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Dennis Condry

**Dennis Condrey** (born February 1, 1952)  appeared in Jerry Jarrett's part of the Memphis territory from 1977 to 1983.

He debuted for Nick Gulas in 1973. As the Jarrett/Gulas split occurred he was part of a tag team with Phil Hickerson.

Condrey later formed The Hollywood Connection with David Schultz during 1980, and was part of the stable The Midnight Express with Randy Rose and Norvell Austin. During his time with the Midnight Express he had the nickname 'Loverboy', which he would retain through the rest of his career. The stable eventually became a team with Bobby Eaton and manager Jim Cornette that worked in Mid-South Wrestling, World Class Championship Wrestling and Jim Crockett Promotions.

## Career

### 1977

Managed by Bruce Swayze and Rock Hunter in the early months of the year. Condrey and Hickerson left to work for the Nick Gulas promotion in Nashville in July. Shortly after returning, they acquired Al Costello as their manager. Late in the year Costello referred to the team as 'The Wrecking Crew'.

* Sunday 20 March - with Phil Hickerson against George Wagner and Tommy Gilbert
* Sunday 27 March - with Phil Hickerson against Bill Dundee and Tommy Rich (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Thursday 3 April - with Phil Hickerson against Bill Dundee and Tommy Rich (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Friday 11 April - with Phil Hickerson against Bill Dundee and Tommy Rich (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Friday 18 April - with Phil Hickerson against Ron Fuller and Robert Fuller (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Sunday 1 May - with Phil Hickerson against Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson

### 1982

* Sunday 14 February - with Randy Rose against Bill Dundee and Steve Keirn
* Monday 8 March - with Randy Rose against Steve Keirn and Ric McCord
* Monday 8 March - with Randy Rose against Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson

### 1983

* Sunday 25 September - against Tommy Rogers

## Notes

Name spelt 'Condrey' in some sources. Shown as 'Condry' in programs and newspaper advertisements of the day.

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Brad Armstrong

**Robert Bradley James** (June 15, 1962 – November 1, 2012)  wrestled in the USWA as Brad Armstrong during parts of 1984 and 1995.

His father Bob Armstrong and brothers Scott Armstrong, Steve Armstrong and Jesse James Armstrong all wrestled in the Memphis area at various times in their careers.

Armstrong died of an undisclosed illness in November 2012.

## Career

### 1984

* Saturday 10 November - with Tim Horner against Rip Rogers and Ted Oates

### 1995

* Monday 30 October - against Doug Gilbert (Smoky Mountain Wrestling Heavyweight Title)
* Wednesday 22 November - against King Cobra

## External links

* Cagematch.net profile
* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Cactus Jack

Mankind The Mutilator

**Michael Francis Foley** (born 7 June, 1965)  wrestled in Memphis as 'Cactus Jack' and 'Mankind the Mutilator'

## Career

### 1988

* Monday 22 August - against Ray Odyssey
* Monday 29 August - against Shawn Baxter
* Monday 5 September - against Scott Steiner
* Monday 12 September - against Brickhouse Brown
* Monday 19 September - with Gary Young and Mike Enos against Hector Guerrero, Mando Guerrero and Chavo Guerrero
* Monday 3 October - against Shawn Baxter
* Monday 10 October - with Gary Young against Alan Reynolds and Cat Garrett
* Monday 10 October - with Jimmy Golden against Jeff Jarrett and Brickhouse Brown
* Monday 17 October - with Gary Young against Nature's Best
* Sunday 23 October - with Gary Young against Scott Steiner and Brian Lee
* Sunday 23 October - with Gary Young against Nature's Best
* Sunday 23 October - with Gary Young against Bill Dundee and Todd Morton (CWA Tag Team Championship)
* Tuesday 1 November - with Gary Young against Robert Fuller and Jimmy Golden
* Monday 7 November - with Gary Young against Robert Fuller and Jimmy Golden (CWA Tag Team Championship)
* Monday 14 November - with Gary Young against Robert Fuller and Jimmy Golden (Football match)
* Sunday 20 November - with Gary Young against Robert Fuller and Jimmy Golden (Loser Leaves Town match)

### 1996

Appeared as 'Mankind The Mutilator' on loan from the World Wrestling Federation.

* Monday 18 March - (as Mankind The Mutilator) against Jerry Lawler (Unified Heavyweight Championship)
Bob Roop

**Bob Roop** (born 22 July, 1947)  wrestled in Memphis in 1978. He defended the World Wrestling Association (Indianapolis) version of the United States Heavyweight Championship.

## Career

### 1978

* Monday 17 July - against Jean Louie (WWA United States Champion)
* Monday 24 July - against Tommy Gilbert (WWA United States Champion)
Curt Hennig

Mr. Perfect

**Curtis Michael** **Hennig** (March 28, 1958 – February 10, 2003)  made several guest appearances in the Memphis area while wrestling for other promotions.

The bulk of his matches in the area were against Jerry Lawler, first over the AWA World Heavyweight Championship, and later the Unified Heavyweight Championship while contracted to the World Wrestling Federation.

Hennig later worked for World Championship Wrestling. He died of acute cocaine intoxication in early 2003.

## Career

### 1987

* Tuesday 11 August - against Jerry Lawler (AWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 5 October - against Jeff Jarrett (AWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 7 December - against Jeff Jarrett (AWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 14 December - against Jerry Lawler

### 1988

* Monday 18 January - against Jerry Lawler (AWA World Heavyweight Championship vs ring match)
* Monday 4 April - against Jerry Lawler (AWA World Heavyweight Championship stretcher match)
* Monday 9 May - against Jerry Lawler (AWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 16 May - against Max Pain
* Monday 6 June - against Jerry Lawler (AWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 13 June - against Jerry Lawler (AWA World Heavyweight Championship)

### 1993

As 'Mr. Perfect', Hennig returned to the area as part of the feud between the USWA and World Wrestling Federation.

* Monday 1 February - against Jerry Lawler (Unified Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 9 August - against Jerry Lawler (Unified Heavyweight Championship)

## Notes

Also announced for a 10 April, 1994 house show in Jonesboro, AR but was supposedly injured and unable to appear.

