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Heather Feather

**Peggy Jones**  (born 22 April, 1949) wrestled as 'Heather Feather' in the Memphis territory during 1978.

The matches were amongst the last in her career, which started in the early 1970s.

## Career

### 1978

Feather lasted three minutes in a match with a wrestling bear to get a man against a man. Jerry Lawler and Bill Dundee tricked manager Chuck Malone into signing a contract to wrestle her by disguising it as a petition.

* Monday 6 November - against Ginger the Wrestling Bear
* Monday 13 November - against Chuck Malone
* Monday 20 November - with Bearcat Brown and Koko Ware against The Bounty Hunters and Chuck Malone

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Jackie S'Krilla

The child of two accomplished Tiefling parents who sent their child to the prestigious (and expensive) Eborlin school of unseen arts. While he dilligently studied there for the majority of his tenure at the academy, his last year was spent as a gauntlet of vice as he explored the world of spirits and debauchery. His grades reflected his interest in schooling and he began failing and faced expulsion. The dean of students offered to excuse his transgressions and give him a sufficient credit to graduate if he joined the dangerous expedition to the Water Elf city at the edge of Urma Ear. Instead of being sent home a failure to his overbearing parents, Jackie agrees to join the expedition and provide his final thesis on the discoveries of this expedition.

RUMORS ABOUT JACKIE

* He is the only son of a wealthy family of Tieflings, and his parents put a lot of pressure on him.
* He is the one who gave the dean's daughter the Oghmatic Dust that killed her.
* He is renown for his skills on the concertina
* His parents got their money in the slave trade as skipjacks, hunting other Tieflings who escaped their servitude.
* He's trained his pet bird to accompany him during his performances
Downtown Bruno

Uptown Bruno

**Bruno Lauer** (born October 27, 1965)  managed in the Memphis area as 'Downtown Bruno' and 'Uptown Bruno' during the 1980s and 1990s.

In 1991 he joined the World Wrestling Federation as 'Harvey Wippleman', alongside Sid Vicious, remaining there as an off-screen worker into the 2010s.

## Career

### 1987

Managed The Clones, Paul Diamond, Earthquake Ferris, Moondog Spot and Pat Tanaka. Part of The Commission stable.

### 1991

Managed Terrance Garvin, Doug Gilbert, Tony Anthony, Sam Lowe and Joseph Maggliano.

Known as Uptown Bruno

* Monday 18 March - against J.C. Ice
* Monday 25 March - against J.C. Ice
* Monday 8 April - with Bill Dundee against J.C. Ice and Steve Austin
* Monday 15 April - against J.C. Ice
* Monday 22 April - against J.C. Ice
* Monday 13 May - against Miss Texas (Loser Leaves Town match)

### 1997

* Saturday 29 March - with Jerry Lawler against King Reginald and Queenie

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Gorgeous George Jr.

Gorgeous George Jr.

**Richard Phelps** (died 12 May, 2012)  appeared in the Jerry Jarrett era Memphis promotion from 1977 to 1979, as both 'George Wagner' and 'Gorgeous George Jr.' He legally changed his name to George Wagner when the widow of the original Gorgeous George sued to stop him using the name in California

Trained Buddy Landel as a wrestler

## Career

### 1977

As the Jarrett promotion started, Wagner had just fallen out with Jerry Lawler. However, the two never had the feud it seemed they were headed towards. He was known as George Wagner at first.

* Sunday 20 March - with Tommy Gilbert against Bicentennial Kings (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Sunday 27 March - with Ricky Gibson, Robert Gibson and Tommy Gilbert against David Schultz, Plowboy Frazier, Dutch Mantel and Dr. Frank
* Thursday 3 April - against Plowboy Frazier
* Thursday 3 April - Flagpole Battle Royale against Tommy Rich, Bill Dundee, Black Panther, Dennis Condrey, Dr. Frank, Ken Dillinger, Phil Hickerson, Plowboy Frazier, Porkchop Cash, Ricky Gibson, Robert Gibson and Tommy Gilbert
* Friday 11 April - against The Gladiator
* Friday 18 April - with Tommy Gilbert against Porkchop Cash and Ken Dillinger
* Sunday 1 May - with Paul Orndorff and Tommy Gilbert against Porkchop Cash, Black Panther and Igor

### 1978

Managed Mike Boyer and Frankie Lane and The Assassins

## External links

* Cagematch.net profile
* Online World of Wrestling profile
* WrestlingData.com

## References

1. ↑ WrestlingData
2. ↑ Online World of Wrestling profile
3. ↑ WrestlingData.com
Hardbody Harrison

**Harrison Norris Jr.** (born 22 August, 1966)  appeared as 'Hardbody Harrison' in the USWA in 1997.

## Hardbody Harrison

### Years active

1997

After serving in the first Gulf War, he was trained by World Championship Wrestling, appeared there from 1995 until 1999, taking a brief excursion in Memphis.

In 2007, Harrison was sentenced to life in jail for his involvement in crimes including sex trafficking and forced labor.

## Career

### 1997

* Saturday 6 September - against Brian Christopher
* Saturday 13 September - against Flash Flanagan
* Monday 14 September - with Doomsday against PG-13

## External links

* Cagematch.net profile
* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Dustin Rhodes

Goldust

**Dustin Patrick Runnels** (born 11 April, 1969)  appeared in Memphis as 'Dustin Rhodes' and 'Goldust'.

## Career

### 1989

As 'Dustin Rhodes'

* Monday 3 July - against Tony Anthony
* Monday 10 July - with Jeff Jarrett against Black Bart and Tony Anthony
* Monday 17 July - with Bill Dundee against Black Bart and Tony Anthony
* Monday 31 July - with Bill Dundee against Black Bart and Tony Anthony
* Monday 7 August - with Bill Dundee against Black Bart and Tony Anthony (Australian Rules Football match
* Monday 14 August - with Bill Dundee against Black Bart and Tony Anthony
* Monday 21 August - against Black Bart (Texas Bullrope match)
* Monday 28 August - with Jeff Jarrett against Black Bart and Tony Anthony
* Monday 4 September - with Bill Dundee against The Black Birds
* Monday 11 September - against The Wild Thing
* Monday 11 September - against Ricky Morton
* Monday 2 October - against Kevin Dillinger
* Monday 2 October - against Chris Champion
* Monday 2 October - against Mike Davis
* Monday 2 October - against Tony Anthony (CWA Southwestern Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 16 October - against Mike Davis
* Monday 23 October - against The Violator

### 1996

As 'Goldust', on loan from the World Wrestling Federation.

