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| CARDS & RESULTS: 1980s |
| July – September |
| 1984 |
| 1980s |
References to the following individuals and organizations are made throughout this section: 666; Aaron Newman; Ali Bey (02); Andre the
Giant; Angelo Mosca, Jr.; Animal; Assassin #1 (02); Assassin #2 (03); the Assassins (04); Austin Idol; the Big O (05); Bob Armstrong; Bob
Bass; Bob Brown; Bob Orton, Jr.; Bob Roop; Bobby Garrett; Brad Armstrong; Bruno Sammartino, Jr.; Crusher Blackwell; Dale Veasey;
Dave Dillinger; Davey G; David Shults; Debbie Combs; Don Kernodle; Don Sanders; Donna Day; Dusty Rhodes; the Fabulous Moolah;
Frankie Lane; Fred Ward; Freddie Miller; Gary Hart; Gary Quartenelli; Gene Anderson; George Steele; Gordon Solie; Greg Brown; Hawk;
the Hollywood Blonds (02); Hulk Hogan; the Iron Sheik; the Italian Stallion; Ivan Koloff; Jake Roberts; Jeff Sword; Jerry Oates; Jesse Barr;
Jimmy Hart; Jimmy Valiant; John Studd; the Junkyard Dog; Kareem Muhammad; Krusher Khrushchev; Kurt Von Hess; Larry Zbyszko; Les
Thatcher; Les Thornton; Luke Graham; the Masked Superstar; Mike Sharpe; Mr. Ito (02); Nick Patrick; Nikolai Volkoff; Ole Anderson; the
Outlaw (03); Paul Ellering; Paul Jones (01); Paul Jones (02); Paul Orndorff; Pez Whatley; Randy Barber; the Renegade (01); Rip Rogers;
the Road Warriors; Rocky Johnson; Ron Garvin; S.D. Jones; Sam Houston; Sergeant Slaughter; the Spoiler (02); the Spoiler (03); Stan
Hansen; Steve Brinson; Steve Starr; Steve Travis; Ted Allen; Ted DiBiase; Ted Oates; Tiger Chung Lee; Tim Horner; Tom Shaft; Tommy
Rich; Tommy Rogers; Tony Atlas; Vince McMahon; Vinnie Valentino; Wendi Richter; the Wolf Pack.
July 1, 1984 (Sunday) – Atlanta, GA – Omni Coliseum [P] (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) >
Krusher Khrushchev over Tommy Rogers > Crusher Blackwell over Dale Veasey > Nikolai Volkoff versus the Masked Superstar ended in
a double countout > Ole Anderson & Gene Anderson over the Assassins (04) (Assassin #1 (02) & Assassin #2 (03)) > National
Heavyweight Title Match: the Spoiler (02) over Brad Armstrong* to win the title > Jimmy Valiant & Dusty Rhodes over the Road Warriors
(Animal & Hawk) > World Television Title Match: Ron Garvin over Jake Roberts* to win the title / Notes: Paul Ellering managed Roberts,
the Spoiler, and the Warriors. Paul Jones (02) managed the Assassins.
July 3, 1984 (Tuesday) – Macon, GA – Macon Coliseum (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Nikolai
Volkoff over Steve Travis > the Spoiler (02) over the Masked Superstar > Les Thornton and Tim Horner went to a draw > Ole Anderson &
Ron Garvin over the Road Warriors (Animal & Hawk) > Brad Armstrong over the Spoiler (02) by disqualification / Notes: Paul Ellering
managed Roberts, the Spoiler, and the Warriors.
July 4, 1984 (Wednesday) – Columbus, GA – Columbus Municipal Auditorium (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship
Wrestling) > Nikolai Volkoff over Steve Travis > Les Thornton and Tim Horner went to a draw > the Spoiler (02) over the Masked Superstar
> Ron Garvin over Jake Roberts > Lumberjack Match: Brad Armstrong over Ted DiBiase > National Tag Team Title Match: Ron Garvin &
Jerry Oates over the Road Warriors (Animal & Hawk)* to win the title / Notes: Paul Ellering managed Roberts, DiBiase, the Spoiler, and
the Warriors.
July 7, 1984 (Saturday) – Atlanta, GA – WTBS Studios (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) Notes: This
was the final episode of “World Championship Wrestling� that featured wrestlers from the promotion, hosted by Gordon Solie.
The infamous “Black Saturday� episode aired on July 14, 1984, with Freddie Miller introducing Vince McMahon was the host, who
went on to broadcast taped matches from the World Wrestling Federation. McMahon had been working for months to buy the company,
and reportedly had controlling interest already, but was still looking to purchase the remaining shares belonging to Ole Anderson and
Fred Ward.