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Diamond Lil

**Katie Glass** (born June 1, 1944)  was a midget wrestler who appeared in Memphis as 'Diamond Lil' in 1981 and 1983.

She was trained by The Fabulous Moolah.

## Career

### 1981

* Sunday 26 April - with Billy The Kid against Eddie Gilbert and Suzette Ferreira

### 1983

* Monday 26 December - with Donna Christanello against Penny Mitchell and Darling Dagmar

## External Links

* WrestlingData.com profile
* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Gypsy Joe

El Grande Pistolero

**Gilberto Meléndez** (born 2 December, 1933, died 15 June, 2016)  appeared in the Memphis area as 'Gypsy Joe' in the early 1980s, and 'El Grande Pistolero' in 1991.

He had debuted in 1951.

## Career

### 1980

* Monday 22 September - against Bill Dundee

### 1981

* Sunday 15 February - against Tommy Gilbert

### 1982

* Sunday 14 February - against Chief Thundercloud
* Monday 8 March - against Stan Lane

### 1991

All matches as El Grande Pistolero

* Monday 18 March - against Danny Davis
* Monday 25 March - against Night Train Jackson
* Monday 8 April - against Danny Davis
* Monday 15 April - against Night Train Jackson
* Monday 22 April - against Brian Christopher

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
David Shultz

David Shultz

*Known by the nickname "Dr. D", not to be confused with the wrestler of the same name.*

**James David Schultz** (born June 1, 1955)  debuted in the Tennessee area in 1974, and worked for Jerry Jarrett from 1977 to 1980. He was also known as 'The Riddler' in 1977.

In the early 80s he worked for the American Wrestling Association and World Wrestling Federation, until being fired from the WWF after attacking reporter John Stossel. He returned to Memphis in 1985.

## Career

### 1977

* Sunday 20 March - with Dutch Mantel against Ron Fuller and Robert Fuller
* Sunday 27 March - with Plowboy Frazier, Dutch Mantel and Dr. Frank against Ricky Gibson, Robert Gibson, Gorgeous George Jr. and Tommy Gilbert
* Thursday 3 April - with Dutch Mantel against Ron Fuller and Robert Fuller (Loser of fall leaves town)
* Friday 11 April - with Plowboy Frazier against Ron Fuller and Robert Fuller
* Friday 18 April - with Pat McGinnis against Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson
* Sunday 1 May - against Jim Garvin
* Tuesday 27 September - (as The Riddler) against Jim Garvin
* Monday 3 October - (as The Riddler) against Robert Gibson

### 1985

Teamed with Randy Savage under the management of Tux Newman.

## Notes

Name spelt 'Schultz' in some sources. He later used this spelling of the name. The promotion listed his birthdate as 16 February, 1950.

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Daryl Justin

**Daryl King**  worked as 'Daryl Justin' in Memphis in 1988, part of the tag team Nature's Best with Bill Justin.

## Career

### 1988

* Monday 1 August - with Bill Justin against Sid Striker and Sonny Street
* Monday 19 September - with **Bill Justin** against Robert Fuller and Jimmy Golden
* Monday 30 September - with **Bill Justin** against The Hangman and Don Bass
* Monday 17 October - with **Bill Justin** against Gary Young and Cactus Jack
* Saturday 22 October - with **Bill Justin** against Keith Eric and Blue Knight
* Sunday 23 October - with **Bill Justin** against Robert Fuller and Jimmy Golden
* Sunday 23 October - with **Bill Justin** against Gary Young and Cactus Jack
* Saturday 29 October - with **Bill Justin** and Jeff Jarrett against The Executioner and Rough and Ready
David Elder

Wrestled on CWA cards during the first half of 1989.

* Saturday 8 April - with Alan Yates and Derek Heenan against Humongous (Handicap Match)
* Saturday 22 April - with The Grappler against Jeff Jarrett and John Paul
* Saturday 29 April - with John Paul against Action Jackson and The Dirty White Boy
* Saturday 6 May - with Alan Yates against Robert Fuller and Dutch Mantel
Football Match

Introduced by Jonathan Boyd on Saturday October 19, 1985 as a match signed between the team of himself and Rip Morgan and The Fabulous Ones.

The match started with a coin toss where the 'loser' of each team would be handcuffed to the ropes. A ball (an American Football referred to as a rugby ball) was then placed in the middle of the ring and covered with the key to the handcuffs in a netting. The team that recovered the ball and the key would enjoy a two-on-one advantage on their opposition.

If the ball left the ring, fans would throw the ball back to whatever team they liked.

The idea was later revived as 'football match' and 'Aussie Rules Football match'

## Matches

* Monday 21 October, 1985 - The Sheepherders against The Fabulous Ones (Scrum match)
* Monday 14 November, 1988 - Gary Young and Cactus Jack d. Robert Fuller and Jimmy Golden (Football match)
* Monday 14 August, 1989 - Bill Dundee and Dustin Rhodes against Black Bart and Tony Anthony (Aussie Rules Football match)
Boxing Match

The simulation of a boxing match for the purpose of furthering a wrestling storyline.

## Matches

* Monday 16 June, 1980 - Bill Dundee against Ken Wayne
* Monday 25 May, 1981 - Wayne Ferris against Roy Rogers (Boxer vs Wrestler)
* Monday 1 February, 1982 - Jerry Lawler against Sweet Brown Sugar
* Monday 17 May, 1982 - The Monk against Stan Lane
* Monday 30 June, 1986 - Eddie Marlin against J.D. Costello
* Monday 3 November, 1986 - Jerry Jarrett against Tojo Yamamoto
* Monday 26 January, 1987 - Downtown Bruno against Emily Arthur
* Saturday 15 July, 1989 - Jerry Lawler against Ronnie P. Gossett
* Monday 17 July, 1989 - Jackie Fargo against Ronnie P. Gossett
* Monday 12 November, 1990 - Dirty White Girl against Sweet Georgia Brown
* Monday 11 May, 1992 - Richard Lee against Charlie Trapper
* Monday 15 June, 1992 - Lauren Davenport against Miss Jennifer
* Monday 15 June, 1992 - Lauren Davenport against Candy Cane
* Monday 22 June, 1992 - Dirty White Girl against Lauren Davenport
* Monday 10 August, 1992 - Lauren Davenport against Candy Cane
* Monday 21 December, 1992 - Mike Samples against Richard Lee
* Monday 4 January, 1993 - Jerry Lawler against Mike Samples
* Monday 8 February, 1993 - Bert Prentice against Miss Texas
* Monday 10 January, 1994 - Bert Prentice against Lee Womack
Billy Travis

Billy Joe Travis

B.T. Express

**Gary Keith Mize** (April 29, 1961 – November 23, 2002)  appeared as as 'Billy Travis' and 'Billy Joe Travis' in Memphis from 1985 to 1994, and again in 1997.