* Monday 1 July - with Jeff Jarrett against Doug Gilbert and Brian Christopher
Lance Jade

## Lance Jade

### Years active

1997

Appeared in the USWA during 1997.

Trained by Don Bass.

## Career

### 1997

* Saturday 19 July - against Bulldog Raines
* Saturady 26 July - against PG187
* Saturday 9 August - against Bulldog Raines
* Saturday 16 August - against Rod Price
* Saturday 6 September - with Flash Flanagan against PG-13
* Monday 14 September - against Paul Diamond
* Saturday 27 September - against Billy Joe Travis
Don Anderson

**Duane Bailey** (born 1947)  appeared as 'Don Anderson' in the Memphis territory in 1982.

He had worked in the Memphis area several years earlier.

## Career

### 1982

Returned to the territory to assist Dutch Mantel in his feud against Stan Lane and Sweet Brown Sugar.

* Monday 11 January - with Dutch Mantel against Stan Lane and Sweet Brown Sugar
Giant Kokina

Yokozuna

**Rodney Agatupu Anoa'i** (born 2 October, 1966, died 23 October, 2000)  worked in the CWA as 'Giant Kokina' in 1988. He returned in 1993 as 'Yokozuna', on loan from the World Wrestling Federation.

Anoa'i debuted in 1984. After his short stint in Memphis, he got his first major exposure with the American Wrestling Association the next year. In 1992 he was signed with the World Wrestling Federation, where he was a two time World Heavyweight Champion.

His uncles were the Samoan wrestlers Afa and Sika.

He died in 2000 while touring England, from pulmonary edema due to blockage of his lungs with fluid. At the time of his death he weighed approximately 580 pounds.

## Career

### 1988

Teamed with Samu

* Monday 15 February - against Zebra Warrior #1
* Monday 22 February - with Samu against The Zebra Warriors
* Monday 29 February - with Samu against The Zebra Warriors

### 1993

As Yokozuna

* Monday 23 August - against Lex Luger

## External links

* Cagematch.net profile
* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Dusty Rhodes

**Virgil Riley Runnels Jr.** (October 12, 1945 – June 11, 2015)  appeared in the Memphis territory during 1977, then again in 1985 on an NWA/CWA co-promotion.

He was better known for his appearances in Florida, Atlanta, Charlotte and the World Wrestling Federation.

His son Dustin Rhodes later worked in the area.

## Career

### 1977

* Sunday 24 April - with Tommy Gilbert against Phil Hickerson and Dennis Condrey (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Sunday 12 June - against Jerry Lawler
* Sunday 19 June - against Jerry Lawler (Lumberjack match)

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Monday 20 November, 1978 event

* Bill Dromo d. Larry Hardin
* Mike Kelly and Pat Kelly drew Robert Gibson and Jackie Welch
* Lou Thesz d. Terry Sawyer (DQ)
* The Bounty Hunters and Chuck Malone d. Bearcat Brown, Koko Ware and Heather Feather
* Tommy Gilbert d. Don Fargo (w/ Al Greene) (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Jerry Lawler and Bill Dundee NC Jimmy Valiant and Wayne Ferris

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 4067. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

Thesz's advertised opponent was Tommy Gilbert, who took Sawyer's place against Fargo.

## References

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

A match where the loser has to eat a certain type of food, usually dog food.

## Matches

* Monday 17 September, 1990 - Dirty White Girl against Vicious Vicki (Dog food)
* Monday 13 July, 1992 - Billy Joe Travis against Mike Miller (Lauren Davenport to eat dog food)
* Monday 29 November, 1993 - Little Eagle against Midget D (Dog food)
* Monday 26 December, 1994 - Scott Bowden against Miss Texas (Bowden eats dog food vs Miss Texas leaves town)
Don Bass

Assassin #1

A Team #1

Flame

Rock 'n' Roll Phantom

**Donald Hollis Welch** (born 14 March, 1946, died 16 September, 2016)  wrestled in the Memphis area under various names across three decades, usually as Don Bass.

He died of cancer in 2016.

## Career

### 1978

* Monday 25 September - with Hans Schroeder, The Bounty Hunter, Mike Boyer and Frankie Lane against Lou Thesz, Jackie Welch, Bobo Brazil and Steve Kyle and Tommy Gilbert

### 1983

* Monday 20 June - with A-Team #2 against Don Anderson and Ken Timbs
* Sunday 25 September (as Assassin #1) against Bill Dundee
* Monday 14 November - with A-Team #2 against Koko Ware and Bobby Eaton
* Monday 21 November - with A-Team #2 against U.S. Steel and Art Crews
* Monday 28 November - with A-Team #2, The Moondogs and Dennis Condrey against Robert Gibson, Bobby Eaton, Art Crews, Stagger Lee and Giant Frazier
* Monday 5 December - with A-Team #2, The Moondogs, Dream Machine and Porkchop Cash against Terry Taylor, Bobby Eaton, Stagger Lee, Robert Gibson, Art Crews and Tom Prichard
* Monday 12 December - with A-Team #2, The Moondogs, The Russian Invader and Norvell Austin against The Fabulous Ones, The Rock 'n' Roll Express, Stagger Lee and Bobby Eaton
* Monday 19 December - with A-Team #2 and The Russian Invader against The Fabulous Ones and Roughhouse Fargo
* Monday 26 December - with A-Team #2 against The Rock 'n' Roll Express

### 1984

* Sunday 1 January - with A-Team #2 against The Rock 'n' Roll Express (Stretcher match)
* Monday 9 January - with A-Team #2 against The Rock 'n' Roll Express (Texas Death Match)
* Monday 16 January - with A-Team #2 against Dream Machine and Porkchop Cash
* Tuesday 24 January - (as A-Team #1) against Terry Gibbs
* Tuesday 31 January - with A-Team #2 against Karl Krupp and Sabu
* Tuesday 31 January - with A-Team #2 against Stagger Lee and Norvell Austin
* Tuesday 14 February - with A-Team #2 against Tommy Gilbert and Art Crews
* Sunday 19 February - with with A-Team #2, Dream Machine, Porkchop Cash and Jimmy Hart against The Rock 'n' Roll Express, Brian Adias, Stagger Lee and Norvell Austin
* Tuesday 28 February - with A-Team #2 against Dirty Rhodes and Brian Adias
* Monday 5 March - with A-Team #2 against Stagger Lee and Norvell Austin
* Monday 12 March - with A-Team #2 against Stagger Lee and Norvell Austin
* Sunday 18 March - with A-Team #2 against Harley Davidson and Dirty Rhodes
* Monday 16 April - (as A-Team #1) against Omar Atlas
* Monday 23 April - (as A-Team #1) with Porkchop Cash against Bugsy McGraw and Dutch Mantel
* Monday 30 April - (as A-Team #1) against Brickhouse Brown
* Monday 7 May - (as A-Team #1) with The Japanese Assassin against Ric McCord and Brickhouse Brown

### 1986

Managed by J.D. Costello and Billy Spears.

