aired April 6, 1985
Announcers recap the events of Wrestlemania.
Porkchop Jones pinned Kevin Conway after a kneedrop in 0:03:08.
Rating: -*
An Asian man with a stereotypical mystic look leads out a pale, lumbering, bald monster of a man who has a blank look on his face. They are introduced as The Mighty Tor, hailing from Parts Unknown and managed by Hanoi Xan. The announcers have no information about these newcomers to WCWF.
The Mighty Tor pinned Aidan Taylor with the Tor Smash in 0:01:04.
Rating: -* 1/4
Tor stood in the middle of the ring and no-sold several moves from Taylor before delivering a kind of double downward open palm strike to Taylor's shoulders that caused the smaller man to crumple to the mat. Tor then put one foot on his fallen opponent as the referee counted the the pinfall, all the while staring blankly in Xan's direction. The match won, Tor shambled out of the ring to his master without letting the referee raise his hand. Very strange.
Wolfie Brown defeated Darell Sullivan after a belly-to-belly suplex in 0:04:24.
Rating: -1/4*
Vignette shows two sports cars racing down the highway and promising Hell On Wheels is coming soon.
Wally Richter pinned Rocky Hendrix with the Earthshaker in 0:03:57.
Rating: -** 1/2
Pre-taped promo from Bulk Logan, the new WCWF World Heavyweight Champion. People have been asking him if he'll be a fighting champion like Randy Robinson. Of course he wont be! Logan plans to defend his new title as little a possible and instead spend his time "hanging and banging on Venice Beach." His phone as been ringing off the hook since Wrestlemania with movie producers who want him to star in their action blockbuster. "Kissing babies and signing autographs is for chumps, brother!" The announcers express their disgust at Logan's disrespectful attitude.
Bruiser Barton pinned Johnny Jabroni after a piledriver in 0:05:16.
Rating: *
"Million Dollar" Stan Trump delivers an epic taped promo from his office, red with rage and seemingly coked to the gills. He rants about getting screwed over at Wrestlemania, uses racial slurs while threatening to have Sol Salamanca deported, fires Samoan Storm for "incompetence" , promises to make Eddie Bearden pay, and puts a $10,000 bounty on The Jolly Green Giant for "ruining my investment." He concludes by promising WCWF will hear from his lawyers, and he's got the most ruthless and underhanded lawyers money can buy!
The Detroit Connection (Joe Dean and Steve Hecker) defeated
Jerry Livingston and Cliff Maldano when Hecker pinned Maldonado after
a slingshot bodyblock in 0:05:03.
Rating: *
The Supernauts (Dreadnaut and Huguenaut) defeated Ollie Johnson and Mark Dunlap
when Dreadnaut pinned Dunlap with the Broadside in 0:04:12.
Rating: -1/4*
Sol Salamanca pinned Big Hoss McGraw after a German suplex in 0:08:30.
Rating: * 1/2
(Sol Salamanca retained the WCWF TV Title.)
Frank Gresham interviews Salamanca after the match. Sol expresses his pride at his big Wrestlemania win and being Television Champion.
Rick Blood defeated Andrew Davis when Andrew Davis passed out in the Blood Simple in 0:04:29.
Rating: ** 1/4
Frank Gresham interviews Rick Blood after the latter's debut match. Blood claims he is a deadly martial artist and nobody can escape his finisher (a dragon sleeper). "Who around here is man enough to play for blood?"
Stroker Ace pinned Aidan Taylor with the Ace Crusher in 0:05:40.
Rating: -* 1/4
Another sports car vignette for Hell On Wheels...coming soon!
B.A. Brakkas pinned Lance Catamaran with the Bad Ass Slam in 0:05:10.
Rating: -1/2*
John Murdoch was at ringside to provide guidance and encouragement for Brakkas. Frank Gresham interviewed the two men after the match. Brakkas says he has decided to stay in WCWF for awhile rather than return to Hollywood. He pities any fool that doubts his toughness. Murdoch says he's been a "One Man Army" for awhile, but now he's going to show he can be a team player too. He suggests the WCWF World Tag Team Titles might be in their future!
Mean Massimo pinned Vaughn Parsons with the Mean Machine in 0:00:39.
Rating: -3/4*
In a short interview by Frank Gresham after the match, Massimo says he proved himself at Wrestlemania by beating his former mentor, Mario Mancini. He's the meanest man in WCWF so don't get in his way!
Baron Von Kaiser pinned Jerry Livingston with the Kaiser Roll in 0:05:12.
