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I have them listed as winning a number of squashes in 89 with a "double team top rope move", which I can only assume is the same finisher.

Both Rhodes left for WCW after the Rumble. Dusty did commentary with JR for Wrestle War 91 and that was 4 weeks after the WWF PPV.

I could see either Orton or Cena taking it, assuming Cena loses the strap to HHH prior to that point. Plus, Cena has last year's incident still in the back of his mind and could use that to further motivate this win.

I would agree with that but they've certainly had bright spots since then.

Scott Norton Vampiro The Equalizer / Dave Sullivan Bunkhouse Buck Sgt. Craig Pittman Loch Ness Prince Iaukea Lash LeRoux Sullivan did work for Vince Sr. as a babyface in the late 70s.

He had a few tryouts in 93 following his WCW stint.

No, I don't believe so. It didn't take the Big 2 very long to start using it themselves.

I think it might have been one match, filling in for Heenan, at Bash at the Beach 94. Okerlund stuck around until the end. I don't recall Heenan's situation. He and Konnan lost to Luger and Nash at SuperBrawl 9. As a result, Mysterio had to unmask. And because he agreed to unmask, he scored a few high profile wins shortly thereafter (Nash, Norton, etc). The 2 hour change came in the spring of 96. Not sure about the 3 hour change but it was probably about the same time in 97. Schiavone & Zbyzsko did the 2nd hour when they went to that format. Mike Tenay and Mark Madden were also used frequently.

I don't think it was "rape" in the truest sense of the word. I believe the allegation was statutory rape. And when you look at his history with women, it's obvious he likes them young.

You know, even if the girl recanted her story I'm still more inclined to believe her rather than Lawler. I seem to remember PWI running a story on it and saying she made it all up after her jealous boyfriend confronted her about going to the Memphis shows instead of spending time with him. Don't take that story to be credible. After all, it was PWI.

I'm dead tired but just wanted to give an update on what went on at the NWA Fanfest. Charlotte was a blast and I'll be back later with a better recap and some photos but here are a few things off the top of my head ... It cost me $20 for a photo with Bret Hart and it was worth every penny Mark Nulty from Wrestling Classics is a jackass In the event Missy Hyatt is ever on a plane that crashes into a lake, she can use her lips as flotation devices Rob Feinstein molestation jokes never get old I was interviewed by Highspots for a documentary they were doing on the convention ... that was fun I shared an elevator with Bobby Heenan Hardcore wrestling fans are great to hang out with ... there were people there from as far away as Toronto, Japan, and England Standing outside a packed Hooters on the outskirts of Charlotte and watching the main event of Summer Slam was pretty damn fun ... we only caught that one match and that was the only place in the area showing it

It took me long enough but I finally got a page up documenting the weekend. A few new photos as well. http://www.angelfire.com/wrestling/cawthon777/charlotte2.htm

I think I heard somewhere that had Lawler stayed in the match, HBK would have been one of the knights. Don't know if that's credible or not. The only REAL build to it, and this was after the match had been changed, was Shawn and Rio Rogers making fun of "Stu & Helen" during Survivor Series Showdown 93. In 1992, it was orginally just Bret vs. Shawn in a one-on-one match with no title. ... Then Bret won the world belt ... then Shawn won the IC belt. So the stakes were raised.

When I was in NYC for WrestleMania 20, they had a huge WWE section set aside. No shirts but a lot of Toys R Us exclusive figures.

