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Anniversaires / Birthday 06 avril
Flash Flanagan (OVW/USWA/ROH/WWE/indy/IWA) 1974 Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Antonio Thomas (indy/WWE/OVW/ROH) 1980 Springfield, Massachusetts, États-Unis
Arisa Nakajima (SEAdLINNNG/JWP/Ice Ribbon/freelance) 1989 Chichibu, Saitama, Japon
Maligna (CMLL/LLF/DTU/indy) 1994 Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico
Crusher Bones & Macho Warrior Ric Hogan vs. Steven Dunn & Flash Flanagan (USWA November 16, 1996)
Bones and Hogan take on Dunn and Flanagan in a Time Limit Match which seems to me to be what the WWE refers to as an Ironman Match. Whoever scores the most pinfalls and submissions in the allotted time is the winner.
Bones and Hogan once more play second fiddle to Sean Venom and Mike Samples hyping a Snake Box Match (apparently Snake Box Match II). I should really seek that out next.
Watching all these matches I find myself becoming a fan of Crusher Bones. He has the most ridiculous move he does that I can only really described as a skeleton jig. I think it’s supposed to be scary or tough looking taunt but it just makes me laugh.
Sean Venom, Steven Dunn & Flash Flanagan vs. Mike Samples, Crusher Bones & Macho Warrior Ric Hogan (USWA November 9, 1996)
You’d think that a six man tag match involving a grappler as decorated and skilled as Macho Warrior Ric Hogan would focus on him, but no, the real stars of this bout are Sean Venom, his “snake box,” and Mike Samples.
Apparently Venom and Samples have a “Snake Box” Match coming up, so Venom brings out the aforementioned device to taunt Samples during the bout. The entire thing devolves into utter chaos with Venom attempting to put Samples in the “snake box,” Randy Hales hitting Venom with a briefcase, and Macho Warrior Ric Hogan and Crusher Bones having a very workmanlike match in the ring.
Memphis baby!
Macho Warrior Ric Hogan & Crusher Bones vs. TD Steele & Flash Flanagan (USWA November 2, 1996)
Delightful Memphis wrestling wackiness as Macho Warrior Ric Hogan and Crusher Bones take on TD Steele and Flash Flanagan in tag team action. Hogan and Bones’ manager, Randy Hales (who according to the heap of announcers and commentators is not “an official manager” and thus has no business at ringside) claims that these two fine athletes will soon win the USWA tag team championships.
(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlD8HpWwTk4)
I just started listening to this so I’m not exactly posting for the interview. At the around the 5 minute mark Colt talks about developmental and Bill DeMott and shares a story he hasn’t shared before. If you didn’t hate Bill before, you’ll fucking despise him now.
Flash Flanagan Results - Bowman wins title
Flash Flanagan Results – Bowman wins title
Yesterday in Dubuque five Iowa colleges sent competitors to the Flash Flanagan Open, with University of Iowa wrestler Mitch Bowman being the lone one of that group to capture a title. Bowman earned his title over another Iowan Dylan Windfield of Upper Iowa 9-2 in the 184 finals. There was one other Iowan that reached the finals, and that was Hawkeye Burke Paddockat 174. The 174 pound wrestler…
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