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This thread was started with the intentions of trying to get some wrestling vids from the past, when in my opinion was when wrestling was much better than today.
I want to thank all who responded as well as hopefully you got a trade out of it ! Have a good day all! Captspiffy |
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i have these:
Wrestling -Bobby Heenan show, all 4 aired eps plus bonus disc of extras (9.5/10) -match: Fabulous Moolah & Sherry Martel vs. Judy Martin & Penny Mitchell, from Madison Square Garden, New York, New York, 6/5/82 -Prime Time Wrestling 4/20/87 -Paul Boesch retirement card from Sam Houston Coliseum, 8/28/87 -Women’s battle royal from Wrestlerock 86 -Wrestlfest 88 (9.5/10) -WWE Saturday Night’s Main Events: (7/10, audio is weak on some of them, feel free to ask me about air dates and matches) |
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unfortunately, no. I have no idea why Coliseum removed the two best matches on the card (Macho Man Randy Savage vs. Million Dollar Man Ted Dibiase and Curt Henning vs. Terry Taylor) but kept in crap like Powers of Pain vs. Bolsheviks (which was basically the same as their SummerSlam 88 match anyways) Man, I always wanted to fire whoever the editor was at Coliseum. sorry I don't have better news. |
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Lucky for us, though, Coliseum did include the Savage/Dibiase match on the "Macho Madness" tape (which, by the way, included four additional matches against Dibiase). Also, the Taylor/Hennig match is on the recent "The Life and Times of Mr. Perfect" DVD.
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Interesting that this thread came about. Years ago, some dvds were given to me, placed in the closest and forgotten about. I remembered, went to the closet, top shelf and found these. All excellent quality.
Wrestling Queen 1 dvd AWA Curt Hennig 1 dvd AWA Titles in Japan 1 dvd Legacy of the AWA 2 dvds Nick Bockwinkle 2 dvds Carolina Wrestling 2 dvds NWA World Titles 1 dvd Heroes of World class Wrestling 2 dvds Best Cage Matches 1 dvd Best of Dusty Rhodes 3 dvds AWA Classics 1 dvd Best of Vern Gagne 3 dvds Wild Men of Wrestling 2 dvds WWE Title Changes 3 dvds Wrestling the Golden Era 1 dvd Wrestling the 50's 1 dvd I like to Hurt People 1 dvd Wild Wild Wrestling 1 dvd Night of Legends 1 dvd First Ladies of Wrestling 1 dvd Also have a collection of shoot interviews. That is where the wrestler comes out of character and answers questions put before him as if it was private. Interesting to see the heels acting normal. Each interview is at least one dvd in length, sometimes two. Quite enjoyable. Captain Lou Albano 1 dvd Iron Shiek 1 dvd J.J. Dillon 2 dvds Harley Race 1 dvd Wahoo McDaniel 1 dvd Kevin von Eric 1 dvd Larry Zybysko 1 dvd Tony Atlas 1 dvd Terry Funk 1 dvd Killer Kowalski 1 dvd Mr. Fuji 1 dvd Jake Roberts 1 dvd Jim Cornette and the Midnight Express 1 dvd Ole Anderson 2 dvds Roddy Piper 2 dvds Barry Windham 2 dvds Bruno Sammartino 1 dvd Missy Hyatt 2 dvds Von Rashke 1 dvd Nikita Koloff 1 dvd Black Jack Mulligan 2 dvds Sheri Martel 1 dvd Greg Valentine 1 dvd Road Warriors 2 dvds Vince McMahon 2 dvds Stan Hanson 2 dvds Billy Jack Haynes 1 dvd Abdullah the Butcher 1 dvd Slick 1 dvd Koko B. Ware 1 dvd Harvey |
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I do have Macho vs. Ted on WM4, although they had already wrestled 5 matches between them that night, so they were probably not at the top of their game. And the match was ruined at the end with Hogan cheating as usual. They should have just put Macho over clean. Henning and Terry Taylor wrestled at SummerSlam 89, but that match was ruined a couple of minutes in as Taylor legitimately blew out his knee, forcing Henning to end the match rather abruptly. The conclusion was pretty much forgone though as Taylor was burdoned with a horrible gimmick and was never really utilized properly. I would have liked to have seen a Henning/Terry Taylor tag team. that would have been cool. Another great wrestler with a goofy gimmick during the time was the Blue Blazer, aka Owen Hart. Imagine a Henning/Taylor vs. Harts match! They've released the Summerslam complete collection, but I'm not a fan of anything past 1995, so I'm waiting for the first 5 to be released on March 10. It will include this match. |
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I've got a ton of WWF/WCW shows I from the late 80s-early 90s that have yet to be put on DVD. stuff I've collected over the years, varing quality.
As for stuff I currently have on DVD, I have: ECW Hardcore TV (4 Episodes from July of 96) (2 DVDs - B/B-) GLOW (Glamorous Ladies of Wrestling) – 3 Episodes W/O/Cs 1989/90 (2 DVDs) WWF Superstars 1/92 w/o/c – Wrestlemania Press conference (Hogan/Sid/Flair) also – Beverly Bros., Bossman, Tanaka’s Debut, I.R.S., El Matador, Funeral Parlor, Undertaker, LOD… WWF Prime Time 10/89 w/o/c (Hosted by Brain/Gorilla/Piper) NOT Full episode, about an hour and a half) WWF MSG EVENT – late 1989 – most commercials were cut out, but there are a few – Hitman VS Dino, Macho VS Hacksaw, Warrior Vs ANDRE, Bushwackers VS Powers of Pain Arsineo Hall show (only about 20 minutes) w/o/c - 11/91 – Guests Jake the Snake, LOD vs. Nasty Boys on stage WWF Wrestling Challenge 1992 w/o/c WWF Survivor Series Showdown 11/90 w/o/c (beginning cut off) WWF Primetime Wrestling – 1991 w/o/c WWF Primetime Wrestling – Spring of 1991 (with some commercials) WWF MSG Event 12/91 with some commercials WWF Wrestling Challenge 11/93 w/o/c WWF Wrestling Challenge 12/93 w/o/c (after Survivor Series) WWF Superstars – 12/93 w/o/c I can check the cards if you are interested in anything...... |
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Harvey,
Interested in making a trade for these? Mike |
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I picked up the first 5 Summerslams recently and have started watching them again. Nice to see they finally got the clearance to air Demolition and Slick's entrance theme music, 2 of the best theme entrances ever! I'll probably get the next set of 5 soon.
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I got that set, too. The only music substitutions I noticed were Don Muraco's in 1988 and Ricky Steamboat's in 1991, the latter of which makes absolutely no sense since he wasn't using "Sirius" anymore by that point. Muraco's replacement makes sense because his original theme was "Superstar" from Jesus Christ Superstar. I don't recall Demolition's theme being an issue in the past, but they did restore "Jive Soul Bro" and the Orient Express' themes which had been replaced in, at least, the first Royal Rumble anthology.
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