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Windows 2x

**Windows 2.x** — графическая оболочка для MS-DOS.

Выход состоялся 9 декабря 1987. Microsoft воспользовалась скоростными характеристиками процессора Intel 286, возможностью расширения памяти и взаимодействия приложений с использованием DDE. Пользователи этой ОС могли применять комбинации клавиш для быстрого осуществления системных операций. Windows 2.0 использовала многооконную среду Presentation Manager и имела собственный API-код, но могла задействовать только 640 Кб памяти MS-DOS и расширенную память. Однако несмотря на то, что многие разработчики принялись писать программное обеспечение под Windows 2.x (а это было существенным признаком грядущего успеха ОС), она не получила широкого распространения, поскольку слабая аппаратная часть и значительные программные ограничения затрудняли использование многооконного интерфейса.

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## Нововведения[править | править код]

* реализована система перекрывающихся окон (в Windows 1.0 была мозаичная система);
* появились кнопки минимизации и максимизации окон;
* реализована поддержка защищённого режима процессора;
* введён протокол динамического обмена данными (DDE);
* улучшена поддержка процессора Intel 80286, а также увеличена скорость работы;
* в версии 2.03 (Windows 2.0/386) улучшена работа в защищённом режиме процессора Intel 80386 и работа с расширенной памятью.

## История версий[править | править код]

### 2.0x[править | править код]

Выход Windows версии 2.0 состоялся 2 августа 1987 года. Она содержала те же самые приложения, что и Windows 1.0, но с улучшенными элементами управления и поддержкой режима VGA (Video Graphics Array). Пользователи могли свободно изменять размер окон и перемещать их в любую область экрана, а также перекрывать одно другим.

Версия 2.03 (версия 2.0/386), выпущенная 9 декабря 1987 года, поддерживала режим «386 enhanced mode», позволяющий системе запускать несколько MS-DOS-приложений одновременно в дополнительной области памяти. Это позволило не ограничиваться только 640 КБ.

### 2.1x[править | править код]

Основная статья: **Windows 2.1x**

Версия 2.10, выпущенная 27 мая 1988 года в двух редакциях: Windows/286 и Windows/386, использовала новые возможности по управлению памятью современных себе процессоров. Соответственно, Windows/286 могла (потенциально) адресовать 16 МБ памяти, а Windows/386 — 4 ГБ.

Версия 2.11, выпущенная 13 марта 1989 года, также в двух редакциях, с незначительными изменениями в распределении памяти, поддержкой AppleTalk, и улучшенными драйверами печати.

Windows 2.0, Windows/286 и Windows/386 были заменены выпущенной в мае 1990 года Windows 3.0
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Rick Henderson Wiki

Rick Henderson is an endless horizontal-scrolling shoot 'em up with infinite replayability, a true homage to 16-bit shooters wrapped in graphics we all loved. Twitch your fingers through six enemy factions and their bosses, upgrade your ship and try to survive through unpredictable space events. coming soon to Steam, Xbox, PS4 and Switch.

## Table Of Contents

Weapons

Enemies

Bosses

Random Events

Gems

Ranks

Player Ships
Jellyfish creak

A **Jellyfish creak** is a type of creak, or furniture monster, in the game *Creaks*. It resembles a jellyfish, and patrols the area, moving up or down to get around obstacles. It turns into a globe stand when trapped in light.

## Attack Method

The Jellyfish is the second creak you encounter, after the Dog and followed by the Spy. Unlike the dog, the Jellyfish isn't actively hostile, it'll only attack you when you get in the same square as you. The Jellyfish will either eat, shock, or chase you off the camera, quite gruesomely I might add.

## Personality

The Jellyfish will float around the screen, moving in all directions possible.

### Moving Capabilities

The Jellyfish will move across the level until it's stopped by a wall or by a light. Then, it'll look the direction it wants to go, and move accordingly. This could mean moving forwards, backwards, up or down. It's also the only creak that can fly

### Interactions

The Jellyfish has very simple interactions with the other creaks. It push the creaks in their way until they can't move them anymore. This is extremely helpful if you need to move a Dog backwards.

### Light Reactions

When the Jellyfish is trapped in the light, it'll turn into a globe. The globe can be pushed around to push down pressure plates, but it can't be stood on top of.
Doyal Proud

Doyal Proud Adeaze: the third son of the accomplished Naval Commander, Captain Onye III Adaeze. He was sent away to bards college to join the school of valor, which didn't happen. He joined the college of Lore and poured over every book in the archives, Originally planned to get a higher degree in ancient civilizations, but was sent away to Trista in the thought that it would bring out the fight in him.

The last words said to him before the trek across the mountain - "Make us proud or don't come back."

Character intro:

"Doyal the Bard, at your service, I have a knack for being well-versed and have an ear for adventure. You may have noticed from my large stature that I am from Nwayni, but it's not where you are from that matters. It's more about where you're going. I'm here at Trista due to a disagreement on future plans, but I won't let a minor inconvenience stand between me and happiness. Let us make beautiful music together, and show those who doubted us how wrong they were!"

Epilouge:

Doyal's tuteledge finishes out with a new found interest: hidden troves of warforges. There had to be more, no one loses something forever. Hearing about a wizard who'd taken to mapping the world, under the suggestion of VG-10, Doyal sets out to find Oonderteau. Hopefully with his aide, Doyal will be able to release more of the Warforge from their pre-planned murderous intent. When the Demon Apocolypse fell on the lands above, Doyal was locked deep in a sunken island with the Archivist (Nexus Archivist - 9) and Scribe (Records Admin - 20), a pair of warforge that have kept up their administrative roles for as long as they had been running. The countless noches on the walls dating them back to before the great migration. It took many months to get free from the factory, but Doyal, Nane and Rawe finally returns above, the decomissioned units buried deep in the caves below Mdogo.
1983

During the year Jerry Lawler began sharing booking duties with Jerry Jarrett.

