All language subtitles for Tuesday Night Titans E03 - JUN 26 1984

Your Majesty's Secret Service, 007 and three-quarters Lord Alfred Hayes.

You're right, something that really stops me in my tracks.

I had all sorts of things I was going to say.

I've forgotten them completely.

A very exciting Tuesday night, Titans indeed, for tonight.

We look forward to having a gentleman from Sunset Beach, Hawaii, Don Morocco.

Yes, I'm really looking forward to that.

Ivan Putzky.

Indeed, a free spirit.

I understand there are going to be lots of fun and games

with Ivan Putzky also here.

And in addition to that, Luthez, one of the all-time greats.

A real pleasure to have him such a fine gentleman

on Tuesday night, Titans.

And when we return, you talk about your tenacious athletes

we shall have with us no less than.

Superfly, Jimmy Stucka.

Ladies and gentlemen, we have had some great athletes thus far on Tuesday night Titans

We promise you to have even more great athletes. However, few would equal the skills of our current guests Jimmy Superfly snooker

Welcome to Tuesday night Titans

Without a doubt Jimmy you hold a very special place in the hearts of so many wrestling fans worldwide

For many, many different reasons. Certainly one of those would be your unique skills.

Only Superfly Snooker would dare to climb to the top rope and leap.

as far as you possibly can on to a prone opponent.

And I would think one question that certainly would come to the minds of most anyone is that

it would appear as though that particular maneuver is obviously dangerous to say the least,

but it seems to me that it would hurt you almost as much as it would hurt your opponent.

Well, the only one thing that I'd just like to say to you, sir, to the wonderful people there...

Here in the United States, which I love so much and I know that you're all willing to know

Individually and one of us

Because individuals feelings is different and if you got that feeling

Then your answers ladies and gentlemen only you know

Jimmy you've known you're known for not only your extraordinary physical skills, but from what from within there seems to come a

Certain unique ferocity just when you cut loose you just let it go

Could you explain in your own words how you feel when that happens?

It's only one feeling brother and that's the truth

That's my answer.

And the truth is coming out.

And the truth is that you have to have faith

and confidence to know exactly

that you're doing the right thing.

Lord Alfred Hayes, you have covered professional rustling

for a number of years.

You've seen different styles

in terms of rustling skills,

different sizes, and whatever.

Have you ever seen anything at all

that equals Superfly Snooker

with what he does?

No, I haven't. Truthfully, I haven't.

the world and it's been something of a thing to me to collect visual images of

wrestlers but Jimmy Snooker tops the list when you were talking just now he

climbs the very top rope he goes even higher as high as he can that is that

why they call it superfly he goes so high and comes down but I really liked

And he finds that, and he does have that confidence, and what is unique is he has that self-confidence

without being conceited.

Well, Jimmy, let me ask you another question, if I may.

It seems that-

There's been somewhat of a change in your attitude in terms of your approach to professional wrestling

and I may very well be wrong on this, but having followed your career for a number of years,

it seems to me that you've become a target in professional wrestling because so many accolades have come your way justifiably so

that many rusters are extremely jealous, I would suspect of that, and it seems that you've become a target in that

They really want you out of professional wrestling. Do you agree with that?

I wouldn't have no doubt in individual thoughts,

but I can't think negative about it,

because there's only one way I have to think and feel

that I have to know.

I have to think and think confidently in one thing only, brother.

What would like to do to me something that may break your confidence?

I'd like to take you back to a matchup actually was not really a match

It was you were a guest of one Rowdy Rowdy Piper in Piper's pit for the benefit of those of you

Whoever a little queasy stomach we would like to caution you about viewing this piece

It has not a pretty sight at all. So please those of you be forewarned. Let's take you now to the videotape

Very simple

All of a sudden we got a bunch of people

writing in

This guy here comes. I don't know maybe come sniveling to the sniveling to the people comes a cry

Roddy Piper didn't give me a chance to say nothing on the bed

Roddy Piper didn't give me a chance to do nothing

You want a chance, everybody wants to be like Roddy Piper.

You want a chance, you want a chance to say something, brother?

I'll tell you what, man. Here you go.

Take the little microphone. There you go.

There you go. Put it in the little greasy paws.

You want to do something, then you go ahead.

You say exactly what you want to say to these people.

You can do just a second. I want you to... wait a second.

I want to make you feel at home.

Before we start, you want to be the big shot.

You want to do all the talking. You want to really think.

Got yourself a pineapple.

Watch her feel at home.

Watch her feel like the Fiji Islands.

Kind of like the women, you know?

Kind of long, frosty hair and top, round on the bottom.

Got your pineapple.

You want to be a happy person.

What do you want, huh?

What do you want, you want bananas?

You want to talk?

Go ahead and...

Superfly Snooka with us, and we have just reviewed that last piece of videotape, Mr. Snooka.

Obviously, very much on your mind, I'm sure, is Roddy Roddy Piper.

What was going on in your mind? Can you tell us that? What was going on in your mind?

You were given the opportunity to interview Piper. Piper had earlier on...

He had really mistreated you in a previous Piper's pit.

This was your opportunity. What was on your mind?

Did you think you were gonna have that opportunity?

It's only one opportunity that I had the chance that it's not normally that all times you would have the chance

to look forward

to speak to you and for people out there that I truly love and truly believe the faith that you got.

What I'm trying to say leaves in John...

You said, now, for instance, you try to put this for one second in your mind.

What would happen if that was you?

How would you take that just one little feeling that just felt in your mind

at the second that moment coconut pounded into your brains?

You take that one deep in the beating of your heart to tell me,

what do I really want?

how I feel, I love you people, you show it to me and I'll give you what you want to

see. Piper is only one turn in life, one person gets one chance in facing to the truth.

Alright, thank you very much. Jimmy Superfly Snooker, we'll be back as we continue in just a moment.

There have been a few, at least, legends in professional wrestling.

But, uh, I would suggest none any more legendary than our current guest, Mr. Lou Fez.

Lou, welcome to Tuesday Night Titans.

Thank you very much, Vince. I'm really happy to be here. It's my privilege.

Lou, your wrestling career spans an extraordinary number of years.

When did you begin wrestling professionally?

Yeah, I started wrestling professionally in 1936.

It's incredible.

You look like years ago several years ago. You look like you could walk into the ring right now

You're looking great shape. I still train Vince and I work out constantly and I go to Japan and coach and wrestle in

Mexico and pretty well around the world and I still enjoy what I'm doing also as I know for a fact

One of the most sought-after guest referees also

I enjoy that. Of course, having spent all these years, you know, 50 years as a professional wrestler and the thing,

I should know a couple of things about the rules. As a matter of fact, I even helped write a couple of them, so...

