#jack victory

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Entrances for a Six Man Tag Team Loser of the Fall Leaves NWA match, featuring The Original Midnight Express (Jack Victory and Randy Rose) and their manager Paul E. Dangerously against The Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton and Stan Lane) and their manager Jim Cornette. (Chi-Town Rumble 2/20/1989)

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The Russian Assasins (with Paul Jones) defeated The Junkyard Dog and Ivan Koloff in a tag team match. (Starrcade '88: True Gritt 12/26/1988)

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Saturday Scissor Series

Mark Youngblood implements a gorgeous Flying Headscissor to take down his opponent, Jack Victory. This is just the sort of flashy move we expected from our dexterous Babyfaces in their pure white gear!

I like how Youngblood dramatically slaps his leg to tighten the pressure, as if the slap makes his leg muscles flex more. Victory wriggles out for a few seconds, only to be Headscissored again by the "young Indian chief."

Full match available on YouTube.

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C.W. Anderson faced Steve Corino in a Number One Contender match for the ECW World Heavyweight Championship at November to Remember. During the match, Jack Victory prevented interference from Simon Diamond and Johnny Swinger. In the end, Corino defeated Anderson. (ECW Anarchy Rulz 10/1/2000)

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Rhino defended the ECW World Television Championship against The Sandman. During the match, Spike Dudley helped Sandman prevent interference from Steve Corino and Jack Victory until he was attacked put through a table by Rhino. In the end, Rhino defeated Sandman to retain the ECW World Television Championship. (ECW Heat Wave 7/16/2000)