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04/28/2012 – April 28 Georgia Wrestling Nostalgia
From Rich Tate:
April 28, 1931 (Tuesday) – Atlanta, GA – Atlanta Municipal Auditorium (Henry Weber – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Amateur Rules Match: Young
Rupley over L.O. Henry > Stone Mountain Leavitt over Rex Smith > Tiny Roebuck over Dick Daviscourt two falls to one / Notes: Soldier Leavitt took the name of Stone
Mountain Leavitt after an Atlanta Constitution writer said the 300-pounder was as large as Stone Mountain after seeing his match against Tom Marvin on April 21, 1931.
This was his first match using the new moniker. He had wrestled for some time, but quit after getting married, and had since returned to the business.
April 28, 1933 (Friday) – Atlanta, GA – Georgia Power Athletic and Social Club (F.P. McGee – Promoter) > Gene Fox versus Jimmy Ward > Curley Baker versus Eddie
Wagner > Bill Crussell versus Tarzan Jordan / Notes: There were two boxing matches, but no details were provided following the card.
April 28, 1933 (Friday) – Atlanta, GA – Westlake Arena (Luke Appling – Promoter) > Charlie Post and Charlie Watkins went to a draw > Dave Terrell over Pat Austin >
Smitty Anderson over Lloyd Brown by disqualification > Whitey Patterson over Red Powell
April 28, 1933 (Friday) – Avondale, GA – Avondale Arena (Wesley Brownlee – Promoter) > Pat Williams versus Dick Jones > Glenn Cowan versus Florida Aiken > John
Mauldin versus Jack McAdams > Boxing Match: Sailor Sneed versus Soldier Davis
April 28, 1944 (Friday) – Atlanta, GA – Atlanta Municipal Auditorium (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Al Massey over Don Lee > Women’
s Match: Mae Young & the Purple Flash over Rose Evans & Elvira Snodgrass > Pedro Gomez over Tiny Oxford > Jack Kelly and Dick Lever went to a draw / Notes: Elmer
Snodgrass managed Snodgrass.
April 28, 1948 (Wednesday) – Marietta, GA – Larry Bell Auditorium (Fred Ward – Promoter / Fred Ward Promotions) > Tony Mello (01) versus Mr. X (05) > Bill Collins
versus Mile High Ross > Tommy Ward versus Jack Singer
April 28, 1950 (Friday) – Blue Ridge, GA (Fred Ward – Promoter / Fred Ward Promotions) > Women’s Match: Mars Bennett over Millie Stafford > Tommy Ward over Bobby
Lane / Notes: It is unclear as to what venue was the site of this card.
April 28, 1952 (Monday) – Augusta, GA – William Bell Auditorium (Tom Mahoney – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Angelo Martinelli versus Wally Dusek >
Al Massey versus Danny Dusek > Southern Heavyweight Title Match: Jack McDonald* versus Doran O’Hara > Danny Dusek & Wally Dusek versus Al Massey & Angelo
Martinelli / Notes: McDonald had been the reigning Southern Heavyweight Champion since he went over Lou Newman on April 5, 1952, in Atlanta.
April 28, 1961 (Friday) – Atlanta, GA – Atlanta Municipal Auditorium (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Jolly Charlie versus Chief Little
Eagle ended in a no contest > Jim Burke & Skull Murphy over Bob Rasmussen & Guy Mitchell > Jerry Graham over Bill Dromo > Loser Rides Jackass Match (No
Disqualification): Ray Gunkel over Gypsy Joe (01) / Notes: The Charlie-Little Eagle match ended after both men collided and were knocked unconscious, then counted
down by the referee. As a result of the stipulation in the Gunkel-Joe match, the latter had to ride a donkey around the auditorium and out into the streets following the
match. It was announced that Don Leo Jonathan would be wrestling Killer Kowalski on the card on May 5, 1961, and that Jones was negotiating with Argentina Rocca for
some future dates.
April 28, 1964 (Tuesday) – Macon, GA – Macon City Auditorium (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Greg Peterson over Sailor Moran > Johnny
Bruce over Buddy Fuller > Kurt Von Brauner & Karl Von Brauner over Joe Scarpa & Billy Hines / Notes: Saul Weingeroff managed the Von Brauners.