I'm sure you did.

Who do you feel were some of the more formidable opponents that you've had through the years?

Let's begin if we may, back when you first started in professional wrestling.

Well, when I first started, just prior to my getting into the professional ranks,

I worked out with a fantastic wrestler, a man by the name of Ed Stranier Lewis.

And I got a lesson real quick from him, you know, they told me I wouldn't have any problem with him, but they lied to me.

I had more than a problem, you know.

But nevertheless, he ended up as my manager later, my mentor and coach and a fantastic person.

But there are many other great wrestlers down the pike.

We had fellas like Jim Landis and Ray Steele, he helped me quite a lot.

John Pesic and many other really greats and they devoted their entire lives to

wrestling that's all they did and I mean seven days a week and I guess when

you get fairly good or better at a particular sport than most people you

devote most of your time to it it's a labor of love is what it is.

私たちの国に戦うことができるかもしれません。

私たちに戦うと、日本の国に戦うことができるかもしれません。

このルーケーズ試合運をなかなかに了解なものがあります

フェアナブレーク 行きどうぞ

腕を取り合いました両者チャンスを伺います

別れにはちょっと手を出しましたルーケーズ これに対してレクリーが注意を与え通ります

チャンピオン低図しかし行き坊山も

断席落としかなかれました

両手図のスピン技カウントスリー

なことに強烈

両手図のクッキー技断席落とし

バカレにはまたも引き打ち

Back with us, the legendary Luthez, and there are a number of awards here with this.

Lou, for instance, the one that's here in front of me, could you tell us a little something about that?

I went to Mexico City about four years ago from a fellow by the name of Canak,

and I want to beat him for the heavyweight championship of Mexico at that time.

We wrestled at the Palacio Disportus, which is a building that they built for the Olympics.

And it was an impressive thing, and I enjoyed it very much.

That was just four years ago?

Yes, sir.

Incredible.

Incredible.

What about some of these other words offered?

There are a number of them there.

Let me hold this up.

No.

Exactly.

Camera, come on.

What what is which one is this now that one there? I was in in Japan again with a great wrestler by name of Carl

Camera.

Gotch and he and myself were tag team partners, and we won the heavyweight tag team partners

Championship in Japan, and he received one of these and so did I

Carl got sure as tag team partners you and Carl must have been quite a formidable combination. We thought so and I'm sure your opponents thought

So it was a lot of Hungarian German, you know

And we both speak the language a little bit and we and we treat a lot of training together and we enjoyed it

And we had a lot of fun doing it, you know, I'm sure you did Alfred. What is this next award? What is this?

Well, that's a referee award. I was awarded an all-Asian referee emeritus there in

In Japan, they brought me over there each year to referee their tournaments, the all Asian tournaments.

And one year they decided to be very generous and gave me one of these.

Well, there of course is only a sample of some of the extraordinary awards that you have won through the years.

We understand your trophy room is cavernous.

I do have a pretty good trophy, Roman, so we have so much of it, you know, you build up the little things,

it's pretty soon you put them in the basement, you know, you don't have a place to put things.

One thing, Vince, the diversity of Luthers is absolutely amazing.

For example, I know for a fact, he sent a dog that he had trained personally to England,

and it was shown in Wembley at the Crofts Dog Show, which is the premier show of all animals,

and it won a first place.

Yes, here we see a photo of a much younger Luthe as they don't see the head very well there because the shadow

But that dog there was a constant

Albreed winner and won a lot of best in shows. I

acquired him in 1942 and I showed him for four or five years and did tremendously and

He produced some really refined animals. You were a GI then

Oh yes, I was in the army at that time, right?

I was a pill-rotor, what they called a medic in the army, you know?

That's right.

Surely, there are more aspects of Luthez.

I know that your career and your interests are so varied.

It's phenomenal.

Well, what I had to do, so far as the dogs are concerned, I got hooked on dogs, Vince,

and I really spent a lot of time and effort at it, and so much that I decided I'd better

go back to work and pay my taxes and everything, and I was spending too much money, time and

effort at it.

I got back to training again, I never did leave wrestling, of course, but I got real

good shape, went back on the road, and everything is beautiful again, you know?

Lou, I'd like to take you right now to some videotape footage and get your comments afterwards.

A little shock value here.

Let's go to Mr. Wonderful Paul Orndorf.

Hello, Mr. Wonderful.

This is a kind of treatment that Mr. Wonderful gets.

This is a type of treatment that he deserves,

that he owns, that he has, and that he is.

He is Mr. Wonderful.

I pay a lot of money to have my hair, my nails,

my shoes shine, and these ladies right here who help me.

They're the one that make me what I am.

They help to make me what Mr. Wonderful really is.

We're ready to begin.

See, I demand this. I demand every hair in the right place.

I demand my nails done perfectly because I'm a perfectionist.

I demand my shoes to be done right.

That's the way I am. That's the way I am when I step into the ring.

That's why this face looks the way it looks.

I paid more money on my hair and my face and my shoes than most people make in a year.

I spent nothing more than a week.

Last time you did my nails, they weren't up to my expectation.

I didn't really like them.

You didn't really put enough shine.

You need to buff them a little bit more.

There was a glare at them.

little easy on the hair you might pull one out. I've told you that before.

Haven't I? Yes sir.

Wait a minute. Stop everything. Wait. Hold it. Why isn't somebody doing my shoes?

I'm sorry, Karen. I'm sorry. Every time I come in here something is going wrong. I told you how

Everybody saw it.

Take care of it, Mr. Wonderful.

But Mr. Wonderful, these are sneakers.

Don't make no difference what they are.

Just start doing them.

Yes, sir, Mr. Wonderful.

Scrub them.

That's what you're supposed to do.

And get on your hands and knees and scrub them.

That's better.

Shoutin' at you, girl.

Come on.

What's the number of grease behind it?

Yes, Mr. Wonderful.

Yes, sir.

I'll pay you fifty-seven hours.

More than your worth.

Probably more than all your own worth.

Let me see this.

This is disgusting.

I want you to look at that.

Look at him.

Look at that.

It looks like she's been biting him.

Look at that.

Has she or hasn't she?

Look at that.

There's a big chunk out of him.

You've been biting on my nails.

I'm sorry, Mr. Runford.

I don't...

No, no, no, no, no, no.

No, no.

Never mind.

Shining that shoe girl. Yes, sir, Mr. Wonderful. Buffett. Yes, sir. Spit it out. Put a little spit on it. Spit on it.

That's all right. Spit on that thing. Shiny. Fast. You gotta do it faster. Yes, sir.

How many pairs of shoes do you shine a day?

10, 12. You don't, no wonder you're so bad. No wonder. I want the best. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Come on. There's a black spot right on the tip.

