Match of the Year • NWA Southern heavyweight title match
  The Stomper w/mgr. Bearcat Wright vs. Andre the Giant
Mike Boyette & Chris Colv w/valet Bill Colt vs. Jackie & Roughhouse Fargo
Bobo Brazil vs. Jerry Lawler
Six-Man Tag Team Battle
  Tojo Yamamoto, George Gulas & Jerry Jarrett vs. Al Greene, Phil Hickerson & Paul Maxwell
Magnificent Zulu vs. Buddy Bower
Tommy Marlin vs. Mr. Suzuki

NOTES:
This was the card I (Scott Teal) attended the night Nick Gulas asked me to come work for Gulas-Welch Promotions.

Gulf Coast tournament final
  Eduardo Perez beat Lee Fields
Tom Drake beat Mario Galento
Angelo Martinelli beat The Great Malenko (dq)
Fred Blassie beat Guy LaRose

NOTES:
Attendance at this card was 12,000, a record which has never been beaten.

World title match
  Jack Brisco* beat Ken Lucas
World junior heavyweight title match
  Danny Hodge* beat Jackie Fargo
Gulf Coast title match
  Masked Medic beat Mike Boyette (cor)
Ladies World title match
  Fabulous Moolah* beat Toni Rose
U.S. tag team title match
  The Infernos w/mgr. J.C. Dykes beat Rocket Monroe & Flash Monroe
Mid-South women's tag team title match
  Susan Green & Peggy Patterson beat Dottie Downs & Paula Kaye
Southeastern junior heavyweight title match
  Les Thatcher* beat Kubla Khan
Alabama title match
  Dick Dunn* beat Norvel Austin

NOTES:
This card featured eight title matches.  Three titles changed hands.

Karl & Skull Von Stroheim vs. Sam Steamboat & Jimmy Stuart
Jim Boggs vs. The Masked Terror

Australasian tag team title match
  Dick Dunn & Don Carson vs. Bob Roop & Scott Casey
Challenge tag team match
  Sprios Arion & Mario Milano vs. The Masked Medics
NWA tournament match
  Paul DeMarco vs. Danny Little Bear
NWA tournament match
  Ron Fuller vs. Guy Mitchell
NWA tournament match
  Chris Peters vs. Ron Miller
NWA tournament match
  John De Silva vs. Robert Bruce
Greg Peterson vs. Johnny Gray

NOTES:
The Medics were Bob Griffin & Tank Morgan.

Gorgeous George beat French Angel [Maurice Tillet]
George & Bobby Becker beat Tom Rice & Frank Jares
Vic Holbrook drew Reg Siki
Tony Martinez beat Jack Kennedy
Kay Bell drew Fred Atkins

NOTES:
Reported attendance was 10,400.

Promoter: Cal Eaton, matchmaker: Johnny Doyle, Referee: Mike Ruby
Lee Grable beat Ray Piret
Midgets
  Sky Low Low beat Cowboy Cassidy [aka Sonny Boy Cassidy]
Red Berry drew Billy Varga
World tag team title match
  Mike & Ben Sharpe* beat Sandor Szabo & Vic Christy
NWA world junior heavyweight title match
  Danny McShain drew Rito Romero
NWA world heavyweight title match
  Lou Thesz beat Baron Michelle Leone

NOTES:
1. This was the first time a gate for wrestling reached (and exceeded) $100,000. A total 25,256 people paid $103,277.75.  The United Press account on the night of the card had the crowd at 24,500 and the gross at $90,000.
2. Leone was the Los-Angeles based world champion.  Thesz' win unified the two titles.
3. Ed (Strangler) Lewis was in Thesz' corner.

World title match
  The Destroyer [Dick Beyer]* drew Lou Thesz
Count Billy Varga beat Ed Sharkey
Ray Stern beat Dick Garza
Ricky Starr beat Sir Alan Garfield
Midgets
  Little Beaver & Tiny Tim drew Sky Low Low & Billy The Kid
Dick Hutton drew Jesse Ortega
Eric Rommel drew Gene LeBell

NOTES:
1. The Destroyer was the WWA world champion.
2. Dick Garza would later be known as The Mighty Igor.

World title match*
  Mark Lewin beat Lou Thesz
WWA tag team title match*
  El Shereef & Hardboiled Haggerty beat Pedro Morales & Luis Hernandez
U.S. women's title match
  Rita Marez* beat Mae Young
Buddy Austin beat Haystack Calhoun
The Destroyer [Dick Beyer] beat El Mongol
Magnificent Maurice beat Gorilla Marconi

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Dory Funk Jr.* beat Buddy Austin [stopped due to blood]
Mil Mascaras drew Black Gordman
Sicilian stretcher death match
  Pedro Morales NC Sheik
U.S. title match (San Francisco version)
  Pat Patterson* drew Bull Ramos
Ernie Ladd & Bobo Brazil beat Curtis Iaukea & The Convict [Stan Frazier]
The Medics & Francisco Flores beat Chris Markoff, Magnificent Maurice & Mike Riker
Ladies world title match
  Fabulous Moolah beat Donna Christantello

NOTES:
1. This probably was the biggest show ever held at the Olympic.  It was a show of power against invading Verne Gagne's promotion, which was challenging the NWA in LA.
2. The Convict, who had been absent from LA for a year, returned to take the place of Don Leo Jonathan as Iaukea's tag team partner.

International title match
  Giant Baba* drew The Sheik
Mil Mascaras beat Buddy Fuller
Los Medicos beat Rip Hawk & Swede Hanson
Danny Hodge beat Rocky Montero
Ray Gordon beat Johnny Walker
Dale Lewis beat Francisco Flores
Kinji Shibuya & Mr. Saito beat Black Gordman & Bull Ramos
Ben Justice beat Magnificent Maurice

NOTES:
1. The poster reflects the actual matches that took place, rather than the advertised lineup.
2. Gorilla Monsoon was supposed to wrestle Baba, but no-showed, so the Sheik took his place. Jose Lothario, scheduled to wrestle Jay York, also was a no-show.