## Events (TV and Memphis)

### January

* Sunday 2 January (Event)
* Monday 10 January (Event)
* Monday 17 January (Event)
* Sunday 24 January (Event)
* Sunday 30 January (Event)

### February

* Saturday 5 February (TV)
* Sunday 6 February (Event) (Cook Convention Center)
* Saturday 12 February (TV)
* Monday 14 February (Event)
* Saturday 19 February (TV)
* Sunday 20 February (Event)
* Saturday 26 February (TV)

### March

* Tuesday 1 March (Event)
* Saturday 5 March (TV)
* Monday 7 March (Event)
* Saturday 12 March (TV)
* Monday 14 March (Event)
* Saturday 19 March (TV)
* Monday 21 March (Event)
* Saturday 26 March (TV)
* Monday 28 March (Event)

### April

* Monday 4 April (Event)
* Monday 11 April (Event)
* Monday 18 April (Event)
* Monday 25 April (Event)

### May

* Monday 2 May (Event)
* Monday 9 May (Event)
* Monday 16 May (Event)
* Monday 23 May (Event)
* Monday 30 May (Event)

### June

* Monday 6 June (Event)
* Monday 13 June (Event)
* Monday 20 June (Event)
* Monday 27 June (Event)

### July

* Monday 4 July (Event)
* Monday 11 July (Event)
* Monday 18 July (Event)
* Monday 25 July (Event)

### August

* Monday 1 August (Event)
* Monday 8 August (Event)
* Monday 15 August (Event)
* Monday 22 August (Event)
* Monday 29 August (Event)

### September

* Monday 5 September (Event)
* Monday 12 September (Event)
* Monday 19 September (Event)
* Sunday 25 September (Event) (Cook Convention Center)

### October

* Monday 3 October (Event)
* Monday 10 October (Event)
* Monday 17 October (Event)
* Monday 24 October (Event)
* Monday 31 October (Event)

### November

* Monday 7 November (Event)
* Monday 14 November (Event)
* Monday 21 November (Event)
* Monday 28 November (Event)

### December

* Monday 5 December (Event)
* Monday 12 December (Event)
* Monday 19 December (Event)
* Monday 26 December (Event)

## Shop

* CWA Memphis Wrestling - Complete episodes 1983 (Amazon.com)
Brute Bernard

**James Prudhomme** (born 6 June, 1921, died 14 July, 1984) appeared as 'Brute Bernard' in Memphis in 1977.

He was introduced as part of a team with The Angel billed as NWA North American Tag Team Champions, managed by Homer O'Dell.

Though he had been a veteran wrestler across the world, O'Dell's origin story for Bernard when he arrived in Memphis was that he'd escaped from Canada to avoid the police and joined the French Foreign Legion in Algeria, before deserting to join a band of mercenaries controlled by O'Dell. The team was also called ex-South American tag team champions.

Bernard died of a self-inflicted gunshot in 1984.

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile

## References

1. ↑ Wikipedia
2. ↑ *1977 - The War for Memphis* by Mark James
Clothing stipulation match

Match where the loser or an associate is humiliated by wearing an item of clothing. Common stipulations involve dresses and diapers.

## Matches

* Monday 16 April, 1984 - Rick Rude against Austin Idol (Loser wears a dress. Also a Cage Match)
* Monday 29 December, 1986 - Tracy Smothers against Boy Tony (Loser wears panties)
* Monday 18 Sepember, 1989 - Ronnie P. Gossett against Jeff Jarrett (Loser wears a diaper)
* Monday 2 May, 1994 - Bert Prentice against Ronnie Lotz (Loser wears a diaper)
* Monday 20 June, 1994 - Bert Prentice against Colorado Kid (Loser wears a dress)
* Monday 12 December, 1994 - Scott Bowden against Miss Texas (Loser wears a diaper)
Awesome Kong

**Dwayne McCullough** (born 5 January, 1958, died 17 November, 2012)  appeared in the USWA during 1990 and 1991 as Awesome Kong.

He had a brief stay with the company in December 1990 and January 1991, before returning in July managed by Reggie B. Fine. He engaged in a short program over the Unified Heavyweight Championship with Jerry Lawler, then had a short-lived team with The Bruiser.

Awesome Kong worked with Krusher Kong (known in the USWA as Meat of The Fat Boys), as the Colossal Kongs in World Championship Wrestling during 1993.

He died at age 54 in 2012.

## Career

### 1990

* Saturday 16 December - with Terry Garvin against The New Kids.

### 1991

After one early year match in the Mid-South Coliseum, Kong left the promotion. He returned in mid-July under the management of Reggie B. Fine. He quickly became the USWA Heavyweight Champion.

* Monday 21 January - against Danny Davis
* Saturday 20 July - against T.D. Steele
* Saturday 27 July - against Freezer Thompson
* Monday 22 July - against Jerry Lawler (Unified Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 29 July - against Jerry Lawler (Unified Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 5 August - against Samson
* Saturday 10 August - against Freezer Thompson
* Monday 12 August - against Jerry Lawler (Unified Heavyweight Championship vs Hair match)
* Saturday 24 August - with The Bruiser against Gary Scott and Freezer Thompson
* Monday 26 August - with The Bruiser against Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller
* Saturday 31 August - with The Bruiser against Jerry Lawler and Dutch Mantell
* Monday 2 September - with The Bruiser against Koko B. Ware and Robert Fuller
* Monday 9 September - with The Bruiser against Koko B. Ware and Jimmy Valiant
* Saturday 14 September - with Billy Joe Travis against Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller
* Monday 16 September - against Brian Christopher
* Monday 23 December - with Jeff Jarrett against The Moondogs

## Titles

* Unified Heavyweight Championship (1 time)

## External links

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

## References

1. ↑ WrestlingData
2. ↑ Wrestling Inc. - November, 2012
Bota The Witch Doctor

Wrestled in Memphis in 1985.

He was initially managed by Floyd Creatchman, then Tom Branch. He won the Southern Heavyweight Championship in his first Mid-South Coliseum appearance.