Sit right on there. Come on. Come on. Do it. Spit. Do something. Get the black off of it.

That's terrible. I cannot believe that I come in here. It's been five or six hundred dollars

twice a week and you're trying to get a decent shoe shine and look at them.

They're terrible. How many times have you done this young lady?

Hundreds, sir.

Hundreds. Well, you're not very damn good at it. I'll tell you that much. Look at the black hole over them.

These are brand new tennis shoes. Look at them. That's not doing any good.

It's terrible. Give me a minute.

This is getting ridiculous don't just drop it you had it to me

Look at this

I look at that. It's terrible

That is the worst piece of work that I've ever seen in my life. I don't deserve that. I don't deserve this

Mr. Wonderful doesn't pay for this kind of stuff like this. What's the matter with this? You think it funny or something?

This is second-rate. This is Bush League

And I don't deserve it and I don't stand for it.

I'll see that every one of you all are banned.

I'll see that every one of you all lose your licenses.

You bank on it.

You'll never do this stuff again.

And you're the worst shoeshine girl

that I've ever seen in my life.

A rather disgruntled, Mr. Wonderful, Paul Orndor.

I'd like to get into your reaction,

if we may, to the videotape we just saw

If you would somewhat compare and contrast your particular era of pro-wrestling as compared

to Mr. Wonderful, Paul Orndorf, if indeed you feel he is exemplary in present-day wrestling.

Well undoubtedly he's a fine athlete and his record speaks for himself and he's done very well

and I just think he's a young man that's had too much too soon and

He has kind of a narcissist complex and he's very happy with himself. I'm not sure about the rest of the world

But he's kind of impressed with himself

And, as I said before, he's a fine athlete and we have many fine athletes today.

Some of them are a lot larger than we were and some of the moves that we thought were

very sharp and sophisticated were, are today commonplace, everyone's doing them, you know?

We thought they were really inside things, you know?

Right.

But today, even some of the amateurs are doing these things.

But it's a good spectator thing for people to make themselves attractive as he is, but

I think if he would stick to his athletics, which he's very good at, he's a very fine

wrestler.

He's an ostentatious dresser and he wants to push his weight around and that just isn't

the way to go through your life.

Louis, we would like to thank you very much for joining us on Tuesday Night Titans.

It has indeed been an honor and a pleasure to have you here with us.

Thank you so much.

My pleasure.

Luthez, we'll be back as we continue with more Tuesday Night Titans.

Once again we'd like to thank the legendary Luthers for joining us this week on Tuesday night Titans

Which will now bring us to a present day matchup tag team matchup. Mr. Thers made reference to his

partner at one time

Carl Gotch and indeed they were quite a combination

Well certainly quite a combination these days Lord Alfred Hayes would be the tag team champions of the World Wrestling Federation Dick Murdock and Adrian Adonis

Yes, they're proving themselves to be an excellent combination.

Dick Murdoch, a bombastic wrestler from Texas, he's a little pretentious, but he can back

that up with a lot of skill.

Adrian Adonis we all knew in the beginning was a very fine wrestler, but he's been able to blend his talents successfully

With dick Murdock and nobody expected them to hold that title as long as they have done

But they have been able to achieve that and I think it's going to take a considerable duo to knock them off that perch

No doubt of that you mentioned the Adonis and Murdock both rugged individualist as it were and it seems to me that most

Individuals most fans would feel that

That combination is a rather unusual one

in its concept in the first place.

You would think possibly that they

would come against each other, but they don't.

They seem to be able to blend so well.

Is it that they're putting a lot of hours working out

their moves, getting a successful blend

because that's what a tag team is after all, isn't it?

Luau Bannel, by the way, is currently negotiating

I would suspect that somewhere in the background,

Luau Bano lurking and offering a little advice

to the Tag Team Champions, Adonis and Murdoch.

I would suggest he's hopeful of signing Adonis and Murdoch

to a contract in the upcoming weeks.

Right now, let's take you now to our feature matchup.

We will join in progress, St. Louis, Missouri,

the setting, Adrian Adonis, and Dick Murdoch in action.

Order block, nicely done by Adonis.

Over Jones now, coming right back at him.

Yes, Dean, nice, arm-drag kick-out.

Indeed!

Tag is made for Mille Mascaris through the ropes and takes right over on the left arm.

Well, if they keep working it like that, they're gonna stay fresh, that's for sure.

Mascaris, very scientific. Drop toho. Nicely done.

I guess maybe there was well I

don't know from our vantage

point I didn't see it and I I've

got to believe that maybe Murdoch

and Adonis talk the referee into

that one.

All right now it's Dick Murdoch

from Wachihachi Texas the home

of golfing great Byron Nelson

and also the home of one and a

half of the World Tag Team

Champions.

There's one rough tough customer Vince. He is that in reference to Murdoch

And there you see the scientific skills displayed

And again behind now mr. Murdoch is mill masker

Bull Nelson and making his way back to the corner now

Better watch this man. He is dangerous in reference to Murdoch who bar Murdoch hammering away on mill masqueras

Well, uh, true color style showing

And masqueras and a bit of difficulty now is Adrian Adonis legitimately

For what double elbow into the left arm of mill masqueras

And Mr. Mascaris is going to need the sizable development

in order to withstand some of that kind of punishment.

Oh, nicely done, but Mascaris back down to the canvas.

Tag now.

Back through.

Big Dick Murdock kicking the back of the head.

Now they're down on the shoulder again.

Double teaming at every.

Well, this is one of the things that they do so well.

Jean is, they keep an opponent, at least one of the two of their opponents over in their

side of town, their corner.

Well, you got to admit that's the name of the game, but it's good thinking on the part

of Adonis and Murdoch.

Yes, it is.

Again, double teaming tactics.

Come on.

So now, Adrian Adonis with the arm bar, and they continue to work on the left shoulder

S.D. Jones trying to get a little enthusiasm going I believe he's got it every time mascaras

Escaped that way he does even more damage to his own arm

They are brutal

SD now coming in to help out with the referee usher's in fact actually counterproductive Vince

It distracts the referee and it gives a Donna Sermodak an opportunity to again double team mascaras

Mosker is trying to find the backdoor and does.

Now look at this. Now he makes the tag. All right.

Oh.

SD went up. Fiery left hand, another one.

SD knocks the big man from Texas down to the canvas.

Yeah!

Yeah!

Well done, some Uber and shaker.

And again Murdoch is checking inventory on those teeth.

Yes, but look at Adonis sneaking up behind SD Jones.

Look over, Adonis, Adonis to Lubaco, Murdoch in trouble as well, head putt by SD.