Revenge match  
Freddie Blassie beat John Tolos
NWA lightweight heavyweight title match  
El Solitario* beat Raul Mata
Ladies world title match ("Girl's World Championship")  
Fabulous Moolah* beat Betty Niccoli
America's tag team title match*  
Black Gordman & Goliath beat Kenji Shibuya & Mr. Saito
NWA world light-heavyweight title match  
El Gran Lothario* pinned Ripper Collins
U.S. heavyweight title match* (San Francisco version)  
Peter Maivia beat Dutch Savage (dq)
Frankie Lane pinned Paul DeMarco
Gran Markus beat Suni War Cloud via submission
The Masked Medics beat Earl Maynard & Argentina Apollo
El Sicodelico beat Fidel Castillo (dq)

NOTES:
1. Shown live on CCTV, this card was billed as the "Biggest wrestlng card in the history of the world."
2. 25,847 people attended, paying $142,158.50.
3. Paul DeMarco was billed to defend the U.S. title against Frankie Lane, but Maivia defeated him for the title in San Francisco on July 31.

No Time Limit • Loser Leaves Town
  Texas Red vs. Alexis Smirnoff
Ed Moretti & Lumper Tuufuli vs. Dean Ho & Takashi Onoumi
Tenuryu Shamada vs. Art Dominguez

NOTES:
1. This was the pro debut of Ed "Moondog" Moretti.
2. Texas Red was Red Bastien.

U.S. title match
  Ray Stevens* beat Bearcat Wright
World tag team title match
  Mitsu Arakawa & Kinji Shibuya* beat Hercules Cortez & Wilbur Snyder
Ed Miller beat Chief Big Heart
Luis Martinez beat Waldo Von Erich
Don Manoukian beat Czaja Nandor
The Sheik beat Seymour Koenig
Peper Gomez beat Karl Von Schoberg

NOTES:
Reported attendance was 15,750.

World tag team title match
  Peter Maivia & Pepper Gomez beat Kinji Shibuya & Mr. Saito
U.S. title match
  Pat Patterson beat Pedro Morales
Battle of the giants
  Gorilla Monsoon beat Klondike Bill
Special attraction
  Pat Barrett beat The Alaskan
Bobby Shane drew The Mummy
Dick Murdoch beat Jerry Monti
Jim Osborne beat Ronnie Etchison

NOTES:
1. Maivia & Gomez beat Shibuya & Saito in a title match, but the title did not change hands, so it's likely the result was by disqualification.
2. It's unknown why Pedro Morales took the place of Ray Stevens.
3. No result was given for Tom Andrews vs. Francisco Flores, so it's not known if the match took place.

NWA world heavyweight title match*
  Ricky Steamboat beat Ric Flair
NWA world tag team title match
  The Road Warriors* w/mgr. Paul Ellering beat
    The Varsity Club (Steve Williams & Kevin Sullivan)
NWA U.S. title match*
  Lex Luger beat Barry Windham w/mgr. Hiro Matsuda)
NWA world TV title match*
  Mike Rotunda beat Rick Steiner
Loser leaves the NWA
  Midnight Express (Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane) w/mgr. Jim Cornette beat
    The Original Midnight Express
    (Jack Victory & Randy Rose w/mgr. Paul E. Dangerously)
Sting beat Butch Reed (with Hiro Matsuda)
Michael Hayes beat Russian Assassin #1 w/mgr. Paul Jones)

NOTES:
1. Dennis Condrey left the NWA just before the event and was replaced by Jack Victory.
2. Scott Steiner made his NWA debut on this card.
3. Randy Rose lost the fall, so he was forced to leave the promotion.

World title match
  Wladek Kowalski* vs. Yukon Eric
Yvon Robert vs. Joe Christy
Don Leo Jonathan beat Manny Cortez
Johnny Valentine vs. Lee Henning

NOTES:
Kowalski ripped off part of Eric's ear when he came off the ropes with a knee drop.  Eric was taken to the hospital and Kowalski visited him the next day.  During their time there, Kowalski and Eric laughed about the incident, which newspapers reported as Kowalski laughing "at" Eric, rather than "with" him.  As a result, they had a long series of grudge matches throughout North America and Kowalski's first name was changed from "Wladek" to "Killer."

World title match
  Jim Londos vs. Gino Garibaldi
George Zaharias vs. Paul Harper
Joe "Toots" Mondt vs. Hans Bauer
Alex Kasaboski vs. Arthur Dick

No curfew, There must be a winner, George's hair is at stake
  Whipper Watson beat Gorgeous George
Fritz von Erich vs. Ilio DiPaolo
Bobo Brazil vs. Mike Valentino
The Great Bolo vs. John Foti
Ivan Klimenko vs. Pat Flanagan

NOTES:
More than 20,000 fans in the Gardens watched George have his head shaved bald after he lost the match and millions more saw it on television.

U.S. heavyweight title match
  Tiger Jeet Singh drew Edouard Carpentier
International tag team title match
  Billy Watson & Bulldog Brower beat Al Costello & Don Kent
Dewey Robertson drew Fred Atkins
Pat Flanagan beat Hans Schmidt (dq)
Chief White Owl beat George Cannon
Sweet Daddy Siki drew The Assassin
Midgets
  Little Beaver & Joey Russell beat Frenchy Lamonte & Little Brutus

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Terry Funk* beat Dominic Denucci
U.S. title match
  Thunderbolt Patterson beat The Sheik
Women's world title match
  Fabulous Moolah* beat Joyce Grable
Billy Red Lyons & Dewey Robertson drew Al Costello & Don Kent
Carlos Rocha beat Bobby Bass
Tiger Jeet Singh beat Nature Boy Fargo
Edouard Carpentier beat Lou Klein
The Beast drew Wildman
Hank James drew Ripper Collins
Lady Midgets
  Little Dove beat Marie Leveau

Dusty Rhodes & Dick Murdoch beat
    Lars Anderson (sub Nick Bockwinkel) & Ray Stevens
Superstar Billy Graham beat Don Muraco (dq)
Larry Hennig drew Reggie Parks
European rules
  Horst Hoffman drew Geoff Portz (5 rounds)

NOTES:
1. Bockwinkel reportedly injured his knee the night before this card and was unable to appear.  The title was not at stake.
2. Reported attendance was 5,181.

Buddy Rogers beat Cowboy Ron Reed
Johnny Barend & Magnificent Maurice drew Jerry Christy & Bobby Christy
The Shadow beat Pablo Iturbi
The Great Mortimer beat Arnold Skaaland

NOTES:
1. Cowboy Ron Reed would later wrestle as Buddy Colt.
2. The Great Mortimer was future NWA world heavyweight champion Harley Race.

This flyer/poster was circulated by Jack Pfefer, who managed Don and Jackie Fargo.

Thunderbolt Patterson vs. Mr. Saito
Danny Miller & Jack Welch vs. Jim Dalton & Dr. Blood
Sabu Singh vs. Frank Hickey
Jose Betancourt vs. Skull Von Stroheim

NOTES:
This was the first pro wrestling card I (Scott Teal) attended in my hometown of Bradenton.