## Career

### 1985

Teamed with Ron Sexton as Hot Property, managed by Buddy Wayne.

### 1987

Lost a Loser Leaves Town match and returned as the masked 'B.T Express'

### 1991

* Monday 18 March - with Curtis Thompson against The Texas Hangmen
* Monday 25 March - against Eli The Eliminator

### 1997

Managed by Luther Biggs

* Saturday 29 March - with Flash Flanagan against The Truth Commission
* Saturday 5 April - with Flash Flanagan against The Truth Commission
* Saturday 12 April - with Flash Flanagan against The Truth Commission
* Monday 14 September - against Brian Christopher (Falls count anywhere match)

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Dr. Death

Kenny Kendall

Worked in the USWA in 1993, managed by Nurse Kratchet. Portrayed as a wrestling doctor, he often used a bedpan as a foreign object in his matches.

Won the Southern Heavyweight Championship at a show in Louisville, Kentucky on 10 March, 1992.

Returned in 1995 as Kenny Kendall.

## Career

### 1992

* Saturday 29 February - against Freezer Thompson (Video)
* Monday 2 March - against Tom Prichard (Southern Heavyweight Championship) (Video)
* Saturday 7 March - against Ricky Hayes (Video)
* Monday 9 March - against Tom Prichard (Bedpan on a pole match)
* Saturday 14 March - against Freezer Thompson
* Monday 16 March - against Jimmy Valiant (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Saturday 21 March - against Tim Wilson
* Monday 23 March - against King Cobra

### 1995

* Saturday 15 April - against Butcher Bones
* Monday 17 April - against Ken Raper
* Saturday 22 April - with Scott Studd against Eric Watts and Chad Fortune
* Monday 24 April - against Chris Canyon
* Monday 24 April - with Davey Haskins against Erik Watts and Chad Fortune
* Monday 24 April - Elimination match against Chris Canyon, Davey Haskins, The Gambler, Crusher Bones, Chad Fortune, Erik Watts, Brickhouse Brown, Wolfie D, Gorgeous George III, and J.C. Ice.

## Titles

* Southern Heavyweight Championship (One time)
Bubba Monroe

*A Sputnik Monroe Jr. also appeared in 1979.*

**Quentin Bell** (born 1958)  wrestled as 'The Brawler' 'Bubba Monroe' in Memphis in 1986.

The son of Sputnik Monroe, he was trained by his father and had his first professional match in 1981.

After leaving the CWA he worked in a number of southern independents, as well as the Global Wrestling Federation and as en enhancement talent on televised World Wrestling Federation cards.

## Career

### 1986

Managed by Sputnik Monroe

* Monday 13 October - against Freezer Thompson
* Monday 20 October - against Davey Haskins
* Monday 27 October - against Freezer Thompson

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Jables

**JABLES**

   A long ass fuckin' time ago in a shire called Kickapoo, young Jables knew that he was different from his community at a young age. While the rest of his family were content being farmers and staying close to home, Jables was always fascinated hearing the stories of adventure from travelers passing through Kickapoo. He loved learning the songs of faraway lands and eventually started altering the melodies and lyrics to create his own tunes.

When he was 22 Jables went to his father Mealo Wondermuck and expressed a desire to leave the shire and venture into the world on his own. Mealo chastised Jables for wanting to leave, stating that the music that Jables loved so much was best left to the “real” adventurers and that it would be in his best interest to put the lute down and focus on the family business of making pickaxes for the mine workers.

A heartbroken Jables went to the shire elder Dio Destinpick for comfort, as Dio had been like a second father to him. Dio encouraged Jables to follow his heart even though it would mean going against his father’s wishes.

“You have a talent that I have not seen since I was a young one. Your gift must not be confined to our humble shire, but shared with all the world and beyond.”

Dio went on to tell Jables of the fabled Wood of Holly. Here he said Jables would find another of equal talent and ambition, and would be able to create music of legendary beauty. Jables hung on Dio’s every word and that night slipped out of the shire with nothing but his instruments, an explorer’s pack, and a song in his heart. He has since dropped his surname and is traveling the world and using his earnings from his music to pay for his adventures.

He has yet to reach to reach that fabled wood, but is sure that he will find it soon.
Billy Robinson

**William Alfred Robinson** (18 September 1938 – 3 March 2014)  appeared in the CWA as Billy Robinson from late 1979 until 1981.

Also worked in England, the American Wrestling Association, Montreal and Japan.

## Career

### 1979

* Sunday 2 December - against Larry Latham and Wayne Ferris (Handicap match)
* Monday 10 December - with Paul Ellering against The Assassins

### 1980

* Monday 11 February - with Ken Lucas against The Assassins
* Sunday 17 February - with Ken Lucas against The Assassins (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Monday 25 February - with Ken Lucas against The Assassins (No Disqualification, Mask vs Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Sunday 2 March - with Ken Lucas against Paul Ellering and Ali Hassan (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Monday 10 March - with Ken Lucas against David Schultz and Dennis Condrey (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Monday 24 March - with Ken Lucas and Jimmy Valiant against Paul Ellering, Ali Hassan and Jimmy Hart
* Sunday 30 March - with Ken Lucas against Sonny King and Ali Hassan
* Monday 7 April - with Ken Lucas against David Schultz and Dennis Condrey (Southern Tag Team Championship) (lost by forfeit)
* Monday 28 April - against The International Superstar (CWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 5 May - against Duke Meyers (CWA World Heavyweight Championship) (won by forfeit)
* Monday 19 May - against The Beast
* Monday 14 July - against Paul Ellering (CWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 28 July - against Bill Dundee (CWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 4 August - against Bill Dundee (CWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 11 August - against Bill Dundee (CWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 18 August - against Nick Bockwinkel
* Monday 25 August - against Sonny King
* Tuesday 9 September - against Lou Thesz (CWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 22 September - against Karl Krupp
* Monday 29 September - against Karl Krupp (CWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 27 October - against Bobby Eaton (CWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 3 November - against Guy Mitchell (CWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 10 November - against Guy Mitchell (CWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 17 November - against Battle Royale winner (CWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 24 November - against Robert Gibson (CWA World Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 15 December - against Robert Gibson
* Monday 22 December - against Tommy Gilbert

