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Post by OVO 40 hunched over like he 80 on Dec 31, 2017 23:41:01 GMT -5
I remember hearing that Oregon is very strict and WWE doesn't run there much because of it. Back in the 80s apparently Billy Jack Haynes almost killed wrestling in Oregon because he told the commissioner how blading works, then the comission would stop the matches if they thought someone was going for the blade.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 1, 2018 10:46:28 GMT -5
Indiana has one, but it's for sanctioning boxing and MMA. Every state has an athletic commission that oversees sports, but it just comes down to how many still bother with pro wrestling as a "sport." Those that still do are doing it as means of collecting fees. That timeline is a bit backwards. They were under the impression they were banned from the Indiana armories at the same time that happened in Kentucky (late 90s), but learned they were able to run in Indiana armories around 2002 or so. They were still running armories in Indiana well after adding Midlothian to their schedule, and shows that had nothing to do with NWA Midwest or Ed Chuman. That women's title show was in mid 2004, and they were still running Indiana armories through late 2005. Just wasn't the one up here. They told them to get out and don't come back.
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Post by thetower52 on Jan 1, 2018 18:31:47 GMT -5
I remember hearing that Oregon is very strict and WWE doesn't run there much because of it. That was a performance enhancement drugs testing. They've since gone there. I was at the first WWE show in Eugene, Oregon in like... well over a decade, or more. Wwe has been running shows in Oregon since 2003. I have been to every single one. Last year including nxt I think WWE ran 4 shows in Oregon in a year which is a high for us since they came back. They ran a double shot of Eugene then Portland for the second time last year. On febuary 16th and 17th WWE is running Portland then Eugene this year. The commission on Oregon is a pain the f***ing ass for Indy’s I won’t say more for reasons
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Post by Deleted on Jan 1, 2018 18:35:19 GMT -5
I remember hearing that Oregon is very strict and WWE doesn't run there much because of it. Back in the 80s apparently Billy Jack Haynes almost killed wrestling in Oregon because he told the commissioner how blading works, then the comission would stop the matches if they thought someone was going for the blade. There's a reason why they call him Billy Jerk.
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