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Lou Thesz* beat Don Curtis
Karate vs. bare fists
  Eddie Graham beat Hiro Matsuda
Alberto & Ramon Torres beat
    The Great Malenko & Killer Cox [aka Killer Karl Kox]
Ray Villmer drew Duke Keomuka
Crusader #1 drew Mike Paidousis

NOTES:
This card set an attendance record of 11,085, a record for Jacksonville which has never been broken.  2,500 people were turned away and 313 refunds were made.

WWWF heavyweight title vs. NWA world heavyweight title
Special referees Gorilla Monsoon & Don Curtis
  Superstar Billy Graham drew Harley Race
Dusty Rhodes beat Ken Patera
Jack & Jerry Brisco beat Ivan Koloff & Mr. Saito
Southern heavyweight title match
  Pedro Morales* beat Lars Anderson
U.S. tag team title match*
  Mike Graham & Steve Keirn beat Jimmy & Johnny Valiant
Keith Franks beat John Ruffin
Bobby Duncum beat Don Serrano
Chavo Guerrero beat Tank Patterson
8-girl battle royal
  Winner: Joyce Grable
  Other entrants: Suzette Ferriera, Leilani Kai, Pepper LaBianca,
  Wenona Littleheart, Tandy Rich, Terry Shane & Vicki Williams
Ivan Putski beat Ox Baker
Rocky Johnson beat Karl Kox (dq)

NOTES:
1. Attendance was reported at more than 12,000.
2. Graham beat Race by submission to win the first fall in 33:48. Graham lost the second when he was counted out at the 46-minute mark and the time limit expired at 60 minutes.

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Lou Thesz* beat Bill Dromo
Rip Hawk & Swede Hanson beat Sam Steamboat & Eddie Graham
Danny Miller beat The Great Malenko
Jack Bence beat Pepe Gomez

Florida title match, no time limit
  Red Bastien beat Johnny Valentine
The Great Malenko beat Wahoo McDaniel
Sputnik Monroe & Sam Steamboat beat The Blue Demons
Miguel Perez beat Greg Peterson

NWA world heavyweight title match, special referee Leo Garibaldi
  Dory Funk, Jr. drew The Gladiator
Florida title match
  Ciclon Negro* beat Hans Mortier
Brass knuckles title match*
  Joe Scarpa beat Great Malenko*
Florida tag team title match
  The Medics* beat Soto Brothers
Louie Tillet beat Tarzan Tyler
Jack Brisco beat The Good Doctor

NOTES:
The Good Doctor was Dick Dunn.  The Medics were Jim Starr & Billy Garrett.

Florida tag team title match, Tornado match
  Dusty Rhodes & Dick Murdoch* beat El Gran Lothario & Jack Brisco
No disqualification
  Tarzan Tyler beat Louie Tillet
Southern heavyweight title match
  The Great Mephisto* beat Bob Roop
Rene Goulet beat Mr. Saito (37 seconds)
Jim Wolfe & Ronnie Garvin drew Roy & Jack Welch
Frank Martinez beat Chico Montez

Ken Lucas & Pepe Gomez vs.
  Eddie Sullivan & Dandy Jack Morrell [Frank Morrell]
Special grudge match
  Bobby Shane vs. Don Carson
Bob Boyer vs. Don Serrano

Florida title match
  Jack Brisco vs. Bobby Shane
Bobby Duncum & Ole Anderson vs. Bearcat Wright & The Great Malenko
Florida women's title match
  Bonnie Watson vs. June Peterson
The Alaskans, Mike York & Frank Monte, vs. Johnny Walker & Hiro Matsuda
Ron Sanders vs. Greg Peterson

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Jack Brisco beat Dusty Rhodes
Florida title match
  Buddy Colt beat Paul Jones
Super Texan [Mike McCord] beat Jack Welch (sub Bill Watts)
Florida tag team title match
  Dick Slater & Stan Vachon beat
    Danny Hodge & Tony Charles (sub Gorgeous George Jr.)
Ladies title match
  Bonnie Watson beat Marcia Garcia (sub Rita Gomez)
Haystack Calhoun, Kevin Sullivan & Paul LeDuc beat
    Big Mac, Tony Romano & Red Shadow
Tom Jones beat The Psycho

10-round boxing match
  Dick Powell beat Bill Middlekauff (4th round knockout)
Women's world title match
  Mildred Burke* beat Doris Dean
Pete Managoff beat Roy Graham (decision, 45:00)
Johnny Marrs beat Alf Johnson (dq)
Referee Cal Rees

NOTES:
This was the first card promoted by Cowboy (C.P.) Luttrall.

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Gene Kiniski* beat Lou Thesz
World tag team title match
  Wahoo McDaniel & El Gran Lothario beat
    The Infernos (Frankie Cain-Rocky Smith) w/mgr. J.C. Dykes
Lights out Texas death match
  Mario Galento beat J.C. Dykes
Women's title match
  Fabulous Moolah* beat Sherri Lee
Southern tag team title match
  Krusher Kowalski & Black Jack Daniels* beat Johnny Weaver & Jim Becker
Florida title match
  Les Welch* beat Sputnik Monroe

NOTES:
1. The attendance was 7,219 and several hundred people had to be turned away. The previous record was 6,200.
2. McDaniel and Lothario did not win the world tag team title because they won by disqualification.

NWA world heavyweight title match*
  Dory Funk Jr. beat Gene Kiniski
World tag team title match
  The Infernos w/mgr. J.C. Dykes beat
    The Infernos [unmasked as Bobby & Lee Fields]
Southern heavyweight title match*
  Jack Brisco beat The Missouri Mauler
Brass knuckles title match
  The Great Malenko beat Nick Kozak
Florida tag team title match
  The Medics w/mgr. Ken Ramey vs. Joe Scarpa & The Gladiator
Florida title match
  Hans Mortier vs. Tarzan Tyler
Women's World title match
  Fabulous Moolah vs. Sherri Lee

NOTES:
This was one of the annual Gasparilla Spectacular cards, on which all the champions make defenses of their titles.

