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Jack Reynolds: Jack Reynolds: "Hi again, everybody. The Capitol Wrestling Corporation presents the International Wrestling Association featuring the superstars of professional wrestling. This is Jack Reynolds at ringside with the Man from the Alamo, Big Tex McKenzie from beautiful Secaucus, New Jersey!” 1) Special Delivery Jones (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) vs. The Unpredictable Johnny Rodz (Brooklyn, New York) SD hits a dropkick and straps on a grinding headlock. Rodz shoots him into the turnbuckle and chokes him on the ropes until the Ref makes him break. Jones straps on a sleeper, but Rodz grabs the ropes for a break. Jones stops Rodz in his tracks with a headbutt and hits a Special Delivery punch: 1..2.. kickout! Rodz nails Jones with an offrope fist sledge and a pull of the tights for a pin attempt. Jones rolls through. SD jams Rodz into the buckle and takes him over with a headlock: 1..2..3! *** Winner by pinfall in 24 minutes: Special Delivery Jones! 2) Butch Reed (Kansas City, Missouri) vs. The Missing Link (Parts Unknown) Reed hits a vertical suplex. Link shakes it off and begins choking Reed on the top rope. Reed bodyslams Link and begins posing for the crowd, who boo loudly. Link delivers a devastating backflying headbutt and throws Reed through the ropes. The Ref counts: 1..2..3..4..5..6..7..8..9..10! *** Winner by Countout in 2 minutes: The Missing Link! A major upset! The Missing Link celebrates with the fans as the crowd goes wild. 3) Dusty Rhodes (Austin, Texas) /Jack Brisco (Blackwell, Oklahoma) / Larry Zbyszko (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania) vs. Stan Hansen (Borger, Texas) / Sgt. Slaughter (Parris Island, South Carolina) / /Killer Kowalski (Detroit, Michigan) IWA Champion Dusty joins forces with his SPW Tag Team partner, Brisco and young lion Zbyszko against the IWA championship number one contender Hansen, the former IWA Champion Slaughter and the brutal brawler, Kowalski. Dusty stomps away on Slaughter and straps on a knee joint scissorlock. Hansen makes the save! Brisco tags in and slams Hansen to the mat before being caught with a Borger Lariat. Hansen stomps Brisco out of the ring: 1..2..3..4..5..6..7..8..9.. Brisco makes it back into the ring! Zbyszko tags in and body slams Hansen. Hansen wallops Zbyszko into the steel ringpost. Dusty tags in and hits Hansen with the Bionic elbow: 1..2.. kickout! Zbyszko tags himself in and hits Hansen with a surprise left to the jaw: 1..2..3! *** Winners by pinfall in 11 minutes: Zbyszko/Rhodes/Brisco! Kowalski jumps Zbyszko and Slaughter jumps Brisco after the match. Hansen levels Rhodes with a Borger Lariat and piledrives him on arena floor. Brisco and Zbyszko stand by as medics attend the unconscious and bloody champion. 4) Mil Mascaras (Mexico City, Mexico) vs. Waldo Von Erich (The Republic of Germany) w/Classy Freddie Blassie Von Erich rips Mascaras’ eyes and puts the German boots to him. Waldo goes for the German claw, but Mascaras reverses it into an abdominal stretch. Von Erich immediately grabs the ropes for a break. Mascaras takes Von Erich down with a flying body tackle. The Man of 1000 Holds follows with a flying headscissors and covers: 1..2..3! *** Winner by pinfall in 18 minutes: Mil Mascaras! 5) IWA North American Champion Pat Patterson (San Francisco, California) w/The Grand Wizard of Wrestling vs. Billy Robinson (Manchester, England) Robinson has exploded on the IWA scene with one goal – to take Patterson’s championship. Patterson has been undefeated since becoming champion, but he has not faced anyone like the man know as “The Wrestler’s Wrestler”. Patterson swats away a dropkick and hits a flying kneedrop, showing his own ring acumen. Patterson goes for a dropkick of his own, but this time it is Robinson swatting him away. Robinson fires back with forearm smashes and a belly-to-belly suplex. Patterson rolls out of the ring for a breather and to get some words of wisdom from the Wizard. When Patterson climbs back in, he is hit by a reverse neckbreaker. Robinson goes for the London Fog sleeper, but Patterson reverses it into a piledriver. Patterson reaches into the tights and pulls out a pair of brass knuckles as the Wizard distracts the Ref. Patterson hammers Robinson with a series of closed fist slugs and covers: 1..2..3! *** Winner by pinfall in 13 minutes and still IWA North American Champion: Pat Patterson! Patterson sneaks the knucks back into his tights and heads out with the Wizard as the crowd boos. 6) IWA Tag Team Champions Terry Funk/Dory Funk Jr. (Amarillo, Texas) vs. The Thunderbolt Express, Thunderbolt Patterson (Atlanta, Georgia) / Rufus R. Jones (Amarillo, Texas) – Steel Cage Rematch The last contest between these four men ended in a time limit draw. Tonight the score and the titles will be settled inside a 25’ high steel cage! Referee is (Johnny Red Shoes Dugan) (+1) ===== In