July 8, 1984 (Sunday) – Cincinnati, OH (Les Thatcher – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Steve Travis over Steve Starr
> Mike Sharpe versus Nikolai Volkoff ended in a no contest > Tim Horner over Les Thornton > the Spoiler (02) over Brad Armstrong >
Texas Death Match: Ron Garvin over Ted DiBiase / Notes: Paul Ellering managed DiBiase and the Spoiler.
July 9, 1984 (Monday) – Saginaw, MI (Les Thatcher – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Bob Roop and Tim Horner went
to a draw > Les Thornton over Steve Travis > Mike Sharpe versus Nikolai Volkoff ended in a no contest > Brad Armstrong over Ted
DiBiase by disqualification > Ron Garvin over the Spoiler (02) by disqualification / Notes: Paul Ellering managed DiBiase and the Spoiler.
July 10, 1984 (Tuesday) – Grand Rapids, MI (Les Thatcher – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Tim Horner over Bob
Roop > Mike Sharpe and Nikolai Volkoff went to a draw > Les Thornton over Steve Travis > Lumberjack Match: Ron Garvin over Ted
DiBiase > Brad Armstrong over the Spoiler (02) by disqualification / Notes: Paul Ellering managed DiBiase and the Spoiler.
July 11, 1984 (Wednesday) – Canton, OH (Les Thatcher – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Nikolai Volkoff over Steve
Starr > Les Thornton over Steve Travis > Tim Horner over Bob Roop > Mike Sharpe and Nikolai Volkoff went to a draw > Brad Armstrong
over Ted DiBiase > Ron Garvin over the Spoiler (02) by disqualification / Notes: Paul Ellering managed DiBiase and the Spoiler.
July 12, 1984 (Thursday) – Wheeling, WV (Les Thatcher – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Tim Horner over Bob Roop
> Nikolai Volkoff over Steve Starr > Mike Sharpe and Nikolai Volkoff went to a draw > Les Thornton over Steve Travis > Brad Armstrong
over the Spoiler (02) > Canadian Lumberjack Match: Ron Garvin over Ted DiBiase / Notes: Paul Ellering managed DiBiase and the
Spoiler.
July 13, 1984 (Friday) – Cleveland, OH (Les Thatcher – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Bob Roop over Steve Brinson
> Nikolai Volkoff over Steve Travis by countout > Ted DiBiase over Tim Horner > the Road Warriors (Animal & Hawk) over Jerry Oates &
Mike Sharpe > Brad Armstrong over the Spoiler (02) by disqualification / Notes: Paul Ellering managed DiBiase, the Spoiler, and the
Warriors.
July 14, 1984 (Saturday) – Atlanta, GA – WTBS Studios (Vince McMahon – Promoter / World Wrestling Federation) Notes: This was
the infamous “Black Saturday� incident on “World Championship Wrestling�, with Freddie Miller introducing Vince
McMahon as the host. McMahon went on to broadcast taped matches from the World Wrestling Federation. McMahon had been working
for months to buy the company, and reportedly had controlling interest already, but earlier in the week leading up to this episode was
finally sold the remaining shares belonging to Ole Anderson and Fred Ward.
July 14, 1984 (Saturday) – Macon, GA – Macon Coliseum (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Greg Brown
& Dale Veasey over Ted Allen & Randy Barber > Steve Travis over Steve Starr > Jerry Oates over Bob Brown > Bob Roop over Tim Horner
> Brad Armstrong over Ted DiBiase by disqualification > Ron Garvin over Jake Roberts > Battle Royal: Tim Horner (Winner) / Notes: It is
unclear as to the reason for the battle royal. Earlier in the day, the infamous “Black Saturday� episode of “World Championship
Wrestling� aired on Channel 17. Paul Ellering managed Roberts and DiBiase.
July 15, 1984 (Sunday) – Marietta, GA – Cobb County Civic Center (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling)
> Steve Travis & Tim Horner over the Wolf Pack (members involved are unknown to us at this time) > Gary Quartenelli over Dale Veasey >
Bruno Sammartino, Jr., over Bob Roop > Jerry Oates versus Crusher Blackwell ended in a no contest > Ted DiBiase over Brad Armstrong
> Ron Garvin over Jake Roberts > Battle Royal: Tim Horner (Winner) / Notes: It is unclear as to the reason for the battle royal. This was
the final card presented by the company following the buyout of the television time slot on Channel 17. Paul Ellering managed Roberts
and DiBiase. Jimmy Hart managed the Wolf Pack.
