WB/CW network is going under

[acealive1]

This organization took place around 1990-94, then folded. But a lot of old schooled wrestlers are on there. I saw Rick Rude ringside on one show. UWF? they're still around,bro. same company same belts. "woke from the dead" so to speak

[slickwilly13]

You sure? There are diffrent UWF groups around. One from Japan which had a shoot style. And this other was diffrent. Americanized and had a lot of wrestlers from the '70's and early-mid '80's era. Watched Dan Spivey vs B. Brian Blair last night. Bob Orton makes appearances along with Dr. Death Steve Williams. Capt. Lou even has a segment.

[acealive1]

You sure? There are diffrent UWF groups around. One from Japan which had a shoot style. And this other was diffrent. Americanized and had a lot of wrestlers from the '70's and early-mid '80's era. Watched Dan Spivey vs B. Brian Blair last night. Bob Orton makes appearances along with Dr. Death Steve Williams. Capt. Lou even has a segment. http://www.uwfusa.com/ like i said its back

[slickwilly13]

F#ck ya! TNA wrestlers are signing. That great news.

[bassman]

F#ck ya! TNA wrestlers are signing. That great news. TNA? Tit's and Ass Wrestling? Now THAT's some wrestling I could watch..

[Eyebiter]

ESPN Classics shows old matches from the 1980's and 1990-91 era during week nights. Its from some now nonexisting smaller wresting organization. Can not remember the name at the moment. AWA - American Wrestling Association based out of Minneapolis, MN. Went to a few matches back in the late 1970's when Nick Bockwinkel, Fritz Von Erich (the Claw), and Reginald Lisowski (Crusher) were still wrestling.

[acealive1]

just in. CW just cancelled another black show. i guess its the norm to have the quote one show on for a few years (moesha, the parkers) then bring on another one. CW is gonna die