Lordy.

right in the kisser right in the kisser I'm not so certain I didn't catch part of

the eye hey you may be able to one that's all they can get talk about a

kick out Adonis now in and they are really going to work on SD Jones and

gets a running start in the corner that could very well spell defeat to no very very alert

on the part of special delivery Jones saying a possibility out front nice reversal but SD

That tag is made now this is typical the double team effort of Adonis and Murdoch.

Time and time again look at this and Murdoch will job at a ref and you see SD has really

To the rope now, off, missing with the elbow.

Here's Steve with a headbutt.

Mmm!

Yeah!

Steve!

Steve!

Steve!

Here's Steve with another headbutt.

Now, with the right left hand, Tigers made now.

crowd alive. Hello!

We got action.

Oh, no!

Very good, Adonis.

Adonis coming outside.

Adonis going back to the dressing room.

From behind, Dick Murdock on the shoulder.

Now why did he make a missed a referee?

Who was supposed to be in the ring?

I believe you're right.

Very perceptive, Ben.

But does the referee know that?

I think the referee has lost all control in this matchup.

Yes, it is now.

Adonis hammering away on Mauskerus.

Looks like they did earlier on with special delivery, Jones.

Yes, it was made.

Now has Steve coming in.

explanation in the referee's

concern when I suppose

nonetheless they'll go down in

the record books as Adonis and

Murdoch will a successful

tag team title defense.

I'm not so sure the referee

perhaps will be given other

pressures.

Let's get to the official time.

The winners of this bout and still World Wrestling Federation Tag Team champions Adrian Adonis and Dick Murdoch Adonis and Murdoch my goodness and a parent successful tag team title defense.

And there you see the eyes of S.D. going back in the head.

Well, look, at Adrian Adonis and Dick Murdoch,

and it's apparent that they're not above stretching

if not bending the rules a little bit, Lord Chip.

Yes, but did you notice every time the, uh,

combination of Masqueras and Jones

tried to make themselves as effective,

it was teamwork that stopped them.

It wasn't individually either Adonis or Murdoch.

It was the teamwork.

Combination team work, um, that is a success.

That is their key to success.

No doubt of that, of course, coordination, uh, I would suspect, uh,

and being able to function as a unit,

the specific key to tag team success.

Oh, I really like the way they are.

I'm most impressed.

I believe...

The postman is here again.

I believe the mail has arrived.

Your mailbag has arrived, his lordship.

So far, this fellow has been a good shot, if it is a fellow.

One day he's going to miss. Mark my words,

and the postman's going to hit you.

Right in the mush, I assure you.

We'll be back with Lord Alfred Hayes and the mailbag

as we continue more TNT.

Having survived the delivery of the mail Lord Alfred Hayes now is about to get into the mail bag. So to speak mr. Hayes

From whence comes the mail?

This one comes from Pueblo, Colorado

And it says dear Vince I live in Colorado and soon I will be moving to Boston, Massachusetts

Do the Fresslers have an arena there, and it's signed Eric Husberg?

One of the more famous arenas in the world, of course, in Boston, the famed Boston Garden.

On a much more serious note, if I may, and if I may ask for your...

What could I say for your forbearance for a little while?

Recently, we went through a trying period here at TNT

when we lost one of the men who was closest

to everything that we have tried and strived for.

We lost infant Vincent J. MacMonsenia,

who had been the promoter of...

the greatest wrestling that we've ever been entitled to witness.

He was also more or less a founder of Madison Square Gardens,

and a tribute was paid, a very high tribute,

when he was inducted into the Hall of Fame.

And here we have a little piece of film

to show you where Vince Jr. went to accept his plaque

on that induction ceremony.

The last wrestling match promoted by Vincent J. McMahon was a 26,000 fan

sell-out. The 21st straight sell-out at Madison Square Garden. Not just the main

arena of course, but including fell forum as well.

Like others installed here today, McMahon's career spans two gardens.

Unlike the others, he is one of three generations of McMahon's whose careers at the garden date from the very first boxing match held at the Old Garden on 8th Avenue, 1925, promoted by a legendary man named Tex Rickard.

McMahon, who developed the unique combination of showmanship and athletic skills, which enchant

the fans today, promoted his first match in 1935 as a New Jersey and became the garden's

matchmaker back in the mid-fifties.

He was a natural, of course, when named as promoter at the opening of this garden back

in 1968.

Few events at the garden or anyplace else in any arena, anyplace, can boast of the amazing

pro-wrestlers today, and even those who aspire to careers in the future, and those among the 26,000 regulars

who packed the garden for wrestling should make this room a special spot to visit someday, to visit Vince McMahon's plaque.

Just to say thank you to him, his plaque will be accepted by his son Vince, the third representative of the three McMahon generations serving Madison Square Garden and us.

Unfortunately, my dad recently, as many of you know, just several weeks ago passed away.

But if ever there was one individual who carried the banner of Madison Square Garden,

no one quite did it like my dad.

have been associated with Madison Square Garden.

He was so proud to be associated, as was his father

before him, and as I am now.

My dad liked to kid around from time to time,

and he was born in Harlem.

He used to tell me that he was the last white baby

to ever be born in Harlem.

And he would say, with his New York accent,

From time to time I would bring up the new arenas were popping up all around the country and that they certainly

Were attractive marketplaces for us in the future and he said yes, he said but remember one thing

the garden will always be the garden and

On behalf of my father

I'd like to accept this, and this Saturday night, when there's yet another sold-out Madison Square Garden World Rustling Federation event, and the bell is told out of respect for my dad,

knowing that he has taken his place among the select few in this room, indeed, those words will come to mind more than ever.

And how true they'll be, and I'll hear him say,

Vinnie, the Godin will always be the Godin.

Thank you.

A former intercontinental champion on more than one occasion, I might add, all the way

from Sunset Beach, Hawaii to join us now, ladies and gentlemen, the magnificent Morocco.

Thank you very much.

Mr. Morocco, it seems to be a dichotomy of sorts as it relates to you and your wrestling career when

on interviews

in your normal day-to-day life, you seem to have a rather laissez-faire type attitude

which is almost the complete opposite of what happens when the bell rings and you ring the ring in terms of action. Any explanation for that?

I feel, and I express my feelings with people around.

Sometimes I feel like many people.

I'm a man who's well-versed in the world, well-versed with personalities.

I know that by giving a little Mr. Rogers, I can antagonize somebody.

By doing a little Ernest Angel, I can bother somebody.

It's not only a physical sport, but it's a psychological warfare.

If you have a man beat before you go into the ring,

whether it be by his thinking you're overconfident,

or his thinking you irate,

or his thinking you're incompetent,

there's always an edge.

And with my talent, I don't need much of an edge.

But yet you seek it, do you not?