July 15, 1984 (Sunday) – Savannah, GA – Savannah Civic Center (Aaron Newman – Promoter / Jim Crockett Promotions) > Sam
Houston over Jeff Sword > Bob Bass over Dave Dillinger > Vinnie Valentino over Kurt Von Hess > Don Kernodle & Ivan Koloff over Pez
Whatley & the Renegade (01) by disqualification > Tom Shaft over Jesse Barr > Angelo Mosca, Jr., & Pez Whatley over Gary Hart & the
Outlaw (03)
August 5, 1984 (Sunday) – Marietta, GA – Cobb County Civic Center (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from
Georgia) > Gary Quartenelli over Dale Veasey > Bruno Sammartino, Jr., over Bob Roop > Steve Travis & Tim Horner over the Wolf Pack
(members involved are unknown to us at this time) > Jerry Oates versus Crusher Blackwell ended in a no contest > Ron Garvin over Jake
Roberts > Ted DiBiase over Brad Armstrong > Battle Royal: Tim Horner (Winner) / Notes: It is unclear as to the reason for the battle royal.
Jimmy Hart managed the Wolf Pack.
August 17, 1984 (Friday) – Columbus, OH (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from Georgia) > Steve Travis and the
Italian Stallion went to a draw > Jerry Oates & Tim Horner over Steve Brinson & the Big O (05) > 666 over Dale Veasey > Brad Armstrong
over Bob Roop by disqualification > Ron Garvin versus Crusher Blackwell ended in a no contest > Ron Garvin over Ted DiBiase
August 18, 1984 (Saturday) – Baltimore, MD (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from Georgia) > Steve Travis over
Davey G > Jerry Oates over Bob Roop > Tim Horner over 666 by disqualification > Ole Anderson & Jerry Oates over the Assassins (04)
(Assassin #1 (02) & Assassin #2 (03)) > Ted DiBiase over Brad Armstrong > Larry Zbyszko versus Bruno Sammartino, Jr., ended in a no
contest > World Television Title Canadian Lumberjack Match: Ron Garvin over Jake Roberts* to win the title
August 19, 1984 (Sunday) – Macon, GA – Macon Coliseum (Fred Ward – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from Georgia) > Jerry
Oates over Dale Veasey > Steve Travis and the Italian Stallion went to a draw > Tim Horner over 666 > Brad Armstrong over the Spoiler
(03) > Ole Anderson & Ron Garvin over Bob Roop & Ted DiBiase by disqualification > Nick Patrick and Bob Roop went to a draw
August 24, 1984 (Friday) – Columbus, GA (Fred Ward – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from Georgia) > Tim Horner over Steve
Brinson > Jerry Oates over the Italian Stallion > Dale Veasey over Steve Travis > Ted Oates and Brad Armstrong went to a draw > Ron
Garvin over Assassin #1 (02) > Bob Armstrong & Ole Anderson over Bob Roop & 666
August 25, 1984 (Saturday) – Atlanta, GA – Omni Coliseum (Vince McMahon – Promoter / World Wrestling Federation) > John
Studd over Tiger Chung Lee > Nikolai Volkoff over Rocky Johnson > Paul Orndorff over S.D. Jones > the Junkyard Dog over George
Steele > Battle Royal: Andre the Giant (Winner) > WWF Women’s World Title Match: Wendi Richter* over the Fabulous Moolah > Les
Thornton and Bob Orton, Jr., went to a draw > the Iron Sheik over Sergeant Slaughter by disqualification > Andre the Giant over the Spoiler
(02) > WWF World Heavyweight Title Match: Hulk Hogan* over David Shults / Notes: It is unclear as to the reason for the battle royal.
August 25, 1984 (Saturday) – Macon, GA – Macon Coliseum (Fred Ward – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from Georgia) > Tim
Horner over the Italian Stallion > Steve Travis over Bobby Garrett > 666 over Jerry Oates > Brad Armstrong & the Masked Superstar over
Bob Roop & Ted Oates > Ted DiBiase over Ron Garvin > Lights Out Match: Nick Patrick over Bob Roop
August 26, 1984 (Sunday) – Marietta, GA – Cobb County Civic Center (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from
Georgia) > Jerry Oates over the Italian Stallion > Tim Horner over Ted Oates > the Masked Superstar over the Spoiler (03) > Ron Garvin
over 666 by disqualification > Bob Roop & Ted DiBiase over Ole Anderson & Brad Armstrong
September 2, 1984 (Sunday) – Marietta, GA – Cobb County Civic Center (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from
Georgia) > Steve Starr over Dale Veasey > Tom Shaft over the Italian Stallion > the Masked Superstar over 666 > Jerry Oates & Tim
Horner over the Hollywood Blonds (02) (Ted Oates & Rip Rogers) > World Television Title Match: Bob Roop* over Brad Armstrong >
National Heavyweight Title Match: Ted DiBiase* over Tim Horner
September 9, 1984 (Sunday) – Atlanta, GA – Omni Coliseum [P] (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from
Georgia) > Jerry Oates over the Italian Stallion > the Hollywood Blonds (02) (Ted Oates & Rip Rogers) over Tony Atlas & Tim Horner >
Brad Armstrong over Paul Ellering > Jimmy Valiant over Austin Idol > Indian Strap Match: Bob Armstrong over Ted DiBiase by
disqualification > Round Robin Match: Dusty Rhodes over Stan Hansen and the Masked Superstar > Cage Match: Ron Garvin over Jake
Roberts / Notes: The Stallion substituted for 666 in the match against Oates.