Appeared as 'Flame'.

### 1993

Managed by Lee Womack, Bert Prentice (as Rock 'n' Roll Phantom) and Mike Samples

## Notes

Some sources say he wrestled as 'Fire' in 1996.

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Jim Cornette

**James Cornette** (born September 17, 1961)  is a manager who appeared in the Memphis promotion across three stints as 'Jim' or 'James E.' Cornette.

He was well-known in the Louisville part of the territory as a ringside photographer since he was a teenager, and was asked to become a manager by Jerry Jarrett in 1981.

Cornette went on to worked for a variety of large promotions such as World Class Championship Wrestling, Mid-South Wrestling and Jim Crockett Promotions, before forming Smoky Mountain Wrestling. He managed in the World Wrestling Federation and later worked for Total Nonstop Action and Ring of Honour.

## Career

### 1981

Cornette tried to recruit Jerry Lawler and Dutch Mantel to be his first client but was humiliated by both.

He became associated with Jimmy Hart, serving as manager of wrestlers including Carl Fergie and The Galaxians.

### 1982

Managed Crusher Broomfield and Jesse Barr

* Monday 29 November - with Jesse Barr against Jimmy Hart and Sweet Brown Sugar

### 1983

On Monday 16 May his hair was on the line in a match between Bobby Eaton and Duke Myers and The Fabulous Ones but his team won.

* Sunday 2 January - with Miss Linda and Adrian Street against Bill Dundee and Jerry Calhoun (Handicap match)
* Monday 10 January - with Miss Linda and Adrian Street against Bill Dundee and Jerry Calhoun (Handicap match)
* Sunday 6 February - with Adrian Street and Miss Linda against Bill Dundee
* Monday 14 March - with Adrian Street and Jesse Barr against The Fabulous Ones (Handicap match)
* Monday 18 April - with Galaxian Alpha against The Rock 'n' Roll Express (Hair match)
* Monday 18 April - with Jimmy Hart against Jerry Lawler (Handicap match)
* Monday 6 June - with Bobby Eaton, Duke Myers and Jimmy Hart against The Fabulous Ones (Handicap match)
* Monday 17 October - with Jimmy Hart against Bobby Eaton (Handicap match)
* Monday 31 October - with Carl Fergie, The Russian Invader and Lucifer against Bobby Eaton, Bobby Fulton, The Jaguar and James Daniels.

### 1990-1991

After leaving World Championship Wrestling, Cornette returned to the Memphis area as manager of The Fabulous Ones. The team split when Cornette advocated attacking Jackie Fargo, causing a split between Steve Keirn and Stan Lane.

### 1995

Appeared as the promoter of Smoky Mountain Wrestling during that company's feud with the USWA.

## Notes

Also managed Sherri Martel, Leilani Kai, Adrian Street, The Galaxians, Norman Frederick Charles III, The Angel, Carl Fergie and The Bounty Hunter

## External links

* JimCornette.com
* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile

## References

Image courtesy Classic Memphis Wrestling

1. ↑ Wikipedia profile
Greg Jones

Appeared in the CWA during 1987.

* Saturday 29 August - with Freezer Thompson against Superstar Bubba and Goliath
* Saturday 5 September - with David Wilson against The Rock 'n' Roll RPMs
* Saturday 12 September - with Ed Mattox against The Rock 'n' Roll RPMs
* Saturday 19 September - against Don Bass
* Saturday 3 October - with David Wilson against Paul Diamond and Pat Tanaka
* Saturday 24 October - against Bobby Jaggers
George Barnes

**George Cloughessy**  appeared in Memphis as 'George Barnes' in 1987.

The Australian previously worked in the territory in the mid-1970s as the partner of Bill Dundee. When he returned in 1987 he feuded with Dundee, alongside his alleged Cousin Bluey.

## Career

### 1987

* Monday 6 July - against Jack Hart
* Monday 20 July - against Rocky Johnson
* Monday 27 July - with Cousin Bluey against Rocky Johnson and Bill Dundee
* Monday 3 August - against Bill Dundee (First man to break a rule loses match)
* Tuesday 11 August - against Bill Dundee (CWA International Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 17 August - against Bill Dundee (CWA International Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 31 August - against Bill Dundee (CWA International Heavyweight Championship)

## Titles

* CWA International Heavyweight Championship - 1 time

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData profile
Harley Davidson

**James Morris** (born July 5, 1952)  appeared in the CWA as 'Harley Davidson' during the first half of 1984.

Later that year he joined the World Wrestling Federation, where he found his greatest fame as 'Hillbilly Jim'.

## Career

### 1983

* Monday 19 December - with Bill Dundee against The Fabulous Ones

### 1984

* Tuesday 14 February - with Dirty Rhodes against Dream Machine and Porkchop Cash
* Sunday 19 February - with Dirty Rhodes against Angelo Poffo and Sabu
* Tuesday 28 February - with Scott Shannon against Dream Machine and Porkchop Cash
* Monday 5 March - with Dirty Rhodes against Angelo Poffo and Mad Dog
* Monday 12 March - with Dirty Rhodes against The Executioners
* Sunday 18 March - with Dirty Rhodes against The A-Team
* Monday 9 April - with Tiger Mask against King Konga and The Angel
* Monday 16 April - with Brickhouse Brown against The PYT Express
* Monday 23 April - with Dirty Rhodes against The PYT Express
* Monday 30 April - with Dirty Rhodes against The PYT Express (Motorcycle boot on a pole)
* Monday 7 May - with Dirty Rhodes against The PYT Express (Biker Roulette match)

## References

Image courtesy Classic Memphis Wrestling (Facebook)

1. ↑ Wikipedia profile
Jos LeDuc

**Michel Pigeon** (born 31 August, 1944, died 1 May 1999)  appeared in the Memphis territory as 'Jos LeDuc' (also known as Joe LeDuc) across several stints. He wrestled in the area in 1978, 1984, 1986 and 1995.