### 1981

* Monday 5 January - against Tony Charles
* Monday 5 January - Battle Royale against Tony Charles, Tommy Gilbert, Koko Ware, Ricky Morton, Jimmy Kent, The Angel, Bill Irwin, Sonny King and Gypsy Joe
* Sunday 18 January - against Tony Charles (won by forfeit)
* Monday 2 February - against Tony Charles
* Tuesday 21 February - against Tony Charles (CWA World Heavyweight Championship)

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Blue Knight

A name used by masked workers, in the CWA from 1987-1989, and again in the USWA during late 1992.

## Career

### 1987

The character was accompanied by manager Boss Winters for his debut in October 1987.

* Saturday 3 October - against Jeff Jarrett
* Saturday 14 November - against Jerry Lawler
* Saturday 21 November - with Keith Roberson and The Executioners against The Midnight Rockers and Badd Company

### 1988

* Saturday 10 January - against Scott Hall
* Saturday 20 February - with Rough and Ready against Ken Wayne, Jeff Jarrett and Billy Travis
* Saturday 26 March - with Larry Wright and Keith Eric against Ken Wayne, Jeff Jarrett and Billy Travis
* Saturday 2 April - against Tom Brandi
* Saturday 2 April - with Keith Eric against The Bruise Brothers
* Saturday 16 April - with Keith Eric and Rough and Ready against Jeff Jarrett, Billy Travis, Steve Keirn and Mike Graham
* Saturday 12 June - against Shaun Baxter
* Saturday 6 August - against Cat Garrett
* Saturday 4 September - with Rough and Ready against Billy Travis, Shaun Baxter and Ray Odyssey
* Saturday 25 September - with Rough and Ready against Bill Dundee, Jeff Jarrett and Brickhouse Brown
* Saturday 23 October - with Keith Eric against Nature's Best

### 1989

* Saturday 5 March - with Ready against The Mason Dixon Connection

### 1992

The name was revived in October 1992 and used for three weeks.

A Blue Knight was also used in the 1993 WWF Survivor Series. Jerry Lawler was meant to captain a team but withdrew due to his legal troubles, replaced by Shawn Michaels. The Blue Knight on the WWF team was portrayed by Greg Valentine.

* Saturday 24 October - with John Murphy against Bill Dundee and Bart Sawyer
* Saturday 31 October - with Mike Samples and Mr Clyde against Jeff Jarrett, Doug Gilbert and Eddie Gilbert
* Saturday 7 November - with Mike Miller against American Eagles
Big Business Brown

Manager who debuted on the Saturday 15 January, 1994 studio show, claiming to be a representative of the Home Shopping Network (video) . He first spoke of buying the USWA television time for the Network, then started to recruit clients by promising to make them rich.

Represented Doug Gilbert, Eddie Gilbert, Skull Von Krush and Wolfie D. Departed after a Loser Leaves Town match against fellow manager Bert Prentice.

Brown returned in 1995 and feuded with announcer Corey Maclin.

## Career

### 1994

* Monday 7 February - against Bert Prentice (Loser Leaves Town match)

### 1995

* Monday 20 February - against Corey Maclin
Giant Warrior

**Jeff Bearden** (June 10, 1963)  appeared in the USWA in 1996, managed by Brandon Baxter.

Participated in a tournament for the Unified Heavyweight Championship on Monday 4 March, losing to Jerry Lawler in the semi final.

Trained by Dick Murdoch and Dory Funk Jr., Bearden appeared in Mexico, Japan and Puerto Rico, as well as a number of American independent promotions.

## Career

### 1996

* Saturday 2 March - against Shadow
* Monday 4 March - against King Cobra
* Monday 4 March - against Spellbinder
* Monday 4 March - against Jerry Lawler
Jimmy Hart

**James Ray Hart** (born January 1, 1943)  worked as manager 'Jimmy Hart' in Memphis from 1979 to 1985, creating a template for heel managers that endured until the end of the USWA in 1997.

Hart's First Family stable was the focus of the promotion for much of his time in Memphis.

Hart was lead singer of Memphis band 'The Gentrys' from the mid-1960s until the late 1970s. Their biggest hit *Keep On Dancing* reached #4 on the Billboard Hot 100. On Monday 12 January, 1981 Jerry Lawler beat Austin Idol to win what was purported to be Hart's gold record for the song.

## Career

### 1980

Also managed Ali Hassan, Karl Krupp, El Mongol, Tommy Rich, Guy Mitchell, Roger Kirby, Bobby Eaton, The Rough Riders, The Great Togo and The Angel

* Monday 22 September - against Tojo Yamamoto

### 1981

Managed Skull Murphy, Jimmy Valiant, Gypsy Joe, Dutch Mantel, Bugsy McGraw, Wayne Farris, The Phantom, The Nightmares, Speed, Dream Machine, Dory Funk Jr., Terry Boulder, Terry Funk, Jack Brisco, Crusher Blackwell, Jos LeDuc, The Iranian Assassin. Stan Lane and Kevin Sullivan

* Sunday 15 February - with Ali Hassan and The Angel against Eddie Gilbert, Eddie Hogan and Bill Dundee
* Saturday 26 September - against Jimmy Valiant (Loser Leaves Town match)

### 1982

Also managed Sweet Brown Sugar, Andy Kaufman, The Monk and Sabu.

At the end of January, Stan Lane left the First Family when he discoverd Hart had been stealing his money.

Released the single *We Hate School* during February, which sold well around the Memphis area.