September 16, 1984 (Sunday) – Columbus, GA (Fred Ward – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from Georgia) > Steve Brinson
over Luke Graham > the Hollywood Blonds (02) (Ted Oates & Rip Rogers) over Tim Horner & the Masked Superstar > Brad Armstrong
over Bob Roop > Cage Match: Ron Garvin over Ted DiBiase
September 16, 1984 (Sunday) – Marietta, GA – Cobb County Civic Center (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling
from Georgia) > Mr. Ito (02) over Steve Brinson > Jerry Oates over the Italian Stallion > the Masked Superstar over Luke Graham > the
Hollywood Blonds (02) (Ted Oates & Rip Rogers) over Brad Armstrong & Tim Horner > Georgia Street Fight Match: Ole Anderson & Ron
Garvin over Bob Roop & Kareem Muhammad
September 18, 1984 (Tuesday) – Macon, GA – Macon Coliseum (Fred Ward – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from Georgia) >
Mr. Ito (02) over Frankie Lane > Tim Horner over the Italian Stallion > the Hollywood Blonds (02) (Ted Oates & Rip Rogers) over Ron
Garvin & Jerry Oates > Ted DiBiase over Brad Armstrong > Taped Fist Match: Bob Roop over Ole Anderson > Lights Out Match: Bob Roop
over Nick Patrick
September 21, 1984 (Friday) – Augusta, GA – Richmond County Civic Center (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling
from Georgia) > Mr. Ito (02) over Frankie Lane > Jerry Oates over the Italian Stallion > the Masked Superstar over Luke Graham > the
Hollywood Blonds (02) (Ted Oates & Rip Rogers) over Brad Armstrong & Tim Horner > Indian Strap Match: Ron Garvin over Ted DiBiase
> Lights Out Match: Nick Patrick over Bob Roop
September 23, 1984 (Sunday) – Marietta, GA – Cobb County Civic Center (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling
from Georgia) > Tim Horner over Frankie Lane > Brad Armstrong over Mr. Ito (02) > Taped Fist Match: Ole Anderson over Bob Roop > the
Hollywood Blonds (02) (Ted Oates & Rip Rogers) over Ron Garvin & Jerry Oates > Tommy Rich over Ted DiBiase by disqualification >
Lights Out Match: Ron Garvin & Tim Horner versus Bob Roop & Ted DiBiase ended in a no contest
September 25, 1984 (Tuesday) – Atlanta, GA – Omni Coliseum (Vince McMahon – Promoter / World Wrestling Federation) > the
Junkyard Dog over George Steele > Nikolai Volkoff over Rocky Johnson > Paul Orndorff over S.D. Jones > WWF Women’s World Title
Match: Wendi Richter* over the Fabulous Moolah > Les Thornton and Bob Orton, Jr., went to a draw > Sergeant Slaughter over the Iron
Sheik > WWF World Heavyweight Title Match: Hulk Hogan* over David Shults
September 28, 1984 (Friday) – Macon, GA – Macon Coliseum (Fred Ward – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from Georgia) >
Frankie Lane over Ali Bey (02) > Tim Horner over Don Sanders > Steve Brinson over Mr. Ito (02) > Jerry Oates over Rip Rogers by
disqualification > Brad Armstrong over Ted Oates > Georgia Street Fight Match: Ole Anderson & Ron Garvin over Bob Roop & Ted DiBiase
September 30, 1984 (Sunday) – Marietta, GA – Cobb County Civic Center (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling
from Georgia) > Frankie Lane and Mr. Ito (02) went to a draw > Women’s Match: Debbie Combs over Donna Day > Tim Horner over
the Italian Stallion > Jerry Oates over Tommy Rogers by disqualification > Brad Armstrong over Ted Oates > Cage Match: Ole Anderson &
Ron Garvin over Bob Roop & Ted DiBiase
Giant; Angelo Mosca, Jr.; Animal; Assassin #1 (02); Assassin #2 (03); the Assassins (04); Austin Idol; the Big O (05); Bob Armstrong; Bob