I like to humiliate people. I think there's a lot of people that deserve to be humiliated.

There's a lot of clowns around. There's a lot of people that don't have my talent.

Luthes, I heard out here earlier talking about the wrestlers of all times.

That's like the New York Giants of the 57 playing the Raiders of today.

I'm 1980. I'm 1984. I'm magnificent. I create. I invent.

I add to the sport of professional wrestling a dimension of excitement that few people,

few people have the ability to create, few people have the ability to deliver.

That's why every time I step into the garden, every time I step into the spectrum,

anywhere I step, there is electricity all over the air.

Well, we may interrupt you for a moment and let's take you back to Madison Square Garden

that sinister smile on the face

of Mr. Fuji got to be like

wrestling two guys out there

Jean with Fuji and he's got to

be a distraction for Korea can't

take your eyes off him for a

minute standing wristlock again

by Tony Korea all there's hair

and that was just flagrant

blatant if you will look at the

look on Morocco's face look of

confidence man as he looked good

Always someone to reckon be reckoned with here in the World Wrestling Federation is the best. This is the Mecca team

This is where they all come

Tony Guerrero fights fire with fire Morocco went for the hair

Same not to the liking of this man the magnificent Morocco

starting there from the referee

and justifiably so match getting

out of hand referee seem to be

in the wrong place at the right

time and vice versa all right and

another one by Morocco with a

couple of his own all those were

jarring blows Ram that head right

into that top turnbuckle to the

Garia nice forearm well executed and Morocco is sort of wobbly here

Going for the ride. Wow. We hit the corner. Oh, no one there

Nobody home as Garia attacks again slipped right behind him drop kick now sends a big guy into the ropes

Mercy Garia off the ropes

I must say, Mr. Morocco, I was, uh, quite impressive. Very impressive.

Yeah.

But just, uh, just a normal thing for you. I mean, uh, you don't,

in viewing that tape from Madison Square Garden with 20, some odd thousand people,

they're watching every step of the way you, this is your reaction to it.

A lot of people get the highest different ways.

A lot of people are kids around out in the street doing

what they're doing, robbing hobcaps,

doing all kinds of things.

I grew up.

I trained, gotten to sports as a kid, got surfing,

gotten everything else.

To get in front of an arena, 26,000 people, 50,000 people,

it's fine.

It's exciting.

It's exhilarating.

But more than that, you have to deliver.

It's like my my other life like being in the water being in the oceans

You see you can be out all alone all by yourself in the deep blue whether you can't see the bottom and the waves are so big

And so scary you want to cry, but there's nobody to cry to

Because when you look at me standing in the middle of the garden and you see 26,000 people spitting at me yelling at me

holler at me

Just like me sitting on the deep blue water and you see the waves

Blackening the horizon. It's a challenge in my life. It's an excitement to survive.

I enjoy surviving. I enjoy the contest. Not of only man against man. Not only one

man against thousands. Not only one man against nature. That keeps me fresh. That

keeps my head in tight with everything else. That keeps me one step, two steps,

five steps out of every wrestler in professional wrestling today or every

Hmm

Well the deep thinking no doubt it a lot of this thinking perhaps done as you lay on the beach, you know why I?

Don't lay on the beach. I don't like sand in my clothes when I'm in the water. It's for a purpose

I'm down there. I'm sticking sharks. I'm sticking fish. I'm over coral reefs

I'm getting high looking down my waves that are as big as mountains

I'm never relaxing

I'm always thinking I'm always relaxed and I'm always confident and I'm always nasty too.

Mr. Rucker, we'd like to thank you very much for joining us on Tuesday night Titans and

your skills both verbally and physically quite unique. The Lord hasn't said anything.

You leave me speechless.

Thank you very much for joining us in Magnificent, Morocco.

We'll be back, ladies and gentlemen,

as we continue with more Tuesday night tightness.

Our next guest, ladies and gentlemen,

often criticized for taking too much punishment in the ring.

But he's perfectly willing to do that just to be able to dish out some of his own punishment.

And indeed, he's regarded as one of the most powerful men in the history of professional wrestling.

Our guest now, the Polish power Ivan Butzki.

Ivan Putzky, you look better than ever, I think.

Thank you, my man.

I feel great.

I feel better every day.

I just feel good, and I'm real happy to be on your show, Vinnie.

It's a pleasure to have you here on Tuesday Night Titans.

Your training techniques, no doubt keeping you

in tip-top condition.

Well, you know, that's to me

Working out training is a priority priority and one my parties in life because I try to stay in shape

You know, I tip top shape. I'm a professional and I try to conduct myself as a professional

The only way I'm going to win and be a true professional if I stay in the best shape

And I'm in that gym, Vinnie, every day, just pumping that iron, working out, running, boy.

I take care of that body because I love wrestling and I love what I'm doing.

And therefore, the better shape I'm in, the harder I work out, the longer life I'll have in wrestling, in professional wrestling.

Oh, no doubt you have had and continue to have one of the longest careers in professional wrestling.

What we'd like to do is take you back, if we may, into a recent matchup involving Ron Shaw.

Ron Shaw, the opponent who's just about ready to step into the ring now with the Polish power will take a close look of Ivan Putzky.

Let's go now to the ring.

The Polish power, Ivan Putzky, from Krakow, Poland.

And Mr. Putzky really put together.

Ivan, meeting a much larger individual, ailing from Philadelphia.

And Ron Shaw towering over the Polish power as far as size is concerned now

Let's see who's the better man in the wrestling department

I'll take the exception to the antics of the Polish power Ivan Putzki.

You know Putzki's got tremendous rapport with wrestling fans throughout the World Wrestling Federation.

Tremendous popularity.

Now Shaw at 260 pounds becoming the aggressor in this particular case.

All but a very astute and alert Ivan Putzky counters that with a hammerlock

Show doing the smart thing getting to the ropes referee

Yes, it was a smart thing not necessarily the most sportsman like thing to do to use the ropes to break a hole

but nonetheless

Smartled apart of Ron Shaw whenever you're in the clutches of the Polish power Ivan Putzky

You're going to have to do something other than attempt to retaliate in like fashion, as far as strength is concerned.

Up in the air, and down to the canvas. You see,

Putzki with so much ease lifting the 265 pound shawl right up in here, just like it was a light sack of potatoes.

Very light sack indeed.

I'm very curious Ron Shaw is going to counter this particular hold of the part of Ivan Putski.

Potata Polish power.

Putski.

Ever again to the chest.

Reaching for the shortcrop pair of Putzki, uh-oh, right to the face.

Putzki backing off.

Ron Shaw moving in.

Sort of a chop to the throat area.

Forearm.

Yes, into that muscled-up area.

Look at Putzki.

Putzki just continuing to...

