Wrestling Results - June 17, 1980

[Joe Neglia]

EMLL Guadalajara Martes - La Arena Coliseo del Occidente in Guadalajara, Jalisco (Mexico)
1. ? vs. ? - winner unknown
2. ? vs. ? - winner unknown
3. ? vs. ? - winner unknown
4. Lucy, Norma González and Verónica vs. La Texana, Valentina and Mireya - winner unknown
5. Jon Guil Don and Kung Fu vs. El Supremo and Mocho Cota - winner unknown

WWF TV-Taping @ Agricultural Hall in Allentown, Pennsylvania
1. Rick McGraw defeated Sylvano Sousa
2. Rene Goulet and Dominic DeNucci defeated Mark Pole and Moose Monroe
3. Eddie Boulder vs. José Estrada ended without a winner as a time limit draw
4. Pedro Morales defeated Johnny Rodz
5. The Hangman defeated Angelo Gómez
6. Larry Zbyszko defeated Tony Gola
7. Pat Patterson defeated Lindsey Lyle
8. Harley Race defeated José Estrada
9. Johnny Rodz and Sylvano Sousa defeated Steve King and Charlie Brown
10. Larry Zbyszko defeated Angelo Gómez
11. The Hangman defeated Frank Williams
12. Ivan Putski defeated Moose Monroe
13. Pedro Morales defeated Sylvano Sousa
14. Larry Sharpe defeated Manny Siaca
15. Harley Race defeated Tony Gola
16. Pat Patterson defeated Fred Marzino
17. Rene Goulet and Dominic DeNucci defeated José Estrada and Johnny Rodz
18. Hulk Hogan defeated Charlie Brown
19. Hulk Hogan defeated Ivan Putski by countout

- I had no idea Harley was doing WWF shows at this point.

- Eddie Boulder = Brutus Beefcake, getting a gig because, well, you see who else is on the card

ASW TV-Taping @ BCTV Studios in Burnaby, British Columbia (Canada)
1. Joe Ventura vs. Rip Rogers ended without a winner as a time limit draw
2. Salvatore Martino defeated Butch Buckler by disqualification
3. Sweet William and Nick Carter defeated Sandy Barr and Larry Watts
4. Cowboy Lang defeated Little Tokyo
5. Jesse Barr defeated Rocky Dellaserra by disqualification
6. Ed Wiskowski and Buddy Rose defeated Sandy Barr and Larry Watts

Salvatore Martino = Salvatore Bellamo

Sweet William and Nick Carter = Luke and Butch (the Bushwackers/Sheepherders)

Show @ Sports Arena in Amarillo, Texas
1. Jonathan Boyd defeated Tommy Yates (11:40 minutes)
2. Gary Young defeated Jim Dillon by countout (6:25 minutes)
3. 2 out of 3 Falls Match: Sweet Brown Sugar defeated Mr. Hito by disqualification (19:04 minutes)
4. Kerry Von Erich defeated Kazuo Sakurada (11:26 minutes)
5. El Halcón defeated Jim Dillon (9:25 minutes)
6. NWA American Heavyweight Title Match: David Von Erich vs. Gino Hernández (c) ended without a winner as a double countout (8:38 minutes)

- Jim Dillon = JJ Dillon

- This Sweet Brown Sugar was Skip Young

- Kazuo Sakurada = Kendo Nagasaki/Dragon Master

Mid-South @ Riverside Centroplex in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
1. Mike Kelly defeated Mike Miller
2. Jake Roberts defeated Ron McFarlane
3. Frank Dusek defeated Tommy Wright
4. Paul Orndorff and Terry Orndorff defeated Ken Mantell and The Grappler by disqualification
5. Loser Leaves Town Match: Steven Little Bear defeated Stan Stasiak
6. Lights Out Match: Ted DiBiase defeated Killer Khan