April 28, 1965 (Wednesday) – Columbus, GA – Columbus Municipal Auditorium (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Alex Perez versus Buddy
Fuller > Frankie Cain & Chief Little Eagle versus Pedro Zapata & Pancho Villa (02) > Mario Galento versus Billy Hines
April 28, 1966 (Thursday) – Albany, GA (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Ken Lucas & Chris Lucas over the Infernos (Inferno #1 & Inferno #2)
by disqualification > Louie Tillet over Mario Galento > Bobby Shane and Bad Boy Hines went to a draw / Notes: J.C. Dykes managed the Infernos. It is unclear as to what
venue was the site of this card.
April 28, 1967 (Friday) – Atlanta, GA – Atlanta Municipal Auditorium (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Bob Armstrong over Ike Eakins by
disqualification > Rip Hawk & Swede Hanson (02) over Bad Boy Hines & Corsica Jean > Mr. Wrestling (01) over Terry Garvin > Nick Kozak & Dennis Hall over Bobby
Graham & Oki Shikina > Georgia Heavyweight Title Match: Buddy Fuller over El Mongol* to win the title > Title versus Title Match: Gene Anderson & Lars Anderson over
Enrique Torres & Ramon Torres / Notes: In the Andersons-Torres match, the Andersons retained the World Tag Team Title and won the Southern Tag Team Title. The
Torres’ had been the reigning Southern Tag Team Champions since they went over the Andersons on April 11, 1967, in Savannah. It is unclear as to how the Andersons
came to be recognized as World Tag Team Champions. The last reference we have shows the Torres’ defending the title against them on February 24, 1967, in Atlanta.
Mongol had been the reigning Georgia Heavyweight Champion since he went over Kozak on April 7, 1967, in Atlanta. Jack Crawford managed Mongol. Mario Galento
was advertised, but there was no mention in the reports following the card.
April 28, 1970 (Tuesday) – Macon, GA – Macon City Auditorium (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Pedro Valdez and El Medico went to a draw
> Alberto Torres & Ramon Torres over Chati Yokuchi & Fuji (02) > Joe Scarpa over Professor Kimura > Buddy Colt over Bill Dromo / Notes: Homer O’Dell managed Colt.
April 28, 1972 (Friday) – Atlanta, GA – Atlanta Municipal Auditorium (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > John Sullivan over the Avenger (02)
> Bill Dromo versus Assassin #1 (01) > Ox Baker & Rocket Monroe & Flash Monroe over Jerry Oates & Bob Armstrong & El Mongol > Roberto Soto over Buddy Colt > No
Time Limit / No Disqualification Match: Assassin #2 (01) over Dick Steinborn / Notes: The Dromo-Assassin #1 match was cancelled for unknown reasons. Assassin #2
had vowed to remove his mask if he could not defeat Steinborn. Eddie Smith was credited as being a referee for this card. Steinborn participated in an autograph
session for fans.
April 28, 1973 (Saturday) – Atlanta, GA – WTCG Studios (Ann Gunkel – Promoter / All-South Wrestling Alliance) > Ted Oates and Tracy Rivers went to a draw > Bob Ellis &
Ron Pritchard & El Mongol versus Rock Hunter & Guillotine Gordon & Assassin #2 (01) / Notes: This was taped for the “All-South Championship Wrestling” television
program, hosted by Ed Capral. Hunter managed Assassin #2.
April 28, 1973 (Saturday) – Atlanta, GA – WTCG Studios (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Sputnik Monroe over Bob Orton, Jr. > Norvel
Austin & Mr. Wrestling #2 (01) over the Super Infernos (01) (Super Inferno #1 & Super Inferno #2 (01)) by disqualification > Jack Brisco over Danny Miller > Mr. Wrestling
#1 over Bobby Shane by disqualification > Bill Watts over Dale Lewis / Notes: This was taped for the “Georgia Championship Wrestling” television program hosted by
Gordon Solie. J.C. Dykes managed the Infernos. Winston escorted Shane to the ring. Watts joined Solie to say he had collected the $2,000 for unmasking Dr. Blood and
the Texan, and now wanted to collect the $5,000 bounty for unmasking Wrestling #1. Wrestling #1 accepted the challenge, and even offered to remove his mask if he lost
the match, which was set for May 4, 1973.
