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The Mid-Atlantic Wrestling Appreciation Station

@MidAtlanticPod
Celebrating JCP history/programming. No politics/nonsense. Occasionally exalts Sterling Marlin but its mostly old pro wrestling that helps you feel good again.
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  • @MidAtlanticPod
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    August 31, 1985: To close World Championship Wrestling, Nikita Koloff lays waste to Jason Walker. During which Ric Flair comes out to confront Ivan Koloff. This served two masters: hype the Flair-Nikita Omni match tomorrow and babyface Ric outside the Mid-Atlantic to set up 9/29.
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    August 31, 1985: Despite making big money, Jim Crockett Jr was miserable. Not because of the money. But because he had to appear on WTBS and announce Championship Challenge Series matches. Next week, it's The Andersons vs Buzz Sawyer & Terry Taylor for the National Tag Team Title
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    The Mid-Atlantic Wrestling Appreciation Station
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    August 31, 1985: In lieu of a localized promo, we hear from two young projects for Dusty Rhodes, the booker, it's Michael Sam Houston and American Starship Eagle. Years later, in 1986, Eagle would prove his words about bullies when he smashed through the face of Adrian Adonis.
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  • @MidAtlanticPod
    The Mid-Atlantic Wrestling Appreciation Station
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    August 31, 1985: To open World Championship Wrestling, we see VTR from Ric Flair's match with Nikita Koloff in Atlanta on August 11. Tomorrow night at The Omni is the rematch and it's a lumberjack match. This will all build towards September 29th when Flair turns on Dusty Rhodes.
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  • @MidAtlanticPod
    The Mid-Atlantic Wrestling Appreciation Station
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    Aug 31
    From a 1971 AP story titled in the Regina Leader-Post as "Argonaut Defensive End Liable To Do Anything." Even then, George Wells thought about dabbling in the business. By 1974, he was wrestling in Northern California for Roy Shire while remaining one of the best DEs in the CFL.