He debuted in Canada in 1968, remaining there until moving to Florida in 1973.

In 1988 he worked for the World Wrestling Federation.

## Career

### 1978

Managed by Sonny King

* Monday 25 September - against Jerry Lawler (Southern Heavyweight Championship)

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Namtar

Namtar is the son of and messenger for Ereshkigal, a goddess of death. He usually takes the form of a large, intimidating serpent. He is a fierce, vengeful deity whose domain includes disease, poison, and pestilence. The Allatu believe that he delivers disease to those who displease Ereshkigal.

Additionally, when Ereshkigal designates a mortal who will carry out her will, Namtar serves as their guide and mentor. He usually appears in their dreams, though not always in serpent form. Sometimes he can also speak to them in their waking hours as a whispering, sibilant voice.

Namtar is often a difficult mentor, as he does not understand the hesitations mortals have around violence. As far as he is concerned, anything done in the name of Ereshkigal is justified.
Joey Maggs

Joseph Magliano

**Joseph Magliano** (born 29 September, 1967, died 15 October, 2006)  wrestled in the USWA in 1990 and 1991 under his own name and as 'Joey Maggs'.

## Career

### 1989

* Monday 18 June - against John Tatum
* Monday 25 June - against Ken Wayne
* Monday 25 June - Battle Royale
* Monday 25 June - against The Snowman
* Monday 2 July - with Rex King against The Dirty White Boys (USWA Tag Team Championship)
* Monday 9 July - with Rex King against Scott Braddock and Jeff Gaylord
* Monday 16 July - against Johnny Hotbody
* Monday 23 July - against Don Harris
* Monday 30 July - against Tom Burton
* Monday 6 August - against The Galaxian
* Monday 20 August - with Rex King against Brickhouse Brown and Reggie B. Fine
* Monday 20 August - against Lou Winston
* Monday 3 September - against King Cobra
* Monday 17 September - against Sam Lowe
* Monday 1 October - against Don Harris
* Monday 15 October - with Jeff Gaylord against Sheik Hassan and The Samurai
* Monday 22 October - with Cody Michaels against Sheik Hassan and The Samurai
* Monday 29 October - against M.C. Jammer
* Monday 5 November - against Doug Gilbert
* Monday 12 November - against Danny Davis
* Monday 19 November - with Sheik Fabiano against The New Kids
* Monday 26 November - with Ken Wayne against The New Kids

### 1991

As 'Joseph Magliano'. Managed by Downtown Bruno

* Wednesday 2 January - against Danny Davis (USWA Junior Heavyweight Championship)
* Wednesday 2 January - with Terrence Garvin and Alan Martin against [[The New Kids] and Danny Davis
* Monday 7 January - against Danny Davis (Lumberjack strap match)
* Monday 7 January - with Doug Gilbert, Tony Anthony and Sam Lowe against The Fabulous Ones, Jim Cornette and Jerry Lawler
* Monday 14 January - against Danny Davis
Larry Hamilton

## Larry Hamilton

### Years active

1986

'Thunderbolt' Larry Hamilton appeared in the CWA in early 1986.

## Career

### 1986

* Monday 3 February - against Tony Falk (Two of three falls match)
* Sunday 9 February - against Abdul Gadaffi
* Monday 17 February - against Pat Rose
* Monday 24 February - against Tom Branch
* Monday 3 March - against Tony Falk
* Monday 3 March - with Dirty Rhodes against The MOD Squad
* Monday 10 March - against Jos LeDuc
Frank Savage

**Lynn Homes**  appeared in the CWA in 1980 as 'Frank Savage'.

## Career

### 1980

* Tuesday 9 September - with Tom Stanton against Tommy Gilbert and Eddie Gilbert
* Saturday 13 September - with Tom Stanton against Carl Fergie and David McGee
* Saturday 20 September - with Ken Wayne against Bill Dundee and Tojo Yamamoto
* Monday 22 September - against Koko Ware
* Saturday 27 September - with Jimmy Kent and Bill Dundee and Tojo Yamamoto
Monday 22 July, 1985 event

* Tracy Smothers and Tommy Montana d. Bill Smithson and Terry Adonis
* The Master Blaster d. Davey Haskins
* Jerry Oski, Tojo Yamamoto and Jerry Jarrett d. The Spoiler, Man Mountain Link and Jerry Bryant
* Koko Ware and John Harris d. Billy Joe Travis, Ron Sexton and Buddy Wayne (Handicap match)
* Jerry Lawler d. Bota The Witch Doctor (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Phil Hickerson d. Terry Taylor (CWA International Championship vs hair)
* The Fabulous Ones DDQ The Sheepherders (Cage match)
Monday 17 May, 1982 event

* Stan Lane and Roy Rogers d. The Angel and The Hollywood Hippie
* The Iron Sheik d. Danny Davis
* Dutch Mantel d. Dream Machine (Mid-America Heavyweight Championship)
* Bill Dundee and Steve Keirn d. The Midnight Express (Norvell Austin and Dennis Condrey (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* The Monk d. Stan Lane (Boxing Match)
* Dutch Mantel and Jerry Lawler d. Bobby Eaton and Sweet Brown Sugar
Monday 17 February, 1986 event

* Larry Hamilton d. Pat Rose
* Ken Prince d. Tony Falk
* The Fantastics d. Abdul Gaddafi and The Assassin
* Buddy Landel d. Dirty Rhodes (Mid-America Heavyweight Championship)
* Rick Casey d. Dutch Mantel (CWA International Championship)
* Austin Idol d. Bill Dundee (DQ) (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Rick Casey, Dirty Rhodes and The Midnight Rider d. Dutch Mantel, Buddy Landel and The Assassin
Eddie Marlin

Santa Claus

**Edward Marlin** (born 13 August, 1930, died 15 August, 2019)  appeared in Memphis wrestling as 'Eddie Marlin'.

A long time, popular Tennessee wrestler, by the time Jeff Jarrett broke away from Nick Gulas, Marlin was retired and began promoting shows. He ran Tupelo, Mississippi until late 1982 and appeared on CWA/USWA television as 'matchmaker' for nearly 20 years, often becoming involved in angles that required him to wrestle.

Marlin was the father-in-law of Jerry Jarrett, the grandfather of Jeff Jarrett and the brother of Tommy Marlin.

## Career

### 1978

Special referee for Bill Dundee and Jimmy Valiant vs Jos LeDuc and Sonny King match on Monday 24 April.

