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Posted: Fri Jun 21st, 2019 01:04 pm

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bpickering wrote: bpickering wrote: WWE has uploaded a four hour compilation of footage from the inaugural 1986 Jim Crockett St. Memorial CupTag Team Tournament as today's "Hidden Gem" on WWE Network.

Held on 4/19/86, the tournament took place at the Superdome in New Orleans, promoted by Jim Crockett Promotions, featuring 24 teams competing over two events, a matinee for the opening rounds and an evening event for the finals.

The competing teams:

Arn Anderson and Tully Blanchard
Giant Baba and Tiger Mask
The Barbarian and Baron von Raschke
The Batten Twins (Bart and Brad Batten)
Black Bart and Jimmy Garvin
Dino Bravo and Rick Martel
Bill Dundee and Buddy Landel
The Fabulous Ones
The Fantastics
Manny Fernandez and Jimmy Valiant
Ronnie Garvin and Magnum T.A.
Chavo and Hector Guerrero
Sam Houston and Nelson Royal
The Italian Stallion and Koko Ware
Bobby Jaggers and Mike Miller
Wahoo McDaniel and Mark Youngblood
The Midnight Express (Dennis Condrey and Bobby Eaton)
D.J. Peterson and Brett Wayne
The Road Warriors
The Rock 'n' Roll Express
Ivan and Nikita Koloff
Buzz Sawyer and Rick Steiner
The Sheepherders
Terry Taylor and Steve Williams

The event also featured NWA World Champion Ric Flair vs. Dusty Rhodes and Mid-South Wrestling Champion Hacksaw Duggan vs. Dick Slater.

Crockett Promotions would hold two additional Crockett Cup tournaments in the years to follow before shutting down and being sold to Turner Broadcasting, which did not continue the annual tradition in WCW.

With the NWA itself now under the ownership of Billy Corgan, the Crockett Cup was revived earlier this year as a PPV event in conjunction with Ring of Honor, won by Villain Enterprises. That victory also earned them the NWA Tag Team titles.
The Event starts with Match #6 of the first round out of the 8 first round matches. The Fabulous ones vs the Fantastics,
Missing a few 2nd round matches

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Posted: Fri Jun 21st, 2019 05:39 pm

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Were the missing 1986 Crockett Cup matches not recorded or is there known to be an issue of the tapes either being damaged, destroyed or lost?

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Posted: Thu Jun 27th, 2019 03:29 am

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WWENetworkNews.com is reporting the following material will be this week's WWE Network Hidden Gems, including extremely rare footage from the old Amarillo territory featuring the Funk family:

NWA Western States 02/01/1971 – Father Knows Best [Duration: 06:42]
The patriarch of the Funk wrestling family, Dory Funk Sr., imparts some fatherly wisdom in this training session with Dory Jr. and Terry.

USWA 11/03/1990 – Texas Royalty [Duration: 10:23]
Long-time rivals square off once more when Terry Funk battles Jerry ‘The King’ Lawler.

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Posted: Thu Jun 27th, 2019 07:36 pm

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The WWE Network has added the Terry Funk Tribute banquet presented the night before ECW's Barely Legal in April 1997 in Philadelphia to the Hidden Gems area.

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Posted: Fri Jun 28th, 2019 02:01 am

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I just watched the Flair vs. Rich Omni show that is on the network. I actually enjoy no commentary honestly. Going to look at the 1st Crockett Cup next.

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Posted: Tue Jul 2nd, 2019 12:20 am

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Digging into Crockett Cup 86 now. Never dreamed I would get to see so much of the card. After this I need to continue with Mid-South and Mid-Atlantic as I progress towards the mid-80s.

Last edited on Tue Jul 2nd, 2019 12:20 am by sportatorium roach

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Posted: Thu Jul 4th, 2019 06:02 pm

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This week's Hidden Gems presentation is two cards from the '86 Great American Bash tour, the 7/5/86 Charlotte event headlined by the Ric Flair-Ricky Morton cage match, and the 7/26/86 Greensboro event headlined by Ric Flair-Dusty Rhodes. Each runs just a little under 3 hours.