WWWF @ Washington DC – September 12, 1963 WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino defeated Gordo Chihuahua WWWF @ White Plains, NY – September 12, 1964 WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino defeated Gorilla Monsoon WWWF @ Washington DC - September 12, 1968 WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino & Earl Maynard vs. Gorilla Monsoon & George Steele WWWF @ Washington DC - National Arena - September 12, 1969 Mitsu Arakawa defeated Tony Altimore Waldo Von Erich defeated Paul Tyler Ernie Ladd defeated Angelo Savoldi Baron Mikel Scicluna defeated Lou Albano Antonio Pugliese defeated Prof. Toru Tanaka Victor Rivera defeated the Masked Demon Victor Rivera defeated Lou Albano WWWF @ Boston, MA – Boston Garden – September 12, 1970 Johnny Rodz defeated Pete Sanchez Manuel Soto defeated Darrell Cochran Prof. Toru Tanaka defeated Gorilla Monsoon Mario Milano defeated the Black Demon John L. Sullivan defeated Joe Turco WWWF International Tag Team Champions the Mongols fought Victor Rivera & Chief Jay Strongbow to a draw WWWF Women’s Champion the Fabulous Moolah defeated Barbara Owens WWWF World Champion Bruno Sammartino defeated Crusher Verdu in a Texas Death match WWWF @ Scranton, PA - September 12, 1972 Joe Turco defeated Joe Nova Chuck O'Conner defeated Arnold Skaaland The Blue Demon fought El Olympico to a draw WWWF Tag Team Champions Mr. Fuji & Prof. Toru Tanaka defeated Gorilla Monsoon & Sonny King WWWF World Champion Pedro Morales defeated Chuck O'Conner WWWF @ Long Island, NY - Nassau Coliseum - September 12, 1977 The Haiti Kid & Cowboy Lang defeated Little Tokyo & Little John Baron Mikel Scicluna fought Jack Evans to a double count-out Larry Zbyzsko defeated Rocky Tomayo WWWF World Champion Superstar Billy Graham defeated Tony Garea Mr. Fuji defeated Johnny Rivera Larry Sharpe defeated Lenny Hurst Peter Miavia fought Stan Stasiak to a double disqualification Ivan Putski defeated Ken Patera via count-out WWWF @ Scranton, PA - CYC - September 12, 1978 Stan Stasiak vs. Tony Garea Dominic DeNucci vs. Baron Mikel Scicluna Butcher Vachon vs. Johnny Rodz Spiros Arion vs. SD Jones Larry Zbyzsko vs. Victor Rivera Andre the Giant, Dino Bravo, & Peter Miavia vs. Luke Graham & the Yukon Lumberjacks WWF @ Commack, NY - Long Island Arena - September 12, 1980 Johnny Rodz & Jose Estrada vs. George King & Carlos Gomez Mark Pole vs. Frankie Williams Rick McGraw vs. Angel Marvilla Bulldog Brower vs. Rene Goulet Pedro Morales vs. Sika Tony Garea vs. Afa WWF @ Boston, MA - Boston Garden - September 12, 1981 The Great Yatsu defeated Pete Doherty at 13:50 Roberto Soto defeated Jose Estrada at 8:40 WWF Tag Team Champions Tony Garea & Rick Martel defeated Killer Khan & George Steele at 10:35 WWF IC Champion Don Muraco defeated Pedro Morales via disqualification at 12:45 WWF World Champion Bob Backlund defeated Angelo Mosca at 16:00 SD Jones defeated Johnny Rodz via disqualification at 6:10 Curt Hennig defeated Baron Mikel Scicluna at 5:35 Dominic DeNucci defeated Jose Estrada at 1:10 WWF @ West Dover, NJ - High School - September 12, 1984 Included Andre the Giant WWF @ East Rutherford, NJ - Meadowlands - September 12, 1985 Big John Studd defeated Steve Gatorwolf King Kong Bundy defeated Jose Luis Rivera King Tonga defeated Moondog Spot The Iron Sheik defeated Cousin Junior Pedro Morales defeated Don Muraco Nikolai Volkoff defeated Ivan Putski Tony Atlas defeated the Missing Link B. Brian Blair & Jim Brunzell defeated Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart King Kong Bundy won a $50,000 battle royal; other participants included Jimmy Hart, Bobby Heenan, Roddy Piper, Hillbilly Jim, Blackjack Mulligan, Uncle Elmer, Cousin Junior, and Cpl. Kirchner WWF @ Erie, PA - Civic Center - September 12, 1985 SD Jones vs. Iron Mike Sharpe Lanny Poffo vs. Adrian Adonis David Sammartino vs. Tiger Chung Lee George Wells vs. Randy Savage Davey Boy Smith & the Dynamite