweight Championship) - Landel chosen by a fan who won a competition to be a matchmaker.
* Jerry Lawler, Brian Christopher and Bill Dundee d. Doug Gilbert, Tommy Rich and Scott Bowden

## Notes

Miss Texas vs Fantasia billed on TV as a lumberjack match, not clear if this stipulation was carried through
Monday 10 October, 1977 event

Jerry Lawler returned to wrestling after his month-long retirement, reacting to Jimmy Valiant attacking him a week earlier.

* Jim Garvin d. Leroy Brown
* Pat Barrett drew Terry Gordy
* Giant Frazier d. Bruce Swayze (DQ)
* Phil Hickerson and Dennis Condry NC Scott Casey and Robert Gibson
* Mr. Wrestling d. Ratamyus
* The Samoans (w/ Bruce Swayze) d. Norvell Austin and Bill Dundee (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Jerry Lawler d. Jimmy Valiant (Southern Heavyweight Championship)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 6792. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 23 January, 1978 event

Fans rioted after the main event, unhappy that neither Lawler not Valiant had their hair cut. This caused $2000 of damage to the Mid-South Coliseum

* Doug Gilbert d. Roger Howell
* Sonny King d. Robert Gibson
* Bicentennial Kings d. Big Red and Bearcat Brown
* Mr. Wrestling d. Terry Sawyer (North American Championship)
* Bill Dundee and Norvell Austin d. The Medic and Frankie Laine
* Jerry Lawler NC Jimmy Valiant (Hair match for Southern Heavyweight Championship)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 7017. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

The North American Championship may have been a fictional title.

Steve Jackson was advertised to face Howell in the opening match. Plowboy Frazier was advertised to face Mr. Wrestling. Black Jack Lane and Jim White were advertised as the opposition for the Southern Tag Championship match.

## References

1. ↑ ProWrestlingHistory -1978 Memphis results
2. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 18 March, 1991 event

* Night Train Jackson d. Johnny Rotten
* J.C. Ice d. Uptown Bruno
* Brian Christopher d. Keith Robertson
* The Texas Hangmen d. Billy Joe Travis and Curtis Thompson
* El Grande Pistolero d. Danny Davis
* Steve Austin d. Bill Dundee
* Eddie Gilbert, Jackie Fargo, Jeff Jarrett, Jerry Lawler d. Eric Embry, The Texas Hangmen, Tojo Yamamoto and Tom Prichard (Handicap match)
Monday 12 May, 1980 event

* Robert Gibson d. Buddy Wayne
* Ken Lucas and Carl Fergie d. The Superstar and Ali Hassan
* Terry Sawyer d. Danny Davis (Scientific match)
* Paul Ellering d. Sonny King (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Bill Dundee and Ricky Morton d. The Blond Bombers
* Rocky Johnson and Jimmy Valiant d. The Hollywood Connection (Southern Tag Team Championship)

## Notes

Crowd from Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James. Some sources say 5318. Steve Regal was replaced by Wayne in the opening match. Also advertised, Dundee/Morton vs Superstar/Hassan and Blond Bombers vs Lucas/Fergie.
Monday 21 April, 1980 event

* Ricky Morton d. Ken Wayne
* Sonny King d. David McGee
* David Schultz and Dennis Condrey d. Steve Regal and Jimmy Valiant (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Paul Ellering d. Ken Lucas (No Time Limit, No Disqualification match for Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Ricky Morton, Robert Gibson and Ricky Gibson d. The Blond Bombers and Danny Davis
* Bill Dundee d. Jimmy Hart and Ali Hassan (Handicap match where Dundee had to win two falls in fifteen minutes or lose his car

## Notes

Jerry Bryant was advertised in the match against Ken Wayne and Koko Ware was advertised in the match against Sonny King.
Monday 18 January, 1982 event

* Sweet Brown Sugar d. Ric McCord
* Tojo Yamamoto d. Bobby Eaton (DQ)
* Stan Lane d. Chief Thundercloud
* The Midnight Express (Dennis Condrey, Randy Rose and Norvell Austin) d. Ricky Morton, Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson
* Steve Keirn and Bill Dundee d. The Nightmare and Speed (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Jerry Lawler d. Dutch Mantel (Southern Heavyweight Championship)

## Notes

An advertised match between The Iranian Assassin and Roy Rogers didn't happen.