### 1984

Managed The Nightmares, Len Denton, Playboy Frazier, Eddie Gilbert

## Notes

* Also managed some or all of Jimmy Valiant, Bill Irwin, Larry Latham, Tojo Yamamoto, Austin Idol, Dutch Mantel, Wayne Farris, The Turk, El Toro, Kevin Sullivan, Chick Donovan, Bugsy McGraw, The Heartbreakers (Joe Cagle & Rocky Sortar), Sweet Brown Sugar (Koko Ware), Stan Lane, Mr. Onita & Masa Fuchi, The Cuban Assassin, Super Destroyer, J.R. Hart, The Iron Sheik, Norvell Austin & Dennis Condrey, Jim Mitchell, Carl Fergie, Kimala, Kimala II, The New York Dolls, Sabu, The Bruise Brothers: Porkchop Cash & Mad Dog Boyd , Kenya Condorie, Andy Kaufman, The Moondogs, The Ace of Spades, Plowboy Frazier, The Colussus of Death, Ken Patera, Man Mountain Link, Sweet Daddy O, The Assassins, Buddy Landell, Jesse Ventura, Bill Dundee, The Russian Invader, The A Team, Rick Rude, The Japanese Assassin, Ox Baker, The PYTs, Randy Savage, Angelo Poffo, Jim Neidhart, Lanny Poffo, Lord Humongous, King Kong Bundy, Masao Ito, The Animal, The Dirty White Boys, Eddie Gilbert, Dr. Detroit, Mike Sharpe, The Terminators, Dr. Detroit

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile

## References

1. ↑ Wikipedia profile
2. ↑ World/American Wrestling Results - February 1982
3. ↑ Kayfabe Memories
Frogman Leblanc

**Kenneth LeBlanc** (born 29 June, 1952) appeared  in two matches on USWA television in 1990.

Also worked in television matches for World Championship Wrestling.

## Career

### 1990

* Saturday 12 May - against Bill Dundee
* Saturday 19 May - against John Tatum

## External links

* Online World of Wrestling profile
* WrestlingData.com profile

1. ↑ WrestlingData
Ken Dillinger

Igor

**Kenneth Russell** (born 11 April, 1938)  wrestled in Memphis as 'Ken Dillinger' and the masked 'Igor'

## Career

### 1977

* Thursday 3 April - against Mike Stark
* Thursday 3 April - Flagpole Battle Royale aginst Tommy Rich, Bill Dundee, Black Panther, Dennis Condrey, Dr. Frank, Gorgeous George Jr., Mike Stark, Phil Hickerson, Plowboy Frazier, Porkchop Cash, Ricky Gibson, Robert Gibson and Tommy Gilbert
* Friday 11 April - with Porkchop Cash against Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson
* Friday 18 April - with Porkchop Cash against Gorgeous George Jr. and Tommy Gilbert
* Sunday 1 May (as Igor) - with Black Panther and Porkchop Cash against Gorgeous George Jr., Paul Orndorff and Tommy Gilbert
* Wednesday 11 May - against Tommy Gilbert
* Wednesday 18 May - against Tommy Rich
* Monday 23 May - with Pat McGinnis against Tommy Rich and Bill Dundee
* Sunday 29 May - with Little Tokyo against Mike Stark and Cowboy Lang
* Sunday 12 June - against Jim Garvin
* Monday 11 July - against Paul Orndorff (Southern Heavyweight Championship against mask match)
Jerry Calhoun

**Jerry Calhoun** (born 9 February, 1950) was a referee in the Jerry Jarrett Memphis promotion from 1977 to 1987. He had first refereed in 1976, introduced to the business as the brother-in-law of Jerry Lawler.

In 1977 he was temporarily fired after allowing babyface Paul Orndorff and heel Mike Stark to ride in his car after a show.

Calhoun was involved in the injury to Jerry Lawler that affected the promotion's business during 1980. During a pick-up football game, he tackled Lawler, whose leg stuck in the ground and was broken.

Like many referees in Memphis, Calhoun was involved in matches as part of angles.

## Career

### 1979

* Monday 26 November - with Steve Regal and Hector Guerrero against The Blond Bombers and Danny Davis

### 1989

* Monday 21 August - with Jerry Lawler and Frank Morrell against Master of Pain, Black Bart and Buddy Landel

## References

1. ↑ *1982 - A Legendary Year from the Golden Era* by Mark James
2. ↑ *1982 - A Legendary Year from the Golden Era* by Mark James
Jack Hart

Barry Horowitz

**Barry Horowitz** (born March 24, 1959)  wrestled in Memphis as 'Stretcher' Jack Hart in 1987 and under his own name in 1992.

Hart worked in Florida, the World Wrestling Federation, Puerto Rico, Global Wrestling Federation and World Championship Wrestling.

## Career

### 1987

Managed by Paul Dangerly.

* Monday 6 April - against Bucky Siegler
* Monday 13 April - against J.T. Southern
* Monday 20 April - against Mark Starr
* Monday 27 April - with Chic Donovan against Soul Train Jones and Rocky Johnson
* Monday 4 May - against Alan West
* Monday 4 May - with Chic Donovan against Soul Train Jones and Rocky Johnson (Southern Tag Tag Championship)
* Saturday 25 April - with Shima, Mr. Helo and The Hunter against Rocky Johnson, Soul Train Jones, Alan West and Mark Starr
* Saturday 2 May - with Chic Donovan against Ed Mattox and Randy Bryant
* Saturday 9 May - with Chic Donovan against Jim Jameson and Ron Nations
* Monday 11 May - against Alan West
* Saturday 16 May - against David Johnson
* May 18 May - with Chic Donovan against The Midnight Rockers
* Saturday 23 May - with Chic Donovan against Mark Starr and Billy Travis
* Monday 25 May - against John Paul
* Monday 1 June - against John Paul
* Saturday 6 June - with Chic Donovan against Jerry Lawler and Bill Dundee
* Monday 8 June - with Paul Diamond and Downtown Bruno against Big Bubba, Billy Joe Travis, and Mark Starr
* Monday 8 June - with Moondog Spot against Billy Joe Travis and Mark Starr
* Monday 8 June - with Paul Diamond against Jeff Jarrett and Big Bubba
* Sunday 13 June - with Keith Roberson against Billy Travis and Mark Starr
* Monday 15 June - against Alan West
* Saturday 20 June - against Jeff Jarrett
* Monday 22 June - against Alan West
* Monday 29 June - with Tojo Yamamoto against Memphis Vice
* Saturday 27 June - Battle Royale against Rocky Johnson, Bill Dundee, Jeff Jarrett, Billy Travis, Mark Starr, Alan West, Paul Diamond, Pat Tanaka, Phil Hickerson, Moondog Spot, Tojo Yamamoto, Ed Mattox, John Paul, The Thunderbird and Keith Eric
* Monday 6 July - against George Barnes
* Saturday 11 July - with Pat Tanaka and Paul Diamond against Billy Travis, Mark Starr and Alan West