Kid vs. WWF Tag Team Champions Greg Valentine & Brutus Beefcake WWF IC Champion Tito Santana vs. Bob Orton Jr. WWF @ Dayton, OH - Hara Arena - September 12, 1986 Included Roddy Piper WWF @ Tucson, AZ - Community Center - September 12, 1986 Included Big John Studd & King Kong Bundy WWF @ Warren, OH - Packard Music Hall - September 12, 1986 Included WWF Tag Team Champions Davey Boy Smith & the Dynamite Kid WWF @ Boston, MA - Boston Garden - September 12, 1987 (14,314) Televised on NESN - included Gorilla Monsoon & Lord Alfred Hayes on commentary: Prime Time Wrestling - 9/24/87: Scott Casey & SD Jones defeated the Shadows at 11:39 when Jones scored the pin with a roll up after one Shadow accidentally hit the other Prime Time Wrestling - 9/24/87: Pete Doherty pinned Lanny Poffo with a backbreaker after Doherty lifted his knees to block a moonsault Prime Time Wrestling - 9/24/87: Steve Lombardi pinned Sivi Afi at 8:32 when the momentum of a crossbody by Afi put Lombardi on top; during the bout, Pete Doherty joined the commentary team at ringside, with Lord Alfred Hayes handing over his headset and leaving ringside; during the bout, Doherty noted that his match from earlier in the evening was his last and he had retired after finally picking up a win Ted Dibiase pinned Brutus Beefcake with a roll up and using the tights for leverage after Virgil tripped Beefcake from the floor (Brutus 'the Barber' Beefcake) Hercules defeated Davey Boy Smith via submission with the full nelson at 8:56 WWF Tag Team Champions Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart defeated Mr. Fuji & Sika George Steele fought King Harley Race to a double disqualification (Most Embarrassing Moments) WWF World Champion Hulk Hogan pinned Killer Khan with the legdrop after blocking Khan's green mist and rubbing the mist into the challenger's eyes WWF @ Peoria, IL - Civic Center - September 12, 1988 (2,411) Terry Taylor pinned Lanny Poffo The Blue Blazer pinned Barry Horowitz Mr. Perfect pinned Jim Brunzell Bad News Brown pinned Koko B. Ware Jim Duggan defeated Ted Dibiase via disqualification Jacques & Raymond Rougeau defeated Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart Greg Valentine pinned Don Muraco Jim Duggan (sub. for Jake Roberts) pinned Rick Rude WWF @ South Bend, IN - Joyce Athletic & Convocation Center - September 12, 1988 Brady Boone defeated Steve Lombardi Paul Roma defeated Danny Davis The Big Bossman pinned Jim Powers Hercules defeated B. Brian Blair The One Man Gang pinned the Junkyard Dog WWF Tag Team Champions Demolition defeated Davey Boy Smith & the Dynamite Kid WWF IC Champion the Ultimate Warrior defeated the Honkytonk Man via disqualification WWF World Champion Randy Savage defeated Andre the Giant via disqualification WWF @ Bangor, ME - September 12, 1991 The Berzerker defeated Phil Apollo Jim Duggan defeated Hercules Ricky Steamboat defeated Skinner The Beverly Brothers defeated the Bushwhackers Million $ Champion Virgil defeated Ted Dibiase WWF Tag Team Champions the Legion of Doom defeated the Nasty Boys WWF IC Champion Bret Hart defeated the Warlord Roddy Piper (sub. for Sid Justice) defeated the Undertaker in a bodybag match WWF @ Poughkeepsie, NY - Mid-Hudson Civic Center - September 12, 1991 Typhoon defeated Greg Valentine The Barbarian defeated Jimmy Snuka Jim Neidhart vs. IRS Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty vs. the Orient Express The Big Bossman defeated the Mountie in a steel cage WWF @ Richfield, OH - Coliseum - September 12, 1992 Owen Hart & Koko B. Ware defeated Barry Horowitz & Skinner when Koko pinned Horowitz with a dropkick off the top Shawn Michaels pinned Virgil with a superkick Razor Ramon pinned Bret Hart with his feet on the ropes WWF World Champion Ric Flair defeated Randy Savage in a steel cage match after Razor Ramon interfered The Mountie pinned Tito Santana by using the ropes for leverage WWF Tag Team Champions the Natural Disasters