April 28, 1975 (Monday) – Augusta, GA – William Bell Auditorium (Charlie Harben – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Billy Raven versus Larry Zbyszko >
Bill Dromo versus Cowboy Parker > Ken Dillinger versus Dennis Hall > Chris Taylor versus Don Greene > Bob Armstrong versus Jerry Lawler > No Disqualification
Match: Toru Tanaka versus Mr. Wrestling #2 (01) / Notes: Rock Hunter managed Tanaka.
April 28, 1977 (Thursday) – Rome, GA – Rome Memorial Gymnasium (Charlie Harben – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Dean Ho over Charlie Fulton >
Don Kernodle & Roberto Soto over the Assassin & the French Angel (02) > Dick Slater over Mr. Wrestling #1 > Georgia Television Title Match: Thunderbolt Patterson*
versus Lars Anderson ended in a no contest
April 28, 1978 (Friday) – Atlanta, GA – Atlanta Municipal Auditorium (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Doug Gilbert (01) and Jacques
Goulet went to a draw > Wolfgang Schmidt over Raymond Rougeau > Georgia Tag Team Title Match: Ole Anderson & Lars Anderson over Tommy Rich & Thunderbolt
Patterson to win the title > Stan Hansen versus Rocky Johnson ended in a no contest > Dusty Rhodes & Mr. Wrestling #2 (01) over Billy Graham & Abdullah the Butcher
by disqualification / Notes: Rock Hunter managed Abdullah and Schmidt.
April 28, 1979 (Saturday) – Atlanta, GA – WTCG Studios (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Tommy Rich & Norvel Austin over Rick Oliver
& Jim Fordham > Georgia Television Title Match: Bob Armstrong* over Carl Fergie > Blackjack Lanza over Wayne Rogers > King Kong Mosca over Ron Moates > Ole
Anderson & Ivan Koloff over Raymond Rougeau & Jerry Roberts > Chick Donovan over John Wolfe > Tony Atlas over Rick Oliver > Wahoo McDaniel over Wayne Rogers >
Ivan Koloff & Blackjack Lanza over Frank Dusek & Mike Stallings > Wahoo McDaniel over Luke Graham by disqualification > John Wolfe and Genichiro Tenryu went to a
draw / Notes: This was taped for the “Georgia Championship Wrestling” television program hosted by Gordon Solie. During the McDaniel-Graham match, Ric Flair
charged the ring and attacked McDaniel. Bobby Heenan managed Lanza and Mosca.
April 28, 1980 (Monday) – Augusta, GA – William Bell Auditorium (Charlie Harben – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Mike Sharpe over Charlie Fulton >
Kevin Sullivan & Tony Atlas over Bob Sweetan & the French Angel (02) > Ivan Koloff & Alexis Smirnoff over Jay Strongbow & Lars Anderson > Georgia Heavyweight Title
Match: Tommy Rich over Austin Idol* by disqualification > Champion of Champions Cup Match: Mr. Wrestling #2 (01)* over Baron Von Raschke / Notes: Rock Hunter
managed Koloff and Smirnoff.
April 28, 1981 (Tuesday) – Macon, GA – Macon Coliseum (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > NWA World Heavyweight Title Match: Tommy
Rich* over Harley Race
April 28, 1985 (Sunday) – Atlanta, GA – Omni Coliseum (Vince McMahon – Promoter / World Wrestling Federation) > Mr. Wrestling #2 (01) over Rene Goulet > Brutus
Beefcake over George Welles > David Sammartino over Matt Borne > Ricky Steamboat over Les Thornton > WWF Women’s World Title Match: Wendi Richter* over
Leilani Kai > WWF World Tag Team Title Match: Barry Windham & Mike Rotundo over Nikolai Volkoff & the Iron Sheik* by countout > WWF World Heavyweight Title Match:
Hulk Hogan* over Paul Orndorff
From Rich Tate:
April 28, 1931 (Tuesday) – Atlanta, GA – Atlanta Municipal Auditorium (Henry Weber – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Amateur Rules Match: Young
Rupley over L.O. Henry > Stone Mountain Leavitt over Rex Smith > Tiny Roebuck over Dick Daviscourt two falls to one / Notes: Soldier Leavitt took the name of Stone
Mountain Leavitt after an Atlanta Constitution writer said the 300-pounder was as large as Stone Mountain after seeing his match against Tom Marvin on April 21, 1931.