### 1983

One of the special referees for Buddy Landel vs Koko Ware on Monday 5 September.

### 1984

* Monday 7 May - with Jerry Lawler against Ox Baker and Jimmy Hart

### 1985

Special referee for Monday 9 December Jerry Lawler and Austin Idol vs Bill Dundee and Dutch Mantel match

* Monday 25 November - with Jerry Lawler against Bill Dundee and Tom Renesto
* Monday 2 December - against Bill Dundee

### 1986

* Monday 3 November - with Jeff Jarrett against Akio Sato and Tarzan Goto

### 1988

Marlin feuded with his old tag team partner Tommy Gilbert

* Monday 29 February - against Tommy Gilbert
* Monday 7 March - against Tommy Gilbert (Lumberjack Strap match)
* Monday 14 March - against Tommy Gilbert (Loser gets 10 lashes match)
* Monday 21 March - with Jeff Jarrett against Tommy Gilbert and Doug Gilbert
* Monday 28 March - against Tommy Gilbert (Street Fight Match)
* Monday 4 April - against Tommy Gilbert
* Monday 11 April - against Tommy Gilbert (Stretcher match)
* Monday 10 October - with Jerry Lawler, Bill Dundee and Jeff Jarrett against Steve Cox, Frank Dusek, Kerry Von Erich and Kevin Von Erich
* Monday 17 October - against Frank Dusek

### 1989

* Monday 27 February - against Tommy Gilbert
* Monday 14 August - against Ronnie P. Gossett

### 1990

* Monday 13 August - against Sam Lowe
* Monday 20 August - against Sam Lowe (Cage Boxing Match)
* Monday 3 September - against Sam Lowe
* Monday 10 September - against Sam Lowe (Lumberjack Strap match)

### 1991

Special referee for Monday 30 September match between Eric Embry and Dutch Mantel

* Monday 18 February - against Tommy Gilbert
* Monday 25 February - with Jeff Jarrett against Tommy Gilbert and Doug Gilbert
* Monday 21 October - with Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller against Eric Embry, Tony Falk and Tom Prichard
* Monday 28 October - against Tony Falk

### 1992

* Monday 21 September - with Jerry Lawler and Jeff Jarrett against Mike Samples, Bert Prentice and Richard Lee\
* Monday 16 November - against Mike Samples
* Monday 30 November - against Mike Samples (Retirement match)

* Monday 21 December (as Santa Claus) - against Bert Prentice
* Monday 28 December - with Miss Texas against Bert Prentice and Leslie Belanger

## External links

* WrestlingData.com profile
* Wikipedia profile
Jerry Faith

Wrestler under the name Jerry Faith, and Sorrow, he formed two tag teams with Troy Haste.

## Career

### 1992

Wrestled one match, alongside The Shadow against Tony Falk and The Hornet.

### 1994

Returned to the promotion on Saturday 4 June in a tag team match alongside Colorado Kid against Leon Downs and Reggie B. Fine.

In September, Faith returned as 'Sorrow', as one half of The Phantoms. The team remained in the territory until mid-November, winning the USWA World Tag Team Title twice.

### 1997

Returned to the territory in the team The Shooting Stars, alongside Troy Haste. The team had two television matches, winning the USWA World Tag Team Titles on Saturday 12 April and losing them to The Truth Commission a week later.

Faith had his last match in the USWA on Saturday 26 April against Bill Dundee.

* Saturday 12 April - against The Truth Commission
King Kong Bundy

**Christopher Pailles** (born 7 November, 1957, died 4 March 2019)  wrestled as 'King Kong Bundy'. He appeared in Memphis in 1984 and 1985, then again in 1994 on-loan from the World Wrestling Federation.

## Career

### 1984

* Sunday 23 September - with Rick Rude against Jerry Lawler and Randy Savage

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Emily Arthur

**Emily June Arthur Clark** (born 13 October, 1957, died 7 May, 2015)  wrestled in the CWA in 1986 and 1987.

She was picked out of the TV studio crowd by Memphis Vice on Saturday 20 May, 1986 as their mystery partner for a match with manager Downtown Bruno. She said her occupation was "computer operator", and was portrayed as a random fan.

## Career

### 1986

* Monday 22 December - with Memphis Vice against Big Bubba, Goliath and Downtown Bruno
* Monday 29 December - against Downtown Bruno

### 1987

* Sunday 4 January - against Downtown Bruno
* Sunday 11 January - against Downtown Bruno
* Tuesday 20 January - with Memphis Vice against Big Bubba, Goliath and Downtown Bruno
* Monday 26 January - against Downtown Bruno (Boxing Match)
* Monday 27 April - with Alan Martin against Bambi and The Hunter

## Notes

Surname spelt as 'Author' in some sources.

## Video

* Debut angle (from 20 December, 1986) (YouTube)
Judge Dread

Active in the USWA in 1991.

On arrival, he and Samu were announced as the 'Western States Tag Team Champions'.

## Career

### 1991

* Saturday 15 June - with Samu against T.D. Steele and Chris Frazier
* Monday 17 June - with Samu against Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller
* Saturday 22 June - with Samu against Ken Raper and Brian Collins
* Monday 24 June - with Samu against Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller
* Saturday 29 June - with Tom Prichard and Samu against Tony Anthony, Danny Davis and Doug Gilbert
* Monday 1 July - with Samu against Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller
* Saturday 6 July - against Jerry Lawler
* Monday 8 July - against Brian Christopher
* Saturday 13 July - with Samu against Bill Dundee and Tony Anthony
* Monday 15 July - against Bill Dundee

## External links

* Cagematch.net
* WrestlingData.com
Ken Raper

Master of Terror #2

The Dead Head

**Ken Raper** (8 January 1955 - 24 January 2022) wrestled in Memphis from the early 1980s until the mid 1990s.

He also appeared in Puerto Rico, and as enhancement talent on WWF events.

## Career

### 1983

Raper and Robert Reed had a shock win over The Assassins for the CWA Tag Team Championship.