## Career

### 1985

* Monday 24 June - against Jerry Lawler (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 1 July - against Bill Dundee (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 8 July - against Terry Taylor
* Monday 15 July - against Michael Hayes (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 22 July - against Jerry Lawler (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 29 July - against Jerry Lawler (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 5 August - against Bill Dundee
* Monday 12 August - against Tommy Montana
* Monday 12 August - against Jerry Jarrett
* Monday 12 August - against Koko Ware (Mid-America Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 19 August - against Koko Ware (Mid-America Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 26 August - against Tommy Wright
* Monday 2 September - against Tojo Yamamoto
* Monday 9 September - with The Spoiler against Sean O'Reilly and Brian O'Reilly
* Monday 21 October - with Taras Bulba against Jerry Jarrett and Tojo Yamamoto
* Monday 28 October - against Koko Ware
Goat creak

A **Goat creak** is a type of creak, or furniture monster, in the game *Creaks*. It resembles a goat, and likes to graze on patches of grass.

## Attack Method

The goat is as scared of you as you're scared of it. The goat will run from you, jumping over gaps and climbing up walls that are about your size. The goat won't run at you, and will run away from you, until it's backed up in a corner. You know when you've gone to far when the goats eyes turn red and it growls, and go one more step it'll kill you.

## Personality

The goat is one of the most interesting creak, as when it's passive, it'll move to any patch of grass it sees and munch happily. Unlike most creaks, the goat can jump up walls and leap over gaps, making it really fun to chase. The dog creak, if it sees a goat, will chase it and bark at it, this add on's very fun and adds personality to both the dog and the goat.

### Light reaction

When under a light, the goat will turn into a chair, which can be climbed on, moved, and used to get to high up ladders.
C.J.

Valet of Eric Embry in 1991 and 1992. Quit the promotion in early 1992, claiming Embry had sexually harassed her.

## Career

### 1991

* Sunday 28 December - with Tony Falk against Tom Prichard and Miss Texas

### 1992

* Monday 6 January - with Eric Embry against Tom Prichard and Miss Texas
* Monday 13 January - against Miss Texas
* Monday 20 January - with Tony Falk against Tom Prichard and Miss Texas
* Monday 20 January - Strap Battle Royale against - Eric Embry, Tony Falk, Bart Sawyer, Tom Prichard, Miss Texas, Tony Anthony and Doug Masters
* Saturday 25 January - Women's Battle Royale - against Dirty White Girl, Miss Jennifer, Samantha and Miss Texas
* Sunday 2 February - with Miss Jennifer against Miss Texas and Dirty White Girl
* Monday 10 February - with Eric Embry against Tony Anthony and Dirty White Girl (Loser receives 10 lashes match)
* Sunday 16 February - with Dirty White Girl
Butch Malone

Exterminator #2

Executioner #2

**Bill Crouch** (born 28 July, 1950)  worked in Memphis as 'Butch Malone', 'Exterminator #2' and 'Executioner #2' during 1977 and 1980.

## Career

### 1977

* Sunday 24 April (as Executioner #2) - with Executioner #1 against Ron Fuller and Robert Fuller (WWWF Tag Team Championship)
* Sunday 5 June - (as Exterminator #2) - with Exterminator #1 against Tommy Gilbert and Jim Garvin
* Sunday 12 June - with Exterminator #1 and Dennis Condrey against Rocky Johnson, Tommy Gilbert and Sylvester Ritter
* Sunday 19 June - with Exterminator #1 against Sylvester Ritter and The Wrestling Pro
* Monday 27 June - with Exterminator #1 against Chief Bold Eagle and Jim Garvin
* Monday 4 July - with Exterminator #1 against Chief Bold Eagle and Jim Garvin (No Disqualification match)
* Monday 11 July - with Exterminator #1 against Chief Bold Eagle and Jim Garvin (Mask match)
* Monday 18 July - with Exterminator #1 against Norvell Austin and Jim Garvin
* Monday 25 July - with Exterminator #1 and Ratamyus against Pat Barrett, Ed Flukert and Arman Hussein
* Monday 1 August - with Exterminator #1 and Dr. X against Norvell Austin, Pat Barrett and Bob Ellis
* Monday 8 August - with Exterminator #1 against The Gladiator and Arman Hussein
* Monday 15 August - with Exterminator #1 against Jim Garvin and Bruce Swayze
* Monday 22 August - with Exterminator #1 against The Gladiator and Ed Flukert
* Monday 29 August - with Exterminator #1 against Pat Barrett and Norvell Austin
* Monday 29 August - with Exterminator #1 against Dick Roberts and Jerry Brown (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Monday 5 September - against Jim Dalton (Mask vs Loser Leaves Town match)
* Tuesday 13 September - against Roy Lee Welch
CWA World Heavyweight Championship

A major title in the Continental Wrestling Association, the CWA stopped promoting their version of a World Heavyweight Championship during 1981.

## Notes

Some sources say that Bobby Eaton won the title a second time in October 1980 in Louisville, KY, and lost it to Billy Robinson the next month.

## External links

* Pro Wrestling History page
* Wikipedia page
* Wrestling-Titles.com
Austin Idol

**Dennis McCord** (born October 26, 1949)  wrestled in Memphis across three decades as 'Austin Idol'

## Career

### 1978

* Monday 11 December - against Robert Gibson
* Monday 18 December - against Jackie Welch
* Monday 25 December - against Jerry Lawler (Southern Heavyweight Championship)

### 1979

* Monday 8 January - against Jerry Lawler (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Monday 15 January - against Ron Fuller (Southern Heavyweight Championship)
* Sunday 21 January - against Jerry Lawler
* Monday 29 January - with Mil Mascaras against Jerry Lawler and Jackie Fargo
* Monday 5 February - with Tojo Yamamoto against Jerry Lawler and Jackie Fargo
* Monday 12 February - with Dennis Condry and Don Carson against Jerry Lawler, Jackie Fargo and Don Fargo
* Sunday 18 February - against Jerry Lawler (Lumberjack Strap match)
* Sunday 4 March - with Toru Tanaka against Robert Fuller and Bill Dundee (Southern Tag Team Championship)
* Monday 12 March - against Bill Dundee (No Disqualification match)
* Monday 19 March - against Bill Dundee (Loser Leaves Town match)
* Monday 26 March - against Bill Dundee
* Monday 2 April - with Toru Tanaka against Jerry Lawler and Robert Fuller (Texas Tornado Match)
* Monday 9 April - with The Mongolian Stomper against Jerry Lawler and Robert Fuller (No Disqualification match)
* Monday 16 April - against Jerry Lawler (Cage match)
* Monday 23 April - against Jerry Lawler (Hair vs Loser Leaves Town match)
* Sunday 2 December - against Jerry Lawler (CWA Heavyweight Championship)