defeated the Beverly Brothers when Earthquake pinned Beau The Undertaker pinned Papa Shango with the tombstone WWF @ Springfield, MA - Civic Center - September 12, 1993 (3,100) Doink the Clown defeated the 1-2-3 Kid Tatanka defeated Adam Bomb via disqualification WWF Tag Team Champions Rick & Scott Steiner defeated the Headshrinkers Razor Ramon defeated IRS via count-out The Undertaker defeated Bam Bam Bigelow Mr. Perfect defeated Diesel WWF World Champion Yokozuna defeated Bret Hart in a steel cage match at 22:00 WWF @ Miami, FL - Arena - September 12, 1996 (3,045) The Bushwhackers defeated Justin Bradshaw & Zebakiah Who pinned Alex Porteau Barry Windham pinned Jerry Lawler The Undertaker defeated Mankind in a casket match WWF Tag Team Champions Smoking Gunns fought the Grimm Twins to a double count-out Farooq pinned Bob Holly Psycho Sid pinned Goldust WWF World Champion Shawn Michaels pinned Vader WWF @ Johannesburg, South Africa - September 12, 1996 (6,000; sell out) Barry Horowitz pinned Marty Jannetty Aldo Montoya defeated Leif Cassidy The Sultan defeated Phinneas Godwinn Crush fought Savio Vega to a double count-out Steve Austin pinned Yokozuna Henry Godwinn pinned Isaac Yankem DDS Jake Roberts pinned Hunter Hearst Helmsley Bret Hart & Marc Mero defeated Owen Hart & Davey Boy Smith WWF @ Seattle, WA - Key Arena - September 12, 1998 Scorpio defeated Dennis Knight Farooq defeated Mark Henry Tiger Ali Singh pinned Dustin Runnels with a roll up and holding onto the ropes for leverage X-Pac pinned Jeff Jarrett at 4:10 by reversing an attempt at the figure-4 into an inside cradle; after the bout, Dennis Knight helped in double teaming X-Pac until the New Age Outlaws made the save The Rock defeated WWF IC Champion Triple H via disqualification at 10:41 when Chyna interfered and hit a low blow on the challenger, moments after Mark Henry assisted the Rock in hitting Triple H with the title belt Val Venis pinned Miguel Perez Jr. with the Money Shot WWF Tag Team Champions the Road Dogg & Billy Gunn defeated Skull & 8-Ball at 9:26 when Gunn scored the pin after one of the challengers accidentally hit the other with Paul Elloring's steel briefcase Ken Shamrock defeated Owen Hart via submission with the ankle lock at around the 1-minute mark; prior to the bout officially beginning, Hart hit Shamrock in the back with a steel chair but Shamrock responded several minutes later by attacking Hart at ringside and throwing him back into the ring to begin the match WWF World Champion Steve Austin defeated the Undertaker, Kane, and Mankind in a No DQ match when Austin pinned Kane at 11:26 by escaping the tombstone and hitting the Stunner; Sgt. Slaughter was the guest referee for the bout but was knocked out late in the match; after the bout, Austin hit the Stunner on Slaughter WWF @ San Diego, CA - September 12, 1999 Hardcore Holly defeated Crash Holly WWF Women's Champion Ivory defeated Tori, Luna, and Jackie WWF IC Champion Jeff Jarrett & WWF European Champion Mark Henry defeated Val Venis & D-Lo Brown Test defeated Steve Blackman The Big Bossman defeated WWF Hardcore Champion Al Snow in a non-title match Christian & Edge defeated Matt & Jeff Hardy, the Dudley Boyz, and the Acolytes in an elimination match X-Pac defeated Billy Gunn Ken Shamrock defeated Chris Jericho Mankind defeated Viscera WWF World Champion Triple H defeated Kane WWF @ Phoenix, AZ - America West Arena - September 12, 2000 (sell out) K-Krush pinned Joey Abs Gangrel & Just Joe defeated the Dupps Sunday Night Heat - included an in-ring promo by Chyna in which she said her relationship with Eddie Guerrero was still strong and that she's looking forward to her Playboy pictorial being released on 9/25; during the segment, Naked Mideon randomly came out, did a strut in the ring, and ran backstage: Tazz defeated the Brooklyn Brawler via submission with the Tazzmission in a Brooklyn strap match at 2:31; after the bout, Tazz cut a generic promo