Rating: **
Frank Gresham goes over the schedule of upcoming events. The next MSG Show is April 22. On May 4, the World Cup of Wrestling takes place in Toronto. The event will be on closed-circuit television in Ontario and available later in the USA on VHS. It will include an 8-man tournament with wrestlers representing different countries. A 4-man qualifier starting tonight will determine who represents the USA. On May 11 will be a special show, Saturday Night's Main Event. This one-hour network-TV special will air in place of Saturday Night Live on NBC. With the success of Wrestlemania, the Great American Bash will be making a comeback: July 4th in Charlotte, NC plus broadcast llive on PPV and closed-circuit TV!
Old School (David Runner and Eddie Fargo) defeated
Ignacio Mercer and Frank Nowinski when Runner pinned Mercer after the
Spike Piledriver in 0:04:59.
Rating: * 1/2
(Old School retained the WCWF Tag Team Titles.)
Frank Gresham interviews Runner and Fargo after their match. They gloat about their cleverness.
[World Cup Qualifier Semifinals]:
Brett Hale pinned Cpl. Punishment after a double underhook suplex in 0:06:20.
Rating: 3/4*
Sol Salamanca pinned J.C. Magnum after a backbreaker in 0:07:05.
Rating: ** 1/2
(Sol Salamanca retained the WCWF TV Title.)
Bruiser Barton pinned Darell Sullivan with the Calf Branding in 0:04:38.
Rating: *
Pre-taped interview with The Jolly Green Giant. He's not worried about "Million Dollar" Stan Trump placing a bounty on him, but he will be at the MSG Show next week and the inaugural Saturday Night's Main Event if anyone wants to try. He knows Isileli Kaelo is probably very angry about being concussed with a metal briefcase at Wrestlemania. Jolly offers to face Kaelo at the Great American Bash.
Big Hoss McGraw pinned Antwan Soto with the Big Hoss Splash in 0:05:43.
Rating: -3/4*
Rick Samson pinned Rudolph Love after a gutwrench suplex in 0:04:49.
Rating: * 1/2
The third and final Hell On Wheels vignette. The two sports cars seen in the first two vignettes come sliding dramatically to the curb in front of a posh club. Out steps "Hot" Hal Racer from one car and his brother "Cool" Luke Racer from the other. Both are handsome men and fashionably dressed, including sunglasses.. They open their respective passenger doors and help their respective female company (in heels and fancy dresses) out of the cars. Then the two couples stroll the red carpet. Hell On Wheels arrives next week!
Wally Richter pinned Cliff Maldano with the Earthshaker in 0:02:24.
Rating: -3/4*
Pre-taped promo from The Ayatollah. Mostly his usual jingoism, but he also says the Soviet Union is weak. That's why they are losing in Afghanistan and that's why General Winter got pinned at Wrestlemania! He also sarcastically congratulates Bulk Logan for winning the world title and calls him a Real American Hero in a tone that is clearly not intended to be complimentary.
The Mighty Tor pinned Rocky Hendrix with the Tor Smash in 0:01:11.
Rating: -**
A repeat of Tor's debut two weeks ago: Hanoi Xan leads him out like a big zombie, opponent gets squashed, they leave without a word.
The Southern Maulers (Texas Mauler and Missouri Mauler) defeated
Jerry Livingston and Kevin Conway when Conway
passed out in the Texas Cloverleaf in 0:06:28.
Rating: -3/4*
[World Cup Qualifier Semifinals]:
John Murdoch pinned Eddie Bearden after a Victory Roll in 0:08:06.
Rating: * 1/2
[Stan Trump interfered against Eddie Bearden.]
"Million Dollar" Stan Trump came out during the match and tripped up Bearden. B. A. Brakkas then chased Trump off, but the damage was done and it helped Murdoch get the win. Afterwards, Brakkas explained to Murdoch what had happened and Murdoch apologized to Bearden. Frank Gresham intercepted Bearden leaving the ring and asked him about Trump's interference. Eddie responded that he had a deal and considered that deal closed. Since Trump can leave him alone, Bearden is going to kick Trump's ass all over Madison Square Garden!
Sol Salamanca pinned Porkchop Jones with the Toluca Sunrise in 0:00:15.
Rating: 1/2*
(Sol Salamanca retained the WCWF TV Title.)
Salamanca came flying across the ring at the bell and caught Jones with his trademark forearm uppercut. Young Sol was so surprised it took him a moment to realize he could just cover the big man for the win. After the match, the champ made sure his challenger was okay. Porkchop wasn't very happy about the near-record loss. After some hesitation, he shook Sol's offered hand, but was left shaking his head as he left the ring.