### 1981

* Sunday 15 February - against Jerry Lawler
* Sunday 26 April - with Dutch Mantel against Masa Fuchi and Atsushi Onita

### 1983

* Sunday 25 September - with Jerry Lawler against Stan Hansen and Jesse Ventura

### 1992

* Sunday 2 February - with Jerry Lawler against The Moondogs (USWA Tag Team Championship)
* Monday 10 February - with Jerry Lawler and Jeff Jarrett against The Moondogs and Big Black Dog

### 1994

* Monday 7 March - with Jerry Lawler and Brian Christopher against Terry Funk, Eddie Gilbert and Doug Gilbert
* Monday 7 March - Elimination match against Jerry Lawler, Jimmy Valiant, Brian Christopher, Terry Funk, Tommy Rich, Moondog Spot, Koko B. Ware, Eddie Gilbert and Doug Gilbert
* Monday 22 August - with Jerry Lawler and Jeff Gaylord against Sid Vicious, Spellbinder and Spike Huber
* Monday 29 August - against Sid Vicious

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Millennium Blades Wiki

**Welcome to the Millennium Blades Wiki!**
*Millennium Blades* is a CCG-Simulator -- A game in which you play as a group of friends who play the fictional CCG "Millennium Blades".

In this game you will build decks, play the meta, acquire valuable collections, crack open random boosters, and compete in tournaments for prizes and fame. The game takes you from Starter Deck to Regionals in about 2-3 hours.

Multiple games can also be chained together to form a Campaign, going from Regionals to Nationals in game 2 and from Nationals to Worlds in game 3, with each game introducing ever more powerful cards and higher stakes, but also resetting the power of the game so that each player has a fair chance to win each 'season' of the campaign.

The game draws heavily on Manga/Anime inspiration for its art, and parodies Magic: the Gathering, Yugioh, and many other collectible games.

At its heart, it’s a commodity trading game, except that instead of cubes or stocks, the things you’ll be buying, selling, and speculating on are trading cards that can be used throughout the game in periodic tournaments. By trading wisely, playing the market, working together with friends, building collections, and winning tournaments, you’ll secure points and become the Millennium Blades World Champion.

The game features a system of card pods, where you will play with about 400 of the base game’s 600 cards every game.

## Rules & Resources

* Game Rules
* Millennium Blades Resources

## World of Millennium Blades

* Story
* Characters
* Duel Questers

## Card Sets

Base GameSet RotationCollusionMini Expansions Promos
Creaks Wiki

**Welcome to the**
Creaks Wiki!
We're a collaborative community website about Creaks that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

**Creaks** is a puzzle adventure platformer game by Amanita Design, creators of Machinarium and Samorost. It takes place in a mysterious subterranean mansion, inhabited by eccentric avian folk and strange monsters called creaks. In their animated form, creaks are deadly enemies, but when trapped under a beam of light they become harmless furniture that can be used to solve the game's elaborate puzzles.

*Creaks* was released for Apple Arcade on July 10, 2020, and for Windows, MacOS, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch on July 22, 2020.

Main Topics
**About the game****Characters****Enemies****Locations****Paintings**
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Want to help build this community?

* Wiki rules
* Getting Started
* How to Contribute
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Axl Rotten

**Brian Knighton** (born 21 April, 1971, died 4 February, 2016)  wrestled as Axl Rotten in the USWA during 1994. He formed one half of Bad Breed, alongside his kayfabe brother Ian Rotten. Rotten returned in 1995 as a single wrestler.

He was trained by Joey Maggs.

Rotten died of a heroin overdose in 2016.

## Career

### 1994

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.

## External links

* WrestlingData.com profile

* Wikipedia profile
Chris Candino

Bodydonna Skip

**Christopher Barrett Candito** (March 21, 1972 – April 28, 2005)  wrestled in the USWA across two stints, as 'Chris Candino' in 1991, and as Bodydonna Skip in The Bodydonnas during 1996.

During his 1996 stint Candito was contracted to the World Wrestling Federation. He was managed by Sunny.

He also worked for Eastern/Extreme Championship Wrestling, Smoky Mountain Wrestling, World Championship Wrestling and Total Nonstop Action. In 1994 and 1995 he held the NWA World Heavyweight Title.

Candito died of pneumonia in 2005.

## Career

### 1991

Used the nickname 'Mr. Charisma'.

* Monday 27 May - against Doug Vines

* Saturday 1 June - with Bill Dundee and Ben Jordan against Tom Prichard, Tex Salinger and Master Blaster
* Monday 3 June - against Danny Davis
* Monday 10 June - against Danny Davis
* Monday 17 June - against Danny Davis
* Monday 24 June - against Doug Gilbert
* Monday 1 July - against Doug Gilbert
* Monday 8 July - against Rob Zakowski
* Saturday 15 June - with Carl Stiles against Bill Dundee and Doug Gilbert
* Saturday 22 June - with Don Cha Mang against Rob Zakowski and Danny Davis

### 1996

* Saturday 17 February - with Bodydonna Zip against Brian Christopher and Jerry Lawler

## External links

* Cagematch.net profile
* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Bob Backlund

**Robert Louis Backlund** (born 14 August, 1949)  appeared as 'Bob Backlund' in the USWA in 1995.

He had previously been a two time World Wrestling Federation champion, and was under contract to the WWF when he wrestled in Memphis.

## Career

### 1995

* Monday 24 April - with Tommy Rich against Brian Christopher and Bill Dundee

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Cook Convention Center

Regular venue for CWA cards when the Mid-South Coliseum was unavailable. Located in a run-down area of the city, it was a venue the promotion only used when absolutely necessary.