### 1982

* Monday 31 August - against The Star Chaser

## External links

* Cagematch.net profile
* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Hospital Elimination Match

Team members are eliminated when they bleed

## Matches

* Sunday 30 October, 1977 - Jerry Lawler and Bill Dundee against Bicentennial Kings
* Monday 15 May, 1978 - Jos LeDuc, John Louie and Sonny King against Jerry Lawler, Jimmy Valiant and Bill Dundee
* Sunday 25 May, 1980 - Bill Dundee, Ken Lucas and Ricky Morton against Wayne Ferris, Larry Latham and Danny Davis
* Monday 24 May, 1982 - The Midnight Express against Steve Keirn and Bill Dundee (
* Monday 20 October, 1986 - Jerry Jarrett, Austin Idol, Tommy Rich, Jerry Lawler and Jeff Jarrett against Dirty Rhodes, Don Bass, Tojo Yamamoto, Akio Sato and Tarzan Goto
* Monday 18 July, 1994 - Tommy Rich, Scott Bowden, Dream Machine and Doug Gilbert against Brian Christopher and The Moondogs (also Handicap match)
Keith Robertson

**Keith Roberson** (also spelt Robertson. Died - 21 July 2021) wrestled in the CWA and USWA during the 80s, early 90s, and again in 1997.

In 1987 he was part of The Headhunters with Mike James.

Surname also spelt 'Roberson'

## Career

### 1991

* Monday 18 March - against Brian Christopher
* Monday 15 April - against Danny Davis
Earthquake Ferris

**Ferris Anthony** wrestled as 'Earthquake Ferris' in the CWA during 1987.

He had previously worked in the American Wrestling Association, and appeared in the Central States area after leaving Memphis.

## Career

### 1987

Introduced by Downtown Bruno on Saturday 20 June, as Bruno's weapon against Big Bubba.

* Saturday 20 June - against Ed Mattox
* Monday 22 June - against Big Bubba

## External links

* Cagematch.net profile
* Pro Wrestling Wiki profile
* WrestlingData.com profile

1. ↑ WrestlingData
Jimmy Golden

**James Golden** (born August 1, 1950)  wrestled in the Memphis territory under the name Jimmy Golden in the 1970s and 1980s. In 1978 he also worked for the territory in Lexington.

He is the cousin of Robert Fuller and Ron Fuller.

Golden later appeared in the World Championship Wrestling under the name 'Bunkhouse Buck', winning their World Tag Team title with Dick Slater.

## Career

### 1979

* Sunday 21 January - with Roger Howell against Dennis Condrey and Don Fargo
* Monday 5 February - with Bill Dundee against Dennis Condrey and Don Carson
* Monday 12 February - against Chris Colt
* Sunday 18 February - against Toru Tanaka
* Monday 26 February - against Gorgeous George Jr.
* Sunday 4 March - against The Mongolian Stomper
* Monday 12 March - with Robert Fuller and Tony Charles against The Assassins and The Mongolian Stomper
* Monday 19 March - against Assassin #1
* Monday 26 March - with Tony Charles and Bill Dundee against The Assassins and The Mongolian Stomper
* Monday 2 April - against Tommy Gilbert
* Monday 9 April - with Ron Slinker against Tommy Gilbert and Buzz Sawyer
* Monday 16 April - against Ron Slinker
* Monday 23 April - against Ron Slinker (loser leaves town match)
* Monday 30 April - against Jerry Lawler
* Monday 7 May - against Tony Charles
* Monday 14 May - against Jerry Lawler (loser leaves town match, no disqualification match)

## External links

* Pro Wrestling Wiki profile
* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Eddie Givens

## Eddie Givens

### Billed from

Nashville, TN

Appeared on USWA television in 1994.

## Career

### 1994

* Saturday 19 March - with Sam Norris against The Moondogs
* Saturday 26 March - against Brian Christopher
* Saturday 9 April - with Colorado Kid against Dream Machine and Adam Bomb
* Saturday 23 April - with Tracey Mooney against The Moondogs
* Saturday 9 July - with Tracey Mooney against The Eliminators
* Saturday 16 July - against Spellbinder
* Saturday 23 July - with Kory Williams against The Eliminators
* Saturday 6 August - with Kory Williams against Mephisto and Dante
* Saturday 13 August - with Kory Williams against Sid Vicious
* Saturday 20 August - with Edrick Hines against Spellbinder and Spike Huber
* Saturday 3 September - with Tony Williams against Buddy Landel and Tommy Rich
* Saturday 8 October - with Edrick Hines against The Phantoms
* Saturday 15 October - with Tony Williams against The Phantoms
* Saturday 12 November - with TD Steel against Jimmy Harris and Ron Harris
* Saturday 3 December - with Kory Williams against Jimmy Harris and Ron Harris
Flash Flanagan

**Christopher Kindred** (born April 6, 1974)  appeared as 'Flash Flanagan' in the USWA in 1996 and 1997.

## Career

### 1997

* Thursday 9 January - with Steven Dunn against Mike Samples and Sir Mo (USWA Tag Team Championship)
* Thursday 16 January - with Steven Dunn against PG-13
* Saturday 29 March - with Billy Joe Travis against The Truth Commission (USWA Tag Team Championship)
* Saturday 5 April - with Billy Joe Travis against The Truth Commission (USWA Tag Team Championship)
* Saturday 12 April - with Billy Joe Travis against The Truth Commission
* Monday 14 September - with Steve Corino against Bulldog Raines and Jimmy Cicero

## Notes

Some sources have his birthdate as 6 April, 1966.

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Jeeshism

Jeeshism is an ideology founded by the member Yinayush, known at the time as Jeesh.

