AGPW House Show 05/29/85 Halifax, NS (Finals for Mar. Title)
Jun 1, 2014 22:45:30 GMT
Post by Sniper Niles on Jun 1, 2014 22:45:30 GMT
ATLANTIC GRAND PRIX WRESTLING
05/29/85
Halifax Forum
Halifax, NS
House Show
Quarter Finals Tournament for the Maritime Heavyweight Championship
Super Destroyer (With Bobby Bass) defeats Stephen Petitpas with a Pile Driver, after Bass nailed Petitpas in the back of the head with the US Flag.
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Leo Burke defeats The Spoiler with a Sunset Flip, after referee Ron Goguen kicked the Spoilers hands who was holding the ropes to block the sunset flip.
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Great Malumba battles Killer Karl Krupp to a Double DQ when both men just brawled all over the Forum. Thus eliminating both men from the tournament.
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Ron Starr defeats Frenchy Martin with a small package.
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Semi Final for Maritime Heavyweight Championship.
Leo Burke defeats Super Destroyer (With Bobby Bass) with a back roll up, after the Cuban Assassin’s interference backfired and he accidently hit Super D with a chair.
Following the match, Bobby Bass started screaming at the Cuban Assassin and shoved him. Cuban almost struck Bass, but instead appeared to accept the fact that it was his fault and backed off. Bass and Super D walked to the back, with Cuban following them far behind.
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INTERMISSION (It’s announced that Ron Starr received a bye to the finals and the finals will begin after the 15 minute intermission. It’s also announced that next week. Super Destroyer, Bobby Bass and Cuban Assassin will battle the tag team of Stephen Petitpas, Bobby Kay & The Beast)
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Finals for Maritime Heavyweight Tournament
Ron Starr defeats Leo Burke to become the first Maritime heavyweight Champion, with a back roll up, and a handful of tights.
Following the match, Burke argued with referee Ron Goguen, but he did not see the infraction. He confronted Starr about the tight pulled and Starr told Burke he was sorry, it was a gut reaction has he was starting to lose his balance.
He promised to give Burke a rematch next week, in which Burke accepted and both men shook hands and walked to the back together.
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