Formerly known as the Ellis Auditorium, it had been built in the 1920s and previously hosted wrestling from the 1940s until 1971. Jerry Jarrett ran several weeks of shows at the arena after forming his promotion, as the Nick Gulas group still had exclusive rights to the Mid-South Coliseum. Jarrett was able to book the building through a relationship with Convention Center manager Guy Coffey, who also sold photos at Coliseum wrestling events.
Despina Montagas

Wrestled in the CWA in 1984 and 1986.

## Career

### 1984

* Tuesday 28 February - against with Princess Victoria against Wendi Richter and Leilani Kai
* Monday 5 March - with Dutch Mantel and Princess Victoria against Jimmy Hart, Wendy Richter and Leilani Kai

### 1986

* Sunday 23 February - against Debbie Combs (NWA World Women's Championship)
1985

## Events (TV and Memphis)

### January

* Monday 7 January (Event)
* Monday 14 January (Event)
* Monday 28 January (Event)

### February

* Saturday 2 February (TV)
* Monday 11 February (Event)
* Sunday 17 February (Event)
* Monday 25 February (Event)

### March

* Monday 4 March (Event)
* Monday 11 March (Event)
* Monday 18 March (Event)
* Monday 25 March (Event)

### April

* Monday 1 April (Event)
* Monday 8 April (Event)
* Monday 15 April (Event)
* Monday 22 April (Event)
* Monday 29 April (Event)

### May

* Monday 6 May (Event)
* Monday 13 May (Event)
* Monday 20 May (Event)
* Monday 27 May (Event)

### June

* Monday 3 June (Event)
* Monday 10 June (Event)
* Monday 17 June (Event)
* Monday 24 June (Event)

### July

* Monday 1 July (Event)
* Monday 8 July (Event)
* Monday 15 July (Event)
* Monday 22 July (Event)
* Monday 29 July (Event)

### August

* Monday 5 August (Event)
* Monday 12 August (Event)
* Monday 19 August (Event)
* Monday 26 August (Event)

### September

* Monday 2 September (Event)
* Monday 9 September (Event)
* Monday 16 September (Event)
* Monday 30 September (Event)

### October

* Monday 7 October (Event)
* Monday 14 October (Event)
* Monday 21 October (Event)
* Monday 28 October (Event)

### November

* Monday 4 November (Event)
* Monday 11 November (Event)
* Monday 18 November (Event)
* Monday 25 November (Event)

### December

* Monday 2 December (Event)
* Monday 9 December (Event)
* Monday 16 December (Event)
* Monday 30 December (Event)

## Shop

* CWA Episodes - 1985 volume 2 (Amazon.com)
* CWA complete episodes - 1985 (Amazon.com)
Bam Bam Bigelow

**Scott Charles Bigelow** (born 1 September, 1961, died 19 January, 2007)  had three stints in the Memphis territory, wrestling under the name Bam Bam Bigelow.

## Career

### 1994

While working for the World Wrestling Federation, Bigelow returned as a partner to Dream Machine to take on Jeff Jarrett and a mystery partner (later revealed as Brian Christopher) on the Sunday 29 May event at the Mid-South Coliseum. Surprise attacked Brian Christopher on the Saturday 28 May studio show.

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Dennis Hall

**Dennis Hall** (died 18 October, 2013)  wrestled in the CWA in 1986. He was managed by Dolly Parker.

Hall's career stretched back to 1961, and he had worked for the Gulas-Welch company in Memphis from 1969 until the late 1970s.

## Career

### 1986

* Monday 27 October - against Freezer Thompson
* Monday 17 November - against Tracy Smothers
Bobby Bolton

**Corey Peloquin** (born October 3, 1968)  wrestled as Bobby Bolton in the USWA during 1996 and 1997.

He was variously nicknamed 'Showtime' and 'Joltin'.

After debuting in 1986, Bolton spent much of his career in Canada, also making a number of appearances as enhancement talent on World Wrestling Federation television.

## Career

### 1996

* Saturday 16 November - with Shaun Venom against PG-13
* Saturday 23 November - against Bill Dundee
* Saturday 30 November - with Tony Williams against The Nation of Domination (J.C. Ice and Wolfie D)
* Saturday 7 December - with Johnny Rotten against Akeem Muhammed and Kareem Olajuwon
* Saturday 21 December - against J.C. Ice

### 1997

* Thursday 9 January - against Kareem Olajuwon
* Saturday 18 January - against Steve Bailey
* Thursday 30 January - against Elijah
* Saturday 8 February - with Billy Travis against Super Hysteria and Big McNasty
* Saturday 15 February - against King Reginald
* Saturday 1 March - against J.C. Ice
* Saturday 22 March - with Brian Christopher and Bill Dundee against The Truth Commission
* Saturday 29 March - against Mike Samples (Stretcher match)
* Saturday 5 April - against Steve Boz
* Saturday 5 April - with Brian Christopher against Razor Ramon and Diesel
* Saturday 12 April - against Tank
* Saturday 12 April - against Brakus
* Saturday 19 April - against Ox Brody

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Danny McShane

Wrestled in the USWA during 1989, including three times on his first show.

* Saturday 5 August - with Ken Raper, Freezer Thompson and Chris Frazier against Master of Pain, Gary Albright, Black Bart and Tony Anthony
* Saturday 5 August - against Dutch Mantell, Flyboy Frazier, Chris Frazier, Ricky Morton, Freezer Thompson, Cousin Junior, Freddie, Ken Raper, Mike Murphy, Black Bart, Iceman Parsons, Brickhouse Brown, Rooster Cogburn, Master Of Pain, Gary Albright, Tony Anthony, Keith Eric, Doug Gilbert, Mark Starr and Chris Champion
* Saturday 19 August - with Ken Raper, Chris Frazier and T.D. Steele against The Black Birds and The Wild Side
Brett Sawyer

**Brett Eugene Woyan** (born August 10, 1960)  appeared as 'Brett Sawyer' in the CWA alongside his brother Buzz Sawyer during 1984.

