Civic Center
Lakeland, FL
9/28/77
Opening Match, one fall, 20 minutes
Jack Armstrong vs. Coloso Colosetti Armstrong tries all the dirty tricks, but the Argentinean is too much. He wins with the Argentinean backbreaker.
Winner-Coloso Colosetti (13:28)
Second Match, one fall, 20 minutes
Kevin Sullivan vs. Chin Lee Sullivan is very sharp. The Korean holds his own for a while, but Kevin wins with a victory roll.
Winner-Kevin Sullivan (14:08)
Third Match, one fall, 30 minutes
Red Bastein and Ric Drasin vs. Louisiana Assassin and John “Wolfman” Smith Bastein and Drasin are a new team. Two unusual individuals await them. The match begins with Drasin and Smith in the ring. They battle it out and Bastein tags in. The veteran looks good and the match is all Bastein and Drasin. Red lands the high crossbody on the Louisiana Assassin for the win.
Winner-Red Bastein and Ric Drasin (15:38)
Fourth Match, one fall, 30 minutes
Manchurian #1 w/Sir Oliver Humperdink vs. Steve Keirn Two tags teams enter singles competition tonight. The Manchurian jumps Keirn before the bell. He pounds away at Steve. The crowd gets behind Keirn and he fires back with rights and lefts. The Manchurian rolls out of the ring and confers with Humperdink. He returns, but he cannot stem the tide. Keirn slaps on the sleeper and it’s over.
Winner-Steve Keirn (14:42)
Fifth Match, one fall, 30 minutes
Manchurian #2 w/Sir Oliver Humperdink vs. Mike Graham The Manchurians have lost one already. Humperdink is livid. Manchurian #2 takes the fight to Graham, but Mike absorbs the punishment and comes back with several hiptosses and suplexes. The Manchurian is in trouble. Manchurian #1 hits the ring and they double team Graham. Steve Keirn hits the ring to even the odds. They battle it out until wrestlers from the back break things up.
Winner-Mike Graham (13:58) Disqualification
Semi-Final, one fall, 60 minutes
World Jr. Heavyweight Championship
Jerry Brisco (Champion) vs. Nelson Royal w/Great Bolo The Champ vs. the former Champ. Royal has come close to regaining the belt, but Brisco holds onto it. The match holds and counter holds for several minutes. The Great Bolo may have twisted Royal’s thinking, but Nelson can still wrestle. He gets a two count with an Oklahoma roll, but the Champ kicks out. Royal gets another two count, but Brisco kicks out and rallies. He works over Royal and wins with the figure four.
Winner-Jerry Brisco (18:46)
Main Event, one fall, 60 minutes
Austin Idol and Bob Armstrong vs. The Assassin w/Great Bolo and The Spoiler w/Sir Oliver Humperdink The first action in the match comes when Bolo and the Assassin see that Mr. Official I is the assigned referee. Spoiler and Humperdink join in the argument, but it does not good. The match begins with Spoiler and Armstrong in the ring. They are battling over the Southern Title. A win in the tag team match would be a big boost. They go back and forth and Armstrong gets the better of it. Spoiler tags in the Assassin and Armstrong is still hot. The masked man moves Bob into the wrong corner. Both masked wrestlers go to work. Mr. Official I will have none of this. He physically moves the Assassin and Armstrong escapes and tags in Idol. The “Universal Heart Throb” goes to work. The match continues and any time the masked men go to the illegal tactics, the masked referee stops him. The crowd heats up as all four men end up in the ring. In the confusion, Idol rolls up the Spoiler and Mr. Official I counts the fall. Bolo goes after the referee. Mr. Official I raises an elbow, but stop himself. Is that because he knows he can’t hit a manager, or because he doesn’t want to use a “bionic” elbow? Who knows? Idol and Armstrong celebrate a win while Spoiler, Humperdink, Assassin and Bolo start to the back. Bolo grabs the house mic, “Go ahead and celebrate Armstrong. You and Rhodes go out and get good and drunk because the Assassin is taking that TV Title and Rhodes, and that’s who you are, your day is coming!”
Winners-Austin Idol and Bob Armstrong (24:59)
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