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Dory Funk Jr. beat Bob Orton
Southern title match
  Missouri Mauler* drew Sailor Art Thomas
Southern tag team title match*
  Mephisto & Dante beat Bob Roop & Buddy Fuller
Florida title match*
  Jack Brisco beat Mr. Saito
Florida tag team title match
  Chris Markoff & Bronco Lubich beat
    Sam Steamboat & Thunderbolt Patterson
Brass knuckles title match
  Danny Miller* beat Dale Lewis
(World midget title match
  Lord Littlebrook* beat Little Bruiser
Florida women's title match
  Sherri Lee* beat Ann Jeanette

NOTES:
1. This was another of the annual Gasparilla Spectacular cards.  This was the only time the Southern tag team and Florida women's titles were defended.
2. This was the beginning of Brisco's first run with the Florida title.

Lights Out match
  Eddie Graham beat Buddy Colt
TV title match*
  Jack Brisco beat Bobby Shane
Florida title match
  Paul Jones* beat Bearcat Wright
Sputnik Monroe & Norvel Austin beat Robert Fuller & Tim Woods
Special challenge match
  Mike Graham beat Buck Robley
Mike Webster drew Great Malenko
Dick Slater beat Ed Wiskwoski

Texas Death match
  Bill Watts beat Buddy Colt
Eddie Graham & Mike Graham beat Dusty Rhodes & Pak Song (cor)
Florida tag team title match
  The Hollywood Blondes (Jerry Brown & Buddy Roberts)
    w/mgr. Sir Oliver Humperdink beat
    Ron Fuller & Robert Fuller
Don Muraco beat Redbeard (dq)
Tony Charles drew Chris Markoff
Silento Rodriguez beat Sputnik Monroe
Kevin Sullivan beat Sonny Rogers

NOTES:
This was the night Dusty Rhodes turned babyface against Pak Song.

6-Man tag team match
  Dusty Rhodes, King Curtis & Mystery Man beat
    Pak Song, The Assassin & Rock Hunter
Taped fist match
  The Missouri Mauler beat Joe Leduc
Florida tag team title match
  Bob Orton Sr. & Bob Roop beat Jack & Jerry Brisco
Collegiate rules match
  Bob Orton, Jr. beat Mike Graham (dq, 18-15 points)
Ray Stevens beat Mighty Igor
Fatback Brown beat Jim Lancaster [dq]
Greg Valentine beat Alex Perez

NOTES:
The "Mystery Man" was Ray Candy.

World heavyweight title match
  Harley Race drew Dusty Rhodes (60:00)
WWWF world heavyweight title match
  Bob Backlund beat Don Muraco (dq)
NWA world junior heavyweight title match
  Les Thornton* beat Mike Graham (dq)
Andre the Giant beat The Super Destroyer (sub Ernie Ladd)
Mask vs. mask
  The Super Destroyer beat Mr. Florida (unmasked as Paul Jones)
Jerry Brisco beat Alfred Hayes
7-girl $10,000 battle royal
  Winner: Wendi Richter
Jack Brisco beat Mr. Saito
Southern heavyweight title match
  Dick Slater beat Barry Windham (countout)
Dick Murdoch & Bugsy McGraw beat Ivan Koloff & Nikolai Volkoff
Jimmy Garvin beat Bobby Jaggers
Scott McGee beat Bill White

NOTES:
Attendance was 17,833 and the gate was $160,000.

Lights out match, North American title at stake
  Bob Armstrong vs. Pak Song
Florida title match, no disqualification
  Bill Watts vs. Dusty Rhodes
Jos LeDuc vs. Dennis McCord
Danny Hodge & Bob Backlund vs.
  The Patriots [Bob Griffin & Bobby Hart]
Hiro Matsuda vs. Gene Lewis
Jay Clay vs. Beautiful Bruce
Mike Pappas vs. The Spider

Florida tag team title match*
  Pat Patterson & Ivan Koloff beat Jack & Jerry Brisco
Special challenge match
  Eddie Graham beat Dutch Mantel (sub Siegfried Stanke)
Skip Young beat Butcher Vachon
Tony Rocco beat Mike Hammer
Dutch Mantel beat Brian Blair

NOTES:
Brian Blair had wrestled on television, but this was his first house match.

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Lou Thesz beat Tarzan Tyler
Tarzan Tyler beat Dick Steinborn
Midget women's match
  Dolly Darcel beat Baby Cheryl
Derrell Cochran & Chief Little Eagle beat Lenny Montana & Tito Kopa
Ladies match
  Betty Ann Spencer beat Sweet Georgia Brown
The Scufflin' Hillbillies beat George Bell & Bulldog Lawley
Bill Dromo beat George Harris
Silento Rodriguez beat Chris Averoff
Ray Gunkel beat Corsica Joe

NOTES:
Tarzan Tyler had been billed as the WWA world heavyweight champion.  The titles were unified due to his loss to Thesz.

Ray Gunkel beat The Mighty Hercules [Larry Hulin] (4th round TKO)
Chief Big Heart & Chief Little Eagle beat Taro Myaki & Corsica Joe
Joe Scarpa vs. Tim Geohagen
Tom Drake beat The Outlaw
Derrell Cochran beat Gene Anderson

NOTES:
No results were reported for the Scarpa-Geohagen match.

Ramon Torres, Mr. Wrestling & the Avenger nc
  El Mongol, Stan & Butcher Vachon
No disqualification
  Ray Gunkel beat Jerry Graham
Alex Perez & Louie Tillet beat Bob Nandor & Buddy Fuller
Tim Geohagen drew Jack Daniels
Ricky Hunter beat Corsica Jean
Bob Armstrong beat Jack Vansky

Georgia heavyweight title match*
  The Professional [Doug Gilbert] beat El Mongol
World tag team title match
  Ray Gunkel & Buddy Fuller* beat
    The Assassins [Joe Hamilton & Tom Renesto]
(Winner to wrestle The Pro for the Georgia title
  El Mongol beat Paul DeMarco
The Kentuckians drew The Professional & the Spoiler
Los Toros beat Dennis Hall & Silento Rodriguez
Bill Dromo beat Skandor Akbar

Oki Shikina beat Mark Starr
Jesse James beat Scandor Akbar (dq)
Ladies
  Vicki Williams beat Donna Christantello
Rock Hunter beat Timothy Geohagen
Dick Steinborn drew Assassin #2 [Joe Hamilton]
Tommy Seigler & El Mongol beat
    The Hollywood Blondes [Jerry Brown & Buddy Roberts (dq)
Ox Baker beat Argentina Apollo

NOTES:
1. This was the first card promoted by Ann Gunkel and All-South Wrestling Alliance after their split from the National Wrestling Alliance.
2. Ann was unable to secure a promoter's license to run inside the Atlanta city limits, so she chose Oglethorpe as her home base for live events until she was approved.
3. The program gives the following credits: Publicity-Charlie Smith, Timekeeper-Jack Smith, Physicians-Drs. E.M. Lee and J.R. Harrison