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Posted: Thu Jul 4th, 2019 06:25 pm

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ukfan01 wrote: This week's Hidden Gems presentation is two cards from the '86 Great American Bash tour, the 7/5/86 Charlotte event headlined by the Ric Flair-Ricky Morton cage match, and the 7/26/86 Greensboro event headlined by Ric Flair-Dusty Rhodes. Each runs just a little under 3 hours.
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Posted: Thu Jul 4th, 2019 06:35 pm

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NWA World Junior Heavyweight Title: Denny Brown vs. Steve Regal.

Robert Gibson vs. Black Bart.

The Andersons vs. Sam Houston and Nelson Royal.

Bunkhouse Match: Manny Fernandez vs. Baron von Raschke.

Indian Strap Match: Jimmy Garvin vs. Wahoo McDaniel.

Boxing Match: Ronnie Garvin vs. Tully Blanchard.

Double Russian Chain Match: The Road Warriors vs. The Russians.

Hair vs. Hair: Jimmy Valiant vs. Shaska Whatley.

Steel Cage: Dusty Rhodes, Magnum TA, and Baby Doll vs. The Midnight Express and Jim Cornette.

NWA World Heavyweight Championship Steel Cage: Ric Flair vs. Ricky Morton.Below is the synopsis for the Greensboro show:

07/26/1986 – GAB 1986 Greensboro [Duration: 02:41:09] The World Heavyweight Championship hangs in the balance as WWE Hall of Famers clash inside a steel cage when Ric Flair faces Dusty Rhodes.

Below is the match listing for the Greensboro show courtesy of Cagematch:

Sam Houston vs. Steve Regal

.Denny Brown and The Italian Stallion vs. Black Bart and Konga the Barbarian.

Loaded Glove On A Pole: Manny Fernandez vs. Baron von Raschke.

Indian Strap Match: Jimmy Garvin vs. Wahoo McDaniel.

Taped Fist: Ronnie Garvin vs. Tully Blanchard.

The Andersons vs. The Rock n Roll Express.

Hair vs. Hair: Jimmy Valiant vs. Paul Jones.

NWA United States Heavyweight Championship: Magnum TA vs. Nikita Koloff.

Steel Cage: Baby Doll and The Road Warriors vs. Jim Cornette and The Midnight Express.

NWA World Heavyweight Championship Steel Cage: Dusty Rhodes vs. Ric Flair.

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Posted: Thu Jul 4th, 2019 06:51 pm

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Boy, did Dusty love gimmick matches!

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Posted: Thu Jul 4th, 2019 06:58 pm

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Wow, this is awesome.

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Posted: Fri Jul 5th, 2019 08:02 am

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Now if only they would put up the full Bash 85show and the full Bash 87 show from the omni that woul be great.

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Posted: Fri Jul 5th, 2019 03:03 pm

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That summer of ‘86 period is super fun to watch. Dusty did hotshot the fuck out of things and it got stale by early ‘87.

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Posted: Thu Jul 11th, 2019 02:58 pm

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Last edited on Thu Jul 11th, 2019 02:59 pm by srossi

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Posted: Thu Jul 11th, 2019 02:59 pm

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PWInsider:
Two rare WWF dark matches featuring Scott Taylor, and future Legends of Extreme Taz and Sabu are today's WWE Network Hidden Gems:
Wrestling Challenge Taping Dark Match 05/05/1993 – The Path of the Suplex Machine [Duration: 05:15]
Before becoming an ECW legend, The Tazmaniac went one-on-one with Skippy Taylor, who would later become known as Scotty 2 Hotty.

RAW Taping Dark Match 10/18/1993 – Too Extreme [Duration: 06:01]
Before cementing their legacies in both ECW and WWE respectively, Sabu faced Scott Taylor, better known to fans as Scotty 2 Hotty.Taz m
The Taz match has been previously released on a WWE DVD, but the Sabu match has never been released prior to today.

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