in the ring D-Lo Brown & Chaz defeated Taka Michinoku & Sho Funaki at 4:51 when D-Lo pinned Funaki with the frog splash immediately after Chaz hit a superplex WWF Light Heavyweight Champion Dean Malenko defeated Crash Holly via submission with the Texas Cloverleaf at 3:24 after hitting a powerbomb; after the bout, the two men shook hands out of respect WWF Women's Champion Lita defeated Ivory and Jackie at 2:28 by pinning Ivory with the Twist of Fate and moonsault Smackdown!: The Acolytes defeated Kane & Chris Benoit in an Acolytes Rules match Bull Buchanon, the Goodfather, & Val Venis defeated Too Cool & Rikishi Test & Albert defeated Kurt Angle & Triple H WWF Hardcore Champion Steve Blackman pinned Perry Saturn X-Pac, WWF Tag Team Champions Edge & Christian defeated Chris Jericho, Matt & Jeff Hardy The Dudley Boyz defeated the Undertaker & WWF World Champion the Rock in a tables match WWE (Raw) @ Nashville, TN - Municipal Auditorium - September 12, 2003 D-Von & Spike Dudley defeated Rob Conway & WWE Raw Tag Team Champion Rene Dupree in a tables match Mark Jindrak & Garrison Cade defeated Steven Richards & Rico Lance Storm defeated Tommy Dreamer Rodney Mack & Mark Henry defeated the Hurricane & Rosey WWE Women's Champion Molly Holly defeated Trish Stratus WWE IC Champion Christian defeated Val Venis and Chris Jericho Bill Goldberg & Maven defeated World Heavyweight Champion Triple H & Ric Flair when Goldberg pinned Orton with the spear / Jackhammer combo Rob Van Dam defeated Kane in a steel cage match WWE (Smackdown!) @ Calgary, Alberta - September 12, 2004 (matinee) Johnny Stamboli & Nunzio defeated Doug & Danny Basham when Stamboli scored the pin John Heidenreich pinned Sho Funaki Billy Kidman pinned Paul London with a roll up and using the tights for leverage Luther Reigns pinned Charlie Haas with his feet on the ropes Scotty 2 Hotty pinned Mark Jindrak WWE Cruiserweight Champion Spike Dudley pinned Rey Mysterio Jr. Torrie Wilson vs. Dawn Marie WWE Smackdown! Tag Team Champions Kenzo Suzuki & Rene Dupree defeated Rob Van Dam & Hardcore Holly when Kenzo scored the pin after Hiroku threw powder in Holly's eyes WWE World Champion John Bradshaw Layfield defeated Eddie Guerrero and Kurt Angle Unforgiven 04 (Raw) - Portland, OR - Rose Garden - September 12, 2004 Sunday Night Heat: Maven pinned Rodney Mack (w/ Jazz) at 4:44 with a roll up after Mack collided with Jazz on the ring apron Pay-per-view bouts - included a vignette promoting the return of Shelton Benjamin from injury: Chris Benoit & William Regal defeated Ric Flair & Batista at 15:07 when Flair submitted to Benoit's Crippler Crossface WWE Women's Champion Trish Stratus (w/ Tyson Tomko) pinned Victoria at 8:22 with the bulldog; after the bout, Steven Richards in drag made the save which led to an immediate match between he and Tomko Tyson Tomko pinned Steven Richards at 6:25 Chris Jericho defeated Christian in a ladder match at 22:29 after hitting a facebuster off the ladder; due to pre-match stipulations, Jericho won the vacant WWE IC Championship Shawn Michaels pinned Kane with the superkick in a No DQ match at 18:03 after avoiding the chokeslam WWE Raw Tag Team Champions Sylvian Grenier & Rob Conway defeated Rhyno & Tajiri at 9:41 when Grenier pinned Rhyno after hitting him with the flagpole Triple H (w/ Ric Flair) pinned World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton to win the title at 24:45 after Triple H hit the champion over the head with a chair shot and followed with a Pedigree onto the same chair, with Batista pushing referee Earl Hebner into the ring to make the count, moments after Orton fought off an interfering Batista and Ric Flair; late in the bout, Hebner was knocked to the floor, which prompted Flair and Batista to come to the ring; Orton fought off both, knocking them to the floor; moments later, Jonathan Coachman came down as a replacement referee only to receive the RKO from Orton minutes later