Southern heavyweight title match
  Bob Armstrong beat Buddy Colt
Danny Hodge vs. Hiro Matsuda
Robert & Buddy Fuller vs. Flash Monroe & Norvel Austin
Bill Dromo drew Doug Gilbert
Eddie Graham vs. Masked Marvel w/mgr. Dandy Jack Crawford
Roy Lee Welch beat Jack Evans
Jerry Oates vs. Carlos Montez

Georgia tag team title match
  Roger Kirby & Buddy Colt* w/advisor Bearcat Wright beat
    Rocky Johnson & Mr. Wrestling #2
North American heavyweight title match
  Bob Armstrong* beat Harley Race w/advisor Bearcat Wright
Loser leaves town
  The Mighty Yankees w/mgr. J.C. Dykes beat Ole & Gene Anderson
Special challenge match
  Ricky Gibson drew Bob Orton Jr.
Danny Little Bear beat Ron Garvin w/mgr. Jimmy Garvin

Steel cage match
  Mr. Wrestling #1 & #2 beat Ole & Gene Anderson
Georgia heavyweight title match*
  Paul Jones beat Dick Slater
Georgia TV title match
  Thunderbolt Patterson* beat Lars Anderson
Dusty Rhodes nc The Sheik
Mixed tag team match
  Black Atlas [Tony Atlas] & Susan Green beat
    The French Angel & the Fabulous Moolah
Randy Savage beat Don Kernodle
Richard Blood & Dean Ho beat Bill Howard & Jack Evans
Roberto Soto beat Charlie Fulton

Thunderbolt Patterson beat Ole Anderson
U.S. heavyweight title match
  Stan Hansen beat Ric Flair* (dq)
Texas bullrope match
  Dusty Rhodes beat Ernie Ladd
Bounty match
  Dick Slater beat the Spoiler
Mr. Wrestling #2 beat Ivan Koloff
Jack & Jerry Brisco beat Hartford Love & the French Angel
Tommy Rich beat Sonny King
Rick Martel beat the Challenger
Pez Whatley drew Mr. Saito

NWA world heavyweight title match, special referee Lou Thesz
  Harley Race* beat Tommy Rich
Cage match, special referees Gene Anderson & Ivan Koloff
  Dusty Rhodes & Ole Anderson nc The Assassins
Texas death match
  Tony Atlas beat Gene Anderson
Mark Lewin & Abdullah The Butcher beat Stan Hansen & Kevin Sullivan
Mr. Wrestling #2 beat Ivan Koloff
NWA world junior heavyweight title match
  Les Thornton* beat Steve Keirn
Chavo Guerrero beat Dutch Mantell
Alexis Smirnoff beat Charles Buffong
Dennis Condrey & Bob Sweetan beat Mike George & Steve Regal

NOTES:
This was the famous cage match where Ole Anderson turned on Dusty Rhodes.

Lights Out Cage match
  Ole Anderson beat Paul Ellering
Last battle of Atlanta, cage match
  Tommy Rich beat Buzz Sawyer
National tag team title match
  Road Warriors nc Jimmy Valiant & Pez Whatley (double dq)
National heavyweight title match
  Brett Wayne nc Jake Roberts battled
Mask vs. mask
  Mr. Wrestling #2 beat Bob Roop
National TV title match
  The Great Kabuki beat Ron Garvin*
Les Thornton beat Joe Lightfoot
Bruno Sammartino Jr. beat Pat Rose

NOTES:
1. The "Last Battle of Atlanta" was the blowoff of the 18-month long feud between Rich and Sawyer.  
2. Paul Ellering was locked in a cage above the ring during the Road Warriors match.
3. Roop subbed for the injured Mr. Wrestling, who unmasked after Two won and was revealed to be Jesse Barr.
4. Even though he lost the match, Garvin retained the TV title because the title was only on the line for the first 15 minutes and the match went longer.

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Ric Flair* beat Jerry Lawler (dq)
NWA world tag team title match
  Rock 'n' Roll Express (Ricky Morton & Robert Gibson)* beat
    The Russians [2] (Ivan Koloff & Krusher Khrushchev)
Pez Whatley (sub Dusty Rhodes) beat Buddy Landel w/J.J. Dillon
NWA United States heavyweight title match
  Magnum TA vs. Tully Blanchard* (double dq)
The Fabulous Ones (Stan Lane & Steve Keirn) beat
    Michael Hayes & Terry Gordy
AWA International title match
  Mongolian Stomper beat Phil Hickerson
AWA Southern tag team title match
  Bill Dundee & Jimmy Valiant nc Jonathan Boyd & Rip Morgan
Special challenge match
  Ron Bass beat Taras Bulba
NWA Mid-America heavyweight title match
  Koko Ware* beat Tom Prichard (dq)
Dream match
  Billy Travis, Tommy Wright & Tojo Yamamoto beat
    Buddy Wayne, Ron Sexton & Mr. Class

NOTES:
Attendance was 9,496.

Bull Ramos & Lonnie Mayne drew The Royal Kangaroos
The Sheik drew Peter Maivia
North American title match*
  Sam Steamboat beat Gene Kiniski
Mixed tag team match
  Bearcat Wright & Sandy Parker beat Mr. Fujiwara & Toni Rose
Bing Ki Lee beat Rick Renaldo
Dino Lanza beat Fidel Castillo
Eddie Morrow beat Rocky Montero

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Lou Thesz* beat Pat O'Connor
Sonny Myers & Doug Gilbert vs. Great Hercules & Missouri Mauler
Art Neilson vs. Harry Madison
Great Hercules vs. Doug Gilbert

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Lou Thesz* beat Art Nielson
Reggie Lisowski beat Bobby Nelson
Big Boy Bartleman beate Joe Dusek (dq)

NOTES:
1. Ed (Strangler) Lewis was at ringside in Lou's corner.
2. 1,096 fans braved sub-zero temperatures to see the card.  They were offered their money back when it was discovered that the building wasn't being heated properly, but only 100 or so decided to leave.

