Reported by Adam Martin of WrestleView.com
On Thursday, April 3, 2008 at 3:28 AM EST

GEORGIA WRESTLING NEWS, NOTES, AND NOSTALGIA: 04/02/2008

NEWS

On April 5 at 11:00 AM ET, Peach State Pandemonium will air a special two-hour episode in honor of Gary Hart. Bill Irwin, Skandor Akbar, George Steele, Abdullah the Butcher, Michael Hayes, and Kevin Sullivan are scheduled to appear. In conjunction with K&S Wrestlefest, there will be a DVD giveaway of a Q&A featuring Hart, Irwin, and Akbar, done on March 15, one day before Gary’s passing. More details will be released throughout the week. (Rich Tate)

Officials from Power Pro Wrestling informed us that posters they had distributed in the area promoting their April 5 show in Temple, GA, have mysteriously disappeared. It was noted that they had been replaced by posters promoting the April 3 event in Carrollton, GA, presented by Southern Extreme Championship Wrestling. We were asked by PPW to let fans know the Temple card is still on, noting the tactics of whomever was at the bottom of this act were “not good ethics.” Though it is unclear exactly who is responsible for the act, we attempted to contact SECW promoter Scott East for a response, but those communications have gone unanswered as of this writing. (Rich Tate)

The AWA World-1 South Board of Directors voted to strip Francisco Ciatso of the AWA Southern Heavyweight Championship. Ciatso had refused to defend the title on December 22, 2007, and has done so again for a scheduled event on May 3, 2008. Ciatso wrestles for the Ron Niemi Stable. Niemi has threatened litigation with the American Wrestling Association, and in an effort to reach a compromise both parties have agreed that the winner of the Mike Pain/Bug match will be crowned the new AWA Southern Heavyweight Champion. Pain is currently the GPWA Heavyweight Champion as well, and will defend that belt on the May 3 show in Cordele, GA, against the Bug. The winner will hold both titles. (Thomas Bugg)

AWA World-1 South, in conjunction with the American Wrestling Association and Georgia Pro Wrestling Association, has announced the final card for the AWA Southern Clash, to take place May 3 at the Crisp County Middle School Gymnasium in Cordele, GA, at 7:30 PM. Advertised matches: AWA World Championship, "The Living Legend" Larry Zbyszko (c) vs. "The Trademark Of Excellence" Ricky Landell; AWA World Tag Team Championship, The Heartbreak Express (c) vs. Q-Ball & "Loverboy" Dennis Condrey; AWA Light Heavyweight Championship, Kirby Mack (c) vs. Chasyn Rance; and Mike Pain vs. The Bug w/Ron Niemi for both Mike Pain's GPWA Heavyweight Championship and the newly-vacated AWA Southern Heavyweight Championship. In a battle of AWA Legends vs. Georgia Legends, Jake "The Milkman" Milliman & "The Thumper" Frankie DeFalco face "Wildfire" Tommy Rich & "The Golden Boy" Chick Donovan. Other advertised matches include: K.I. Elite vs. J-Rod & Frankie Valentine, Mister Saint Laurent vs. TJ Mack; and Vicki Von vs. Kim Dakota. Big Bank Barfield will also be there for a special challenge. Call 866-244-0104 or 229-506-0307 for ticket information. (Thomas Bugg)

NOTES

In Your Head will feature James Mitchell and Brutus Beefcake on its show on tonight at 7:00 PM ET. (Rich Tate)

Rob Conway sat in the Wrestling Hotseat this week. (Rich Tate)

Today in Memoriam: Reisor Bowden (74, 2001) and Victor Quinones (46, 2006)

NOSTALGIA

APRIL 2, 1934 (MONDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – FAIR STREET ARENA (Jason Thompson – Promoter) > John Dameron defeated Bull Schmidt (2-1) > Ten-Round Boxing Match: Fred Lassiter defeated John Mauldin in the eighth round > Georgia Light Heavyweight Title / Southern Light Heavyweight Title Match: Hugh Winn* and Bill Crussell wrestled to a draw / Notes: Hugh Winn had been the reigning Georgia Light Heavyweight Champion and Southern Light Heavyweight Champion since he defeated Fred Lassiter for both titles on March 5, 1934, in Atlanta, GA.

