Showing posts with label matt borne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label matt borne. Show all posts

Jul 24, 2026

More pics from the scan pile! Portland Wrestling photos 80s and 90s.

I am coming to the end of the scan pile, but I have only shared a fraction with you
so far.  Here are some random picks from the last round of scanning.
The photos might not be great, but memories are the BEST!


1. Steve Doll in the ring.

2. Jeff Warner 2-12-1990

3. Steve Doll v Matt Borne 11-5-1988

4. Top Gun in 1989. Sorry sign, but I often loitered in this area!

5. Tugboat at a Portland WWF show 10-14-1990.

6. Steve Doll leaving the Crow's Nest 11-11-89.

7. On the back of this photo I just wrote, "Stevie D".

8. Scotty the Body

9. Steve Doll 2-1991

10. Steve Doll getting stomped by the Grappler!

 

May 15, 2026

6/18/88 - The Southern Rockers v Buddy Rose & Al Madril - You Tube Video

Tonight's events...

 I- Matt Borne
M- The Southern Rockers (Steve Doll & Scott Peterson) v Playboy Buddy Rose & Al Madril (Assassin on commentary.)
I- Tony Borne, Matt Borne, The Southern Rockers, The Assassin



Mar 24, 2026

Portland Wrestling Program - Saturday, March 26, 1988 - Kids Free Tonight - Southern Rockers Defend Tag Team Titles

Thanks to Nick from Captain's Corner for selling me this program!

Take a look at the program archive to see any of the 250+ fully scanned
programs.  Have one that isn't in the archive?  Willing to scan or take nice 
flat photos of it to add to the archive?  Please message me at sunyday76@aol.com.





 

Jan 7, 2026

Northwest Wrestling Bulletin - First Issue - October 1983

Fun insights into Portland Wrestling in 1983.
I love the mini feature on Miss Irene Dial, also known as Ringside Rosie.

This is from the collection of Retro Gaming Hippie.  Check out his awesome YouTube 
channel about his fun, nostalgic 80's and wrestling finds.  Thanks to him for trusting me
with some great finds!  If you have some photos, programs, or other fun Northwest 
Wrestling memorabilia to share, email me sunyday76@aol.com.

This is the Northwest Wrestling Bulletin.  I'm not sure how many of these were
made, but it is an amazing piece of Northwest Wrestling history.

This will be included on the Wrestle-Media page.
Check out those too!