* Monday 17 January - against Jesse Barr
* Monday 17 January - with Dutch Mantel and Bobby Fulton against Carl Fergie, The Angel and Jesse Barr
* Monday 31 October - with Robert Reed against The Assassins (CWA Tag Team Championship)
* Monday 26 December - with Robert Reed against Plowboy Frazier (Handicap match)

### 1984

* Monday 17 September - against Kurt Von Hess
* Monday 5 November - against Johnny King
* Monday 5 November - with Jerry Bryant against Kostia Korchenko (Handicap match)

### 1985

* Monday 25 February - with Joe Lightfoot against Mr. Wrestling and Phantom of the Opera

### 1987

* Monday 28 December - against Jimmy Jack Funk

### 1988

* Monday 5 December - with Todd Morton against Rock 'n' Roll RPMs

### 1992

* Monday 30 November (as Master of Terror #2) - with Master of Terror #1, Jeff Gaylord and Brian Christopher against Danny Davis, Bill Dundee and The American Eagles
* Monday 7 December - with Master of Terror #1 against Bill Dundee and Danny Davis
* Monday 14 December - with Master of Terror #1 against Bill Dundee and Danny Davis
* Monday 21 December - with Master of Terror #1 against Bill Dundee and Danny Davis (Stretcher match)
* Monday 28 December - with Master of Terror #1 against Bill Dundee and Danny Davis (Oriental Death Match)

### 1993

* Monday 4 January - with Master of Terror #1 against Bill Dundee and Danny Davis
* Monday 11 January (as Master of Terror #2) - against Danny Davis
* Monday 17 May - with Master of Terror #1 against PG-13
* Monday 17 May - with Master of Terror #1 in Tag Team Battle Royale against PG-13, Jerry Lawler and Koko B. Ware, The Moondogs, Harlem Knights, Simply Divine and two other teams.
* Monday 24 May - (as Master of Terror #2) - with Reggie B. Fine against PG-13
* Monday 1 November - (as The Dead Head) - with Leatherface against The Moondogs (Moondog Spike and Moondog Cujo)

### 1994

* Monday 26 December - against Frank Parker

### 1995

* Monday 27 March - against Scott Studd
* Monday 17 April - against Kenny Kendall
* Monday 16 October - against Johnny Rotten

## Notes

Likely one of the Masked Marauders from 1982 (World American Wrestling Results - November 1982)

## External links

* WrestlingData.com profile

1. ↑ Slam Wrestling - 25/01/2022
Jean Louie

**Neil Guay** (born 21 July, 1942)  wrestled in Memphis as 'Jean Louie' in 1978.

## Career

### 1978

Managed by Sonny King

* Monday 10 April - against Bill Dundee
* Monday 17 April - against Jerry Lawler
* Monday 17 April - Elimination Match
* Monday 24 April - against Jerry Lawler (Hair match)
* Monday 1 May - with Jos LeDuc and Sonny King against Bill Dundee, Jimmy Valiant and Jerry Lawler
* Monday 8 May - with Jos LeDuc and Sonny King against Bill Dundee, Jimmy Valiant and Jerry Lawler (No Disqualification match)
* Monday 15 May - with Jos LeDuc and Sonny King against Bill Dundee, Jimmy Valiant and Jerry Lawler (Hospital Elimination Match]])
* Monday 22 May - with Jos LeDuc against Jimmy Valiant and Jerry Lawler (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Monday 29 May - with Jos LeDuc against Jimmy Valiant and Jerry Lawler (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Monday 5 June - with Sonny King and Gorgeous George Jr. against Jimmy Valiant, Rocky Johnson and Bill Dundee
* Monday 12 June - against Porkchop Cash
* Monday 19 June - against Steve Kyle
* Monday 3 July - against Jimmy Valiant
* Monday 10 July - against Dick The Bruiser (WWA Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 24 July - with Jos LeDuc against Bearcat Brown and Steve Kyle (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Monday 31 July - against Jack Welch
* Monday 14 August - with Frankie Lane, Mike Boyer, Eddie Sullivan and Don Bass against Tommy Gilbert, Steve Kyle, Porkchop Cash, George Weingroff and King Cobra
* Monday 28 August - Porkchop Cash
* Monday 4 September - with Nelson Royal against Bobo Brazil and Bill Dundee

## External links

* Cagematch.net profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Jim Duggan

**James Edward Duggan Jr.** (born January 14, 1954)  wrestled one match as 'Hacksaw' Jim Duggan in the USWA in 1992. He made a guest appearance while contracted to the World Wrestling Federation.

Duggan had also worked for Mid-South Wrestling, and would later join World Championship Wrestling.

## Career

### 1992

* Monday 5 October - with Junkyard Dog against The Blackhearts.

## External links

* Wikipedia links
* WrestlingData.com profile
Frankie Lane

**Frank Luhovy** (born 16 April, 1943, died 24 May, 2016)  appeared as 'Cowboy' and 'Blackjack' Frankie Lane (also spelled 'Laine') in the Jerry Jarrett promotion in Memphis from 1977 to 1978, and again in 1983.

He had been wrestling since 1966, when he debuted in Montreal.

## Career

### 1978

Known as both 'Cowboy' and 'Blackjack'

* Monday 25 September - against Tommy Gilbert
* Monday 25 September - with Hans Schroeder, The Bounty Hunter, Mike Boyer and Don Bass against Lou Thesz, Jackie Welch, Bobo Brazil, Steve Kyle and Tommy Gilbert
Doug Gilbert

The Dark Patriot

*Another Doug Gilbert worked in Memphis in 1978.*

**Douglas Gilbert** (born February 5, 1969)  wrestled in the Memphis area from 1988 to 1997. He worked under his own name except for a short stint as 'The Dark Patriot'. At various times he was nicknamed 'Dangerous', 'Hitman' and 'The King of Rock 'n' Roll'.

His father Tommy Gilbert and brother Eddie Gilbert also worked in the territory.

## Career

### 1994

Managed by Big Business Brown and Scott Bowden. Introduced The Eliminators to the USWA.

Formed a team with Tommy Rich.

Put on probation by Eddie Marlin on Saturday 20 August after attacking Brian Christopher. Then returned as 'The Dark Patriot', before being unmasked on Monday 12 September.

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Jim Ross

**Jim Ross (born January 3, 1952)**  interviewed Jerry Lawler on tape during the Saturday 9 July, 1994 studio show about Lawler's upcoming match with Tommy Rich.

Ross also announced for promotions including Mid-South Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling, World Wrestling Federation, Smoky Mountain Wrestling and All Elite Wrestling.
Jacques Rougeau

Jacques Rougeau

**Jacques Rougeau Jr.** (born 13 June, 1960)  wrested as 'Jerry Roberts' and 'Jacques Rougeau' in Memphis in 1982 and 1983.

His brother Phillip Rougeau was in the promotion in 1983.

