February  
 
 
Saturday – Dalton, Georgia – Promoter –Paul Jones - Fort Hill School Gymnasium
Sunday – Atlanta, Georgia – Promoter – Paul Jones - the Omni Auditorium
Monday – Augusta, Georgia – Promoter – Charlie Harben – William Bell Auditorium
Monday (following the Sunday Omni show) – Augusta, Georgia – Promoter – Charlie Harben – Richmond County Civic Center
Tuesday – Macon, Georgia – Promoter – Fred Ward – Macon Coliseum
Wednesday – Columbus, Georgia – Promoter – Fred Ward – Columbus Municipal Auditorium
Thursday – Rome, Georgia – Promoter – Charlie Harben – Rome Memorial Gymnasium
 
Abdullah the Butcher
Alexis Smirnoff
Andre the Giant
Austin Idol
Baron Von Raschke
Bill Dromo
Bobby Garrett
Charles Buffong
Charlie Fulton
Dory Funk Jr.
Dusty Rhodes
Dutch Mantell
Eddie Mansfield
Genichiro Tenryu
Gerald Finley
Great Mephisto (Frankie Caine)
Harley Race
Ivan Koloff
Kevin Sullivan
Killer Khan
Lars Anderson
Masked Superstar
Mr. Wrestling 2
Ole Anderson
Ray Candy
Rick Oliver
Steve Travis
Terry Funk
Tommy Rich
Tony Atlas
Toru Tanaka
Troy Graham
Wahoo McDaniel
 
1. “American Dream” Dusty Rhodes
2. “Handsome” Harley Race
3. Masked Superstar
4. “Boston Battler” Kevin Sullivan
5. Mr. Wrestling 2
6. Terry Funk
7. Chief Wahoo McDaniel
8. “Universal Heartthrob” Austin Idol
9. Dory Funk Jr.
10. Tommy “Wildfire” Rich
11. Killer Khan
12. Tony “Mr. USA” Atlas
13. “Madman from the Sudan” Abdullah the Butcher
14. Lars Anderson
15. Great Mephisto
16. “Russian Bear” Ivan Koloff
17. the Medic
18. Prof. Toru Tanaka
19. Baron Von Raschke
20. “Continental Lover” Eddie Mansfield
21. Steve Travis
22. Ray “Candy Man” Candy
23. Genichiro Tenryu
24. Gerald Finley
25. “Mad Russian” Alexis Smirnoff
26. Troy Graham  
27. Charlie Fulton
28. Dirty Dutch Mantell
29. Big Bill Dromo
30. Rick Oliver
31. Cowboy Bobby Garrett
 
Tag-Teams
1. Lars Anderson and Chief Wahoo McDaniel
2. Funk Bros.  
3. Mr. Wrestling 2 and Andre the Giant
4. Abdullah the Butcher and Killer Khan
5. Russians “Russian Bear” Ivan Koloff and “Mad Russian” Alexis Smirnoff
6. “Boston Battler” Kevin Sullivan and Steve Travis
7. Big Bill Dromo and Ray “Candy Man” Candy
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8. Minnesota Wrecking Crew (Lars and Ole Anderson)
9. Dusty Rhodes and Chief Wahoo McDaniel
10. Prof. Toru Tanaka and Killer Khan
11. Masked Superstar and Killer Khan
12. Tommy “Wildfire” Rich and Lars Anderson
13. Killer Khan and Great Mephisto
14. Tommy “Wildfire” Rich and Mr. Wrestling 2
15. Lars Anderson and Tony “Mr. USA” Atlas
16. Lars Anderson and Charles Buffong
 
Abdullah the Butcher and Killer Khan
Alexis Smirnoff and Ivan Koloff
Andre the Giant and Mr. Wrestling 2
Bill Dromo and Ray Candy
Charles Buffong and Lars Anderson
Dusty Rhodes and Wahoo McDaniel
Funk Bros.
Kevin Sullivan and Steve Travis
Killer Khan and Great Mephisto
Killer Khan and Masked Superstar
Killer Khan and Toru Tanaka
Lars Anderson and Tommy Rich
Lars Anderson and Tony Atlas
Lars Anderson and Wahoo McDaniel
Minnesota Wrecking Crew (Lars and Ole Anderson)
Mr. Wrestling 2 and Tommy Rich
 
 
 
 
Stables
Great Mephisto managed Masked Superstar, Killer Khan, Abdullah the Butcher and Prof. Toru Tanaka
Rock Hunter managed Ivan Koloff and Alexis Smirnoff
 
 
Programs
Kevin Sullivan vs. Austin Idol
Mr. Wrestling 2 vs. Masked Superstar
Mr. Wrestling 2 vs. Killer Khan and Great Mephisto*
Steve Travis vs. Dutch Mantell
Tony Atlas vs. Abdullah the Butcher
Ray Candy vs. Baron Von Raschke
Russians vs. Kevin Sullivan and Steve Travis
Russians vs. Lars Anderson
 
*matches between Mr. Wrestling 2 and Killer Khan often included the special stip that if 2 won he got 5 minutes with the Great Mephisto
 
 
 
 
Notes
2/3/80 Omni – Handicap Match – Mr. Wrestling 2 defeated Killer Khan, Masked Superstar and Great Mephisto
2/7/80 Rome, GA – Ivan Koloff and Alexis Smirnoff vs. Lars Anderson and Charles Buffong – in Lars’ second attempt to run an outlaw promotion in Atlanta he had himself as the WLW World Champion and the “Superstar from the West Indies” Charles Buffong was his #1 contender. Both men worked babyface during this program. At the same time they teamed to challenge the top heels the WLW tag-team champions the Medics.
2/14/80 Rome, GA. – Main Event – Las Vegas Pole Match – Austin Idol vs. Kevin Sullivan
2/24/90 Omni – Handicap Match – Loser Leaves Town – Tony Atlas defeated Killer Khan and Great Mephisto – this is huge in the history of GCW – Great Mephisto out as booker. Ole Anderson returns as booker. This was the only show that Ole had worked up until this point in the month of February. There were a lot of shakeups on this card due to the no shows by Ernie Ladd and Tommy Rich. Dutch Mantell replaced Ernie Ladd, Steve Travis replaced Mr. Wrestling 2 to work against Killer Khan, while Mr. Wrestling 2 was bumped into the Main Event to replace Rich and challenge Harley Race for the World Heavyweight Championship.
2/26/80 Macon, GA. – Coal Miner’s Glove Match – Kevin Sullivan defeated Austin Idol

I'm really enjoying it and I'm hoping that it's helping you to put together the list for the rookie draft.

1st Quarter Rankings – these 12 workers appeared in GCW during the entire 1st quarter
1. “American Dream” Dusty Rhodes
2. Terry Funk
3. Mr. Wrestling 2
4. “Boston Battler” Kevin Sullivan
5. “Universal Heartthrob” Austin Idol
6. Tommy “Wildfire” Rich
7. Tony “Mr. USA” Atlas
8. Killer Khan
9. Lars Anderson
10. Ray “Candy Man” Candy
11. Big Bill Dromo
12. Charlie Fulton
 
Tag-Teams
1. “Russian Bear” Ivan Koloff and “Mad Russian” Alexis Smirnoff
*the Russian cousins were the only team to appear in GCW during the entire 1st quarter

Thanks Red, this has been a really good resource to help me update my venues in Georgia and jog my memories of some things I saw on tv when I was a kid.