Bass; Bob Brown; Bob Orton, Jr.; Bob Roop; Bobby Garrett; Brad Armstrong; Bruno Sammartino, Jr.; Crusher Blackwell; Dale Veasey;
Dave Dillinger; Davey G; David Shults; Debbie Combs; Don Kernodle; Don Sanders; Donna Day; Dusty Rhodes; the Fabulous Moolah;
Frankie Lane; Fred Ward; Freddie Miller; Gary Hart; Gary Quartenelli; Gene Anderson; George Steele; Gordon Solie; Greg Brown; Hawk;
the Hollywood Blonds (02); Hulk Hogan; the Iron Sheik; the Italian Stallion; Ivan Koloff; Jake Roberts; Jeff Sword; Jerry Oates; Jesse Barr;
Jimmy Hart; Jimmy Valiant; John Studd; the Junkyard Dog; Kareem Muhammad; Krusher Khrushchev; Kurt Von Hess; Larry Zbyszko; Les
Thatcher; Les Thornton; Luke Graham; the Masked Superstar; Mike Sharpe; Mr. Ito (02); Nick Patrick; Nikolai Volkoff; Ole Anderson; the
Outlaw (03); Paul Ellering; Paul Jones (01); Paul Jones (02); Paul Orndorff; Pez Whatley; Randy Barber; the Renegade (01); Rip Rogers;
the Road Warriors; Rocky Johnson; Ron Garvin; S.D. Jones; Sam Houston; Sergeant Slaughter; the Spoiler (02); the Spoiler (03); Stan
Hansen; Steve Brinson; Steve Starr; Steve Travis; Ted Allen; Ted DiBiase; Ted Oates; Tiger Chung Lee; Tim Horner; Tom Shaft; Tommy
Rich; Tommy Rogers; Tony Atlas; Vince McMahon; Vinnie Valentino; Wendi Richter; the Wolf Pack.
July 1, 1984 (Sunday) – Atlanta, GA – Omni Coliseum [P] (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) >
Krusher Khrushchev over Tommy Rogers > Crusher Blackwell over Dale Veasey > Nikolai Volkoff versus the Masked Superstar ended in
a double countout > Ole Anderson & Gene Anderson over the Assassins (04) (Assassin #1 (02) & Assassin #2 (03)) > National
Heavyweight Title Match: the Spoiler (02) over Brad Armstrong* to win the title > Jimmy Valiant & Dusty Rhodes over the Road Warriors
(Animal & Hawk) > World Television Title Match: Ron Garvin over Jake Roberts* to win the title / Notes: Paul Ellering managed Roberts,
the Spoiler, and the Warriors. Paul Jones (02) managed the Assassins.
July 3, 1984 (Tuesday) – Macon, GA – Macon Coliseum (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Nikolai
Volkoff over Steve Travis > the Spoiler (02) over the Masked Superstar > Les Thornton and Tim Horner went to a draw > Ole Anderson &
Ron Garvin over the Road Warriors (Animal & Hawk) > Brad Armstrong over the Spoiler (02) by disqualification / Notes: Paul Ellering
managed Roberts, the Spoiler, and the Warriors.
July 4, 1984 (Wednesday) – Columbus, GA – Columbus Municipal Auditorium (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship
Wrestling) > Nikolai Volkoff over Steve Travis > Les Thornton and Tim Horner went to a draw > the Spoiler (02) over the Masked Superstar
> Ron Garvin over Jake Roberts > Lumberjack Match: Brad Armstrong over Ted DiBiase > National Tag Team Title Match: Ron Garvin &
Jerry Oates over the Road Warriors (Animal & Hawk)* to win the title / Notes: Paul Ellering managed Roberts, DiBiase, the Spoiler, and
the Warriors.
July 7, 1984 (Saturday) – Atlanta, GA – WTBS Studios (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) Notes: This
was the final episode of “World Championship Wrestling� that featured wrestlers from the promotion, hosted by Gordon Solie.
The infamous “Black Saturday� episode aired on July 14, 1984, with Freddie Miller introducing Vince McMahon was the host, who
went on to broadcast taped matches from the World Wrestling Federation. McMahon had been working for months to buy the company,
and reportedly had controlling interest already, but was still looking to purchase the remaining shares belonging to Ole Anderson and
Fred Ward.
