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	East Coast Wrestling Association - Behind the Curtain - American Dragon
		E had just purchased World Championship Wrestling at the time, and in retrospect, Bryan is sure that his small stature played a role in his release, as the WWE had picked up so many cruiserweights in the purchase of WCW.
		And while he loves wrestling, if it were to leave his life tomorrow in the blink of an eye, he surely would be sad, but in the grand scheme of things, he realizes that wrestling is only a small part of his existence.
		If he were to stop wrestling one day, he states, with a smile, he would be a "professional relaxer." And as far as the WWE goes, he would love to follow Kendrick back if the chance arose but is not sure if that is in the cards.
	www.ecwaprowrestling.com /behindcurtain/bc-adragon-032003.html (2563 words)

	Memphis Championship Wrestling - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Memphis Championship Wrestling (MCW) was a professional wrestling promotion ran by Terry Golden, based in Memphis, Tennessee.
		It was employed as World Wrestling Federation (WWF) developmental territory, so the roster was made up primarily of wrestlers being groomed for the primetime or those that had already been established there but were returning from injury.
		Unlike MCW, the promotion is not currently a WWE developmental territory but does have good relations with them as several contracted WWE wrestlers have appeared on their arena shows.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Memphis_Championship_Wrestling (336 words)

	About Steve Bradley
		Steve spent a year wrestling in IWA PR/Japan where he was embroiled in a bloody feud with Savio Vega.
		In early 2001, Steve was once again assigned to Memphis, to wrestle for the new WWE territory, Memphis Championship Wrestling (MCW).
		After the WWE again parted ways with Memphis, Steve was sent to Cincinnati, OH to wrestle in the Heartland Wrestling Association and Ohio Valley Wrestling.
	www.topropewrestlingacademy.com /trainer.html (541 words)

	Memphis Championship Wrestling Results from 5-17-03
		Memphis Wrestling is back again after a two year hiatus.
		Your announcers for MCW are Cory Machlin and Lance Russell.
		MCW was really putting over Harris the whole time, as he controlled most of the match and Lyght was barely even in the match.
	www.lordsofpain.net /news/2003/articles/1053276992.php (1186 words)

	SLAM! Sports - Wrestling - Ron Killings
		After wrestling in the PWF, Killings spent some time in NWA Wildside where he was known as K-Krush.
		Wrestling as K-Krush (at least initially), Killings would be booked as a heel, battling Brian Christopher, brutalizing Norman Smiley and even clashing with race car driver Hermie Sadler.
		None of that matter by August 7th, 2002, however, when Killings (wrestling under his own name once more) defeated Ken Shamrock to become the first African-American to win the NWA World Championship.
	slam.canoe.ca /Slam/Wrestling/Bios/killings.html (1160 words)

	Memphis Wrestling - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Memphis Wrestling is a professional wrestling promotion based in Memphis, Tennessee.
		In-studio wrestling has also been a mainstay of Memphis television since the early 1950s, with Memphis Wrestling maintaining this tradition.
		These should not be confused with another similarly named promotion called Memphis Championship Wrestling - a former World Wrestling Federation developmental territory - that ceased in mid-2001.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Memphis_Wrestling (160 words)

	Wrestling Globe Newsletter - Number Nine
		As well as the 24 performers already signed, it is expected that there will be some wrestlers under WWF development contracts from Ohio Valley Wrestling, Memphis Championship Wrestling appearing in the new WCW, possibly along with various Indy workers, and some name talents as well.
		Forming Frontier Martial Arts Wrestling (FMW) in July 1989, Onita made it clear that his promotion was based on the blood and guts side of wrestling and set about staging inhumane gimmick matches and stunts, many of which Onita was the willing guinea pig.
		Of course, all these beatings have took their toll on 'The Innovator of Offence', as his constant back pains will tell you, but Dreamer is still able to put together a decent match, all be it in a gimmick match.
	www.geocities.com /wrestlingglobe/Globe9.htm (3122 words)