APRIL 2, 1934 (MONDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – WESTLAKE ARENA (Luke Appling – Promoter) > Jim Zbyszko versus Buck Jones > Eddie Wagner versus Bull Schmidt > Ted Sarris versus Pancho Villa / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.

APRIL 2, 1937 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – NORTHSIDE ARENA (Frank Bettis and Cleve Roby – Promoters) > Don Rainey versus Paddy Nolan > Sammy Miller versus Young Londos > John Mauldin versus Chin Lee / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.

APRIL 2, 1940 (TUESDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – LOEW’S GRAND THEATRE (Bill Hartman and Thad Holt – Promoters / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Gordon McKenzie and Marvin Jones wrestled to a draw > Hans Schnabel defeated Tiny Morgan > Everett Marshall defeated Bill Bartush

APRIL 2, 1941 (WEDNESDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM (Abe Simon – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Harry Kent defeated Joe Millich > Jack Kennedy defeated Bill Lee by disqualification > Ray Eckert and Dorv Roche wrestled to a draw > Lou Thesz defeated Ray Villmer (2-0)

APRIL 2, 1943 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM (Sammy Friedman – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Joe Cox & George Pavich defeated Ralph Garibaldi & Al Massey by disqualification > The Black Panther defeated Roland Kirchmeyer > Rudy Strongberg defeated John Mauldin / Notes: The Black Panther was declared the winner of his match when Roland Kirchmeyer was deemed unable to continue. Jack McAdams was credited as being a referee on this card.

APRIL 2, 1948 (FRIDAY) – STONE MOUNTAIN, GA (Fred Ward – Promoter / Fred Ward Promotions) > Tommy Ward versus Jack Blackstock > Tony Mello versus Mr. X / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found. It is unclear as to what venue was the site of this card.

APRIL 2, 1954 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Red McIntyre versus Don Big Kettle > Don McIntyre versus Clyde Steeves > Dick Big Kettle versus Lee Grable > Freddie Blassie versus the Swedish Angel / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.

APRIL 2, 1960 (SATURDAY) – MARIETTA, GA – LARRY BELL AUDITORIUM (Elmo Chappell – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Larry King versus Bill Alexander > Ray Gunkel versus Jack Terry > Blood Match (No TL: Haystacks Calhoun versus Freddie Blassie / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found. There was no referee for the match between Freddie Blassie and Haystacks Calhoun.

APRIL 2, 1962 (MONDAY) – AUGUSTA, GA – WILLIAM BELL AUDITORIUM (Steve Manderson – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Dick Steinborn & Andre Drapp versus Evon Marion & Ali Bey > Women’s Match: Diana Beamon versus Sweet Georgia Brown > Tojo Yamamoto & Taro Myaki versus Eddie Graham & Ray Villmer / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found.

APRIL 2, 1963 (TUESDAY) – MACON, GA – MACON CITY AUDITORIUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Buck Jones and the Bat wrestled to a draw > Matt Jewell defeated Little Bobo > Boxing Match: Chief Little Eagle defeated Lenny Montana by disqualification in five rounds > Tarzan Tyler defeated Ted Evans

APRIL 2, 1965 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM [P] (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > The Corsicans defeated Tom Bradley & Tony Marino > Battle of the States – Georgia versus Florida: Buddy Fuller (GA) defeated Dick Dunn (FL); Derrell Cochran (GA) defeated Randy Roper (FL); Lee Fields (GA) defeated Pancho Villa (FL) > Georgia Heavyweight Title Match (DQ Rule Waived): Mario Galento* defeated Jesse James / Notes: Mario Galento had been the reigning Georgia Heavyweight Champion since he defeated Sputnik Monroe on November 13, 1964, in Atlanta. Paul Jones reported that the televised matches would move to the Sports Arena soon, but we have no evidence this ever happened. It was announced that Dick Steinborn and Chief Little Eagle would be wrestling on the card on April 10, 1965, and that Frankie Cain would be wrestling in Atlanta soon.