He also worked in territories in Portland, Georgia, San Antonio, Charlotte, Kansas City and Florida, as well as working in Japan.

## Career

### 1984

* Monday 6 February - with Buzz Sawyer against Jos LeDuc and King Tonga
* Tuesday 14 February - against Rick Rude
* Tuesday 14 February - against Jos LeDuc (Anything Goes match)
* Sunday 19 February - against Jos LeDuc (lost by forfeit)

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
David Novak

Bounty Hunter #2

**Charles Melvin** (died 19 August, 2016)  wrestled as 'David Novak' in the tag team The Bounty Hunters with Jerry Novak in 1978, 1979 and 1981.

## Career

### 1981

Managed by Jimmy Kent

* Sunday 15 February - with Jerry Novak against Bill Dundee and Tommy Rich
* Sunday 26 April - with Jerry Novak against Bill Dundee and Dream Machine (Southern Tag Team Championship)
Danny Davis

Assassin #2

Galaxian #2/The Galaxian

The Nightmare

Nightmare #2

Phantom of the Opera

The Jaguar

American Eagle #2

Master of Terror #1

The Twilight Zone (The Galaxians)

**Daniel Burile** (born June 30, 1952)  worked in Memphis under a number of names from the late 1970s until the early 1990s, most notably as 'Danny Davis'.

He trained USWA workers Doug Basham, Jerry Faith and Nick Dinsmore

## Career

### 1979

Managed The Blond Bombers as 'Sgt. Danny Davis'

### 1982

Unmasked as The Nightmare in March, changing his name to **Danny Davis**, splitting with The First Family and becoming the manager of Jerry Lawler.

### 1983

Managed by Jim Cornette. Known as 'The Jaguar' and 'Galaxian #2' in The Galaxians.

* Sunday 25 September - (as The Jaguar) against The Russian Invader

### 1984

* Sunday 23 September, 1984 - with Nightmare #2 against New Generation.

### 1985

* Monday 25 February (as Phantom of the Opera) - with Mr. Wrestling against Joe Lightfoot and Ken Raper
* Monday 4 March (as Phantom of the Opera) - against Tracy Smothers

### 1991

Nicknamed 'Nightmare'

* Monday 18 March - against El Grande Pistolero
* Monday 25 March - against Gary Young
* Monday 8 April - against El Grande Pistolero
* Monday 15 April - against Keith Robertson
* Monday 22 April - against Night Train Jackson
* Monday 29 April - against Psycho
* Monday 29 April - with Bill Dundee, Eddie Gilbert, Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller against Eric Embry, Steve Austin, The Texas Hangmen and Tom Prichard (Thunderdome Match)
* Monday 6 May - with Robert Fuller against Psycho and Tom Prichard
* Monday 6 May - Battle Royale against Bill Dundee, Eddie Gilbert, Eric Embry, Jeff Gaylord, The Texas Hangmen, Robert Fuller, Steve Keirn and Tom Prichard
* Monday 13 May - with Karate Kid against Little Tokyo and Tojo Yamamoto
* Monday 20 May - against Donnie Kelly
* Monday 27 May - against Texas Ranger
* Monday 3 June - against Chris Candino
* Monday 10 June - against Chris Candino
* Monday 17 June - against Chris Candino
* Monday 24 June - against Dong Cha Mang
* Monday 1 July - against Rob Zakowski
* Monday 8 July - against Samu
* Monday 22 July - against Brian Christopher
* Monday 29 July - against Brian Christopher (USWA Junior Heavyweight Championship)

### 1992

Known as 'American Eagle #2' in The American Eagles and ''Master of Terror #1' in the Masters of Terror.

## Notes

In some sources Galaxian #2 is known as 'Beta' and American Eagle #2 is known as either 'Liberty' or 'Justice'

Also managed Buddy Wayne/Ken Wayne, Pete Austin, The Freebirds and Ron Bass
Big John Harris

**John Harris** (born 12 September, 1952, died 19 April, 2005)

Billed at 7'5".

Also worked as 'Silo Sam' in other areas.

* Monday 22 July - with Koko Ware against Billy Joe Travis, Ron Sexton and Buddy Wayne (Handicap match)
* Monday 29 July - against Billy Joe Travis and Ron Sexton (Handicap match)
* Monday 19 August - against Buddy Wayne and Richard Lee (Handicap match)
1996

The Monday 29 January card was cancelled, and shows were not scheduled on February 5, February 19, March 11, April 29, May 13, May 27 or June 3. The last card at the Mid-South Coliseum was held on Monday 17 June before events shifted to the Big One Expo Center.

## Events (TV and Memphis)

### January

* Wednesday 3 January (Event)
* Wednesday 10 January (Event)
* Monday 15 January (Event)
* Wednesday 24 January (Event)

### February

* Wednesday 14 February (Event)
* Wednesday 28 February (Event)

### March

* Wednesday 4 March (Event)
* Wednesday 18 March (Event)
* Wednesday 25 March (Event)

### April

* Monday 1 April (Event)
* Monday 8 April (Event)
* Monday 15 April (Event)
* Monday 22 April (Event)

### May

* Monday 6 May (Event)
* Monday 20 May (Event)

### June

* Monday 17 June (Event)
* Monday 17 June (Event)

### July

* Monday 1 July (Event) (Big One Expo Center)
* Monday 8 July (Event)
* Monday 15 July (Event)
* Monday 22 July (Event)
Billy Gunn

**Monty Sopp** (born 11 November, 1963)  appeared in the USWA in 1995 as 'Billy Gunn', on loan from the World Wrestling Federation, as half of The Smoking Gunns with Bart Gunn.

He also appeared on non-Memphis joint USWA/WWF cards in 1993.

## Career

### 1995

* Monday 2 October - with Bart Gunn against PG-13 (USWA Tag Team Championship)
Andre The Giant

**André René Roussimoff** (born 19 May, 1946, died 27 January, 1993)  worked as 'Andre The Giant' in Memphis in 1983.

He had previously worked for the Jarrett promotion in 1977 (Louisville) and 1979 (Louisville and Lexington).