	A Look at the ECW - Associated Content
		ECW, or the Eastern Championship Wrestling, began operation in 1992 in Philadelphia, with many shows in the area, as Eastern To Extreme (ETE).
		Memphis, TN is Jerry's hometown where he's a famous hero.
		JS: Extreme Championship Wrestling was what it was after it broke away from being Eastern Championship Wrestling and the NWA.
	www.associatedcontent.com /article/8406/a_look_at_the_ecw.html (489 words)

	Landing on her feet: taking her release in stride, Stacy "the Kat" Carter proves there is more to wrestling than the ...
		Recently we talked with Carter about what she has been doing since her release as she and her husband, Jerry Lawler, are intent on proving that life goes on after the WWF.
		STACY CARTER: Jerry and I have been very busy with independent wrestling events, personal appearances for autograph signings, and, of course, the Memphis wrestling promotion live shows and television.
		SC: When Jerry and I got the word that the WWF was discontinuing its relationship with MCW, it was a surprise to both of us.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0FCO/is_5_3/ai_81826835 (1001 words)

	Tony D.'s Professional Wrestling Webpage
		On my Wrestling Page (you are here) are the Questions For The Pros Interviews that I've conducted.
		Both Universal Championship Wrestling and The Global Wrestling Federation run shows in Pittsburg, Kansas, currently.
		Also, I read some wrestling mags that I have from back then, and Jimmy Hart managed The Terminators around this time, but I don't remember if they were part of this video or not.
	www.cpol.net /tonyd/wrestling.htm (1389 words)

	USWA Wrestling
		Of course, this statistic must be interpreted in the light of how professional wrestling operates.
		Jerry Lawler has made history as being the wrestler with the most championship reigns of all time.
		Lawler wanted to record a wrestling album with him singing and, since they had gone to school together, he called Hart and asked him to be a part of it.
	www.freewebs.com /uswawrestling/jerrylawler.htm (444 words)

	The Self-Destruction of Warrior
		While their wrestling ability was downright laughable, people such as Jerry Lawler knew he would see more of them in the sport.
		The formula was nothing new to wrestling (and it would prove to be a big success when used to get Bill Goldberg over in the 90’s) but it was perfect to turn the Ultimate Warrior into a superstar.
		It was part of wrestling and making fun of it like making fun of someone from the 1980’s in a white pastel suit when you yourself wore the same crazy outfit.
	www.gumgod.com /mike_destruction_warrior.htm (2234 words)

	Jerry Lawler biography, information, news, links, pictures (pics) and products (WWE Wrestling)
		Jerry O'Neil (The King) Lawler (born November 29, 1949 in Memphis, Tennessee, United States) is a professional wrestler and wrestling commentator.
		He is perhaps best known not for his considerable wrestling skills, but for a much-publicized feud with Andy Kaufman that was later revealed to be completely contrived ("a total work" in wrestling parlance).
		A celebrated "grudge match" between the two at Memphis' Mid-South Coliseum represented a rare example of theatrical make-up blood actually being found in use at a pro wrestling event, since the match was being taped for an NBC television program documenting the rise in popularity of pro wrestling.
	www.popstarsplus.com /wrestling_men_jerrylawler.htm (884 words)

	Obsessed With Wrestling (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		January 18, 2005--Impact Zone Wrestling: Bryan Danielson defeated Jack Bull by Disqualification..
		September 3, 2005--Pro Wrestling Guerrilla: American Dragon defeated Ricky Reyes in the 1st round of the Battle of Los Angeles..
		September 30, 2006--Liberty States Wrestling: Kamala defeated American Dragon DQ in an ROH title match...
	www.obsessedwithwrestling.com /profiles/a/american-dragon.html (3365 words)

	TheStro.com; The Brainbuster
		I have lived here all my life and have had much contact with the local wrestling associations in Memphis such as the old United States Wrestling Association and the now WWF farming wrestling organization, Memphis Championship Wrestling.
		It is a proven fact in wrestling that fans do get tired of seeing matches between the same two people over and over again, no matter how the matches are repackaged.
		He still does wrestle regularly for Memphis Championship Wrestling, and for anyone that is interested, you can view the weekly MCW show on Jerry Lawler’s website, kinglawler.com.
	www.thestro.com /brianbuster1.html (1175 words)