APRIL 2, 1968 (TUESDAY) – MACON, GA – MACON CITY AUDITORIUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Jim Wilson defeated Nick Contos > The Rising Suns defeated Johnny Walker & Silento Rodriguez > NWA World Heavyweight Title Match: Gene Kiniski* and Mr. Wrestling (1) wrestled to a draw / Notes: Gene Kiniski had been the reigning NWA World Heavyweight Champion since he defeated Lou Thesz on January 7, 1966, in St. Louis, MO.

APRIL 2, 1969 (WEDNESDAY) – COLUMBUS, GA – COLUMBUS MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Joe Turco defeated Corsica Jean > Assassin #1 defeated Tim Geohagen > Assassin #2 defeated Little John > Bill Dromo defeated the Spoiler

APRIL 2, 1971 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM [P] (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Mr. Koma & the Great Ota defeated Roberto Soto & Eduardo DeLynch > Robert Fuller and Krusher Karlson wrestled to a draw > Kubla Khan defeated Bob Griffin > Bill Dromo and Buddy Colt wrestled to a draw > Georgia Television Title Match: Klondike Bill* versus Luke Graham ended in a double disqualification > Georgia Tag Team Title Cage Match: Ray Gunkel & El Mongol defeated the Assassins* to win title / Notes: Klondike Bill had been the reigning Georgia Television Champion since he defeated Luke Graham on March 20, 1971, in Atlanta. The Assassins had been the reigning Georgia Tag Team Champions since they defeated Mr. Ito & the Great Ota in a tournament final on October 16, 1970, in Atlanta. Jack Crawford managed Kubla Khan. Homer O’Dell managed Buddy Colt. Charlie Smith was credited as being a referee for this card. Roberto Soto participated in an autograph session for fans.

APRIL 2, 1974 (TUESDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM [P] (Ann Gunkel – Promoter / All-South Wrestling Alliance) > Wayne Cowan versus the Champ > Bill Bowman & Oki Shikina versus the Islanders > Georgia Tag Team Title Match: Ray Candy & El Mongol* versus the Royal Kangaroos > Georgia Heavyweight Title Match: the Missouri Mauler* versus Ron Pritchard > Thunderbolt Patterson & the Magnificent Zulu versus Crusher Verdu & the Mighty Yankee > Texas Death Cage Match: Ernie Ladd versus Ox Baker / Notes: No documented results for this card have been found. Rock Hunter managed Wayne Cowan, Crusher Verdu, the Mighty Yankee, and the Missouri Mauler. The program we have for this card reports that Lew Eskin, editor of Wrestling Revue and Wrestling Monthly magazines, has presented Ann Gunkel with an award “in recognition for her continuing to the betterment of professional wrestling in the United States”. There is also an advertisement urging fans to support the Ernie Ladd fan club by ordering a T-shirt, with proceeds going to the Pull for Youth organization. It also mentions that the tapings for “All-South Championship Wrestling” now occur each Saturday from 12:00 to 1:00 PM Saturdays, still at the WTCG studios located at 1018 West Peachtree Street. This was to begin on April 6, 1974.

APRIL 2, 1974 (TUESDAY) – MACON, GA – MACON COLISEUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Earl Maynard defeated Ron Michaels > Jerry Brisco and Jimmy Garvin wrestled to a draw > Bobby Duncum & Art Nelson defeated Ricky Gibson & Rufus R. Jones > Bob Armstrong & Robert Fuller defeated Ron & Terry Garvin > Jerry Lawler defeated Mr. Wrestling #2 by disqualification / Notes: Jimmy Garvin managed Ron & Terry Garvin.

APRIL 2, 1976 (FRIDAY) – ATLANTA, GA – ATLANTA MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM [P] (Paul Jones – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Bob Backlund defeated Jerry Stubbs > Mark Lewin defeated Karl Von Steiger > Moondog Mayne defeated Rick Martel > The Red Devils defeated Ted & Jerry Oates > Taped Fist Match: Dick Slater versus Stan Stasiak ruled a no contest > The Spoiler defeated Thunderbolt Patterson / Notes: Jerry Stubbs substituted for Dino Bravo in the match with Bob Backlund. Gary Hart managed the Spoiler.