July 8, 1984 (Sunday) – Cincinnati, OH (Les Thatcher – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Steve Travis over Steve Starr
> Mike Sharpe versus Nikolai Volkoff ended in a no contest > Tim Horner over Les Thornton > the Spoiler (02) over Brad Armstrong >
Texas Death Match: Ron Garvin over Ted DiBiase / Notes: Paul Ellering managed DiBiase and the Spoiler.
July 9, 1984 (Monday) – Saginaw, MI (Les Thatcher – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Bob Roop and Tim Horner went
to a draw > Les Thornton over Steve Travis > Mike Sharpe versus Nikolai Volkoff ended in a no contest > Brad Armstrong over Ted
DiBiase by disqualification > Ron Garvin over the Spoiler (02) by disqualification / Notes: Paul Ellering managed DiBiase and the Spoiler.
July 10, 1984 (Tuesday) – Grand Rapids, MI (Les Thatcher – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Tim Horner over Bob
Roop > Mike Sharpe and Nikolai Volkoff went to a draw > Les Thornton over Steve Travis > Lumberjack Match: Ron Garvin over Ted
DiBiase > Brad Armstrong over the Spoiler (02) by disqualification / Notes: Paul Ellering managed DiBiase and the Spoiler.
July 11, 1984 (Wednesday) – Canton, OH (Les Thatcher – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Nikolai Volkoff over Steve
Starr > Les Thornton over Steve Travis > Tim Horner over Bob Roop > Mike Sharpe and Nikolai Volkoff went to a draw > Brad Armstrong
over Ted DiBiase > Ron Garvin over the Spoiler (02) by disqualification / Notes: Paul Ellering managed DiBiase and the Spoiler.
July 12, 1984 (Thursday) – Wheeling, WV (Les Thatcher – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Tim Horner over Bob Roop
> Nikolai Volkoff over Steve Starr > Mike Sharpe and Nikolai Volkoff went to a draw > Les Thornton over Steve Travis > Brad Armstrong
over the Spoiler (02) > Canadian Lumberjack Match: Ron Garvin over Ted DiBiase / Notes: Paul Ellering managed DiBiase and the
Spoiler.
July 13, 1984 (Friday) – Cleveland, OH (Les Thatcher – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Bob Roop over Steve Brinson
> Nikolai Volkoff over Steve Travis by countout > Ted DiBiase over Tim Horner > the Road Warriors (Animal & Hawk) over Jerry Oates &
Mike Sharpe > Brad Armstrong over the Spoiler (02) by disqualification / Notes: Paul Ellering managed DiBiase, the Spoiler, and the
Warriors.
July 14, 1984 (Saturday) – Atlanta, GA – WTBS Studios (Vince McMahon – Promoter / World Wrestling Federation) Notes: This was
the infamous “Black Saturday� incident on “World Championship Wrestling�, with Freddie Miller introducing Vince
McMahon as the host. McMahon went on to broadcast taped matches from the World Wrestling Federation. McMahon had been working
for months to buy the company, and reportedly had controlling interest already, but earlier in the week leading up to this episode was
finally sold the remaining shares belonging to Ole Anderson and Fred Ward.
July 14, 1984 (Saturday) – Macon, GA – Macon Coliseum (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Greg Brown
& Dale Veasey over Ted Allen & Randy Barber > Steve Travis over Steve Starr > Jerry Oates over Bob Brown > Bob Roop over Tim Horner
> Brad Armstrong over Ted DiBiase by disqualification > Ron Garvin over Jake Roberts > Battle Royal: Tim Horner (Winner) / Notes: It is
unclear as to the reason for the battle royal. Earlier in the day, the infamous “Black Saturday� episode of “World Championship
Wrestling� aired on Channel 17. Paul Ellering managed Roberts and DiBiase.
July 15, 1984 (Sunday) – Marietta, GA – Cobb County Civic Center (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling)
> Steve Travis & Tim Horner over the Wolf Pack (members involved are unknown to us at this time) > Gary Quartenelli over Dale Veasey >
Bruno Sammartino, Jr., over Bob Roop > Jerry Oates versus Crusher Blackwell ended in a no contest > Ted DiBiase over Brad Armstrong
> Ron Garvin over Jake Roberts > Battle Royal: Tim Horner (Winner) / Notes: It is unclear as to the reason for the battle royal. This was
the final card presented by the company following the buyout of the television time slot on Channel 17. Paul Ellering managed Roberts
and DiBiase. Jimmy Hart managed the Wolf Pack.