## History

The first recorded mention of Jeeshism occurred on the 18th of September 2020, but evidence suggests it had existed earlier since members had already known about its existence beforehand. The concept of Jeeshism originally had 10 non-permanent seats, 6-month terms and a ceremonial role for Sunset, the latter of which has been omitted and the former two reduced to 4 and 3 respectively.

## Idea

The owner has absolute power and can veto any decision; they cannot be voted out unless an impeachment referendum is called by the majority of the admins.

There are four permanent admins, and they cannot be voted out unless the owner demands a vote.

There are four non-permanent admins, who have three-month terms. They are elected using a first-past-the-post system despite Yinayush actively supporting single transferable voting in the real world. These non-permanent admins have the same rules apply to them during their terms as permanent admins, and can have infinite terms.

The spaces they take up are called 'seats'.

## Trivia

* Yinayush was heavily inspired by the United Nations Security Council while drawing up the first sketch.
	+ Both NicoZtY and Majestaz have claimed to support the basic concepts of Jeeshism, but it is unknown if this has affected their decisions in their own servers.
Dusty Wolfe

**Dale Wolfe**  wrestled in Memphis as 'Dusty Wolfe' in 1984.

He teamed with Ken Timbs, before the two moved to Florida in August the same year.

Wolfe had debuted in Texas in 1982. He also worked for the World Wrestling Federation, World Class Championship Wrestling, the World Wrestling Council and World Championship Wrestling.

## Career

### 1984

* Monday 2 July - with Ken Timbs against Johnny Wilhoit and Mark Batten
* Monday 2 July - Two ring Battle Royale
* Monday 9 July - with Ken Timbs against Eddie Gilbert and Ron Mikolajczyk
* Monday 16 July - with Ken Timbs against Tojo Yamamoto and Johnny Wilhoit
* Monday 23 July - with Ken Timbs against Johnny King and Tony Torres

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData profile
Jackie Welch

Wrestled in Memphis in 1978 and 1979.

He was a member of the famous Fuller-Welch wrestling clan, which also included his brother Roy Lee Welch and relations Robert Fuller and Ron Fuller.

## Career

### 1978

* Monday 25 September - with Lou Thesz, Bobo Brazil and Steve Kyle and Tommy Gilbert against Hans Schroder, The Bounty Hunter, Mike Boyer, Frankie Lane and Don Bass
Greg Gagne

**Gregory Alan Gagne** (born July 27, 1948)  wrestled in Memphis in 1978.

More closely associated with the American Wrestling Association of his father Verne Gagne, Greg made a guest appearance at the Mid-South Coliseum.

## Career

### 1978

* Monday 21 August - with Jim Brunzell against Frankie Lane and Mike Boyer (AWA World Tag Team Championship)

## External links

* WrestlingData.com profile
* Wikipedia profile
Ian Rotten

**John Benson Williams** (born June 1, 1969) , wrestled as one half of Bad Breed alongside kayfabe brother Axl Rotten in 1994.

Rotten later worked in Extreme Championship Wrestling and formed the IWA Mid-South promotion in 1996.

## Career

### 1994

The Bad Breed debuted on the Saturday April 9 studio show, appearing on four consecutive TV shows. They were then absent for three weeks before a final appearance, a loss against The Spiders on Saturday 28 May.

## Notes

Some sources show his birth year as 1970.

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Jerry Bryant

**Jerry Bryant** (born 27 March, 1953, died 23 December, 1989)  wrestled in the Jerry Jarrett promoted Memphis territory from 1977 to 1980, then again from 1984 to 1988.

He broke into the business after being trained by Jerry Lawler, who he'd gone to high school with.

In 1986 and 1987 he formed the tag team Memphis Vice with Lou Winston.

In late 1989, Bryant passed away after a three year battle with Motor Neurone Disease.

## Career

### 1977

* Sunday 20 March - with Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson against Dr. Frank, Private Diamond and The Mummy

### 1979

* Monday 24 September - with Roger Howell against The Fabulous Freebirds

## References

Photo (by Mike Shields) courtesy Memphis Wrestling News (Facebook)

1. ↑ Memphis Wrestling News - 27 March 2020
Jed Grundy

**Michael Paul Shaw** (May 9, 1957 – September 11, 2010)  appeared in the CWA as 'Jed Grundy' during 1989.

He also worked as Makhan Singh in Stampede Wrestling, Norman the Lunatic in World Championship Wrestling and Bastion Booger in the World Wrestling Federation.

## Career

### 1989

* Monday 13 February - with Bill Dundee against The Samurai and The Shogun
* Monday 20 February - against Robert Fuller and Jimmy Golden (Handicap match)
* Monday 6 March - with Jim McPherson against Robert Fuller and Jimmy Golden (CWA Tag Team Championship)
* Monday 20 March - against The Shadow
* Monday 3 April - against Robert Fuller
* Monday 10 April - against Detroit Demolition
* Monday 17 April - against Tony Anthony

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Giant Gonzalez

**Jorge González** (31 January 1966 – 22 September 2010)  briefly wrestled in the USWA as 'Giant Gonzalez' while contracted to the World Wrestling Federation in 1993.

During his short stint in Memphis he was managed by Bert Prentice.

He had previously appeared as El Gigante in World Championship Wrestling.

González battled diabetes and heart issues, dying in his native Argentina at the age of 44.

## Career

### 1993

* Monday 1 March - with Jeff Jarrett and Jerry Lawler against Brian Christopher and The Bruise Brothers
* Monday 29 August - against Vampire Warrior
* Saturday 4 September - against Sam Norris
* Monday 6 September - against Jerry Lawler

## External links

* Cagematch.net profile
* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Jesse Ventura

**James George Janos** (Born 15 July, 1951)  wrestled as 'Jesse Ventura' in Memphis in 1983.

He won the Southern Heavyweight Championship in his debut match, and was holding it a second time when he left the promotion. A fictional title change was invented, purportedly taking place in Chicago, to transfer the belt to [[Jerry Lawler.