APRIL 2, 1979 (MONDAY) – AUGUSTA, GA – WILLIAM BELL AUDITORIUM (Charlie Harben – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Mike Stallings and Kurt Von Hess wrestled to a draw > Rufus R. Jones defeated Larry Latham > Bob Armstrong & Tommy Rich defeated Ron Bass & Blackjack Lanza > Wahoo McDaniel defeated the Masked Superstar by disqualification > Street Fight Match: Stan Hansen defeated Ole Anderson / Notes: Bobby Heenan managed Ron Bass and Blackjack Lanza.

APRIL 2, 1980 (WEDNESDAY) – COLUMBUS, GA – COLUMBUS MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Bill Dromo defeated Charlie Fulton > Jay Strongbow defeated Snake Brown > Lars Anderson defeated Genichiro Tenryu > Tony Atlas & Mr. Wrestling #2 defeated Ivan Koloff & Alexis Smirnoff by disqualification > Kevin Sullivan & Tommy Rich defeated Austin Idol & Baron Von Raschke / Notes: Rock Hunter managed Ivan Koloff and Alexis Smirnoff.

– GeorgiaWrestlingHistory.com

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Nate Stein sent this in:

PWU 4/19: Mr. Wrestling 4 vs Champ John McChesney
http://www.ProWrestlingUnplugged.com

Pro Wrestling Unplugged will have World Title gold up for grabs at “Cuffed & Caged 2” on Saturday, April 19 at 7:30 pm in the New Alhambra Arena (former ECW Arena), 7 Ritner ST in Philadelphia, PA.

JUST ADDED – MR. WRESTLING 4 vs. JOHN McCHESNEY
Last month, as PWU World Heavyweight champion “Fabulous” John McChesney defended against Sterling James Keenan, a mysterious man in black interfered to try & stake his claim on the title.

See McChesney’s response on a new Power Surge TV Extra at ProWrestlingUnplugged.com.

The man in black, calling himself “Mr. Wrestling 4”, has accepted the chance to face McChesney one-on-one for the PWU World Heavyweight Title.

But who is Mr. Wrestling 4? Is it Mr. Wrestling 3’s adopted son? Is it a returning member of the PWU roster? Early rumors stated it was Luke Hawx, but he was up in the balcony with Team Flash posing as a hoodie. Chime in on who you think it is on PWU’s fan site at PWUfans.net.

ALREADY ANNOUNCED:
* “Cuffed & Caged” War Games Style in a Steel Cage (Wrestlers enter in intervals one by one): TEAM PWU – Too Cold Scorpio/Eddie Kingston/The Bosom Buddies (Drew Blood/Teddy Fine)/Aramis w/ Tod Gordon vs. TEAM FLASH – Adam Flash/Z-Barr/The S.A.T. (Joel & Jose Maximo)/Luke Hawx w/ Stephanie Flash
* PWU Tag champions All Money Is Legal (K-Murda/K-Pusha) vs. The Best Around (TJ Cannon/Bruce Maxwell)
* The B.E.T. (Josh Emanuel/Lamont Williams) vs. The New Jersey All Stars (Orange Cassidy/Lucky)

THE ANIMAL HOUSE: PWU WRESTLING ACADEMY IS OPEN!

Looking for your start in pro wrestling? Look no further than jumping into the action with head trainer "Pitbull" Gary Wolf. With questions or to reserve your spot as classes form, e-mail Info@ProWrestlingUnplugged.com.

EXPERIENCE THE NEW EDGE
Check out a new PWU Power Surge TV every Thursday at 8 pm on ProWrestlingUnplugged.com, where you can also find exclusive news, upcoming event information, and PWU's last event on DVD exclusively from PWU's ALL-NEW Pro Shop.

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Rob sent this in:

Just sending word that we have just released a brand new "Shoot Interview" DVD with Allison Danger

For More Info, And To Buy The DVD Head Over To: http://www.strongstyleproductions.com

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Ed Edwards sent this in:

NEW ERA PRO WRESTLING Presents:
APRIL ASSAULT
Saturday APRIL 5th 8pm Bell
Hide Out-Roller Rink 63 w. Walnut Ave Painesville, Oh 44077
Tickets: $12 in Advance/ $15 Day of Show
Doors Open: 7:30pm

Main Event: Steel Cage Match for Vacant NEPW Triple Crown Title
J-Rocc vs. "Notorious" Shane Taylor w/ Eddie Edwards
if J-rocc wins, he also gets Five mins in the cage with Eddie Edwards!!!