July 15, 1984 (Sunday) – Savannah, GA – Savannah Civic Center (Aaron Newman – Promoter / Jim Crockett Promotions) > Sam
Houston over Jeff Sword > Bob Bass over Dave Dillinger > Vinnie Valentino over Kurt Von Hess > Don Kernodle & Ivan Koloff over Pez
Whatley & the Renegade (01) by disqualification > Tom Shaft over Jesse Barr > Angelo Mosca, Jr., & Pez Whatley over Gary Hart & the
Outlaw (03)
August 5, 1984 (Sunday) – Marietta, GA – Cobb County Civic Center (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from
Georgia) > Gary Quartenelli over Dale Veasey > Bruno Sammartino, Jr., over Bob Roop > Steve Travis & Tim Horner over the Wolf Pack
(members involved are unknown to us at this time) > Jerry Oates versus Crusher Blackwell ended in a no contest > Ron Garvin over Jake
Roberts > Ted DiBiase over Brad Armstrong > Battle Royal: Tim Horner (Winner) / Notes: It is unclear as to the reason for the battle royal.
Jimmy Hart managed the Wolf Pack.
August 17, 1984 (Friday) – Columbus, OH (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from Georgia) > Steve Travis and the
Italian Stallion went to a draw > Jerry Oates & Tim Horner over Steve Brinson & the Big O (05) > 666 over Dale Veasey > Brad Armstrong
over Bob Roop by disqualification > Ron Garvin versus Crusher Blackwell ended in a no contest > Ron Garvin over Ted DiBiase
August 18, 1984 (Saturday) – Baltimore, MD (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from Georgia) > Steve Travis over
Davey G > Jerry Oates over Bob Roop > Tim Horner over 666 by disqualification > Ole Anderson & Jerry Oates over the Assassins (04)
(Assassin #1 (02) & Assassin #2 (03)) > Ted DiBiase over Brad Armstrong > Larry Zbyszko versus Bruno Sammartino, Jr., ended in a no
contest > World Television Title Canadian Lumberjack Match: Ron Garvin over Jake Roberts* to win the title
August 19, 1984 (Sunday) – Macon, GA – Macon Coliseum (Fred Ward – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from Georgia) > Jerry
Oates over Dale Veasey > Steve Travis and the Italian Stallion went to a draw > Tim Horner over 666 > Brad Armstrong over the Spoiler
(03) > Ole Anderson & Ron Garvin over Bob Roop & Ted DiBiase by disqualification > Nick Patrick and Bob Roop went to a draw
August 24, 1984 (Friday) – Columbus, GA (Fred Ward – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from Georgia) > Tim Horner over Steve
Brinson > Jerry Oates over the Italian Stallion > Dale Veasey over Steve Travis > Ted Oates and Brad Armstrong went to a draw > Ron
Garvin over Assassin #1 (02) > Bob Armstrong & Ole Anderson over Bob Roop & 666
August 25, 1984 (Saturday) – Atlanta, GA – Omni Coliseum (Vince McMahon – Promoter / World Wrestling Federation) > John
Studd over Tiger Chung Lee > Nikolai Volkoff over Rocky Johnson > Paul Orndorff over S.D. Jones > the Junkyard Dog over George
Steele > Battle Royal: Andre the Giant (Winner) > WWF Women’s World Title Match: Wendi Richter* over the Fabulous Moolah > Les
Thornton and Bob Orton, Jr., went to a draw > the Iron Sheik over Sergeant Slaughter by disqualification > Andre the Giant over the Spoiler
(02) > WWF World Heavyweight Title Match: Hulk Hogan* over David Shults / Notes: It is unclear as to the reason for the battle royal.
August 25, 1984 (Saturday) – Macon, GA – Macon Coliseum (Fred Ward – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from Georgia) > Tim
Horner over the Italian Stallion > Steve Travis over Bobby Garrett > 666 over Jerry Oates > Brad Armstrong & the Masked Superstar over
Bob Roop & Ted Oates > Ted DiBiase over Ron Garvin > Lights Out Match: Nick Patrick over Bob Roop
August 26, 1984 (Sunday) – Marietta, GA – Cobb County Civic Center (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from
Georgia) > Jerry Oates over the Italian Stallion > Tim Horner over Ted Oates > the Masked Superstar over the Spoiler (03) > Ron Garvin
over 666 by disqualification > Bob Roop & Ted DiBiase over Ole Anderson & Brad Armstrong
September 2, 1984 (Sunday) – Marietta, GA – Cobb County Civic Center (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from
Georgia) > Steve Starr over Dale Veasey > Tom Shaft over the Italian Stallion > the Masked Superstar over 666 > Jerry Oates & Tim
Horner over the Hollywood Blonds (02) (Ted Oates & Rip Rogers) > World Television Title Match: Bob Roop* over Brad Armstrong >
National Heavyweight Title Match: Ted DiBiase* over Tim Horner
September 9, 1984 (Sunday) – Atlanta, GA – Omni Coliseum [P] (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from
Georgia) > Jerry Oates over the Italian Stallion > the Hollywood Blonds (02) (Ted Oates & Rip Rogers) over Tony Atlas & Tim Horner >
Brad Armstrong over Paul Ellering > Jimmy Valiant over Austin Idol > Indian Strap Match: Bob Armstrong over Ted DiBiase by
disqualification > Round Robin Match: Dusty Rhodes over Stan Hansen and the Masked Superstar > Cage Match: Ron Garvin over Jake
Roberts / Notes: The Stallion substituted for 666 in the match against Oates.