The Nightmares vs Keirn/Dundee match was shown in the program as masks vs title but it's not clear if this stipulation happened.
Monday 24 March, 1980 event

* Jerry Bryant d. David Oswald
* Sonny King d. Ed Flukart
* Dennis Condrey and David Schultz d. Bill Dundee and Steve Regal
* Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson d. The Blond Bombers (DQ)
* Jimmy Valiant, Billy Robinson and Ken Lucas d. Paul Ellering, Ali Hassan and Jimmy Hart (DQ)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 4194. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

Ed Flukart replaced Steven Regal in the advertised match against Sonny King. Regal replaced Ricky Morton in the tag match.

## References

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

**Masanobu Fuchi** (born 14 January, 1954)  appeared in the CWA in 1981.

After debuting in All Japan Wrestling in 1974, he went to America on an excursion, along with Atsushi Onita.

## Career

### 1981

* Sunday 26 April - with Atsushi Onita against Austin Idol and Dutch Mantel

* Saturday 26 September - with Atsushi Onita and Tojo Yamamoto against Ricky Morton, Eddie Gilbert and Bill Dundee

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Monday 19 November, 1979 event

* Koko Ware d. Steve Kyle
* The Assassins d. Jerry Bryant and Jerry Barber
* Hector Guerrero and Steve Regal d. The Blond Bombers (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Ricky Morton d. Tojo Yamamoto (DQ)
* Nick Bockwinkel d. Sonny King (AWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Billy Graham d. Jerry Lawler (DQ) (CWA World Heavyweight Championship)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 4318. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

The Lawler/Graham match was not included in newspaper advertisements.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 15 May, 1978 event

* Kojak d. The Red Shadow
* Lord Littlebrook d. Little John
* Ron Slinker d. Mike Hendricks
* Tommy Gilbert d. Bill Ryalis
* Steve Kyle d. Norvell Austin (Taped fist match)
* Porkchop Cash and Rocky Johnson d. Frankie Laine and Mike Boyer
* Jos LeDuc, John Louie and Sonny King d. Jerry Lawler, Jimmy Valiant and Bill Dundee (Hospital Elimination Match)

## Notes

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

Ryalis may have been 'Ryalls'

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 22 July, 1991 event

* Randy Harris d. Doug Gilbert
* Danny Davis d. Brian Christopher
* Bill Dundee DCO Tom Prichard
* Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller d. The Bar Room Brawlers (Bar Room Brawl Match)
* Tony Anthony d. Eric Embry
* Jerry Lawler d. Awesome Kong (Unified Heavyweight Championship)

## Notes

* Venue of show not available. Not Mid-South Coliseum. Likely Pipkin Building.
Monday 26 June, 1978 event

* Jerry Bryant d. Mike Hendricks
* Porkchop Cash d. Hans Schroeder
* Hans Schroeder, Jean Louie, Sonny King, The Bounty Hunter and an unknown wrestler d. Porkchop Cash, Steve Kyle, King Cobra, Mike Hendricks and Steve Brodie
* Steve Kyle d. Jean Louie (DQ)
* Jos LeDuc d. Tommy Gilbert
* Jos LeDuc d. Jimmy Valiant
* Bill Dundee and Jimmy Valiant d. Frankie Laine and Mike Boyer (New York Street Fight)

## Notes

The unknown wrestler was listed as El Diablo in newspaper advertisements - it was probably Jerry Bryant. El Diablo was advertised as facing Mike Hendricks. A Bounty Hunter/King Cobra singles match didn't happen.
Monday 10 October, 1988 event

* Scott Steiner d. Terry Adonis
* Cactus Jack and Gary Young d. Alan Reynolds and Cat Garrett
* Phil Hickerson d. Daryl Justin
* Rock 'n' Roll RPMs d. Bill Dundee and Todd Morton
* Jeff Jarrett and Brickhouse Brown d. Cactus Jack and Jimmy Golden (DQ)
* Eric Embry d. Bill Justin (WCCW Light Heavyweight Championship)
* Jimmy Valiant d. Tommy Rich (countout) (New York City Street Fight match)
* Steve Cox, Frank Dusek, Kerry Von Erich and Kevin Von Erich d. Jerry Lawler, Bill Dundee, Jeff Jarrett and Eddie Marlin
Monday 22 February, 1982 event

* Ric McCord d. Tojo Yamamoto
* Roy Rogers d. The Iranian Assassin
* Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson drew Sweet Brown Sugar and Dream Machine (with Jimmy Hart
* Stan Lane d. Cuban Assassin (with Jimmy Hart)
* Bill Dundee and Ricky Gibson NC The Midnight Express (Dennis Condrey and Randy Rose)
* Stan Lane d. Kenny Shane and Jimmy Hart (Handicap match)
* Norvell Austin d. Steve Keirn (DQ)
* Dutch Mantel d. Bobby Eaton (with Jimmy Hart) (Southern Heavyweight Championship)

## Notes

Ricky Gibson replaced Bill Dundee from the advertised card.
Mid-South Coliseum

Opened in 1963, the Coliseum was the Memphis territory's main arena until 1996.