NEPW Tagteam Title Match:
Lethal Impact (Miller, Burke) (c) vs. ECW's Tracy Smothers, Ray Rowe

NEPW Cruiserweight Title Match:
"Omega" Aaron Draven (c) vs. The Aftermath

Indy Spotlight Challenge Match:
"Fabulous" John McChesney vs. Jimmy Demarco

BATTLE of The BIG MEN:
BANE vs. KAGE

The War Party (Lennox Lightfoot, Indian Outlaw) vs.
Gambino Bros. Moving Co. (Mickey & Marshall)

Killer Kumpf vs. TJ Dynamite vs. Lumberjack Leroux
*** Card Subject to Change***
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Advance Tickets on Sale at:

The Hide Out- 63 W. Walnut Ave Painesville- 352-2681
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***New Outlet***
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Joe Dombrowski sent this in:

NEW EPISODE OF PWO TV 4/5: BANE HUNTS DOWN CRONUS!

Pro Wrestling Ohio airs the most action-packed sixty minutes in wrestling on the official television home of the Cleveland Indians, Sports Time Ohio! PWO provides a steady stream of action with new episodes premiering bi-weekly, and several rebroadcasts scheduled in the interim so fans have multiple chances to catch PWO TV. Sports Time Ohio is available in over 4 million homes on cable television throughout Ohio and into parts of Western Pennsylvania. Sports Time Ohio is also available NATIONWIDE to satellite dish subscribers of both DirecTV and Dish Network. If you are a dish subscriber and do not have Sports Time Ohio on your line-up and want to be part of the PWO experience, call your satellite provider today and request Sports Time Ohio be added to your line-up, as STO may only be available on select satellite sports packages depending on your location in the United States. For more information on PWO TV's availability, visit http://www.pwowrestling.com or http://www.myspace.com/prowrestlingohio.

Upcoming airtimes for new episode of PWO TV:

Saturday night, April 5: 1:00 am
Sunday night, April 6: 11:00 pm & 3:00 am
Saturday night, April 12: 3:00 am
Sunday night, April 13: 11:00 pm
Monday night, April 14: 3:00 am

Currently scheduled for the next premiere broadcast:

BANE PLANS TO CONFRONT CRONUS & AARON MAGUIRE
In each of Bane’s last two matches on Sports Time Ohio, we have seen the appearance of two very unwanted visitors: the indestructible Cronus, along with his money-hungry agent Aaron Maguire. Maguire’s message was clear: He takes objection to Bane’s claims of being the most dominant man in Ohio, instead of his unstoppable monster Cronus. Maguire has laid out an open challenge to Bane on two occasions, but both times has not stuck around to follow through on them. Bane has promised to be in attendance this week and to personally seek out and confront both Cronus & Aaron Maguire in the broadcast. Will Bane find what he’s looking for? Will Aaron Maguire let his charge Cronus stick around long enough for confrontation this week? And who truly is the most dominant man in Ohio today?

N8 MATTSON vs. JUSTIN IDOL
The Michigan elitist Mattson has been quick to boast about never being pinned in a PWO ring, however his opponent this week is gracing a PWO ring for the very first time. Justin Idol has made quite a reputation for himself in the tri-state area, capturing numerous championships over the past several years. This week, Idol makes his way to PWO in an attempt to prove himself to a new crop of competition. Will Idol be able to silence the loudmouth from Michigan or will N8 Mattson add another amazing feat to his list of accomplishments?

GREGORY IRON vs. MATTHEW JUSTICE
The positive wave of momentum for Gregory Iron continues as he heads into battle against his friend and one-time tag partner, Matthew Justice. However, with mounting concerns by doctors fearing Iron is showing lingering post-concussion symptoms, and mounting threats by jealous and insecure rival Johnny Gargano, is Iron pushing himself too far too fast too soon? Matthew Justice, one-half of the Socks of Justice, will use his daredevil skills to try to keep his winning ways as partner Charles “White Socks” Johnson recovers from lingering injuries. Will Iron be able to continue the upward momentum or will Justice finally end his good luck?