Yes, hammering away now on Big Ron Shaw.

Reaching to the rope.

Watch out, there's Putzki with a pull-

Well there's a look at the Polish power Ivan Putzki in action and even in that match Ivan it was

apparent that you took an awful lot of punishment and it seems that sometimes you even thrive on

that. Well you know Vinnie you know I'm I am I'm I'm in shape I really don't thrive on it but

you know it takes a lot to get me mad you know I'm uh you know Polish people are good-hearted

people we're hard-working people and it you know it takes a lot to get a Polish person mad but boy I tell

you saw when I get mad I don't know what I'm doing in that ring my mind goes

blank and I'm just like a machine inside that ring you know it's I guess you

can say I just go out of control well it seems to me that you're mostly in

control and you spend a great deal of time training and on the mat in the

gym and your training regimen and also your nutritional regimen I'm sure is a

food. You know, I'm very particular in what I eat. You know, if a man's going to work

out, take care of his body, working out isn't everything for him to understand. You got

to put in that fuel. If you have a good car, if you have a car, and if you want it to run

good.

Are you going to use the best oil, the best gas?

You're going to treat it the best way you know how, right?

Without a doubt.

Okay, so with a body, you got to eat the right food, the best food, you know?

And I'll tell you what, I want to show you some.

You talk about the people in the United States talk about the soul food, this food, I'll tell you what.

I brought some Polish, this is called the Polish soul food.

This is what I eat.

This is what keeps my body going in shape, you know?

And I eat this food year in, year out, day in, day out.

And come over here, I want to show you some.

All right, okay.

Let's take a look.

This is what food is all about.

This is what the hard-working people in Poland,

you know, the Polish people work hard.

But I'll tell you what, they eat hard, they eat good, too.

And I'll tell you what.

Jak się masz? Be mnie pójdzie.

Mamy goląbki tutaj i powiedz jemu to jest z czym? Co jest tu w środku w goląbki?

Mięso rysz.

Mięso rysz. There's rice inside.

Now she's one of the cooks. This is Basia. She's Polish. She came from Poland.

Ja mu mówię, że Polacy dobrze ją, dlatego musimy goląbki jeść, pierogi tutaj są, widzisz, to jest pierogi i w środku ma ser, czasem kartofle, kapusta i tutaj my mamy krościki.

Tak czy nie? Kruszciki są taka, co, jak Boże Narodzenie to robią kruszciki i na Wielkanoc, ale najlepsze jedzenie jest polskie jedzenie.

Tu jest pirogi, ląbki, kruszciki, barż i wiesz, my Polacy my dobrze jedziemy, co nie? Tak czy nie?

That was Polish power.

I got a kiss as well.

I know it's not for me, but she'll give you a kiss.

Ivan this is a pierogi. This is pierogi now. What pierogies are you can make them with potatoes inside?

See this is dough inside the dough. What's inside this one? Okay. What's the young lady's name? This is cabbage inside.

Basia. Basia. Can I chop some of this? Yeah. It smells so good.

Basia, this is a cabbage pierogi. But you can make them.

You can also make them with potatoes, cheese, you can make them with fruit, you know, peaches.

Oh, that smells really, really good.

Right here.

Let me taste it fast.

Oh, dobre, wow.

Good, I mean.

Good, yeah.

It's good.

It's not bad at all.

Have a go.

And that's the dobre.

This is your doggy.

Perogies.

Try some.

Come on.

Thank you, Robert.

You got a kiss with that, you know.

Yeah.

As Ivan said, hopefully not from you.

No, and this is what?

Glomki.

This is just different than pierogi.

Okay, pierogi or made with dough,

inside you can put various things,

like potatoes, cheese, fruit.

Thank you.

Now this is cabbage leaves.

Cabbage leaves.

Raw cabbage leaves.

Inside you have rice, you have meat.

Now, what's in it? The pierogi had the cabbage.

Right, you can have cabbage inside, you can have potatoes,

you can have cheese inside,

and also they make pierogis with peaches and prunes, right?

Aren't you anxious, Alfred, to try the galomki?

Well, galomki, they don't look terribly English,

but I would really like to try it if there's good assistance.

That was nice. All of it.

Very good.

This is real that now you're talking about Vinnie. This is Polish soul food

And this is the way you eat, you know Polish people are hard-working people after a day's work

They come home, you know, they work very hard. They come home. They eat golem ki pierogi. They eat everything

What do they drink?

They drink beer

Tea, you know French wasn't French drink they drink wine. All right Polish people drink beer

But you know not you know we drink tea and coffee too, but this is the main you know Poland's known for its vodka

They make the best whiskey in Poland,

and you know what they do?

They ship it to Russia, and then Russia puts its label.

Am I right or wrong?

And the Russians put their label on,

but the best whiskey is made in Poland.

Ivan, what is this we, uh, over here?

This is even more food.

Oh!

Sweetheart, make me up a Polish.

This is Polish kielbasa.

Now, we're gonna show you.

How you make a Polish hot dog?

Pile it up.

The hot dog almost took a hike there for a moment.

Now, wait a minute.

I need a lot of onions.

We, uh, all right.

What do you think, God?

Alfred, this is yours.

But out of doubt, it has your name written on it.

What goes?

What do you want?

She wants the money.

$1.60.

Oh, there you go.

Charge it.

Put it on the clock.

It's tough, if you would, please.

How was that?

How was that pull-back Johnny dog, OK?

Look at that.

What is that?

That is it.

Delicious.

What is it called in Polish, then?

This is a polska kielbasa.

Ah, that's nice.

See, the hotdog is made with a hotdog in Poland.

It's made with Polish sausage.

Polska kielbasa.

You see this?

This is the best you can eat.

You know, there's nothing, no leftovers when you...

No meat leftovers. This is the pure Polish sausage

That you find in the stores that ship over from Poland. Well, we were it's so

You have the food the only thing missing is the music

and you know they're going to play some polka and we got the best dancers in the world, watch this

we got to have a little dance with our polka.

Alright gentlemen if you would strike up the band, let's go now with the dancing.

We're not around so you know what I'm gonna do? I'm gonna do a little pulley singing. What do you think about that?

for sure, but I'll tell you what, how this is a polka party.

Party is just about ended, I think,

and no doubt Ivan Putski has had a good time,

as we all have had a good time.

Ivan Putski noted, of course, for his extraordinary physique.

The Polish power is, indeed, noted

for unbelievable power in professional wrestling,

possessing that physique.

Many envy that an individual with a physique,

much like Mr. Putski's.

But when you think about extraordinary

physiques in professional wrestling,

another name comes to mind.

Indeed, our next guest.

A gentleman who claims to have the most extraordinary physique, maybe the most impressive in all of professional wrestling.