After years of declining crowds, as low as 410 people for a gate of $2900 on Wednesday 24 January, the USWA moved to the Big One Expo Center.

The last event at the Coliseum was held on Monday 17 June, 1996, with an attendance of 1000. The final match featured Jerry Lawler beating Cyberpunk Fire.

As the city's premier arena from its inception until the construction of The Pyramid in 2001, the MSC hosted concert acts including The Beatles and Elvis Presley.

It was home to the Memphis Tigers college basketball team from 1963 to 1991, and a variety of professional sports sides including Memphis Wings/SouthStars hockey (1964-1969), Memphis Pros/Tams/Sounds basketball (1970 to 1975), Memphis Rogues indoor soccer (1979), Memphis Rockers basketball (1990-1991), Memphis Hotshots basketball (1991-1992), and Memphis RiverKings hockey (1992-2000)

The Mid-South Coliseum closed at the end of 2006 after a funding dispute, but remains standing, with efforts ongoing to revive it as an event venue.

## Highest drawing crowds

NB: Not all attendances known

1. Monday 3 August, 1981 - 11,600
2. Monday 2 August, 1982 - 11,300
3. Monday 9 August, 1982 - 11,300
4. Monday 1 August, 1977 - 11,300
5. Monday 6 June, 1983 - 11,300
6. Monday 30 December, 1985 - 11,300
7. Monday 3 March, 1986 - 11,300
8. Monday 8 August, 1977 - 11,103
9. Monday 29 December, 1980 - 11,069
10. Tuesday 28 February, 1978 - 11,000
11. Monday 21 August, 1978 - 11,000
12. Sunday 11 December, 1977 - 10,800
13. Monday 16 August, 1982 - 10,411
14. Monday 12 June, 1978 - 10,270
15. Monday 10 March, 1986 - 10,200
16. Tuesday 24 February, 1981 - 10,180
17. Monday 2 January, 1978 - 10,151
18. Monday 5 September, 1977 - 10,129
19. Monday 29 June, 1981 - 10,129
20. Monday 27 December, 1982 - 10,086
21. Monday 25 June, 1984 - 10,032
22. Monday 27 August, 1979 - 10,000
23. Monday 18 March, 1985 - 10,000

## References

1. ↑ prowrestlinghistory.com
2. ↑ prowrestlinghistory.com
Little Tokyo

**Shigeru Akabane** (born 5 July, 1941, died 6 September, 2011)  was a midget wrestler who made guest appearances in Memphis over several years as 'Little Tokyo'.

Also worked in Evansville in 1981

## Career

### 1991

* Monday 6 May - against Karate Kid
* Monday 13 May - with Tojo Yamamoto against Danny Davis and Karate Kid
* Monday 20 May - against Karate Kid

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Monday 14 January, 1985 event

The card consisted of a 12 team tournament for the held-up Southern Tag Team Championship.

* The Louisville Sluggers d. Johnny Wilhoit and Jerry Bryant (First round)
* Eddie Gilbert and Mike Sharpe drew Jerry Lawler and Johnny Wilhoit (First round)
* Plowboy Frazier and Adrian Street d. The Batten Twins (First round)
* Rock 'n' Roll Express d. The Nightmares (First round)
* Randy Savage and Lanny Poffo d. Joe Lightfoot and Larry Haggar (First round)
* The Interns d. The Dirty White Boys (First round)
* Eddie Gilbert and Mike Sharpe d. The Louisville Sluggers (Quarter final)
* Rock 'n' Roll Express d. Plowboy Frazier and Adrian Street (DQ) (Quarter final)
* The Interns d. Randy Savage and Lanny Poffo (Semi final)
* Rock 'n' Roll Express d. Eddie Gilbert and Mike Sharpe (Semi final)
* The Interns d. Rock 'n' Roll Express to win the Southern Tag Team Championship)

