Great selection of matches from Southwest Championship Wrestling
This is a great DVD well worth the low low price and then some. Great selection of matches from Southwest Championship Wrestling and Texas All Star Wrestling from 1981 through 1985. Matches are from the TV shows and the Hemisfair Arena as well.
DVD is hosted by Rock Parsons & Ox Baker who provide intros and outros to all of the matches. Parsons is apparently an ex-wrestler as well but I don't remember him. He provides some very good insight into each match. Baker provides some interesting color but some of his facts are mistaken such as thinking Terminator aka Tugboat aka Fred Ottman was dead and Parsons never corrected him.
List of matches:
TIGER CONWAY JR. VS. ALI BEY (HEMISFAIR ARENA--7/4/83)
TUG TAYLOR VS. TERMINATOR (FRED OTTTMAN) (TEXAS ALL STAR WRESTLING--6/85)
WAHOO McDANIEL VS. ATSUSHI ONITA (1981)
SHAWN MICHAELS VS. KEN JOHNSON (TEXAS ALL STAR - 6/85)
MARK LEWIN VS. HENRY GARCIA (TEXAS ALL STAR - 5/85) (LEWIN BLOODIES...
REFRESHING TO SEE A NEW WRESTLING DVD ABOUT THE 80'S
A very good DVD, price is great and offers a lot for the money. Ox Baker and Rock Parsons did a great job hosting. Ox made one mistake about Big Bubba dying at a young age, but really meant his partner Earthquake, other than that they were very informative, and Parsons related stories from being a wrestler, promoter and commentator while Bake talked from in ring experience and some inside information. This is the first one of this series and with Scott Casey, Tommy Rich, Bruiser Brody, Jim Duggan, and a ton of others this was a very enjoyable DVD
horrible
this video was horrible i dont know which was worse ,the choices of matches put on this disc or the 2 bland ,confusing hosts,ox baker was terrible in reviewing the matches and his attempt at humor was accomplishing as the results of these boreing matches,south western chaMpionship wrestling had alot of good story lines and none were displayed in this video ,you would be more entertained by purchasing ox bakers cook book SMH
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