To join us now, Jesse the Bonnie.

Jack McMahon, you just wait a minute.

First of all, I want to talk to this band right here. I want you to play some more of what you was playing.

Play a little bit more of that.

something I am the personal bodyguard to the Rolling Stones. I want to hear some

rock music. I've had enough of this Polish stuff. I've had enough of this music. I

want to hear some rock and roll. And that's what I got to say, Jack McMahon.

Now you two, you five dudes, get your heads together and you come up with a new

entrance for me.

What is that?

It's a what?

What you do with it, Edith?

What happened to you?

All right, Mr. Ventura, please, if you would,

join us over on the set.

Alfred, thank you very much.

Jesse the Body Ventura.

Our guest.

Nice to have you on the show, Mr. Ventura.

Pleasure is all yours.

Well, I'm not too sure if they're...

Pleasure was the band's moment ago.

Obviously, though, they exercise a bit of versatility,

which is also something that...

that you exercise in the ring,

is a considerable amount of versatility.

I'm sure you would concur with that.

Oh, definitely, definitely.

You know, I want to talk about something real fast here.

I watched Ivan Padusky out here.

That's Putzky.

Whatever. I watched Ivan Padusky out here dancing.

You know, he looked like an orangutan.

And have you ever seen a orangutan dance at the zoo?

I don't see, no.

You know, when Padooski retires from wrestling,

I got the perfect job for him.

He can hold a tin cup for the organ grinder.

He'd do a real, real good job with his dance steps.

Well, speaking of doing a good job,

we could take you back now to some footage.

And we will show you Jesse the Body Ventura in action.

That is, in wrestling action.

Jesse the Body Ventura, heads up one on one.

I think you'll be impressed.

Let's go to the videotape.

Our ladies and gentlemen, this contest is scheduled for one fall with a 10 minute time limit.

Introducing McConaugher to my right from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, weighing 240 pounds.

It is SD Special Delivery Zone.

and is opponent from San Diego, California,

weighing 275 pounds, returning to this arena

after a long absence.

Here is Jesse the Body Ventura.

Oh, my.

Take a look at Jesse the Body Ventura.

And, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and, and

on the Philadelphia Pennsylvania

native S.D. special delivery

Jones a pleasure to once again

have ringside with me.

Lord Alfred Hayes certainly one

of the most articulate men I've

ever had an opportunity to work

with a man who has committed

his command of the English

language and certainly great

working knowledge of professional

wrestling former member of

In faith, Chris. Pleasure to have you along, your lordship.

Thank you, Gene.

What do you make of the hair?

I'll take you to Matura.

I feel sorry for the moment for people who don't have a colored TV set

because the colors are something to behold there.

Well, it's something I couldn't really concern myself with.

Would you say that was flaming red, crimson, tangerine?

Every color of the rainbow.

Well Jesse Ventura really taking it to SD Jones thus far arm bar as he works on the

wrist from the top and really applies the pressure Ventura two hundred and seventy five

pounder San Diego California take down I don't know if it was fun I don't know if it was

on the part of this very flamboyant individual.

Jesse will deny anything that he thinks appropriate at that time.

He never admits to anybody else's opinions.

He's a very self-opinionated young man.

Well, obviously, there was hair.

I didn't touch his hair.

We could pick it up.

Jesse Ventura says I didn't even touch the man.

That's not being the case because you fans watching it all this week.

Plain as they, Ventura getting to the hair of special delivery Jones.

A shot to the red pipe that rocks Jones.

Look at, look at that hair, that is outrageous, outlandish.

And whatever adjective might be applicable.

Well, Gene, it doesn't detract from his ability in the ring.

showing that he is a threat to everybody who wants to step into that ring.

Jesse Ventura is thinking very much on the bright side in addition to the tremendous brawn

that this six foot five two hundred and seventy five pound veteran

he's got all the physical credentials and with the right hander thinking he certainly is going

to be a force to be reckoned with here on the world wrestling federation front of the face

capable professional wrestler.

Jones has pulled off some incredible surprises just recently.

He's been on the wrong end at the moment, but

he's looking to get the impetus of this belt swung his way.

Oh!

And now, there it is.

On a forearm and a headbutt, that one of the shoulder,

Edventura, is hurting at this point in time.

To the wrist.

With an open hand in the back and a reverse knife edge that cuts down special delivery Jones up in the air flying leg

all right across the throat

and Ventura

Fixed Jones up

Watch this

The reversal on the atomic drop

Up in the air flying elbow to the upper torso hooks the legs one two

a big time with a smile on his face, a gentleman that has been controversial for the most part

of the world wrestling.

Oh, look at this.

Let's stick with it.

Look, look at that package, a very self-centered and at times arrogant individual Jesse Ventura

displaying the body for this capacity crowd on hand this week for this world wrestling

Let's get the official time.

And here is the winner, Jesse the Buddy Ventura.

All right, Jesse Ventura, victorious.

Yes, Lord Alfred.

I was going to say that's a very good win for Jesse Ventura.

He started out in the manner that he wants to keep up.

And I'm sure already that that belt, which for him was a message to other wrestlers,

Well certainly Jesse Ventura off to a good start. Let's take a look and see even now. Wait a minute. Let's stick with this

Let's go back to the replay and see how this man gained victory

Jesse Ventura

Picking up Estee special delivery Jones. I thought he was going to go to the inverted body vise

There's the reversal on the atomic drop and that had to do with Sarah damage

Ventura very a suit coming back

With a flying elbow to the upper torso hooks the leg one two three

We are back with Jesse the body Ventura and Jean Oakland made reference to the

Multi-colored hair exactly how would you describe your hair mr. Ventura beautiful beautiful

Do you do it yourself?

No, definitely not. I don't do it myself.

What do you think I engage myself in, labor, Jack McMahon?

Mr. Ventura, is there a word to describe this particular hairstyle? Is it a certain style that you wear?

I say it's called a body original.

A body original?

Yeah, because, you know, everything I do is original. You know, I'm the personal bodyguard of the Rolling Stones.

The what?

The Rolling Stones. You've heard of them, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ron Wood.

Yeah, well, I'm their personal bodyguard when they go on tour and so I have an image to keep up

You know and Keith gets angry if I don't look real sharp

Well, he pays me a lot of money does he indeed

I'm sure you're a very effective bodyguard a very effective ruster as well although in that last match

It appeared as though when you

pinned SD Jones that you had a little of his red material in your hands I believe a handful of tights

And now you think I'm gonna deny that McMahon. I'm not gonna deny it cuz I'm gonna tell you something. I

Learned the hard way. I learned you know you McMahon are responsible for the way I wrestle for the way

I think Alfred Hayes you are not because you're from England

Now you're gonna ask me what's the reason I'll tell you the reason

I went to Vietnam, and now anything I do, you all are responsible for, because you created me.