September 16, 1984 (Sunday) – Columbus, GA (Fred Ward – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from Georgia) > Steve Brinson
over Luke Graham > the Hollywood Blonds (02) (Ted Oates & Rip Rogers) over Tim Horner & the Masked Superstar > Brad Armstrong
over Bob Roop > Cage Match: Ron Garvin over Ted DiBiase
September 16, 1984 (Sunday) – Marietta, GA – Cobb County Civic Center (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling
from Georgia) > Mr. Ito (02) over Steve Brinson > Jerry Oates over the Italian Stallion > the Masked Superstar over Luke Graham > the
Hollywood Blonds (02) (Ted Oates & Rip Rogers) over Brad Armstrong & Tim Horner > Georgia Street Fight Match: Ole Anderson & Ron
Garvin over Bob Roop & Kareem Muhammad
September 18, 1984 (Tuesday) – Macon, GA – Macon Coliseum (Fred Ward – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from Georgia) >
Mr. Ito (02) over Frankie Lane > Tim Horner over the Italian Stallion > the Hollywood Blonds (02) (Ted Oates & Rip Rogers) over Ron
Garvin & Jerry Oates > Ted DiBiase over Brad Armstrong > Taped Fist Match: Bob Roop over Ole Anderson > Lights Out Match: Bob Roop
over Nick Patrick
September 21, 1984 (Friday) – Augusta, GA – Richmond County Civic Center (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling
from Georgia) > Mr. Ito (02) over Frankie Lane > Jerry Oates over the Italian Stallion > the Masked Superstar over Luke Graham > the
Hollywood Blonds (02) (Ted Oates & Rip Rogers) over Brad Armstrong & Tim Horner > Indian Strap Match: Ron Garvin over Ted DiBiase
> Lights Out Match: Nick Patrick over Bob Roop
September 23, 1984 (Sunday) – Marietta, GA – Cobb County Civic Center (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling
from Georgia) > Tim Horner over Frankie Lane > Brad Armstrong over Mr. Ito (02) > Taped Fist Match: Ole Anderson over Bob Roop > the
Hollywood Blonds (02) (Ted Oates & Rip Rogers) over Ron Garvin & Jerry Oates > Tommy Rich over Ted DiBiase by disqualification >
Lights Out Match: Ron Garvin & Tim Horner versus Bob Roop & Ted DiBiase ended in a no contest
September 25, 1984 (Tuesday) – Atlanta, GA – Omni Coliseum (Vince McMahon – Promoter / World Wrestling Federation) > the
Junkyard Dog over George Steele > Nikolai Volkoff over Rocky Johnson > Paul Orndorff over S.D. Jones > WWF Women’s World Title
Match: Wendi Richter* over the Fabulous Moolah > Les Thornton and Bob Orton, Jr., went to a draw > Sergeant Slaughter over the Iron
Sheik > WWF World Heavyweight Title Match: Hulk Hogan* over David Shults
September 28, 1984 (Friday) – Macon, GA – Macon Coliseum (Fred Ward – Promoter / Championship Wrestling from Georgia) >
Frankie Lane over Ali Bey (02) > Tim Horner over Don Sanders > Steve Brinson over Mr. Ito (02) > Jerry Oates over Rip Rogers by
disqualification > Brad Armstrong over Ted Oates > Georgia Street Fight Match: Ole Anderson & Ron Garvin over Bob Roop & Ted DiBiase
September 30, 1984 (Sunday) – Marietta, GA – Cobb County Civic Center (Ole Anderson – Promoter / Championship Wrestling
from Georgia) > Frankie Lane and Mr. Ito (02) went to a draw > Women’s Match: Debbie Combs over Donna Day > Tim Horner over
the Italian Stallion > Jerry Oates over Tommy Rogers by disqualification > Brad Armstrong over Ted Oates > Cage Match: Ole Anderson &
Ron Garvin over Bob Roop & Ted DiBiase