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- All-Star Wrestling was a WWF promotional show that featured enhancement matches and interviews that were designed to further featured talent. The show was taped at the Hamburg Fieldhouse in Hamburg, Pennsylvania.
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Episode Guide
- 8. S12 E8 Feb 20, 1982
- Bob Orton Jr. takes on Steve King; WWE Tag Team Champions Mr. Fuji & Mr. Saito in action.
- 7. S12 E7 Feb 13, 1982
- Rick Martel & Tony Garea are an incredibly formidable tag team; Tony Atlas takes on Jose Estrada.
- 6. S12 E6 Feb 6, 1982
- Greg "The Hammer" Valentine vs. Victor Mercado; Jesse "The Body" Ventura in singles action.
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Production locations Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, the AWA's television production was headquartered at Minneapolis independent station WTCN-TV , then owned by Metromedia . By 1979, production was transferred to Minneapolis station KMSP-TV .
- United States
- First-run syndication
- 1960 –, 1990
- American Wrestling Association roster
Aug 30, 2023 · In its early years, All Star Wrestling was primarily filmed in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. This picturesque city served as the backdrop for many exciting matches and intense rivalries. Fans would flock to venues such as the Pacific Coliseum and The Forum to witness their favorite wrestlers in action.
AWA All-Star Wrestling: With Scott Hall, Reginald Lisowski, Curt Hennig, Gene Okerlund. Syndicated series featuring wrestling matches as promoted by the American Wrestling Association (AWA).
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- 1990
- Action, Sport
- Scott Hall, Reginald Lisowski, Curt Hennig
- Dominic DeNucci. Dominic DeNucci was a mainstay of WWWF Television for many years. Dominic captured the WWWF tag team title on two occasions: with Victor Rivera (who was replaced by Irish Pat Barrett after leaving the territory) and Dino Bravo.
- Davey O’Hannon. Davey O’Hannon was truly Kansas City’s finest, by way of New Jersey. Mr. O’Hannon was a very frequent visitor of living rooms across New England in the mid-’70s.
- Baron Mikel Scicluna. I am not sure if the words exist to describe how much I enjoyed watching Baron Mikel Scicluna in action. How many times did we hear “from the Isle of Malta, weighing two hundred and seventy pounds, Baron Meegel Seecluna!”
- Johnny Rodz. “The Unpredictable” Johnny Rodz hailed from The Bronx. Much like the butler from the movie Mr. Deeds, Johnny was EVERYWHERE. Whether it be All-Star Wrestling, Championship Wrestling, or at just about every Madison Square Garden card, Johnny never failed to put on an exciting and competitive match.
WWF All-Star Wrestling: With Vince McMahon, Merced Solis, Hulk Hogan, Khosrow Vaziri. Wrestling action featuring all your favorite WWF stars!
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- 1974
- Sport
- Vince McMahon, Merced Solis, Hulk Hogan
Big Time Wrestling – also known as the American Wrestling Alliance (AWA) or National All-Star Wrestling, and sometimes referred to as NWA San Francisco – was a professional wrestling promotion headquartered in San Francisco, California, in the United States.
The AWA bought 60 or 90 minute time slots each week at the TV stations. The shows usually ran on a Saturday or Sunday morning (when TV time was relatively inexpensive). The shows were shot in black and white throughout the 1960's and some of the 1970's, and in color thereafter.
