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• OLD SCHOOL VIDEO HISTORY (September 9, 1990) – WWF Wrestling Challenge

On this day in 1990, the World Wrestling Federation aired an episode of their weekly TV show ‘WWF Wrestling Challenge’.

It was broadcasted from the Civic Center in Springfield, Massachusetts and featured pre-taped matches & storyline segments on the road to the ‘WWF Survivor Series 1990’ PPV.

The card can be found right here:

– Legion of Doom vs. Craig Gil & Barry Harris

– Tito Santana vs. Bob Bradley

– Rick Rude vs. Sonny Blaze

– Sgt Slaughter vs. Jim Powers- Slaughter makes his return

– Hacksaw Jim Duggan vs. Scrub

– Rick Martel Interview

– Bushwhackers vs. Black Bart & Dick Woody

– Dino Bravo vs. Jim Brunzell

• WWE VIDEO HISTORY (September 9, 2010) – WWE Superstars

On this day in 2010, World Wrestling Entertainment aired another episode of their weekly TV show ‘WWE Superstars’.

Here’s the card:

1. R. Truth vs. William Regal

2. Goldust & Gail Kim vs. Primo & Jillian Hall

3. Curt Hawkins & Vance Archer vs. Trent Barreta & Caylen Croft

4. Big Show vs. Luke Gallows

You can now watch the entire episode in 720p HD quality:

• BREAKING: Old School WCW Veteran Passes Away

We just received word that Old School WCW Veteran Frank Andersson passed away earlier today at the age of 62 due to complications from heart surgery.

How many Pro-Wrestlers do you know who won an Olympic Medal?

Sure most of you will now say Kurt Angle and Ken Patera, but have you ever heard of Frank Andersson?

Andersson won a bronze medal in Greco-Roman Wrestling in the 1984 Olympics for his home country of Sweden.

Somehow that was supposed to qualify him for a career in Professional Wrestling, but i guess not every Olympic Medalist has the potential to become a huge star like Kurt Angle.

After wrestling for NJPW in 1991, and a dark match try out for the World Wrestling Federation in 1993, he got signed by World Championship Wrestling in early 1994 and wrestled for them until he retired in the summer of 1995.

REST IN PEACE FRANK ANDERSSON!

May 9, 1956 – September 9, 2018


        
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