Bonus match, 10 rounds of boxing
  Sonny Myers vs. Buddy Austin
Mask vs. beard
  The Bat vs. The Alaskan
Central States title match, no disqualification
  Buddy Austin* vs. Sonny Myers
Ladies
  Judy Glover & Millie Stafford vs. Dot Dotson & Kathy Starr
Guy Larose vs. Bobby Graham

ICW world heavyweight title match
  Randy Savage* vs. George Weingeroff
Southeastern title match
  Ronnie Garvin* vs. Crusher Broomfield
Leaping Lanny & Pez Whatley vs. Rip Rogers & Black Avenger
Handicap match
  Great Tio vs. Bill Martin & Rich Winters
Special attraction
  Steve Cooper vs. Apache Lou
Bob Orton Jr. vs. Dan Burdick

Special referee: Jack Dempsey
  Don Eagle beat Gorgeous George
Cyclone Anaya beat Lord Blears dq
Al Williams & Rudy Kay beat Ivan Rasputin & Jules LaRance
Frankie Talaber beat Fredrich Von Schacht

NOTES:
1. Chicago promoter Fred Kohler spent a great deal of money to promote Don Eagle and put his version of the world title on him on November 18, 1949.  Three months later, and one week before this match, promoter Al Haft booked Eagle on a February 3, 1950 card promoted by Kohler's rival, Ray Fabiani.
2. Reported attendance was 11,000.

AWA world title match*
  Gorgeous George beat Don Eagle
Bill Longson beat Farmer Marlin
Verne Gagne beat Jim Spencer
Cyclone Anaya & Walter Palmer beat Al Williams & Benito Gardini

NOTES:
1. This second meeting between Don Eagle and Gorgeous George in Chicago resulted in a double-cross when referee Earl Mollohan declared George the winner and new champion after a fast (and unexpected) three-count.  An estimated 5,200 fans trashed the building and police made several arrests, including Don Eagle, who was charged with disorderly conduct and released on $25 bail.
2. Almost 6,000 fans paid $11,728 to see the card.

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Lou Thesz drew Verne Gagne (1-1, 60:00)
Elephant Boy drew Balk Estes
Alo Leilani beat Al Williams (dq)
Don Beitelman & Walter Palmer beat Ivan Rasputin & Chris Zaharias
Chest Bernard beat Tarzan White

NOTES:
10,974 fans paid $25,136.  A sellout of around 12,000 fans had been expected.

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Edouard Carpentier beat Lou Thesz
Wilbur Snyder beat Sheik of Araby
Reggie & Stan Lisowski beat Bill Melby & Pedro Godoy
Angelo Poffo beat Larry Moquin
Sharon Lass beat Ada Ash

NOTES:
1. Thesz won the first fall in 17:22 with a flying body press.  Carpentier came back to win the second in 3:39.  During the final fall, referee Ed Whalen gave the match to Carpentier by "disqualification" when Thesz suffered a back injury.
2. NWA rules stated a title could not change hands by disqualification.  The referee, however, said he didn't "disqualify" Thesz for a rules infraction, but rather because he couldn't continue.  This led to a claim by Carpentier that he was the new champion.
3. Reported attendance was 5,682.

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Buddy Rogers beat Pat O'Connor
Haystack Calhoun beat The Crusher
Midwest tag team title match*
  Lou Albano & Tony Altimore beat Billy Goelz & Johnny Gilbert
Sweet Daddy Siki, Art Thomas & Johnny Valentine beat The Fabulous Kangaroos & Red Berry
Bob Orton beat Dick Steinborn
Vittorio Apollo beat Mighty Atlas
Antonino Rocca beat Karl Von Hess
The Angel beat Moose Cholak (dq)
Fred Atkins beat Hans Schmidt (dq)

NOTES:
1. This was the first closed-circuit pro wrestling event.
2. 38,622 people attended the event and paid $148,000.

Non-title match, one fall to a finish
  Jackie Fargo beat Gorilla Parker
George Valentine [Buddy Fuller] beat Slugger Kowalski
Bronze Bomber & Herman Schmidt beat Texas Bruiser & Hillbilly Melby
18-girl battle royal
  Winner: Fifi De Paree

NOTES:
Yet another great Jack Pfefer-Tony Santos card featuring wrestlers with names that sounded like those of the top stars.

Grudge rematch for the undisputed world heavyweight title
  Jackie Fargo* beat George Valentine (Buddy Fuller)
Maurice Roberre, Bronze Bomber & Buster Valentine beat Great Mephisto, Count Coroni & Baron Arena
Gorilla Parker beat Francisco Rios & Armando Rodriguez
Ladies title match
  Fifi De Paree* beat Mae Godner
Darling Dagmar & Dolly Page beat Baby Cheryl & Diamond Lil

NOTES:
Cowboy George Valentine was Buddy Fuller.

AWA World heavyweight title match
  Dr. X beat Verne Gagne* (dq)
The Chain Gang [Frank & Jack Dillinger] beat The Flying Redheads [Red Bastien & Billy Red Lyons]
Blackjack Lanza beat Edouard Carpentier (dq)
Lars Anderson beat Luis Martinez
Midgets
  Cowboy Lang & Wee Willie Wilson beat Fuzzy Cupid & Little Bruiser
Pampero Firpo beat Joe Scarpello

AWA tag team title match in a steel cage
  Mad Dog Vachon & Butcher Vachon beat Dick the Bruiser & The Crusher
AWA world heavyweight title match
  Verne Gagne beat Baron Von Raschke
Ernie Ladd nc Blackjack Lanza
Dr. X beat Paul Diamond
Ladies tag team match
  Jean Antone & Lucille Dupree beat Linda Klein & Betty Niccoli
Wilbur Snyder beat Mitsu Arakawa
Pepper Gomez beat Double X
Dr. Bill Miller drew Bobo Brazil
Larry Hennig beat Red Bastien

NOTES:
Reported attendance 17,200.

Steel cage match, special referee Jersey Joe Walcott
  The Crusher & Dick the Bruiser beat Blackjacks Mulligan & Lanza
AWA heavyweight title match
  Verne Gagne* beat Ivan Koloff
AWA tag team title match
  Nick Bockwinkel & Ray Stevens beat Billy Robinson & Wilbur Snyder
Dusty Rhodes beat Wahoo McDaniel (dq)
Handicap match
  Andre Rousimoff beat Larry Hennig & Butcher Vachon
Baron Von Raschke beat Billy Red Cloud
Midgets
  Bobo Johnson beat Little Bruiser
Art Thomas beat Hans Harmann
Ramon Torres beat Angelo Poffo via submission
Rene Goulet drew Don Muraco

NOTES:
More than 12,000 people attended the event and paid in excess of $100,000.