The people of America created Jesse the body.

So I don't deny anything, because you don't cheat if you don't get caught.

Mr. Venture, as it relates to your goals in professional wrestling,

would you care to share any of those with us?

Oh, I have goals in professional wrestling.

Number one on the list, number one goal to me,

is the man with the blonde hair, the incredible Chump Hogan.

The man has been running for me.

He's been hiding from me for three going on four years now.

Every time it seems that Jesse the body shows up,

the chump Hogan finds his way to the other side of the country.

To Japan, to Europe, he just never wants to be where Jesse the body is.

And why would you suspect that, Mr. Ventura?

Because I think he realizes his championship is in jeopardy.

Because when the chump looks into my eyes, I'll hypnotize him before the match even begins.

And when he does that, he's mine.

Notwithstanding that rather high aspiration,

what are... how would you compare and contrast your skills

with those of the individual whom we had as our guest earlier on,

the Polish power, Ivan Putzki?

Ivan Putzki's a strong man. There's no doubt about that.

I don't know if he thinks he's Lekwilense or what out here,

but he is a powerful man, but Ivan Putzki has one problem.

And I like to refer to Ivan as Ivan the Wart.

I beg your pardon?

Ivan the Wart.

He's very ugly, and he's short.

And you know, he can have all the muscles packed into that dynamo package of his, but

there's a thing called leverage.

And when you're six foot five and have muscles, that makes a big difference over being five

foot three and having muscles.

Mr. Ventura would like to thank you very much for joining us here on TNT Tuesday night Titans.

Yeah, I've just one last quick thing. Aren't you supposed to be sitting over here and say, here's Johnny?

We'll be back with the World Wrestling Federation review tag team review that is in just a moment.

On your own, we saw the Tag Team Champions of the World Rustling Federation,

Adrian Adonis and Dick Murdoch in a moment were about to review some of the

outstanding Tag Team combinations that are in contention for the title.

And certainly one of those, Lord Alfred Hayes, would be the Samoans,

Alpha and Sica.

Yes, I don't think they've ever been out of the picture.

They were slightly unfortunate to lose the title.

In fact, I'd grow further than that.

I think they were very unfortunate to lose the title.

All right, let's take a look now at Afa and Sika,

three-time co-holders of the tag team title.

Albert Ock is now going to have to deal with the likes of Sika.

He's in the wrong corner, Gene.

Oh, he's going to be double-teamed here,

because as you can very well see, watch out, though.

Big Afa has entered the range.

Whoa, what a chop.

outside now as they got control.

Watch out.

Oh man.

No.

Hardock will never get up from that if he does.

It's a miracle.

He's been driving.

A miracle.

Adrian Adonis on the arena.

has come back into the ring, Jean this time, went to the Samoans corner as they

were victorious in that fall and look, extends the hand of friendship.

I don't know if the Samoans are going to buy it.

I hope not.

What somebody like Albano has turned their back on the Samoans.

Now apparently, there's some bad feelings.

Alpha and Sika quite impressive indeed and perhaps in contention for the tag team title our next group to view

Well, uh

A combination that no doubt has all the fan support you possibly could have.

Sergeant Slaughter in the first cadet in the Cobra Corps, young Terry Daniels.

Comment, please.

An amazing combination because Sergeant Slaughter has taken this young first member of the Cobra Corps

and he's going to really take him under his wing and we're going to have a look at the Sergeant

and Daniels, see how they go.

All right, let's go to the tape.

And I've got to say this, Terry Daniels, 221 pounds,

Amarillo, Texas, certainly very impressive

against a much, much bigger Dan Green at 295.

Tag from Green to Lanny Keene.

And still Daniels maintaining control.

A lot of heart in this young man, Lord Alfred Hayes.

Really.

I like the way Sgt. Slaughter is bringing young Daniels a lot.

He's not getting him hurt mentally.

He's looking after him physically. He's doing just a splendid job.

Sgt. Slaughter with the approval of this capacity crowd.

In this week's World Wrestling Federation Event Tag Team Action.

Slaughter to Terry Daniels and Daniels, great slanty keen with an

arm break, takedown followed by a leg drop and keen at 252 pounds for

Nevada. Obviously experiencing a little pain and punishment at the hands.

This gentleman right here, very solidly put together and you come up with a good point.

I think under the total age or the guidance, if you will, of Sergeant Slaughter,

this young man, Terry Daniels, is really going to make his mark of the World Wrestling Federation.

Yes, he has taken Sergeant Slaughter as his image, his idol.

A tag team combination that one time managed by Lou Albano likely to be managed by him again

He's certainly in well. He's

Taking another look at the moon dogs, and I think that's one of the most unusual combinations ever very bizarre, but very effective

They've always managed to make themselves

Well felt I'm sure of that. Let's take you now to the moon dogs Rex and spot

Rex had an opportunity to tag off.

And no, nice block.

Blocked again.

And face-first, Rex the Moondog.

Hold the phone.

Head to Brian Madden and Rex the Moondog having some problems now.

Whip to the rope and U-bar sent him out.

Powerful, powerful individual both to these two moon dogs.

Spot, side headlock, Spike Huber obviously filling the effects of that vice-like grip.

And you would anticipate that Huber would be thinking about tagging out to his partner I would suspect, Ryan Blair.

At this point in time it may be of the best collective interests.

to the rope now spot coming off

Chris crossing

So spot having his problems. No, that's not where your man is but momentarily confused

Is he ever

Well, there's a look at some of the tag team combinations in contention for the World Wrestling Federation tag team title held by Adrian Adonis

And it is tag team partner Dick Murdoch.

If you have to choose one, Lord Offward Hayes,

that perhaps would dethrone more aptly than others,

the tag team champions, which combination would it be?

I think I'd have to go for the Samoans.

Samoans? I'll stick with that.

Without a doubt, one of the roughest tag team combinations ever.

We'll be back as we continue with more Tuesday Night Titles.

Next week here on Tuesday night Titans, and by the way, we will join you next Tuesday night

We shall have with us likes of Captain Lewis our battle hopeful. I would suspect that mr.

Albano can clear up some of the controversy that has ensued between himself and

One Cindy Loper

Apparently, there has been a challenge, an acceptance and a big rift between what was

at one time, I would think, quite a close relationship with Cindy Lauper and Louis

Albanal, but close no longer indeed.

And as a matter of fact, they are diametrically opposed as far as their views are concerned.

We will have the views of Captain Louis Albanal, just one of the many things we will have for

you next Tuesday night, right here on Tuesday Night Titans.

Thank you for joining us.