	Movie Poop Shoot - Kentucky Fried Rasslin' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In my opinion, the Memphis promotion of the same time period, despite its “bullshit wrestling,” was king of the kayfabe era.
		Every week, the Memphis TV revolves around Lawler and Hart, which, while novel in the beginning for nostalgia, has gotten as old as the tights Dundee was wearing on TV Saturday.
		The match itself was a disappointment, with Lawler later claiming it was the “worst World title match ever in Memphis.” Seems Lawler didn’t like the match Flair called, which saw the champ do the same spots he’d done for years on cable TV and the local WORLDWIDE show.
	www.moviepoopshoot.com /wrestling/83.html (1558 words)

	WWE Profile (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		- Mabel defeated Brian Christopher for the USWA Heavyweight Championship on March 17, 1996 in Memphis, TN.
		- In late 2000, Viscera was sent to Memphis Championship Wrestling were he won the MCW North American Heavyweight Championship.
		- On March 6, 2004 in Memphis, TN, Frazier, wrestling as Mabel, defeated Bill Dundee in a tournament final to win the MCW Southern Heavyweight champion.
	www.gerweck.net /nelsonfrazier.htm (273 words)

	ALI STEVENS: A CONVERSATION :: The Memphis Flyer :: the mid-south's news weekly :: Sports News :: Sports & ...
		I met Ali Stevens back in February, 2000, when Randy Hales, the founder, owner, and president of Power Pro Wrestling (PPW) invited the fans from the Memphis Wrestling Internet Mailing list to attend a TV taping at the WMC-TV studio, and to come backstage after the show and meet the wrestlers.
		He is not only one of the most talented wrestlers to come through the Memphis area, but also one of the most down-to-earth people you will ever meet.
		We talked about a variety of subjects including his start in wrestling, Memphis Championship Wrestling (MCW) becoming one of the World Wrestling Federation’s developmental territories, and how he made it to the “Big Time” with World Championship Wrestling (WCW).
	www.memphisflyer.com /memphis/Content?oid=oid:6642 (2362 words)

	SoCal Uncensored - The Uncensored Voice in So Cal Wrestling
		As of late, the entire wrestling scene seems to have waned into a small degree of mediocrity.
		More and more, shows are being canceled and interest in wrestling is becoming smaller.
		The scene is in need of a turnaround, and a successful December 14th could contribute to the future of the independent wrestling scene here in the United States (Canadians, don’t feel left out.
	www.socaluncensored.com /news/siw112902.htm (397 words)

	Wrestling Ring Announcer Publishes Book :: The Memphis Flyer :: the mid-south's news weekly :: Sports News :: Sports ...
		The book is a personal account of Cappetta’s experience in and out of the ring as one of wrestling’s more important in-ring announcers.
		Cappetta sheds light into the mysteriously private world of professional wrestlers that he describes as “a game of deception” in which performers regularly take advantage of each other, promoters ruthlessly lie and cheat to maintain power, and where the ultimate “con” has nothing to do with what goes on inside the ring.
		Cappetta says that the Calloway story is a good example of how “some of the wrestlers feed on the younger guys.” In addition to Cappetta’s experiences with the wrestlers, the book describes Cappetta’s own dealings with the television executives who hold a power over the performers.
	www.memphismagazine.com /memphis/Content?oid=oid:6601 (458 words)

	Ring of Honor Discussion Forum - Looking for help in wrestlers whereabouts... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I assume he is out of the business and I was just wondering his story.
		I assume that he might have been quite a bit older than the other three and might have called it a career after he was dropped from the WWE development deal with the collapse of Memphis Championship Wrestling.
		I know some of you guys go to the "meet and greets" with the wrestlers and wondered if anybody could ask Danielson or Spanky whether or not they keep in tough with Shooter Shultz anymore and what happened to him since he was last on the map with his WWE development deal in 2001.
	www.rohwrestling.com /MessageBoard/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=8404 (237 words)