Showdown!
  Dick the Bruiser vs. Black Jack Lanza w/mgr. Bobby Heenan
World tag team title match
  Mitsu Arakawa & Dr. Moto vs. Bob Boyer & Prince Pullins
Paul Christy vs. Igor Volkoff
Bad Bart vs. Jose Betancourt

Dick the Bruiser vs. Mitsu Arakawa
Yukon Moose Cholak & Paul Christy vs. Chain Gang, Jack & Frank Dillinger [Don Fargo & Chris Colt]
Johnny Kace vs. Luis Martinez
Angelo Poffo vs. Flores

For the "Bruiser" title
  Bruiser Brody beat Dick the Bruiser
World tag team title match*
  Roger Kirby & Igor Volkoff beat Wilbur Snyder & Pepper Gomez
Bobo Brazil beat Ox Baker
Paul Christy & Doorknob Nixon beat Spike Huber & Johnny Starr
Bobby Bold Eagle beat Jim Lancaster
El Bracero & Blackie Guzman beat Jose Pantera & Chi Chi Rodriguez

Mil Mascaras nc Ivan Koloff (double dq)
North American title match
  Bulldog Brower nc Mighty Igor (double dq)
International tag team title match
  The Mongols beat Argentina Apollo & Luis Martinez
Special grudge match
  Ernie Ladd beat Cowboy Bob Ellis (dq)
Tex McKenzie beat Eric the Red (dq)
Miguel Perez & Carlos Colon drew Hartford & Reginald Love
Midgets
  Sky Low Low beat Little Boy Blue
Kurt von Hess beat Dick Steinborn
Girls tag team match
  Barbara Owens & Estelle Morino beat Maria DeLeone & Daisy Mae
Nelson Royal beat Joe Turco

North American title match
  Bulldog Brower vs. Mighty Igor
Eric the Red vs. Johnny Powers
Luis Martinez & Nelson Royal vs. The Mauler #1 & #2
Hartford Love vs. Phil Watson
Buck Forrest vs. Levi Banks

Thunderbolt Patterson vs. Billy Blue Rivers
The Islanders vs. The Medics w/mgr. Dr. Blood
Mixed tag team match
  Sheila Reeves & Johnny Ringo vs. Christie Nichols & Gama Singh
Jim Wilson vs. Tank Patton
Magnificent Zulu vs. Man Mountain Goliath
Levi Banks vs. Beautiful Bobby
Super Assassin vs. Tonga Kid
The Butcher vs. Captain Soul

NWA world heavyweight title match*
  Ric Flair beat Dusty Rhodes
Buzz Tyler & JJ Dillon beat Ron Sexton & Terry Gibbs
Bob Sweetan beat Randy Morse (dq)
Harley Race beat Sgt. Slaughter
Chan Chung beat Omar Atlas
Ten Gu beat Billy Howard

NOTES:
Ric Flair won the NWA world heavyweight title for the first time on this night.

Return Grudge Match • No Time Limit or Disqualification
  Jackie Fargo & Tojo Yamamoto vs. The Interns w/mgr. Ken Ramey
Six-Man Tag Team Match
  The Fabulous Kangaroos & Sir Clements vs. Eddie Marlin, Tommy Marlin & George Gulas
The Alaskan w/mgr. Sam Bass vs. Jesse James
Sam Bass vs. Johnny Marlin

NOTES:
This was George Gulas' first pro match.

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Terry Funk beat Bill Watts when the referee stopped the match due to Watts' bleeding excessively.
Jim Bowie Death match
  Dick Murdoch beat Karl Kox
Andre the Giant & Buck Robley beat Ken Patera & Bob Sweetan
Dick the Bruiser nc Abdullah the Butcher (double dq)
Midgets
  Bobo Johnson & Farmer Pete beat Little Tokyo & Billy the Red
Grizzly Smith beat Sigfried Stanke
Nelson Royal pinned Ron Starr
Ted DiBiase & Jay Clayton beat Randy Tyler & Bobby Jaggers
Pat Barrett pinned Tom Jones

NOTES:
1. In a "Jim Bowie Death match," both men are blindfolded by having hoods placed over the heads.
2. Reported attendance was 17,000 and the gate was $75,000.

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Harley Race vs. Jerry Oates
Porkchop Cash & Killer Karl Kox vs. Dick Murdoch & Scandor Akbar
Ray Candy vs. Assassin #2 [Joe Hamilton]
Girls tag team match
  Vicki Williams & Wenona Little Heart vs. Leilani Kai & Terry Shane
Jimmy Golden vs. Doug Sommers
Mike Hammer vs. Carl Fergie

Steel cage dog collar match
  Junkyard Dog beat Michael Hayes
Double bullrope match
  Dusty Rhodes & Buck Robley beat Buddy Roberts & Terry Gordy
North American title match
  Ted DiBiase* beat Mr. Wrestling II
Andre the Giant nc Hulk Hogan (double countout)
Paul Orndorff beat Ken Mantell
The Grappler beat Wahoo McDaniel (dq)
Ray Candy beat Killer Khan
The Assassin beat Steven Little Bear
King Cobra beat Frank Dusek
Terry Orndorff & Mike Miller beat Johnny Mantell & Ron Cheatham
Terry Latham beat Tommy Wright

NOTES:
30,000 people paid $183,000.

Jackie Fargo vs. Ted Blassie & Lou Khesz
Girl's world championship title match
  Ritz Cortez* vs. Silvia Torres
Golden Boy & Benny Berg vs. Bruno Samnartino & Hobo Brazil
Gypsy Joe vs. Geno Leone
Cowboy Ronnie Hill vs. Flash Thomas

NOTES:
Ted Blassie = Don Carson — Benny Berg = Seymour Koenig — Bruno Samnartino = Pancho Rosario

The Sheik vs. Bruno Sammartino
Killer Kowalski vs. Baron Scicluna
Haystack Calhoun vs. Gorilla Monsoon
The Sicilians [Tony Altamore & Lou Albano] vs. Spyros Ario & Victor Rivera
Patty Nielson & Tony Rose vs. Barbara Owens & Donna Christantello
Plus other matches

Return Texas Death match
  Bruno Sammartino vs. Gorilla Monsoon
Prof. Toru Tanaka vs. Edouard Carpentier
Guillotine Gordon vs. Spiros Arion
Battle of the roughnecks
  Crazy Luke Graham vs. Big Bill Miller
Lou Albano vs. Miguel Perez
Hans Mortier vs. Smasher Sloan
Johnny Rodz vs. Ricky Sexton
Baron Scicluna vs. Arnold Skoaland