This was his first match using the new moniker. He had wrestled for some time, but quit after getting married, and had since returned to the business.
April 28, 1933 (Friday) – Atlanta, GA – Georgia Power Athletic and Social Club (F.P. McGee – Promoter) > Gene Fox versus Jimmy Ward > Curley Baker versus Eddie
Wagner > Bill Crussell versus Tarzan Jordan / Notes: There were two boxing matches, but no details were provided following the card.
April 28, 1933 (Friday) – Atlanta, GA – Westlake Arena (Luke Appling – Promoter) > Charlie Post and Charlie Watkins went to a draw > Dave Terrell over Pat Austin >
Smitty Anderson over Lloyd Brown by disqualification > Whitey Patterson over Red Powell
April 28, 1933 (Friday) – Avondale, GA – Avondale Arena (Wesley Brownlee – Promoter) > Pat Williams versus Dick Jones > Glenn Cowan versus Florida Aiken > John
Mauldin versus Jack McAdams > Boxing Match: Sailor Sneed versus Soldier Davis
April 28, 1944 (Friday) – Atlanta, GA – Atlanta Municipal Auditorium (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Al Massey over Don Lee > Women’
s Match: Mae Young & the Purple Flash over Rose Evans & Elvira Snodgrass > Pedro Gomez over Tiny Oxford > Jack Kelly and Dick Lever went to a draw / Notes: Elmer
Snodgrass managed Snodgrass.
April 28, 1948 (Wednesday) – Marietta, GA – Larry Bell Auditorium (Fred Ward – Promoter / Fred Ward Promotions) > Tony Mello (01) versus Mr. X (05) > Bill Collins
versus Mile High Ross > Tommy Ward versus Jack Singer
April 28, 1950 (Friday) – Blue Ridge, GA (Fred Ward – Promoter / Fred Ward Promotions) > Women’s Match: Mars Bennett over Millie Stafford > Tommy Ward over Bobby
Lane / Notes: It is unclear as to what venue was the site of this card.
April 28, 1952 (Monday) – Augusta, GA – William Bell Auditorium (Tom Mahoney – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Angelo Martinelli versus Wally Dusek >
Al Massey versus Danny Dusek > Southern Heavyweight Title Match: Jack McDonald* versus Doran O’Hara > Danny Dusek & Wally Dusek versus Al Massey & Angelo
Martinelli / Notes: McDonald had been the reigning Southern Heavyweight Champion since he went over Lou Newman on April 5, 1952, in Atlanta.
April 28, 1961 (Friday) – Atlanta, GA – Atlanta Municipal Auditorium (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Jolly Charlie versus Chief Little
Eagle ended in a no contest > Jim Burke & Skull Murphy over Bob Rasmussen & Guy Mitchell > Jerry Graham over Bill Dromo > Loser Rides Jackass Match (No
Disqualification): Ray Gunkel over Gypsy Joe (01) / Notes: The Charlie-Little Eagle match ended after both men collided and were knocked unconscious, then counted
down by the referee. As a result of the stipulation in the Gunkel-Joe match, the latter had to ride a donkey around the auditorium and out into the streets following the
match. It was announced that Don Leo Jonathan would be wrestling Killer Kowalski on the card on May 5, 1961, and that Jones was negotiating with Argentina Rocca for
some future dates.
April 28, 1964 (Tuesday) – Macon, GA – Macon City Auditorium (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Greg Peterson over Sailor Moran > Johnny
Bruce over Buddy Fuller > Kurt Von Brauner & Karl Von Brauner over Joe Scarpa & Billy Hines / Notes: Saul Weingeroff managed the Von Brauners.