## Career

### 1983

* Sunday 6 February - against Terry Taylor (Mid-America Heavyweight Championship)

## External links

* WrestlingData.com profile
* Wikipedia profile
Mark Guleen

The Beast

Managed as 'Mark Guleen' in 1987 before returning as wrestler 'The Beast' in 1988.

He was trained to wrestle by Bill Dundee.

## Career

### 1987

As 'Mark Guleen', he billed himself as a world traveller who had discovered Teijho Khan and Yomamba The Jungle Savage. He later managed The Midnight Rockers

### 1989

As 'The Beast' in tag team Beauty and the Beast with Terrance Garvin.
Monday 26 July, 1982 event

* Norvell Austin d. Bobby Fulton
* Steve Keirn drew The Iron Sheik
* Stan Lane d. Dennis Condrey (DQ)
* Bill Dundee, Bobby Fulton and The Fabulous Ones d. The Midnight Express (Dennis Condrey and Norvell Austin), The Iron Sheik and Jimmy Hart
* Bobby Eaton and Sweet Brown Sugar d. King Cobra and Dutch Mantel (No Disqualification match)
* Kimala d. Ron Bass (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* J.J. Dillon d Jerry Lawler (DQ)
Monday 17 January, 1994 event

* J.C. Ice d. Johnny West
* Jeff Gaylord d. Del Rios
* Mike Anthony d. Reggie B. Fine
* Bert Prentice and Lauren Davenport d. Lee Womack and Sweet Georgia Brown (Street Fight Match)
* Brian Christopher d. Koko B. Ware (USWA Heavyweight Championship match)
* The Moondogs (Moondog Rex and Moondog Spot) d. The Bruise Brothers by DQ (USWA Tag Team Championship match)
* Jerry Lawler d. Skull Von Crush (Unified Heavyweight Championship)
* Jerry Lawler and Brian Christopher d. Eddie Gilbert and Doug Gilbert (Lumberjack match)
Monday 13 September, 1982 event

* Buddy Landel and Bobby Fulton d. The Angel and Gypsy Joe
* Stan Lane d. Carl Fergie
* The Rockin' 103 Wrestler d. Dream Machine
* Kimala and Rick McGraw d. Steve Regal and Spike Huber (No Disqualification match)
* Bill Dundee d. Dutch Mantel (Taped fist match)
* Jerry Lawler d. The Super Destroyer (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Bobby Eaton and Sweet Brown Sugar d. Steve Keirn and Terry Taylor (forfeit) (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Bill Dundee and Terry Taylor d. Bobby Eaton and Sweet Brown Sugar (DQ) (Southern Tag Team Championship)
Ernest Angel

'Brother' Ernest Angel managed in Memphis in 1988.

He portrayed a teleevangelist preacher, managing a team called The Choir Boys and carrying around what he called 'the good book', which he used for outside interference. His debut appearance (video), including an altar and religious music, suggested he and his team had received a 'calling' to clean up wrestling in the area. He said he'd had a calling to build a theme park called 'Wrestling Village USA and asked wrestlers in the dressing room to join his cause. Gary Young was the only wrestler to join him.

Angel's debut led to WMC-5 receiving numerous complaints.

His name was derived from TV preacher 'Ernest Angley'. The Choir Boys names 'Jim' and 'Tommy' was a play on evangelists Jim and Tammy Faye Baker

## Career

### 1988

Managed The Choir Boys and Gary Young

* Monday 18 April - against Jerry Lawler
Monday 14 February, 1994 event

* Del Rios d. Skull Von Crush
* Mike Anthony d. Ken Wayne (DQ)
* Robert Gibson drew Koko B. Ware
* Wolfie D d. J.C. Ice (Hubcap on a pole match)
* Brian Christopher d. Doug Gilbert (USWA Heavyweight Championship)
* Eddie Gilbert d. Jerry Lawler (CO) (Unified Heavyweight Championship)
* The Moondogs (Moondog Spot and Moondog Rex) NC Jerry Lawler and Brian Christopher
Monday 11 November, 1985 event

* Koko Ware, Tojo Yamamoto and Jerry Jarrett d. The Masked Maulers and The Spoiler
* Candi Devine d. Sherri Martel (AWA Women's Championship)
* Rip Morgan and Taras Bulba d. Billy Joe Travis and Tracy Smothers
* Phil Hickerson d. Jonathan Boyd
* Tom Pritchard and Pat Rose d. Scott Armstrong and Steve Armstrong (Hair of Sherri Martel against Armstrong's leave town)
* Jerry Lawler d. Tom Branch (Hair match)
* Bill Dundee and Dutch Mantel d. The Fabulous Ones Southern Tag Team Championship)
Mitch Ryder

**Mitch Ryder (born 2 August, 1972)**  wrestled in the USWA during 1992 and 1993.

Also appeared in several World Championship Wrestling matches across those years.

## Career

### 1992

* Saturday 30 May - against Brian Christopher
* Saturday 13 June - against Mike Miller

### 1993

* Saturday 31 July - against Brian Christopher

## External links

* Cagematch.net profile
* Pro Wrestling Wiki profile
Gary Young

Texas Ranger

*Another worked appeared as 'Texas Ranger' in 1997.*

**Gary Hart**  wrestled as 'Gary Young' in Memphis from 1988 to 1991. In 1991 he also appeared as 'Texas Ranger'.

## Career

### 1991

* Monday 25 March - against Danny Davis
* Monday 27 May (as Texas Ranger) - against Danny Davis
* Monday 3 June (as Texas Ranger) - against Brian Christopher
* Monday 10 June (as Texas Ranger) - against Jerry Lawler
Monday 25 July, 1994 event

* Bart Sawyer d. Leon Downs
* Spellbinder d. Doug Basham
* Koko B. Ware d. Reggie B. Fine (Frankie vs Koko leaves town)
* PG-13 d. Spellbinder and Eliminator #1.
* Jerry Lawler d. Tommy Rich
* Brian Christopher, The Moondogs d. Dream Machine, Doug Gilbert and Spike Huber
* Battle Royale won by Jeff Gaylord
* Sid Vicious d. Jeff Gaylord (Unified Heavyweight Championship) in 20 seconds.

## Notes

Eliminator #1 was either Kronus or Saturn
Jeff Gaylord

**Jeff Gaylord** (born October 15, 1958)  wrestled in the USWA between 1990 and 1995.

He was known as 'The Missouri Tiger' as he had played college football at the University of Missouri. He was drafted by the NFL's Los Angeles Rams in 1982, playing with the Toronto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League after being cut. He then joined the United States Football League's Boston/New Orleans Breakers, and later played for the San Antonio Gunslingers before pursuing a wrestling career.