	The Blue Meanie
		When Extreme Championship Wrestling invaded the World Wrestling Federation's Monday Night Raw event in February 1997 to answer the insults of Jerry Lawler, the Blue World Order were the first ones chosen to represent ECW, and Meanie and Nova assisted in a Stevie victory over the Full Blooded Italians' Little Guido.
		The pair made their PPV wrestling debut for Extreme Championship Wrestling in May 1998 at WrestlePalooza ‘98 in Marietta, Georgia, where they outwrestled and out danced the Full Blooded Italians, defeating the former ECW World Tag Team champions cleanly.
		Extreme Championship Wrestling and with the blessing of his best friend, Nova, headed to Philadephia, PA where the JOB Squad was scheduled to meet the Brood during a "Sunday Night Heat" event.
	www.thebluemeanie.com /bio/index.html (2326 words)

	Memphis Championship Wrestling Results 5-31-03
		It's the third week of Memphis Wrestling, Live on UPN.
		He then tells Hart that this is Memphis Wrestling and not the XWF, and that he needs to watch who he's messing with.
		The "Superstar" takes Douglas down with some good 'ole fashioned mat wrestling, and then White and Dundee give Douglas a double back body drop, Dundee then officially tags White in, as he drops an elbow for a two count.
	www.lordsofpain.net /news/2003/articles/1054515972.php (2133 words)

	Elite Pro Wrestling Training
		By the 1970's, he returned to his home territory Gulf Coast Championship Wrestling managed by Joe Powell as a member of the tag team ''The Masked Wrestling Pros'' the team eventually split when when the other ''Wrestling Pro'' unmasked revealing himself to be a wrestler named Tim Tyler.
		Which prompted Leon to go it alone as ''The Wrestling Pro'', it was no secret that The Wrestling Pro was Tarzan Baxter due to his very distinctive voice.
		The Wrestling Pro feuded with NWA World Heavyweight Champion Jack Brisco when The Pro was named the #1 Contender in the Gulf Coast.
	www.epwt.com /wrestlingproleonbaxter.shtml (1228 words)

	ProWrestlingNews - Pro Wrestling News At Its Best (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In his early 30s, Angle had over 20 years of experience in amateur wrestling, and had won over 200 bouts.
		His greatest amateur achievement was in the summer of 1996, when he claimed a gold medal at the Olympics in Atlanta.
		After signing with the WWE, Kurt Angle trained intensely at the WWE Dojo and in Memphis Championship Wrestling.
	www.pwrestlingnews.com /profiles.php?id=kurtangle (943 words)

	2xzone.com :World Wrestling Entertainment (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		After Lance Cade signed with the WWE he was sent to Memphis Championship Wrestling in 2001 and then during the summer of 2001 Cade was sent to HWA (Heartland Wrestling Alliance) Cade started out his run there forming a tag-team with "Surfer" Cody Hawk.
		But the team broke up after only a few months, when Cade switched to the World Championship Wrestling camp in the "Invasion" angle, which spread all the way to HWA.
		He headed back to Ohio Valley Wrestling for a bit to rehab, while WWE began showing promos of the coming of Murdoch and Cade in 2005.
	www.2xzone.com /wwe/lancecade (1033 words)

	SLAM! Sports - Wrestling - Lance Cade
		He may or may not end up as "the next Shawn Michaels" but the young man who, like the Heartbreak Kid during the early part of his career, is making waves in the WWE Tag Team scene, got his training in San Antonio, Texas as part of Michaels' wrestling school.
		By the summer of 2001, Cade left MCW and headed to another WWE developmental area, Heartland Wrestling Association, teaming with Cody Hawk.
		With the WWE breaking its ties with HWA, Cade was reassigned to Ohio Valley Wrestling in September 2002, and formed a team with Rene Dupre.
	slam.canoe.ca /Slam/Wrestling/Bios/lancecade.html (725 words)

	Andy Kaufman gets a piledriver! Wrestleinfo
		Television celebrity Andy Kaufman has sent videotaped challenges to the female fans of Memphis' Championship Wrestling Association.
		Lawler appears on Memphis television and tells Kaufman they can settle this in court or in the ring.
		Kaufman tells reporters that apparently professional wrestling is a very real sport.
	www.wrestleinfo.com /AndyKaufmangetsapiledriver!.html (285 words)

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