### Notes

It's not clear how Gilbert and Sharpe progressed despite drawing with Lawler/Wilhoit.
Monday 20 May, 1985 event

## Monday 20 May, 1985 event

### Next event

Monday 27 May

* Tommy Gilbert d. Speedy Talltree
* Davey Haskins and Jay Youngblood d. Lanny Poffo and J.R. Hogg
* The Fabulous Ones d. Kareem Muhammad and Masked Mystery Man
* Randy Savage d. Jerry Oski (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Tojo Yamamoto and Jerry Jarrett d. The Pretty Young Things (DQ)
* Jerry Lawler d. Bruiser Brody (DQ)
Monday 17 October, 1994 event

* **Spellbinder d. Jeff Gaylord**
* **The Moondogs (Moondog Spot and Moondog Rex) d. Spellbinder and Reggie B. Fine**
* **Scott Bowden d. Randy Hales (Lumberjack Strap match)**
* **Miss Texas d. Fantasia**
* **The Phantoms d. PG-13 (Trick or treat pole match for USWA Tag Team Championship)** (an unnamed third Phantom interfered to win the match)
* **Tommy Rich DCO Buddy Landel**
* **The Undertaker d. Sid Vicious (Unified Heavyweight Championship)**
Monday 23 June, 1980 event

* Robert Gibson d. Ken Wayne
* Sonny King d. Carl Fergie
* Karl Krupp d. Jimmy Valiant
* Ricky Morton and Ken Lucas d. The Manchurians (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Jerry Jarrett and Tojo Yamamoto d. The Blond Bombers (w/ Danny Davis)
* Bill Dundee d. Paul Ellering (w/ Jimmy Hart) (DQ) (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Two ring Battle Royale won by Tojo Yamamoto
Mike Anthony

**Michael Joseph Lozanski** (born 1 January, 1968)  appeared as 'Tiger' Mike Anthony in the USWA in 1993 and 1994.

After starting his career in Canada as 'Mike Lozanski', he wrestled in Mexico, Puerto Rico and Japan as well as the US.

In 1993 he entered the USWA billed as the Junior Heavyweight Champion of the W\*ING promotion.
Monday 19 April, 1982 event

* The Midnight Express (Norvell Austin and Dennis Condrey) d. Stan Lane and Roy Rogers
* Robert Gibson d. Jimmy Hart and J.R. Hart (No Disqualification Handicap hair match)
* Dream Machine d. Dutch Mantel (No Disqualification hair and Mask match for Mid-America Heavyweight Championship)
* Jerry Lawler d. Sonny King (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Sweet Brown Sugar and Bobby Eaton d. Bill Dundee and Steve Keirn (No Disqualification match)
Monday 22 September, 1980 event

* Koko Ware d. Frank Savage
* Carl Fergie d. Tom Stanton
* Eddie Gilbert and Tommy Gilbert d. The Angel and Sonny King (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Tojo Yamamoto d. Jimmy Hart
* Karl Krupp d. Billy Robinson
* Jimmy Valiant d. Bill Irwin (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Bill Dundee d. Gypsy Joe
* Tommy Rich d. King Cobra
Monday 25 June, 1979 event

* Randy Tyler and Steve Regal d. Hans Schroeder and The Gestapo
* Pete Austin d. Dallas Montgomery
* Ron Bass d. Koko Ware
* Tommy Gilbert and Eddie Gilbert d. Ken Wayne and Buddy Wayne
* The Blond Bombers d. Jerry Lawler and Bill Dundee (Southern Tag Team Championship)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 4000. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 23 October, 1978 event

* Al Greene d. Wayne Farris
* Don Fargo d. Jackie Welch
* Jimmy Valiant, Robert Gibson and Tommy Gilbert d. The Bounty Hunters and Chuck Malone
* Jerry Lawler d. Nelson Royal (Texas Death Match)
* Jos LeDuc d. Bill Dundee (Strap on a pole match)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 4500. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

Nelson Royal was advertised as facing Wayne Farris. Jerry Lawler was advertised as facing Matumba.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 26 June, 1989 event

* Tony Anthony d. Frankie Lancaster
* Action Jackson and Billy Joe Travis d. The Drill Instructor and Spike Huber (CWA Tag Team Championship)
* Bill Dundee and Freddy no contest The Wild Side
* Black Bart d. Jeff Jarrett (CWA Heavyweight Championship)
* Jerry Lawler, Plowboy Frazier and Bam Bam Bigelow d. Master of Pain, Dutch Mantel and Ronnie P. Gossett
Monday 17 July, 1978 event