## Career

### 1983

* Monday 12 September - against Jerry Lawler (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 19 September - against Jerry Lawler (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Sunday 25 September - with Stan Hansen against Austin Idol and Jerry Lawler
* Monday 3 October - against Jerry Lawler (No Disqualification match for Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 10 October - against Jerry Lawler (No Disqualification match for Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 17 October - against Jimmy Valiant
* Monday 17 October - with The Midnight Express, Buddy Landel and The Assassins against Jerry Lawler, Roughhouse Fargo, Jimmy Valiant, Austin Idol and The Fabulous Ones (Hospital Elimination Match)
* Monday 24 October - against Bobby Eaton (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 7 November - against Koko Ware (Southern Heavyweight Championship)

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Jim Dalton

Executioner #1

Exterminator #1

**Jim Dalton** (born 4 April, 1943)  wrestled under his own name and as both Executioner #1 and Exterminator #1 during 1977. He teamed with Butch Malone (as Executioner #2 and Exterminator #2).

The Executioners were billed as WWWF Tag Team champions on arrival, before changing name to The Exterminators.

## Career

### 1977

* Sunday 24 April (as Jim Dalton) - with Pat McGinnis and Ken Dillinger against Gorgeous George Jr., Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson
* Sunday 24 April (as Executioner #1) - with Executioner #2 against Ron Fuller and Robert Fuller (WWWF Tag Team Championship)
* Sunday 5 June - (as Exterminator #1) - with Exterminator #2 against Tommy Gilbert and Jim Garvin
* Sunday 12 June - with Exterminator #2 and Dennis Condrey against Rocky Johnson, Tommy Gilbert and Sylvester Ritter
* Sunday 19 June - with Exterminator #2 against Sylvester Ritter and The Wrestling Pro
* Monday 27 June - with Exterminator #2 against Chief Bold Eagle and Jim Garvin
* Monday 4 July - with Exterminator #2 against Chief Bold Eagle and Jim Garvin (No Disqualification match)
* Monday 11 July - with Exterminator #2 against Chief Bold Eagle and Jim Garvin (Mask match)
* Monday 18 July - with Exterminator #2 against Norvell Austin and Jim Garvin
* Monday 25 July - with Exterminator #2 and Ratamyus against Pat Barrett, Ed Flukert and Arman Hussein
* Monday 1 August - with Exterminator #2 and Dr. X against Norvell Austin, Pat Barrett and Bob Ellis
* Monday 8 August - with Exterminator #2 against The Gladiator and Arman Hussein
* Monday 15 August - with Exterminator #2 against Jim Garvin and Bruce Swayze
* Monday 22 August - with Exterminator #2 against The Gladiator and Ed Flukert
* Monday 29 August - with Exterminator #2 against Pat Barrett and Norvell Austin
* Monday 29 August - with Exterminator #2 against Dick Roberts and Jerry Brown (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Monday 5 September (as Jim Dalton) - against Exterminator #1 (Mask vs Loser Leaves Town match)
Duke Myers

Colossus of Death

Prince of Darkness

Had three stints in the Memphis territory, until his own name and briefly as Jimmy Hart's 'Colossus of Death' in 1983. He then reverted to his own name, before appearing as 'Prince of Darkness' later in the year.

When not in the CWA he spent most of his time working in the Stampede promotion in Calgary, Canada.

In 1986 Myers returned to the CWA as part of tag team The Animals with Mike McGuirk.

## Career

### 1980

* Monday 5 May - against Billy Robinson (CWA World Heavyweight Championship)

### 1983

* Monday 21 March - against Bobby Fulton
* Monday 28 March - against King Cobra
* Monday 4 April - against Bobby Fulton
* Monday 11 April - against Bobby Fulton
* Monday 25 April - against Ace of Spades, Carl Fergie, Bobby Fulton, Galaxian #1, King Cobra, Sonny King, Steve O and Terry Taylor (Elimination Match)
* Monday 2 May (as Colossus of Death) - with Andy Kaufman against Jerry Lawler
* Monday 9 May (as Colossus of Death) - against Jerry Lawler
* Monday 16 May - with Bobby Eaton against The Fabulous Ones (Southern Tag Team Championship vs Jim Cornette's Hair match)
* Monday 23 May - with Bobby Eaton against The Fabulous Ones
* Monday 30 May - with Bobby Eaton against The Fabulous Ones (Southern Tag Team Championship vs Hair match)
* Monday 6 June - with Bobby Eaton, Jim Cornette and Jimmy Hart against The Fabulous Ones (Handicap match)
* Monday 13 June - with Joyce Grable against Dutch Mantel and Penny Banner
* Monday 27 June - against Tom Prichard
* Monday 4 July - against Dutch Mantel
* Monday 11 July - with Man Mountain Link again The Rock 'n' Roll Express
* Monday 18 July - against Tom Prichard
* Monday 18 July - against Don Anderson, Tommy Gilbert, Spike Huber, Man Mountain Link, Mad Dog, Sweet Daddy O, Tom Pritchard and Ken Timbs (Elimination Match)
* Monday 1 August - with Ken Timbs, Porkchop Cash and Dream Machine against The Rock 'n' Roll Express, Eddie Gilbert and Tommy Gilbert
* Monday 8 August - against Terry Taylor
* Monday 8 August (as Prince of Darkness) - against Jerry Lawler
* Monday 15 August (as Prince of Darkness) - with Dream Machine, Porkchop Cash and Galaxian #1 against Tom Prichard, The Jaguar, Tommy Gilbert and Eddie Gilbert
* Monday 29 August (as Prince of Darkness) - against Tom Prichard
* Monday 5 September (as Prince of Darkness) - with Dream Machine, Porkchop Cash and Lucifer against The Jaguar, The Stray Cat, Bobby Fulton and Spike Huber
* Monday 19 September (as Prince of Darkness) - against Tom Prichard
* Sunday 25 September (as Prince of Darkness) - with Lucifer against Rock 'n' Roll Express

### 1986

* Monday 27 October - with Mike McGuirk against Ric McCord and John Paul
* Saturday 1 November - with Mike McGuirk against Randy Bryant and Robert Bryant
* Saturday 8 November - with Mike McGuirk and Memphis Vice against Jeff Jarrett, Pat Tanaka, Tracy Smothers and Billy Travis
* Monday 3 November - with Mike McGuirk against Tracy Smothers and Pat Tanaka
* Monday 10 November - with Mike McGuirk against Tracy Smothers and Hillbilly Elmer

## External links

* Cagematch.net profile
* Pro Wrestling Wiki profile
* WrestlingData.com profile