ROBERT GIBSON in Mid-South action against Pat Rose and Buddy Landel, Mid-South Wrestling 1984
Happy Birthday Robert Gibson!
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ROBERT GIBSON in Mid-South action against Pat Rose and Buddy Landel, Mid-South Wrestling 1984
Happy Birthday Robert Gibson!
Pat and Randy Rose hit an avalanche powerslam.
Related note, Pat Rose has a bass fishing-focused (?) podcast and he interviewed Randy in 2015. Big takeaway: Randy (at that time) makes a living selling car lifts for classic car enthusiasts.
(SCW 12/22/84)
Enjoy the third episode of Smoky Mountain Wrestling - "wrestling the way it used to be and wrestling the way you like it!" - from February of 1992! Bob Caudle and Jim Cornette are on hand to call the action! Hollywood Bob Holly takes on perennial jobber Pat Rose! Rip Rogers squares off with Jumpin' Joey Maggs! "Rock 'n' Roll is King" by Yes plays and out comes Robert Gibson of the Rock 'n' Roll Express to lock up with the masked Mighty Yankee! Tim Horner steps into the squared circle against Barry Horowitz! "Rawhide" hits the speakers and here comes Dirty Dutch Mantel for the main event against Prime Time Brian Lee! Prime Time has "Everybody Wants You" by Billy Squier play him out to the ring! Dirty Dutch has invited Ron Wright out to ringside to be in his corner! One has to expect the wheelchair-bound manager to introduce some kind of chicanery into this bout! Smoky Mountain Wrestling is coming to your town soon and you have never seen anything like it!
Dusty Rhodes vs Pat Rose, Georgia Championship Wrestling
After The Blue Blazer's WWF run, Owen Hart went back Stampede, Mexico and Japan. In 1991 he went over to WCW. A contract was never signed, since he didn't wanna move his family to Georgia. Not long after (his brief run) he returned to the WWF. This is one of the few matches from his WCW stint.
Owen Hart vs Pat Rose