* Porkchop Cash d. Steve Brodie
* Frankie Laine and Mike Boyer drew Tommy Gilbert and Steve Kyle
* The Kisser d. Danny Davis
* Robert Gibson and Jackie Welch d. Hans Schroeder and The Bounty Hunter
* Bob Roop d. Jean Louie (DQ) (WWA United States Championship)
* Don Carson and The Red Shadow d. Bill Dundee and Jimmy Valiant (Atlantic Wrestling Association Tag Team Championship)
* Jerry Lawler d. Jos LeDuc (No referee match)

## Notes

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

The 'Atlantic Wrestling Association' was a fictional entity.

'The Kisser' was advertised as facing Wayne Farris. These were the same people.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 1 July, 1996 event

The first USWA show at the Big One Expo Center after leaving the Mid-South Coliseum

* Miss Texas d. Samantha
* Brickhouse Brown and Reggie B. Fine d. The Moondogs (Moondog Rex and Moondog Spot) by DQ
* Koko B. Ware d. Tony Anthony
* Bill Dundee and Jerry Lawler d. Flex Kavana and Bart Sawyer (USWA Tag Team Championship)
* Bill Dundee d. Wolfie D
* Battle Royale won by Moondog Spot
* Goldust and Jeff Jarrett d. Brian Christopher and Doug Gilbert
Monday 13 May, 1985 event

## Monday 13 May, 1985 event

### Next event

Monday 20 May

* Steve Constance vs Lanny Poffo
* Tim Ashley vs Billy Joe Travis
* J.R. Hogg and Jerry Bryant vs Jerry Jarrett and Tojo Yamamoto
* Adrian Street vs Davey Haskins
* The Fabulous Ones vs The Pretty Young Things
* Jerry Oski vs Randy Savage (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Jerry Lawler and Bill Dundee d. Bruiser Brody and Kareem Muhammad
Sarik

In incubus with a distinctively mischievous outlook on the world but a nonetheless kind heart, who lived for a time at the Penitentiary and Rehabilitation Center for Fiendish Visitors with his sister Layla. During their stay, they met the Flock, who Sarik still considers himself to be friends with. During their stay, Sarik had grown very close to Dawn, flirting with him in order to tease Aste about her jealousy. This backfired a bit, as Sarik ended up developing real feelings for the tabaxi who did not return them. Sarik took this in stride, and was still happy to see Dawn after the first Day of Living Light. Determined to keep him from entering a fight Sarik did not believe him capable of winning, Sarik charmed Dawn at the same time that Layla charmed K.

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 their comparative lack of strength.

Throughout and after their week long adventure it became clear to Sarik that Layla had feelings for K, and he was determined to insure that she was aware of and acted on them by trying to encourage the rest of the Crew to flirt with K, bringing out his sister's jealous side. This was somewhat successful, but more helpful was K's own admittance of his feelings. After the events of the week, when K and Layla moved in together, Sarik tagged along - a package deal with Layla.
Monday 23 May, 1983 event

* Sonny King d. King Cobra
* The Lone Ranger d. Mad Dog
* The Galaxians d. Carl Fergie and Bobby Fulton
* The Bruise Brothers d. Terry Taylor and Steve O
* Stagger Lee d. The Ace of Spades (Mask vs Mask for Mid-America Heavyweight Championship)
* The Grapplers d. Rock 'n' Roll Express (No Disqualification match)
* The Fabulous Ones d. Duke Myers and Bobby Eaton (DQ) (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Dutch Mantel d. Bill Dundee (Bullwhip match) (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Ken Patera d. Jerry Lawler (CWA International Championship)
Lumberjack match

A match when multiple wrestlers patrol the outside of the ring, with the intent of throwing the people in the match back into the ring if they leave.