## Career

### 1983

* Monday 21 March - with Stagger Lee and Jerry Lawler against Porkchop Cash, Mad Dog and Bobby Eaton
1986

## Events (TV and Memphis)

### February

* Sunday 9 February (Event)
* Monday 17 February (Event)
* Monday 24 February (Event)

### May

* Saturday 17 May (TV)
* Monday 26 May (event)

### December

* Monday 1 December (event)
* Monday 8 December (event)
* Monday 15 December (event)
* Monday 22 December (event)
* Monday 29 December (event)

## Shop

* CWA Memphis Wrestling Episodes - 1986 volume 1 (Amazon.com)
* CWA Memphis Wrestling Episodes - 1986 volume 2 (Amazon.com)
* CWA Memphis Wrestling Episodes - 1986 volume 3 (Amazon.com)
* CWA Memphis Wrestling Episodes - 1986 volume 4 (Amazon.com)
* CWA Memphis Wrestling Episodes - 1986 volume 5 (Amazon.com)
* CWA Memphis Wrestling Episodes - 1986 volume 6 (Amazon.com)
* CWA Memphis Wrestling Episodes - 1986 volume 7 (Amazon.com)
* CWA Memphis Wrestling Episodes - 1986 volume 8 (Amazon.com)
* CWA Memphis Wrestling Episodes - 1986 volume 9 (Amazon.com)
* CWA Memphis Wrestling Episodes - 1986 volume 10 (Amazon.com)
* CWA Memphis Wrestling Episodes - 1986 volume 11 (Amazon.com)
* CWA Memphis Wrestling Episodes - 1986 volume 12 (Amazon.com)
* CWA Memphis Wrestling Episodes - 1986 volume 13 (Amazon.com)
* CWA Memphis Wrestling Episodes - 1986 volume 14 (Amazon.com)
* CWA Memphis Wrestling Episodes - 1986 volume 15 (Amazon.com)
* CWA Memphis Wrestling Episodes - 1986 volume 16 (Amazon.com)
Cousin Bluey

Wrestled in Memphis in 1987. He was introduced by George Barnes as his cousin during a feud with Bill Dundee.

He had previously wrestled as 'Barry Colley' in World Class Championship Wrestling, and would also be 'Big Bear Colley' in World Championship Wrestling.

## Career

### 1987

* Monday 27 July - with George Barnes against Bill Dundee and Rocky Johnson
* Monday 3 August - against Alan West
* Monday 3 August - Elimination Match against Mark Starr, Big Bubba, Goliath, Moondog Spot, Moondog Spike, John Paul, Paul Diamond, Pat Tanaka and Alan West
Buddy Landel

**William Fritz Ensor** (born 14 August, 1961, died 22 June, 2015)  wrestled as 'Buddy Landel' across a number of stints in the Memphis territory.

## Career

### 1982

* Saturday 25 September - against Carl Fergie
* Saturday 25 September - Battle Royale against Jerry Lawler, Bobby Eaton, Carl Fergie, Crusher Broomfield, Dutch Mantel, Kimala #2, Leilani Kai, Rick McGraw, Sherri Martel, Spike Huber, Stan Lane, Steve Regal, Sweet Brown Sugar, Terry Taylor, Dream Machine, Velvet McIntyre and Vivian St. John

### 1994

Returned as surprise partner of Brian Christopher on Saturday 13 August but turned on him two days later. He aligned with Doug Gilbert and Tommy Rich, before they turned on him in October.

## Notes

Some sources show him as William 'Ansor', born 17 August, 1961.

## External links

* Wikipedia profile
* WrestlingData.com profile
Bull Pain

Psycho

*Another 'Psycho' appeared in the USWA in 1992*

**Frank Vizi**  appeared in the USWA as 'Killer' of the Texas Hangmen and as 'Bull Pain' between 1991 and 1994.

As Bull Pain he was managed by Samantha.

## Career

### 1991

* Monday 18 March - with Killer against Billy Joe Travis and Curtis Thompson
* Monday 18 March - with Killer, Eric Embry, Tojo Yamamoto and Tom Prichard against Eddie Gilbert, Jackie Fargo, Jeff Jarrett and Jerry Lawler (Handicap match)
* Monday 25 March - with Killer against Eddie Gilbert and Jeff Jarrett
* Monday 8 April - with Killer against Eddie Gilbert and Steve Keirn
* Monday 15 April - with Killer against Bill Dundee and Steve Keirn
* Monday 22 April - with Killer against Bill Dundee and Steve Keirn
* Monday 22 April - with Killer, Eric Embry, Steve Austin and Tom Prichard against Bill Dundee, Eddie Gilbert, Jeff Jarrett, Robert Fuller and Steve Keirn
* Monday 29 April - against Danny Davis
* Monday 29 April - with Killer, Eric Embry, Steve Austin and Tom Prichard against Bill Dundee, Danny Davis, Eddie Gilbert, Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller (Thunderdome Match)
* Monday 6 May - with Tom Prichard against Danny Davis and Robert Fuller
* Monday 6 May - Battle Royale - against Bill Dundee, Danny Davis, Eddie Gilbert, Eric Embry, Killer, Jeff Gaylord, Robert Fuller, Steve Keirn and Tom Prichard
* Monday 13 May - with Killer against Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller (Southern Tag Team Championship)
Rose

■ Yew-Berry (Best friend/crush)

■ Thistle (Friend)

■ Red Huckleberry (Friend)

■ Black Huckleberry (Friend)

■ Garlic (Acquaintance)

Rose is the patron fairy of the prickly wild rose or arctic rose, *Rosa acicularis*, and is a major secondary character and love interest to Yew-Berry. She stands 8 inches tall with white fur dotted with pink spots. Around her face is curved, pink rose petals, one of which covers her left eye as an eye patch. She is about Yew's age, a mental age around 10-12, and is the acting younger sister to Lily and Daisy, two teenage perennials who love to pick on those they deem lower than themselves. Though Rose disagrees with their way of life, she is seemingly forced to remain with the two, though she is known to slip out to hang out with her real friends. While Yew-Berry seems to be a significant source of the sister's torment, Rose finds him very endearing and has developed a crush on him, doing her best to keep her bully sisters away from him.

