Thank you so much to Reed for sending me a scanned copy of his 1975 Portland Wrestling program. It was great to meet you at the recent Portland Wrestling show!
I love how the programs in the 70s are almost a little magazine in themselves.
If you'd like to help add to this archive, please email me: sunyday76@aol.com
I'd love to share your programs, photos, memorabilia, and stories.
The end of Simply Devine/Well Dunn week. I didn't share any of the video from the USWA here, but from Mid-April to mid-July, they competed there as Simply Devine before joining the WWF and getting the name change. They weren't as goofy and fun in the USWA. Still great, but... That video can be found on YouTube. I think that if the WWF had allowed them to develop these characters, like they did in USA Wrestling, people would have been able to enjoy the team more. I assume it's why they signed them in the first place, right? There's a lot of fun Well Dunn stuff from Smoky Mountain in 1994, too. They did a whole series against the Thrill Seekers, Chris Jericho and Lance Storm. Always more to share, but I will be back to our regularly scheduled programming later today.
recently found at St. Jon's Bachelor's Club. This is a great piece of Portland Wrestling history
and shows Herb Owen as the promoter. Elton Owen was wrestling, and so was George Wagner. George was later known as Gorgeous George. I love the name Mouthy Donavan!
WWF should have allowed Well Dunn to develop their characters.
Their funny heel delivery is great, and would have made their gimmick make sense.
See the entire Saga of Simply Devine on USA Wrestling here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VM6vAoL0Vjw&t=751s
The original video can be found on @ArmstrongAlley YouTube channel.