April 28, 1965 (Wednesday) – Columbus, GA – Columbus Municipal Auditorium (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Alex Perez versus Buddy
Fuller > Frankie Cain & Chief Little Eagle versus Pedro Zapata & Pancho Villa (02) > Mario Galento versus Billy Hines
April 28, 1966 (Thursday) – Albany, GA (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Ken Lucas & Chris Lucas over the Infernos (Inferno #1 & Inferno #2)
by disqualification > Louie Tillet over Mario Galento > Bobby Shane and Bad Boy Hines went to a draw / Notes: J.C. Dykes managed the Infernos. It is unclear as to what
venue was the site of this card.
April 28, 1967 (Friday) – Atlanta, GA – Atlanta Municipal Auditorium (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Bob Armstrong over Ike Eakins by
disqualification > Rip Hawk & Swede Hanson (02) over Bad Boy Hines & Corsica Jean > Mr. Wrestling (01) over Terry Garvin > Nick Kozak & Dennis Hall over Bobby
Graham & Oki Shikina > Georgia Heavyweight Title Match: Buddy Fuller over El Mongol* to win the title > Title versus Title Match: Gene Anderson & Lars Anderson over
Enrique Torres & Ramon Torres / Notes: In the Andersons-Torres match, the Andersons retained the World Tag Team Title and won the Southern Tag Team Title. The
Torres’ had been the reigning Southern Tag Team Champions since they went over the Andersons on April 11, 1967, in Savannah. It is unclear as to how the Andersons
came to be recognized as World Tag Team Champions. The last reference we have shows the Torres’ defending the title against them on February 24, 1967, in Atlanta.
Mongol had been the reigning Georgia Heavyweight Champion since he went over Kozak on April 7, 1967, in Atlanta. Jack Crawford managed Mongol. Mario Galento
was advertised, but there was no mention in the reports following the card.
April 28, 1970 (Tuesday) – Macon, GA – Macon City Auditorium (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Pedro Valdez and El Medico went to a draw
> Alberto Torres & Ramon Torres over Chati Yokuchi & Fuji (02) > Joe Scarpa over Professor Kimura > Buddy Colt over Bill Dromo / Notes: Homer O’Dell managed Colt.
April 28, 1972 (Friday) – Atlanta, GA – Atlanta Municipal Auditorium (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > John Sullivan over the Avenger (02)
> Bill Dromo versus Assassin #1 (01) > Ox Baker & Rocket Monroe & Flash Monroe over Jerry Oates & Bob Armstrong & El Mongol > Roberto Soto over Buddy Colt > No
Time Limit / No Disqualification Match: Assassin #2 (01) over Dick Steinborn / Notes: The Dromo-Assassin #1 match was cancelled for unknown reasons. Assassin #2
had vowed to remove his mask if he could not defeat Steinborn. Eddie Smith was credited as being a referee for this card. Steinborn participated in an autograph
session for fans.
April 28, 1973 (Saturday) – Atlanta, GA – WTCG Studios (Ann Gunkel – Promoter / All-South Wrestling Alliance) > Ted Oates and Tracy Rivers went to a draw > Bob Ellis &
Ron Pritchard & El Mongol versus Rock Hunter & Guillotine Gordon & Assassin #2 (01) / Notes: This was taped for the “All-South Championship Wrestling” television
program, hosted by Ed Capral. Hunter managed Assassin #2.
April 28, 1973 (Saturday) – Atlanta, GA – WTCG Studios (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Sputnik Monroe over Bob Orton, Jr. > Norvel
Austin & Mr. Wrestling #2 (01) over the Super Infernos (01) (Super Inferno #1 & Super Inferno #2 (01)) by disqualification > Jack Brisco over Danny Miller > Mr. Wrestling
#1 over Bobby Shane by disqualification > Bill Watts over Dale Lewis / Notes: This was taped for the “Georgia Championship Wrestling” television program hosted by
Gordon Solie. J.C. Dykes managed the Infernos. Winston escorted Shane to the ring. Watts joined Solie to say he had collected the $2,000 for unmasking Dr. Blood and
the Texan, and now wanted to collect the $5,000 bounty for unmasking Wrestling #1. Wrestling #1 accepted the challenge, and even offered to remove his mask if he lost
the match, which was set for May 4, 1973.
