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45 years ago yesterday. What a treat to go back in time with Vin.

Keep em comin’ Larry!

Wayne Faris used to wrestled in Memphis Tennessee along with Jerry lawler

The description is wrong. It's Broncos @ Bengals...

8:43 ah Gibson you're about to take a forced nap. Dirty trick. Sleep well hero.

Jesse Barr was a very good wrestler!!!!

These games are great. Baseball during the 70's was my childhood. Going to Milwaukee County🏟Stadium🏟 during those years will be some of the most iconic and special memories and times I ever had. However I also love ⚾️Baseball⚾️ no matter who's playing. On Saturday afternoons there was absolutely nothing like the "Game of the Week!" Getting to watch National League games were great since the Brewers were an American League team then. So watching the Dodgers, Mets, Astros, the Big Red Machine, the Expos(one of my favorite teams in the NL), the Phillies, and other great teams and players I didn't always get to watch, was always fun! Nolan Ryan, Steve Carlton, Don Sutton, Gaylord Perry, and later into the 80's, Fernando Valenzuela and Doc Gooden. Players/Hitters like Steve Garvey, Pete Rose, Mike Schmidt, Joe Morgan, and again a bit later, Darryl Strawberry. Willie Stargell, Dave Parker, and before Roid-Boy Bonds head grew to twice it's size, him as well. Bonds had speed and a wicked bat. There were some phenomenal players back then. Baseball was such a great place for kids to spend an afternoon or evening. There was NOTHING better than having your Dad hand you your Ticket to the game as you walked into your team's 🏟Stadium🏟!! Watching your team warm up, taking batting practice, if you were lucky enough to be able to head down to the 1st row and get an autograph. I was extremely lucky since the Brewers parking area wasn't fenced off or blocked off. After games kids could wait for the players to come out and most of them would take some time and sign autographs for you. Not always but usually. Being able to meet players like Robin Yount, Paul Molitor, Gorman Thomas, Ben Oglive, Jim Gantner, Charlie Moore, Lary Sorenson, Moose Haas, Billy Travers, Pete Ladd, and my all-time favorite player Mike Caldwell! Those were really special times! Those were days that are forever etched in my memories. Special, very special memories. Mom, Dad, the ballpark, 🌭🌭Hotdogs🌭🌭, 🌭🌭Brats🌭🌭, 🌭🌭Polish🌭Sausages🌭🌭, 🍟🍟French-Fries🍟🍟 and the ol` standard, 🍿🍿Popcorn🍿🍿, 🥜🥜Peanuts🥜🥜, and Applejacks and anything else you could eat!! LOL. 🥨🥨🍫🍫🍦🍦🍨🍨🍭🍭🍬🍬🥤🥤🥤🥤, and for Mom & Dad 🍺🍻Beer!🍻🍺!! The summers of 1977, 78, 79, 80, 81, and 82 were made extra special because of the above reasons I have mentioned. Thank you Mom, thank you Dad! Thanks to baseball, and Thank God.

Ref got hit twice, no DQ & WTF is on Hawk's face?😂

Man, Efren Herrera is a lousy kicker!! He shanked the ball all over the Vet that day. He did the same thing in SB 12 too. I see why they switched to Septien in 78.

Funny the Broncos won't have a solid victory like this in all of the 2024 season. They just won their first preseason game against the Colts today. They will probably only win 7 or 8 more games all year.

I’m proud to say that I couldn’t stand Buck Zumhofe even before his private life became known.

0:15-0:38 Aw, so cute! 🥰🥰🥰🐯🐅

RUFUS ARE JONES WAS NOT A PART OF THE CARD

The Gabe was the Gabe.

Ric sold better than any wrestler who ever lived.

Rufus!

0:03 Darth Vader!

One word... PRICELESS!

No Show Scheduled: February 7, 1983. However, there was a show that was held on February 6, 1983 at the Cook Convention Center.

Plenty of good seats available. LOL. I have no idea how the Giants managed to stay in SF all those years. I recall the rumors in the early 80s about San Jose but it never materialized. I love sports of this era.

I would rather watch this match than what they shit out today. WWE has gotten better since Vince left but 80s wrestling is the best. They used to know how to sell back then. They used to know how to sell it as a real fight and they knew how to throw believable worked punches. This is a perfect example of less IS more! Gordy and Flair.. 2 of the best ever.

Nikiti Koloff? 6:54.

Classic NWA.

23:55 looks like a great episode of BJ & The Bear LOL

BLACK ninja...racist!!

Jack Youngblood kicking off at the 31:40 mark. Kicker Frank Corrall was hurt?

Hernandez, Adams, and Roberts. There are Three of a Kind Working on a Full House!😂B.W.

1:12:15 love Rude as a Face.

14:50 Magnum dazed, defenseless, and about to be humiliated...

Loved Gino Hernandez he was one of the greatest ❤

Any chance you have the Rockies - Indians game from June 27 2004??

I use to love to see the Kings in their deep purple and gold road uniforms at Maple Leaf Gardens in the 70’s….. an AMAZING era in every way.

I remember this game well. I was 16 and watched this whole game along with my father on a Sunday afternoon that felt more like a hot summer day. Rooting for the NYG was heartbreaking back then. The G-Men turned the corner the next season as Lawrence Taylor arrived and changed everything.

MISSISSIPPI BORN😅

KAMALA PLAYED HIS CHARACTER WELL ALSO

7:06 dude could throw

A young man from Memphis named Dwayne Johnson was definitely impressed by this!🤔😉🎤🐃🏈🎥🤼‍♂️B.W.

23:08 and 30:17 Johnny Bench and Gary Carter give the lineups.

Good play 8:05

Dick Enberg (former college baseball coach) and Bob Costas (former Toledo Mud Hens utility infielder).

I like them black shiny wrestling boots magnum ta is wearing

The very young L.A. Knight clearly took notes.🤔🎤🤼‍♂️B.W.

0:19 How ON EARTH did they never have a Storyline involving Magnum T.A. vs. Jake Roberts? For crying out loud, Terry Allen was the Co Commentator on TV in Jacksonville, Florida when Jake Roberts collected the infamous $1,100 Bounty from "Nivek Navillus" as he smashed his Knee into Barry Windham's nose! Gordon Solie: "'Nivek Navillus'? There's something familiar about that name!"😂😉🎤🌊☀️🍊🌴🐍🐴💎👔👞👞🤼‍♂️B.W.

20:38 lights out Duggan. Coldcocked with the weighted glove. Sleep tight hero...

The legendary Sonny "Rough House" Fargo your referee. Jackie must not have had to sign him out of the Nut House (which is the gimmick they used in Memphis in the 70s. Jackie would need help for a tag match and he'd go to Lance Russell and say "Now you made me go and do it. I signed Rough House out of the hospital.") Watch some of Jackie and Rough House's tag matches in the 70s.

Ok I meant Bob Claude calls the action and plus saw some of this show when I've had error WWE tns classic on demand it was awesome to be enjoying it

Bob vsau

I didn't know Nikita Koloff was around in 1984. I thought he came in mid 85

Mid -south wrestling was on top in the 1980s

27:00 Richie Hebner could have played several more years. The Phillies should have brought him back after trading Pete Rose.