the 1st minute of the match: ===== Dory Funk Jr. ** rolled OC. Thunderbolt Patterson rolled OC. Dory Funk Jr. ** executes a SPINNING TOE HOLD.... Thunderbolt Patterson executes a Corkscrew Jabs.... Dory Funk Jr. ** scores 10 points. Thunderbolt Patterson scores 7 points. Dory Funk Jr. ** tags out to Terry Funk ** ===== In the 2nd minute of the match: ===== Terry Funk ** rolled OC/TT Thunderbolt Patterson rolled DC Dory Funk Jr. **, Terry Funk ** double teaming for 3 rounds. Dory Funk Jr. ** is a offensive (OC) double teamer. Dory Funk Jr. ** executes a CATAPULT INTO CAGE.... Terry Funk ** is a offensive (OC) double teamer. Terry Funk ** executes a SHOULDER CLAMP.... Dory Funk Jr. ** scores 15 points. Terry Funk ** scores 6 points. Thunderbolt Patterson attempts to defend against Double Teaming. but is unsuccessful. Thunderbolt Patterson scores 2 points. Dory Funk Jr. **, Terry Funk ** are double teaming for 2 more rounds. ===== In the 3rd minute of the match: ===== Dory Funk Jr. ** rolled OC. Terry Funk ** rolled DC Thunderbolt Patterson rolled DC Dory Funk Jr. ** is a offensive (OC) double teamer. Dory Funk Jr. ** executes a BOSTON CRAB.... Terry Funk ** is a defensive (DC) double teamer. Terry Funk ** does nothing for the round. Terry Funk ** scores 0 points. Dory Funk Jr. ** scores 10 points. Terry Funk ** scores 0 points. Thunderbolt Patterson attempts to defend against Double Teaming. but is unsuccessful. Thunderbolt Patterson scores 2 points. Dory Funk Jr. **, Terry Funk ** are double teaming for 1 more rounds. ===== In the 4th minute of the match: ===== Dory Funk Jr. ** rolled DC Terry Funk ** rolled OC. Thunderbolt Patterson rolled OC. Dory Funk Jr. ** is a defensive (DC) double teamer. Dory Funk Jr. ** does nothing for the round. Dory Funk Jr. ** scores 0 points. Terry Funk ** is a offensive (OC) double teamer. Terry Funk ** executes a DROPKICKS.... Terry Funk ** scores 8 points. Thunderbolt Patterson executes a Flurry Of Punches.... Thunderbolt Patterson scores 4 points. Double teaming ends. ===== In the 5th minute of the match: ===== Terry Funk ** rolled DC Thunderbolt Patterson rolled OC. Thunderbolt Patterson executes a Head Butt.... Thunderbolt Patterson scores 6 points. Terry Funk ** attempts to defend against Head Butt but is unsuccessful. Terry Funk ** scores 2 points. ===== In the 6th minute of the match: ===== Terry Funk ** rolled OC/TT Thunderbolt Patterson rolled OC/TT Everyone in the ring for one round!!! Dory Funk Jr. ** is a offensive (OC) double teamer. Dory Funk Jr. ** executes a ARMDRAG.... Dory Funk Jr. ** scores 6 points. Terry Funk ** is a offensive (OC) double teamer. Terry Funk ** executes a HAMMER LOCK.... Terry Funk ** scores 8 points. Thunderbolt Patterson is a offensive (OC) double teamer. Thunderbolt Patterson executes a Bodyslam To Mat.... Thunderbolt Patterson scores 6 points. Rufus R Jones is a offensive (OC) double teamer. Rufus R Jones executes a Head Butt.... Rufus R Jones scores 9 points. Double teaming ends. ===== In the 7th minute of the match: ===== Terry Funk ** rolled DC Thunderbolt Patterson rolled OC. Thunderbolt Patterson executes a Thunderbolt Strut.... Thunderbolt Patterson scores 5 points. Terry Funk ** attempts to defend against Thunderbolt Strut but is unsuccessful. Terry Funk ** scores 2 points. Thunderbolt Patterson tags out to Rufus R Jones ===== In the 8th minute of the match: ===== Terry Funk ** rolled DC Rufus R Jones rolled OC. Rufus R Jones executes a Side Chokehold.... Terry Funk ** reverses Side Chokehold! Terry Funk ** executes a HAMMER LOCK.... Terry Funk ** scores 8 points. Rufus R Jones absorbs the punishment. Rufus R Jones scores 0 points. Terry Funk ** is attempting a pin!!! 1...2... Rufus R Jones kicks out of the pin! Terry Funk ** gets 0 points for the pin attempt. ===== In the 9th minute of the match: ===== Terry Funk ** rolled OC. Rufus R Jones rolled OC. Terry Funk ** executes a DROPKICKS.... Terry Funk ** scores 8 points. Rufus R Jones executes a Head Butt.... Rufus R Jones scores 9 points. Terry Funk ** tags out to Dory Funk Jr. ** ===== In the 10th minute of the match: ===== Dory Funk Jr. ** rolled OC. Rufus R Jones rolled OC. Dory Funk Jr. ** executes a BELLY TO BACK SUPLEX.... Dory Funk Jr. ** scores 10 points. Rufus R Jones executes a RUNNING POWER SLAM ONTO CAGE.... Rufus R Jones scores 12 points. Dory Funk Jr. ** tags out to Terry Funk ** ===== In the 11th minute of the match: ===== Terry Funk ** rolled OC. Rufus R Jones rolled OC. Terry Funk ** executes a MONKEY FLIP.... Terry Funk ** scores 9 points. Rufus R Jones executes a Overhead Smash.... Rufus R Jones scores 6 points. Terry Funk ** tags out to Dory Funk Jr. ** ===== In the 12th minute of the match: ===== Dory Funk Jr. ** rolled OC/TT Rufus R Jones rolled OC. Thunderbolt Patterson injured for 2 rounds!!! Rufus R Jones injured for 2 rounds!!! Rufus R Jones is injured. Dory Funk Jr.
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