Bruno Sammartino & Mario Milano drew The Mongols George Steele vs. Red Bastien
Crusher Verdu vs. John L Sullivan
Grudge match
  Victor Rivera vs. Karl Kovacs
Handicap match
  Gorilla Monsoon beat The Black Demon [Tony Nero] & Mike Conrad
Joe Turco vs. Arnold Skaaland [sub. for Manuka Akim]
Girls' tag team match
  Vickie Williams & Donna Christanello vs. Kathy O'Day & Paula Kaye

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Lou Thesz* beat Bill Miller
Dick the Bruiser beat Alex Karras
Ray Stevens beat Mark Lewin
Antonio Rocco beat Bob Stanlee
Fritz Von Erich beat Skyscraper Evans
Jim Hady beat Steve Stanlee
Joe Blanchard drew Czaja Nandor
Hans Schmidt beat Emile Dupre
Angelo Savoldi beat Johnny King
The Sheik beat Chief Kit Fox

NOTES:
The Bruiser-Karras affair was a blowoff match to the feud they had after they got into a fracas at a local Detroit bar.  When Karras made a comment Bruiser didn't like, Bruiser challenged him to a match.  Karras chose to call out Bruiser on the spot and they went at it.  By the time the police arrived, the bar was a total wreck and several bystanders became involved.  Since Karras was a high-profile football player with the Detroit Lions, the incident was covered heavily by the press.  As the story goes, promoter Johnny Doyle called them into his office and signed them to a match.  The Olympia was packed that night and the two brawled for fifteen minutes.  They never met again in the ring.

U.S. heavyweight title match
  The Sheik* drew Rocky Johnson
Thunderbolt Patterson beat Lou Klein
Lord Layton & Mark Lewin beat Dr. Jerry Graham & The Stomper
Ivan Kalmikoff vs. Killer Karl Kox
Dan Miller vs. Bull Curry
Handicap match
  The Mighty Igor vs. Five (5) men
The Scufflin' Hillbillies vs. Porky Pig & Jack Armstrong
Al Costello vs. Bob Harmon
Pierrre LaBelle vs. Roy McGowen
Danny Hodge vs. Great Kojika
George Cannon vs. Ben Justice

Return match for the U.S. heavyweight title
  The Sheik beat Haystacks Calhoun
Fred & Bull Curry beat The Outlaws (dq)
Luis Martinez beat Sputnik Monroe
Mighty Igor & Wilbur Snyder beat Ernie Ladd & Mike Loren
Dewey Robertson beat Johnny Carr
Al Costello & Don Kent drew The Stomper & Sonny King
Lou Klein beat Chico Garcia

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Dory Funk Jr. beat Ernie Ladd
Bobo Brazil nc Bull Curry
Johnny Valentine beat Rocky Johnson
The Fabulous Kangaroos, Dingo the Sundowner & Chris Tolos beat Fred Curry, Mighty Igor, Dewey Robertson & Lou Klein
Gorilla Monsoon beat Luke Graham
Pat O'Connor drew Ciclon Negro
Mil Mascaras beat Fred Blassie (dq)
Eddie Graham beat Buddy Fuller
Jesse Ortega beat Gentleman Ben the Bear
Hans Schmidt beat Ivan Kalmikoff

NOTES:
1. This is a reproduction of the way the original poster looked.
2. Reported attendance was 8,748.

NWA world heavyweight title match
  Dory Funk Jr.* beat Ernie Ladd
Bobo Brazil nc Bull Curry
Johnny Valentine beat Rocky Johnson
The Fabulous Kangaroos, Dingo the Sundowner & Chris Tolos beat Fred Curry, Mighty Igor, Dewey Robertson & Lou Klein
Gorilla Monsoon beat Luke Graham
Pat O'Connor drew Ciclon Negro
Mil Mascaras beat Fred Blassie (dq)
Eddie Graham beat Buddy Fuller
Jesse Ortega beat Gentleman Ben the Bear
Hans Schmidt beat Ivan Kalmikoff

NOTES:
1. This is a re-working of the original poster.
2. Reported attendance was 8,748.

AWA World heavyweight title match
  Rick Martel* vs. Stan Hansen (double countout)
NWA world heavyweight title match
  Ronnie Garvin beat Ric Flair
Steel cage match
  The Road Warriors & Dusty Rhodes beat Lex Luger, Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard
UWF title match
  Steve Williams* beat Big Bubba
UWF TV title match
  Terry Taylor* beat Brad Armstrong
Michael Hayes beat The Terminator
NWA world tag team title vs. NWA U.S. tag team title
  The Rock 'n' Roll Express beat The Midnight Express
UWF Western States Heritage title match
  Barry Windham* beat Rick Steiner
NWA TV title match
  Nikita Koloff* beat Ivan Koloff
Sting beat Eddie Gilbert
Tiger Conway Jr. beat Gary Young
The Barbarian beat Shane Douglas
Tim Horner beat Shaska Whatley

NOTES:
Garvin pinned Flair with a sunset flip off the top rope at around the 35-minute mark to win the NWA world heavyweight title.

Ivan & Karol Kalmikoff vs. Kinji Shibuya & Great Mitsu (dq)
Verne Gagne beat Karl Steif
$1,000 forfeit match
  Joe Pazandak beat George Scott
Angus Scott drew Red Bastien

AWA tag team title match*
  Larry Hennig & Harley Race beat Dick the Bruiser & The Crusher
Special match
  Wilbur Snyder beat Iron Mike DiBiase
Winner gets a match with Danny Hodge for the junior heavyweight title
  Bob Boyer beat Eddie Sharkey
Billy Red Cloud beat Black Bart
Sid Freeman beat Rick Lopez

NOTES:
1. On this night, Hennig & Race won the AWA tag team title for the first time.  They would lose and win the title twice in the months ahead and would rule the tag-team roost in the AWA for the next 22 months.
2. Reported attendance was 9.176.

Cage match
  Verne Gagne & Mad Dog Vachon beat Ray Stevens & Pat Patterson
Super Destroyer Mark II beat Billy Robinson (dq)
Greg Gagne beat Cecil Dubois
Bobby Duncum beat Steve Olsonoski
Jesse Ventura nc Paul Ellering
Doug Gilbert drew Buddy Wolff

Larry Hennig & Harley Race beat Verne Gagne & Bill Watts
Mighty Igor Vodik beat Mad Dog Vachon (dq)
Special event
  Dr. X beat Dutch Savage
Bob Boyer drew Bob Ramstead
Luke Brown beat Big K