She is kind and sweet, though often nervous and can be very talkative, especially around Yew-Berry.
1991

From Monday 18 March until Monday 5 August, Monday night cards were held away from Mid-South Coliseum due to a dispute with management of the Mid-South Coliseum. Most of the relocated cards were at the Pipkin Building.

In August, Joe Pedicino was rumoured to be looking at buying the USWA to form part of his new Global Wrestling Federation  The sale didn't not happen and the GWF became its own entity. The GWF took over the USWA's spot on the ESPN network in summer.

Late in the year, the promotion negotiated with World Championship Wrestling for a Jerry Lawler vs Lex Luger match  but no agreement was reached.

## Events (TV and Memphis)

### March

* Monday 18 March (Event) at Youth Building
* Saturday 23 March (TV)
* Monday 25 March (Event) at Pipkin Building

### April

* Monday 1 April (Event)
* Monday 8 April (Event)
* Monday 15 April (Event)
* Monday 22 April (Event)
* Monday 29 April (Event)

### May

* Monday 6 May (Event)
* Monday 13 May (Event)
* Monday 20 May (Event)
* Monday 27 May (Event)

### June

* Monday 3 June (Event)
* Monday 10 June (Event)
* Monday 17 June (Event)
* Monday 24 June (Event)

### July

* Monday 1 July (Event)
* Monday 8 July (Event)
* Monday 15 July (Event)
* Monday 22 July (Event)
* Monday 29 July (Event)

### August

* Monday 5 August (Event) at Mid-South Coliseum

## References

1. ↑ Wrestling Observer - 8 January, 1991
2. ↑ Wrestling Observer - 1 July, 1991
3. ↑ Wrestling Observer - 21 October, 1991
1995

During the year the USWA had a shortlived developmental agreement with World Championship Wrestling . They also had an interpromotional angle with Smoky Mountain Wrestling.

No show was held on Monday 25 September due to the Mid-South Fair occupying the Mid-South Coliseum. No show was scheduled on Monday December 18.

## Events (TV and Memphis)

### January

* Monday 2 January (Event)
* Saturday 7 January (TV)
* Monday 9 January (Event)
* Saturday 14 January (TV)
* Monday 16 January (Event)
* Saturday 21 January (TV)
* Monday 23 January (Event)
* Saturday 28 January (TV)
* Monday 30 January (Event)

### February

* Saturday 4 February (TV)
* Monday 6 February (Event)
* Saturday 11 February (TV)
* Monday 13 February (Event)
* Saturday 18 February (TV)
* Monday 20 February (Event)
* Saturday 25 February (TV)
* Monday 27 February (Event)

### March

* Monday 6 March (Event)
* Monday 13 March (Event)
* Monday 20 March (Event)
* Monday 27 March (Event)

### April

* Monday 3 April (Event)
* Monday 10 April (Event)
* Monday 17 April (Event)
* Monday 24 April (Event)

### May

* Monday 1 May (Event)
* Monday 8 May (Event)
* Monday 15 May (Event)
* Monday 22 May (Event)
* Monday 29 May (Event)

### June

* Monday 5 June (Event)
* Monday 12 June (Event)
* Monday 19 June (Event)
* Monday 26 June (Event)

### July

* Monday 3 July (Event)
* Monday 10 July (Event)
* Monday 17 July (Event)
* Monday 24 July (Event)
* Monday 31 July (Event)

### August

* Monday 7 August (Event)
* Monday 14 August (Event)
* Monday 21 August (Event)
* Monday 28 August (Event)

### September

* Monday 4 September (Event)
* Monday 11 September (Event)
* Monday 18 September (Event)

### October

* Monday 2 October (Event)
* Monday 9 October (Event)
* Monday 16 October (Event)
* Monday 23 October (Event)
* Monday 30 October (Event)

### November

* Monday 6 November (Event)
* Monday 13 November (Event)
* Monday 20 November (Event)
* Monday 27 November (Event)

### December

* Monday 4 December (Event)
* Monday 11 December (Event)
* Wednesday 27 December (Event)
Battle Royale

## Variants

* Blindfold Battle Royale
* Flagpole Battle Royale - Eliminations by pinfall or being thrown over the top. First man to reach money on flagpole wins.
* Moondog Battle Royale - all participants enter the ring with a board or a trash can
* Royal Rumble - starts with two competitors, others are added at timed intervals
* Two Ring Battle Royale - participants are thrown from one ring to another, and are then eliminated when thrown to the floor. The two remaining competitors generally face each other.
* Scaffold Battle Royale
* Strap Battle Royale - Each wrestler armed with a strap to attack opponents.
* Tag Team Battle Royale

## Matches

* Thursday 3 April, 1977 - Flagpole Battle Royale
* Sunday 5 June, 1977 - Two ring Battle Royale
* Tuesday 27 September, 1977 - Scaffold Battle Royale ("Roman Gladiator Battle")
* Monday 1 August, 1977 - Battle Royale
* Sunday 26 December, 1977 - Battle Royale
* Monday 5 June, 1978 - Two ring Battle Royale
* Monday 24 July, 1978 - Triple chance Battle Royale
* Sunday 4 March, 1979 - Two ring Triple Chance Battle Royale
* Monday 25 February, 1980 - Battle Royale
* Monday 12 April, 1982 - Two ring Battle Royale
* Monday 25 February, 1985 - Tag team Battle Royale
* Monday 8 April, 1985 - Women's Battle Royale
* Monday 25 November, 1985 - Battle Royale, with first wrestler eliminated tarred and feathered
* Monday 30 October, 1989 - Blindfold Battle Royale
* Monday 20 January, 1992 - Strap Battle Royale
* Saturday 25 January, 1992 - Women's Battle Royale
* Monday 21 March, 1994 - Moondog Battle Royale
* Monday 25 July, 1994 - Battle Royale
* Wednesday 3 January, 1996 - Royal Rumble match