CARDS & RESULTS
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This section is a collaborative effort, the results of many exhaustive hours of work done by various researchers, historians, fans, and in some cases, wrestlers, and promoters.  If you have any material that you can offer, please send to our Contributions group.

Within each section, we detail the date, day, city, and state of the card, as well as the venue and attendance if known.  In addition, each card is accompanied by the promoter and the affiliation of the promoter if they were working under a collective banner with other promoters.  Where the results have been documented, they are listed, and all title matches and gimmick matches are identified accordingly.  We attempt to include notes regarding each title if we are able to do so.

We provide additional notes where available, such as noteworthy references for the specific cards themselves, or items of interest from the program for a card.  You will also find mentions of the various office staffs, as well as radio or television programming information throughout this section.

For promotions based in Georgia, we list all information available to us, although it may have been outside of the state.  An example of this would be Georgia Championship Wrestling, Inc., who ran shows outside the state during the 1980s in Alabama, Florida, Maryland, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, or Jim Crockett Promotions and World Championship Wrestling, which was a major player competing internationally with World Wrestling Entertainment, formerly known as the World Wrestling Federation from the 1980s the early 2000s.  For promotions not based in Georgia, but who occasionally promote events within our state, only those cards are provided.  An example of this would be the aforementioned World Wrestling Entertainment, which is based in Connecticut, but runs shows mostly on a semi-annual basis in Georgia.

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