More Scott Peterson ....

Scott and I in 1989.	Scott was quiet, kind, and funny. He and Steve were great partners  and such a dynamic tag team. There's a Saturday night in June of 1990  when Steve Doll wrestled Moondog Morreti. He was always up and boisterous, but this night he was extra  excited, just having the most fun, and he seemed almost giddy. After the  match, he does an interview, teasing that Scott may come back for one  night. He's just so excited that his best friend will return to wrestle with  him again. It's really sweet. They were so great in the ring and had such great  chemistry because they were such good friends outside the ring.
This is one of my favorite pictures of them from  Feb. 16, 1988.
Scott, my friend Michelle, me, my friend Nicee,  and Steve.  June 11, 1988

 

Here I Am With The Southern Rockers! 1990 Tillamook Armory. Scott Peterson Returns For One Week.

This photo is from when Scott Peterson returned to 

Portland for one week in 1990.  It was great to see him again!

This is taken at the Tillamook Armory.  I had to see them wrestle together

again at least a couple of times.

 

OWF - Oregon Wrestling Federation Program - Jackson County, Oregon - Sunday, May 22, 1988

 

Get A Picture of The Grappler's Face Win A Date With The Southern Rockers!

In 1989, KGON radio did a promotion with one of their DJs, Bill Prescott.  Bill and the 

Southern Rockers announced a contest.  If you could get a photo of the Grappler without his 

mask on, you could win a date with Steve Doll & Scott Peterson to ride in a Limo and go

see Bon Jovi in concert.  Oh boy, did I try!  Keep in mind that I was 13, so what I could do was 

limited.  I did convince my mom to follow him home a few Saturday nights, but he didn't go home.

He went directly to the club, as many wrestlers did on Saturday nights.  They often went to the 

Cattle Company on McLoughlin in Milwaukie.  Of course, we couldn't follow him in there, but my mom followed him in one night and he never took off the mask!! DAMMIT!!

At the Portland Wrestling Expo in February, 

I asked him about the gimmick, and he said that it was Roddy

Piper's idea and that it really got out of hand.  People would follow him when his family was in the car and come up to his house and take pictures in the windows to try and get him.  I don't think 

they really thought that whole thing through!  

Another girl named Jody won the contest.  Ugh!  

I wanted to win so bad!!  

I did go to the concert, but not with Steve Doll. 🤪

 

Johnny Ace Autograph 1988 OWF

In 1988 Johnny Ace came to Oregon to compete in Billy Jack Haynes

Oregon Wrestling Federation (OWF).  He was here for a very short time, 

maybe only 2 weeks or so.

Johnny Ace in the ring at the Oregon City Civic Center.

1988.

 

Golden Boy Mike Golden 1989 Photos

Back then, it wasn't uncommon for your head to get cut off in a photo! 🤪

 

Northwest Wrestle-Media Vol.1 No. 1 - June 1986

I finally got my hands on another issue of Wrestle-Media thanks to 

my friend Kerby!  Check out his ebay store ClassicPortlandWrestling for awesome vintage Portland Wrestling collectibles!

He also has a shop, where he sells reprints of some 

amazing Portland Wrestling merch.

And shares his collection on Instagram @classicportlandwrestling

Right click on any image to open in a new tab and view larger.

This was much too big to fit on my scanner, so I had to improvise and join 

the pages together later.  That's why they look a little funny and may have lost 

a few words or parts of an image.

 

Portland Wrestling Program - July 13, 1981 - Queens Park Arena, BC, Canada

 

Northwest Wrestle-Media Volume 2 - #3 - NO MORE CLAN! - 1987