In February 2002 he was arrested after robbing a bank in Aurora, Colorado. He had robbed the same bank a few months earlier. He served time in prison for the offences. After release he attempted another bank robbery in Colorado in 2009.

## Career

### 1990

Managed by Downtown Bruno through 1991.

Part of The Wild Things with Scott Braddock.

### 1991

* Monday 6 May - against Steve Keirn
* Monday 6 May - Battle Royale - against Bill Dundee, Danny Davis, Eddie Gilbert, Eric Embry, The Texas Hangmen, Robert Fuller, Steve Keirn and Tom Prichard

### 1992

Part of The Howard Hughes Connection with Mr. Hughes.

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Lex Luger

**Lawrence Wendell Pfohl** (born June 2, 1958) , appeared in Memphis while contracted to the World Wrestling Federation in 1993 and 1995. He made another appearance in 1997.

Also appeared in Louisville in 1994

## Career

### 1993

On Saturday 13 February, 'The Narcissist' Lex Luger appeared in the corner of Brian Christopher alongside Bert Prentice and Mike Samples for a match against Jeff Jarrett. He returned for a match later in the year.

* Monday 23 August - against Yokozuna

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Mark Curtis

**Brian Curtis Hildebrand** (born 21 January, 1962, died 8 September, 1999)  worked in the USWA as 'Mark Curtis' during 1995. He was part of the Smoky Mountain Wrestling team in the promotional war between the two organisations, managing the Rock 'n' Roll Express.

In SMW he was a referee, and later served in the same role in World Championship Wrestling. In 1999 he died of bowel cancer.

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Monday 14 March, 1994 event

* King Cobra d. Leon Downs
* Skull Von Crush d. Jeff Gaylord
* J.C. Ice d. Wolfie D (Loser leaves town match)
* Billy Joe Travis d. J.C. Ice (Loser leaves town match)
* The Moondogs (Moondog Spot and Moondog Rex) d. Spellbinder and Billy Joe Travis
* Robert Gibson d. Koko B. Ware (DQ)
* Jerry Lawler d. Tommy Rich (DQ)
* Eddie Gilbert d. Brian Christopher (USWA Heavyweight Championship)
* Jerry Lawler, Brian Christopher and Dream Machine against Tommy Rich, Eddie Gilbert and Doug Gilbert (Rage in a Cage match)
Monday 25 March, 1985 event

* Jerry Oski drew Mike Sharpe
* Adrian Street and Miss Linda d. Speedy Talltree and Debbie Combs
* Sweet Daddy Siki d. J.R Hogg and Mr. X (Handicap match)
* The Pretty Young Things d. The Louisville Sluggers
* Dutch Mantel d. Mr. Wrestling
* The Fabulous Ones d. Eddie Gilbert and Lanny Poffo (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Jerry Lawler d. Randy Savage (DQ) (Southern Tag Team Championship)
Monday 18 September, 1978 event

* Lou Thesz drew Tommy Gilbert
* Tommy Gilbert and Wayne Ferris d. Frankie Lane and Mike Boyer
* Jackie Welch d. Mr. Wrestling (Loser Leaves Town match)
* Terry Sawyer d. Nelson Royal (DQ) (NWA World Junior Heavyweight Championship)
* Jerry Lawler and The Mongolian Stomper d. Jos LeDuc and Jean Louie (Cage match)
* Nick Bockwinkel (w/ Bobby Heenan) d. Jimmy Valiant (AWA World Heavyweight Championship)

## Notes

Newspaper reports show a crowd of 5307. This is inconsistent with Athletic Commission filings.

Verlon Biggs was advertised as Wayne Farris' partner.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 10 August, 1981 event

* The Heartbreakers d. Koko Ware and Roy Rogers
* The Phantom d. Chief Thundercloud
* Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson d. Atsushi Onita and Masa Fuchi
* Dutch Mantel d. Kendo Nagasaki (Bullwhip vs Kendo Stick match)
* Jerry Lawler d. Dream Machine (DQ)
* Bill Dundee, Plowboy Frazier and Steve Keirn d. Bugsy McGraw and The Nightmares (Back Alley Street Brawl)
Monday 23 May, 1977 event

* Jim Garvin drew Mike Stark
* Tommy Rich and Bill Dundee d. Pat McGinnis and Igor
* Rocky Johnson d. David Schultz
* Dennis Condrey and Phil Hickerson d. Ricky Gibson and Robert Gibson (Loser leaves town Texas Tornado Death Cage match for Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Jerry Lawler (with Mickey Poole) d. Paul Orndorff (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
Monday 13 February, 1978 event

* Terry Sawyer d. The Red Shadow
* Frankie Laine and Steve Jackson d. Plowboy Frazier and Robert Gibson
* Sonny King d. Len Shelley
* Bicentennial Kings d. Intern #2 and Bill Dundee
* Bill Dundee NC Norvell Austin
* Jerry Lawler d. Jimmy Valiant (Southern Heavyweight Championship)

## Notes

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

Mr. Wrestling was advertised as Steve Jackson's partner.

One of the Interns did not wrestle as advertised, replaced by Bill Dundee. Match was originally No DQ, no time limit.

## References

1. ↑ Tennessee Athletic Commission: Memphis filings 1977-1980 by Mark James.
Monday 21 June, 1982 event

* Steve Keirn d. Dream Machine
* Ron Bass d. The Iron Sheik (Bullrope match)
* Jerry Lawler d. Bobby Eaton and Jimmy Hart (Handicap match)
* King Cobra d. Dutch Mantel (DQ) (Mid-America Heavyweight Championship)
* Kimala d. Stan Lane (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Jerry Lawler and Carl Fergie d. The Midnight Express (Dennis Condrey and Norvell Austin) (DQ) (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Bill Dundee d. Sweet Brown Sugar (Two of three falls scaffold match)
Monday 22 October, 1979 event

* Plowboy Frazier d. Jerry Bryant
* Hector Guerrero and Steve Regal d. Buddy Wayne and Ken Wayne
* Sonny King and Ricky Morton d. The Fabulous Freebirds
* The Blond Bombers (with Danny Davis) NC Steve Kyle and Koko Ware (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Jerry Lawler d. Bill Dundee (Southern Heavyweight Championship with Jimmy Hart in a cage at ringside)

## 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.