JIMMY DEMARCO vs. MARION FONTAINE
When the bizarre “DeeeLicious” Jimmy DeMarco made his PWO debut a few weeks ago, he set out to make a statement, a very physical and painful statement. However, when Marion Fontaine came to the aid of DeMarco’s fallen opponent, the self-proclaimed “Prime Minister of Perversion” DeMarco took exception. This week, DeMarco meets Fontaine one-on-one in a match of two very unique personalities.

DEBUT OF THE ROCK SHOW
Ernie Ballz & Brian Bender of The Clash have promised to debut the newest, most exciting segment in wrestling today, something they call “The Rock Show”. They promised it will put any and all other past wrestling interview segments to shame and feature only the biggest stars being asked the probing questions. What major league star do The Clash have lined up to join them in their debut broadcast and what could possibly unfold with The Clash in control of an entire segment of PWO TV?

Plus: “M-Dogg 20” Matt Cross, “Bloody” Morty Rackem, and more!

Tune in the weekend of April 5 for all this and more! Remember, Pro Wrestling Ohio is only available on Sports Time Ohio! If Sports Time Ohio is NOT part of your DirecTV or Dish Network package, no matter where in the U.S. you are, call your satellite provider today and demand STO! Check local listings or www.sportstimeohio.com for times!

VISIT PWO ONLINE
The official online home of Pro Wrestling Ohio is www.pwowrestling.com. Pro Wrestling Ohio’s official home on MySpace is www.myspace.com/prowrestlingohio. Be sure to stay posted to both sites for breaking news as it develops!

PWO LIVE
Pro Wrestling Ohio makes its return to the Lakewood Masonic Temple on Saturday night April 19 with action and excitement featuring your favorite stars from PWO TV on Sports Time Ohio. This WILL be a television taping for Pro Wrestling Ohio on Sports Time Ohio so this is your chance to be seen on nationwide television and to catch the action up-close and in-person and before the television viewing audience has a chance to see it! Bring your signs and banners, and be prepared to show our television audience why the best wrestling fans in the world are in northeastern Ohio!

Scheduled for the show WILL be a high-flying death-defying adrenaline-fueled ladder match! Plus all your favorite PWO stars!

Doors open at 7 p.m., with a scheduled 7:30 p.m. belltime. This event emanates from the lavish Lakewood Masonic Temple, located at 15300 Detroit Ave. in Lakewood, Ohio. Tickets are only $15 front row, $10 General Admission in advance, $12 GA the day of the show. Tickets are ON SALE NOW at www.PWOwrestling.com. This show is proudly sponsored by Westside Metals Corp. and Eastside Metals Corp.

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The Stro of TheStro.com sent this in:

News: NWA-MSW event this Friday and more

NWA-MSW event
NWA-MSW website:
http://www.mountainstatewrestling.com
Bluefield, WV
Bluefield City Auditorium
Belltime: 7:30

Featuring:
NWA-MSW championship
NWA-MSW champion and former WCW star
Stro "The Maestro of Wrestling"
vs.
Winner of War Machine vs. Jason "The Gift" Kincaid

Mercer County Tag Team Invitational
featuring:
NWA-MSW tag team champions
Johnny Blast and Diablo Jr.
The Bunkhouse Boys
Lunatic Fringe
Kris King and "Raw Talent" Ricky Shane

Plus more NWA-MSW stars!

Tickets: $6 advance $8 at door
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April 6th, 2008
READIN' WRITTIN' WRASLIN' II
Join the Preston County Literacy Volunteers for this
year's Readin', Writtin', and Wraslin' event on
Sunday, April 6th at the Craig Civic Center. Is it
really possible that we could hear names such as Rock
N Roll Express Ricky Morton, Midnight Express Bobby
Eaton, Former WCW and current NWA star Stro "The
Maestro of Wrestling", Plus The Stars of Mason Dixon
Wrestling-they are scheduled! To pull this off Preston
County Literacy. Doors open at 1pm. Tickets: $10 in
advance. For more information call Jeff Poole at
304-680-2122

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Tryouts are going on now male and female for
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http://www.myspace.com/stroschoolofwrestling
Email at : stroschool@hotmail.com

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