April 28, 1975 (Monday) – Augusta, GA – William Bell Auditorium (Charlie Harben – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Billy Raven versus Larry Zbyszko >
Bill Dromo versus Cowboy Parker > Ken Dillinger versus Dennis Hall > Chris Taylor versus Don Greene > Bob Armstrong versus Jerry Lawler > No Disqualification
Match: Toru Tanaka versus Mr. Wrestling #2 (01) / Notes: Rock Hunter managed Tanaka.
April 28, 1977 (Thursday) – Rome, GA – Rome Memorial Gymnasium (Charlie Harben – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Dean Ho over Charlie Fulton >
Don Kernodle & Roberto Soto over the Assassin & the French Angel (02) > Dick Slater over Mr. Wrestling #1 > Georgia Television Title Match: Thunderbolt Patterson*
versus Lars Anderson ended in a no contest
April 28, 1978 (Friday) – Atlanta, GA – Atlanta Municipal Auditorium (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Doug Gilbert (01) and Jacques
Goulet went to a draw > Wolfgang Schmidt over Raymond Rougeau > Georgia Tag Team Title Match: Ole Anderson & Lars Anderson over Tommy Rich & Thunderbolt
Patterson to win the title > Stan Hansen versus Rocky Johnson ended in a no contest > Dusty Rhodes & Mr. Wrestling #2 (01) over Billy Graham & Abdullah the Butcher
by disqualification / Notes: Rock Hunter managed Abdullah and Schmidt.
April 28, 1979 (Saturday) – Atlanta, GA – WTCG Studios (Paul Jones (01) – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Tommy Rich & Norvel Austin over Rick Oliver
& Jim Fordham > Georgia Television Title Match: Bob Armstrong* over Carl Fergie > Blackjack Lanza over Wayne Rogers > King Kong Mosca over Ron Moates > Ole
Anderson & Ivan Koloff over Raymond Rougeau & Jerry Roberts > Chick Donovan over John Wolfe > Tony Atlas over Rick Oliver > Wahoo McDaniel over Wayne Rogers >
Ivan Koloff & Blackjack Lanza over Frank Dusek & Mike Stallings > Wahoo McDaniel over Luke Graham by disqualification > John Wolfe and Genichiro Tenryu went to a
draw / Notes: This was taped for the “Georgia Championship Wrestling” television program hosted by Gordon Solie. During the McDaniel-Graham match, Ric Flair
charged the ring and attacked McDaniel. Bobby Heenan managed Lanza and Mosca.
April 28, 1980 (Monday) – Augusta, GA – William Bell Auditorium (Charlie Harben – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > Mike Sharpe over Charlie Fulton >
Kevin Sullivan & Tony Atlas over Bob Sweetan & the French Angel (02) > Ivan Koloff & Alexis Smirnoff over Jay Strongbow & Lars Anderson > Georgia Heavyweight Title
Match: Tommy Rich over Austin Idol* by disqualification > Champion of Champions Cup Match: Mr. Wrestling #2 (01)* over Baron Von Raschke / Notes: Rock Hunter
managed Koloff and Smirnoff.
April 28, 1981 (Tuesday) – Macon, GA – Macon Coliseum (Fred Ward – Promoter / Georgia Championship Wrestling) > NWA World Heavyweight Title Match: Tommy
Rich* over Harley Race
April 28, 1985 (Sunday) – Atlanta, GA – Omni Coliseum (Vince McMahon – Promoter / World Wrestling Federation) > Mr. Wrestling #2 (01) over Rene Goulet > Brutus
Beefcake over George Welles > David Sammartino over Matt Borne > Ricky Steamboat over Les Thornton > WWF Women’s World Title Match: Wendi Richter* over
Leilani Kai > WWF World Tag Team Title Match: Barry Windham & Mike Rotundo over Nikolai Volkoff & the Iron Sheik* by countout > WWF World Heavyweight Title Match:
Hulk Hogan* over Paul Orndorff