MACW @ Dorton Arena in Raleigh, North Carolina
1. Don Kernodle defeated Doug Somers
2. Nick DeCarlo defeated Tony Russo
3. Detroit Street Fight Match: Enforcer Luciano defeated Blackjack Mulligan
4. Sweet Ebony Diamond defeated Masked Superstar by disqualification
5. Matt Borne and Buzz Sawyer defeated Swede Hanson and Gene Lewis

- Sweet Ebony Diamond = Rocky Johnson

- This Masked Superstar is, of course, Demolition Ax

CWA @ Louisville Gardens in Louisville, Kentucky
1. Robert Gibson defeated Killer Karl Krupp by disqualification
2. Ken Lucas and Ricky Morton defeated Sonny King and Ken Wayne
3. Paul Ellering defeated Carl Fergie by disqualification
4. Jimmy Valiant defeated Masked Superstar
5. Wayne Farris and Larry Latham defeated Bill Dundee and Jerry Jarrett

- This Masked Superstar is definitely NOT Demolition Ax. No clue who was under the hood here.

- Paul Ellering prior to his in-ring retirement, likely doing his Superstar Graham ripoff gimmick

CWF @ Fort Homer Hesterly Armory in Tampa, Florida
1. Scott McGhee defeated Héctor Guerrero
2. Gordon Nelson defeated Raúl Mata
3. Reggie Parks defeated Frank Monte
4. Bubba Douglas defeated Geoff Portz
5. Dick Slater, Bryan St. John and Stan Lane defeated Jerry Brisco, Jim Garvin and Manny Fernández
6. Steve Keirn defeated Ivan Koloff
7. Jack Brisco defeated Masa Saito by disqualification
8. Mr. Florida and Bugsy McGraw defeated Nikolai Volkoff and Super Destroyer
9. Lights Out Match: Don Muraco vs. Dusty Rhodes ended without a winner as a double disqualification

- That 6-man is one of those random assortment of names that never look quite right all together

- Mr. Florida = Paul Jones, under a mask, I assume

- Super Destroyer = Scott Irwin

Stampede @ Exhibition Auditorium in Regina, Saskatchewan (Canada)
1. Sandor Novak vs. Texas Red Miller - winner unknown
2. Duke Myers vs. Smith Hart - winner unknown
3. Carlos Peron vs. Eric Embry - winner unknown
4. Bruce Hart vs. José Peron - winner unknown
5. Stampede International Tag Team Titles Match: Hércules Ayala and Barabas vs. Dynamite Kid and Kasavubu (c) - winner unknown

- Carlos Peron = Chicky Starr

GCW @ Macon Coliseum in Macon, Georgia
1. Mike Sharpe defeated French Angel
2. Eddie Gilbert defeated Gen'ichiro Tenryu
3. Mark Lewin defeated Don Diamond
4. Mr. Wrestling #2 and Tommy Rich defeated Assassin #1 and Assassin #2
5. Kevin Sullivan defeated Bob Sweetan
6. Boxing Match: Tony Atlas defeated Alexis Smirnoff
7. Jay Strongbow defeated Baron Von Raschke

- This French Angel was Frank Morrell, not the original Angel.

- Tony Atlas in a boxing match. Okay.

- The Assassins here were Jody Hamilton and Randy Culley, aka original Demolition Smash/Deadeye Dick/Moondog Rex and a billion other gimmicks


- source: wrestlingdata.com

[Mozenrath]

"Moose Monroe" is one of the most "wrestler in a sitcom" name I've heard in a while.

[El Pollo Guerrera]

Jose Estrada wrestled 3 times that night. The audience must have been thrilled.

[Mike Bockwinkel]

I spy a certain famous beltmaker and subject of an Owen Hart rib on that Florida card.

[Rumble McSkirmish]

I'd like to think the Hogan Vs Charlie Brown match ended with Charlie going for a big kick on a prone Hogan, only to have Hulk move out of the way at the last second and Mr. Brown ending up flat on his back.

[Terry McConkey]

Jun 17, 2020 13:18:50 GMT -5 Mike Bockwinkel said:

I spy a certain famous beltmaker and subject of an Owen Hart rib on that Florida card.

It's Mark Lewin, kids!