WWA Television
All Star Championship Wrestling
Taped on: Thursday February 7th 1983
Aired: Sunday February 10th 1983 at 12 Noon
Announcers:  David McLane, Jack Reynolds
Referees: Sam Diamond aka Jack Barnett, Jim Davis, Emmitt Couch, George Hill
 
** David McLane & Jack Reynolds welcome the fans to All Star Championship Wrestling. With the champions now crowned, this will be a huge week for wrestling television. This week we will be having The Hunters taking on Steve Lombardi & Ted Petty, The State champion , The Great Wojo will defend against Dave Barbee. The Devils Duo, with manager Izzy Slapowitz takes on the team of Ken Lucas & Rick Gibson but in our main event…Dick the Bruiser will be taking on “Darling” Danny Fargo of the Fabulous Fargos. What a hell of a debut show . **
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The Hunters defeat Steve Lombardi & Ted Petty after Hunter #1 powerslams Lombardi
 
The Hunters join up with Dave McLane. Hunter #1 lets it be known that they are looking for the WWA tag team titles. Those pretty boys, Spike Huber & Steve Regal, maybe champions right now but that is because they have not faced the Hunters.  If you look at the definition of “hunter” and what they do, you will see that the Hunters will get their prey. Huber & Regal, keep those belts warm because the Hunters are on their way.  
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##Commercial #1##
Localized promos for upcoming house shows
Sunday – Muncie, Indiana
Monday – Kokomo, Indiana
Tuesday – Fort Wayne, Indiana
Wednesday – Danville, Illinois
Thursday – Peoria, Illinois
Friday - Touring House Show
Saturday – Chicago, Illinois
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The State Championship: “The Great Wojo” (c) defeats Dave Barbee after wrapping him in a belly to belly suplex that takes the large man over and in to a pin.
 
The State Champion joins up with Dave McLane inside the ring. Wojo explains that while Mark Fleming put up a great fight, in the end, Wojo is the champion. He goes on to say that if Fleming wants another match at the State title, Wojo has no problem with that, all it will take is a sign on the dotted line and the match will happen. He even adds that he will be a fighting champion so anyone that thinks they can take the title away can step up and sign that line for a match. All that will happen is they will get a beating of their lifetime and the title will stay with Wojo.  
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##Commercial #2##
Localized promos for upcoming house shows
Sunday – Muncie, Indiana
Monday – Kokomo, Indiana
Tuesday – Fort Wayne, Indiana
Wednesday – Danville, Illinois
Thursday – Peoria, Illinois
Friday - Touring House Show
Saturday – Chicago, Illinois
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The Devil’s Duo w/ Izzy Slapowitz wrestle to a time limit draw with Ken Lucas & Ricky Gibson
 
The WWA tag team champions, Spike Huber & “Mr. Electricity” Steve Regal come out. They are dressed nice and holding the tag belts. McLane welcomes the new champions and when he does so, the girls start screaming for the good looking guys. Regal lets everyone know that he and his partner Spike will be on the town tonight and to come see them, especially if you are a pretty girl. That makes them scream louder. McLane tells them that The Hunters have already targeted them and the WWA tag team titles. With teams like The Devil’s Duo, Bobby Bold Eagle & Billy Two Eagles, Fuchi & Maeda and more coming in, how will Spike and Steve keep their hands on those belts? Spike flexes, much to the enjoyment of the female fans and says they have the skill and the strength to not only keep the WWA tag team titles, but take the AWA world tag team titles if they get that chance. Regal adds that if any other tag team wants their shot, well…Bob Luce, or the AWA representative Lou Thesz just need to ok it and the titles will be on the line. Spike and Steve do not hide from anyone or any team. They are fighting champions and their record so far proves it. All these other teams, friends or foes, just step up and see what Spike and Steve can do.  
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##Commercial #3##
Localized promos for upcoming house shows
Sunday – Muncie, Indiana
Monday – Kokomo, Indiana
Tuesday – Fort Wayne, Indiana
Wednesday – Danville, Illinois
Thursday – Peoria, Illinois
Friday - Touring House Show
Saturday – Chicago, Illinois
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Dick The Bruiser defeats Danny Fargo after hitting Fargo with a big slam and stomp that stuns Fargo enough for a pin.  Donny Fargo comes to help his “brother” but is stopped by Wilbur Snyder at the ring. Soon it is Snyder & Dick the Bruiser delivering a beating to the Fabulous Fargos, who take this time to head to the back instead of fighting an even fight.  
 
The Fargos end up at the interview area, yelling and screaming about how The Bruiser & Snyder were cheating and using foreign objects in order to win. McLane tells them that what they just said was completely false with no truth to the matter. Danny tells him to shut it because he was not in the ring, Fargo was. Donny lets McLane, the fans, heck, anyone who will listen, know that it is far from over. If Bruiser & Snyder want to double team his brother, then from here on out, it will be a fair fight. Everywhere one of the Fabulous Fargo’s go, the other will be there. Danny says that the fans cheering (they are actually booing him and his brother) are what makes him tick and the dirty wrestling that Dick the Bruiser and his friends do will not stop the Fargos from doing what they need to do. Even fights from now on. Donny lets The Bruiser and Snyder know that they are now targets.  
 
The show ends with David McLane recapping the action before saying goodnight to everyone.
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Show Closing

Up to date in the Hoosier State!  The TV plays off the live cards exceptionally well.
 
Real deep bunch of tag teams, you really can play off that strength well, great challengers at hand.  Not world calibre, but yop territory teams with some character.  I'm seeing Mr. Ox Baker as being on a very deangerous-looking roll here, that could be a mainstay at the top of the card.
 
Good, fun stuff.