## Matches

* Sunday 19 June, 1977 - Dusty Rhodes against Jerry Lawler
* Sunday 18 February, 1979 - Jerry Lawler against Austin Idol (Lumberjack strap match)
* Monday 28 June, 1982 - Jimmy Hart against Jerry Lawler
* Monday 11 March, 1985 - Adrian Street against Randy Savage
* Monday 28 August, 1989 - Ronnie P. Gossett against Jerry Lawler (Lumberjack strap match)
* Sunday 19 November, 1989 - Chris Champion against Mike Davis
* Monday 2 November, 1992 - Lauren Davenport against Miss Texas
* Monday 4 January, 1993 - The Bruise Brothers against The Moondogs (Lumberjack Chair match)
* Monday 17 January, 1994 - Jerry Lawler and Brian Christopher d. Eddie Gilbert and Doug Gilbert
* Monday 17 October, 1994 - Scott Bowden against Randy Hales (Lumberjack strap match)
* Wednesday 27 December, 1995 - Jeff Jarrett d. Bob Armstrong (Lumberjack strap match)
* Thursday 9 January, 1997 - Mabel against Sir Mo
Monday 24 April, 1978 event

* Jim Rey d. Frank Dalton
* Kojak drew Jerry Bryant
* Plowboy Frazier d. The Masked Marvel
* Steve Kyle and Tommy Gilbert d. Ron Slinker and Norvell Austin (DQ)
* Jerry Lawler d. John Louie (Hair match)
* Bill Dundee and Jimmy Valiant d. Jos LeDuc and Sonny King (Texas Death Match with special referee Eddie Marlin)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 7088. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 15 January, 1979 event

* Jackie Welch d. Danny Davis
* Dennis Condrey and Don Fargo d. Pez Whatley and Roger Howell
* Rip Smith, Bill Dundee and Tommy Gilbert d. Chris Colt, David Schultz and Wayne Farris (DQ)
* Ron Fuller d. Austin Idol (Southern Heavyweight Championship)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 5000. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

An advertised Hickerson/Condrey vs Dundee/Ware match for the Southern Tag Title didn't happen. Condrey replaced Chris Colt in his match. Jerry Lawler was advertised to face Idol in a No Disqualification match for the Southern Heavyweight Championship match but was replaced by Fuller after being hospitalised with a bleeding ulcer.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 18 December, 1978 event

* Bearcat Brown and Little Coco d. Terry Sawyer and Lord Littlebrook
* Koko Ware d. Don Fargo (w/ Al Greene) (DQ)
* Robert Gibson and Tommy Gilbert d. Jimmy Valiant and Wayne Ferris
* Austin Idol d. Jackie Welch
* Bicentennial Kings d. Jerry Lawler and Bill Dundee (Southern Tag Team Championship)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 4000. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

The opening match team was advertised as Coco/Roger Howell.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 24 February, 1986 event

* Larry Hamilton d. Tom Branch
* Billy Joe Travis d. Keith Eric
* Dutch Mantel d. Pat Rose
* The Fantastics d. Tony Falk and Abdul Gaddafi (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Dirty Rhodes d. Bill Dundee (DQ)
* Buddy Landel d. Austin Idol (DQ) (Mid-America Heavyweight Championship)
* Bill Dundee and Buddy Landel d. Billy Joe Travis and Dutch Mantel
Monday 11 June, 1979 event

The show was the last for Robert Fuller as the Memphis booker. He was removed due to poor box office performance.

* Danny Davis drew Jerry Bryant
* Tony Charles d. Rick Oliver
* The Blond Bombers d. Tommy Gilbert Jr. and Tommy Gilbert
* Ron Bass d. Plowboy Frazier
* Jerry Lawler and Bill Dundee d. Mr. Fuji and Toru Tanaka (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Robert Fuller d. The Mongolian Stomper (with Gorgeous George Jr. (No Disqualification Southern Heavyweight Championship vs Loser Leaves Town match)

## Notes

Plowboy Frazier replaced Ron Garvin from the advertised card.
Monday 17 August, 1987 event

## Monday 17 August, 1987 event

### Next event

Monday 24 August

* John Paul d. Keith Roberson
* Tracy Smothers d. Lord Humongous
* Rock 'n' Roll RPMs d. Alan West and Mark Starr
* Rocky Johnson d. Big Bubba (DQ)
* The Nasty Boys d. Paul Diamond and Pat Tanaka
* Bill Dundee d. Big Bubba
* Jeff Jarrett d. Goliath (Mid-America Heavyweight Championship)
* Don Bass d. Jerry Lawler (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
Monday 21 January, 1980 event

* Paul Ellering drew Ricky Morton
* Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson drew The Medics
* The Assassins DDQ Ken Lucas and Steve Regal (Southern Tag Team Championship held up)
* Jimmy Valiant d. Plowboy Frazier (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Bill Dundee d. Jerry Lawler (DQ) (CWA World Heavyweight Championship held up)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 4961. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

Jimmy Valiant was originally advertised against Big Red

## References

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