Shawn feels turning heel would make baby Jesus cry. Or conflict with his ‘religious beliefs’. It was one of those. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> If Tully Blanchard and Ivan Koloff can be heel and still go to church, Shawn can too.

It started some weeks before the event, and it saw Perfect and Flair on alternate weeks claim that they were offering their services to Warrior or Savage. The storyline was that neither Savage or Warrior really trusted each other, and that Flair and Perfect were playing on that mistrust. It ended at Summerslam when they attacked both Savage and Warrior and showed that they weren't really courting either of them, and were just trying to mess with their minds. <{POST_SNAPBACK}> You could make the argument that it ended a few days later when Flair regained the title from Savage, thanks in part to the injuries Savage sustained in that match.

It's either that or the cameo of Kimberly Page's chest.

Yep.

I'd say the turn was at Judgment Day 98 when Paul Bearer returned and helped Taker against Kane.

It didn't start anything between the two, it just made things that much worse.

Having gone to the NWA Fanfest and seeing Tammy, she did seem bored. Missy was really into it and even went to the wrestling matches and Bret's Q&A. If this story is true, and this is the first I've heard of it, that's pretty sad.

Ask and ye shall receive... http://photobucket.com/albums/a179/Timc197...anFest/?start=0 Those were all taken by a friend of mine. I end up in a handful - page 3 with Bret and the world title replica, the third photo on page 2 in white. Some of the guys have aged a bit so if there are any questions as to who's who, feel free to ask.

What I had signed … As some of you know, I’m a whore for event posters. I brought about a dozen or more to have signed. Bret – Survivor Series 89 (poster includes photos of every talent) and a show promoting him vs. Owen from 94 Heenan – WrestleMania III and Series 89 Valentine – WrestleMania III and Series 89 Atlas – a WWF house show from Nov 83 with him vs. Koloff Patera – WrestleMania IV and a show from Jan 78 with him vs. Backlund Snuka – Series 89 and a show from 84 with him vs. Masked Superstar Masked Superstar – the same poster from 84 and WrestleMania IV Terry Funk – a St. Louis newsletter from the 70s for him vs. Brisco for the title Brisco – the same Dory – the same since he was on the undercard Race – WrestleMania III and IV … he asked me where I got the III poster; was pretty interested in it Missy Hyatt – Beach Blast 92 – she freaked out when she saw it and wanted a copy … I gave the vendor my card in the event she’s really interested Sunny – a Raw taping poster from 97 … Missy was definitely the more enthused of the two; I didn’t see Tammy after her sitting at the table but Missy was at the Saturday night wrestling card and at Bret’s Q&A Cornette – Capital Combat 90 Condrey – the video insert for Starrcade 86 … now the only major signatures I’m missing on it are Flair and the Road Warriors Eaton – Capital Combat 90 The R ‘n’ Rs – Capital Combat 90 … at first they thought it was a movie poster for Robocop 2 since THAT was so prominently featured on the poster Brad Armstrong – Bash 91 … he pointed at the photo of Missy on the poster and asked if he could draw a little arrow to her crotch and write, “I was there” … he later joked that he was just kidding and one was on the few that wasn’t there What I bought … Wow … so much to choose from. Sam Finley, a good friend of mine who is big into merchandise and had a table set up, sold me WrestleMania VI, Summer Slam 96, Tag Team Champions, Biggest, Smallest, Strangest, Strongest!, Ricky Steamboat, and a few others for only $80. I picked up the Classic 5 of 1998 PPV pack, which I got rid of years ago, for only $10 (sealed). Got a WCW Hollywood Blondes DVD comp and a classic WWWF / MSG comp for $15 apiece. And Tucold Video, who are very cool people that happily put my website over, sold me two WWWF tapes from 1978-80 for only $5 apiece (12 hrs total).

From my understanding, he's this way around a lot of people. Moving on ... Started setting up the table around 7:30am on Friday. Brought a lot of Coliseum tapes, WCW pay-per-views, PWI Weeklies, and PWIs to sell. But I wasn’t really there to sell anything – I was just trying to promote my website to a core audience. Brought a stack of business cards and a sample of results from the site. The entire bottom floor of the Hilton was set up for the convention. They had two huge rooms, one for the main autograph stage and the other for most of the vendors, and used the hallways for vendor tables as well. Some of the other vendors included RF, Highspots, Scott Teal (The History of MSG book, etc), Steve Johnson (The History of Tag Team Wrestling book), Sam Finley, Tucold Video, Bill Brown, George Mayfield, and several others. Vendor guests included Tammy Sytch, Missy Hyatt, David Flair, Magnum TA, Dusty Rhodes, Ivory, and Molly Holly, who were all taking photos and signing autographs for a small fee. A lot of guys like JJ Dillon, Race, Dusty, and Terry Funk were singing their books as well. The Fanfest guests included Bret Hart, Jimmy Snuka, Baron Von Raschke, Tony Atlas, Bobby Heenan, Ken Patera, Dick Slater, Ole Anderson, JJ Dillon, Paul Jones, Gary Hart, Ox Baker, Brad Armstrong, Jim Cornette, George South, the Rock ‘n’ Roll Express, Bobby Eaton & Dennis Condrey, Terry & Dory Funk Jr., Harley Race, Jack Brisco, and several others. All those guys had scheduled times during the weekend where they were in the main room at the autograph table signing whatever the fans wanted for free. The days were very long with me sitting at the table from 10 till 6, or 12 to 4 while at the same time running in the main room to get autographs myself. Thankfully I had a good group of friends there who didn’t mind watching the table while I was elsewhere. Will be back with more later …