• “Go there and do what?” – WWF Legend On Joining AEW
AEW Tag Teams The Young Bucks and FTR (fka The Revival in WWE) recently teased that 2-time WWE Hall Of Famer Bret Hart might be joining All Elite Wrestling.
On Dynamite a couple of weeks ago, FTR fired Tully Blanchard, who was their manager.
Cash Wheeler of FTR said the following about this on the St. Patrick’s Day Slam edition of Dynamite:
“That wasn’t easy to do. It’s been obvious that Tully had checked out. When we won the Tag Titles, he was laser focused, but lost his focus later. And when you lose your focus, you lose your job.”
Matt Jackson of Young Bucks then dropped a tease for FTR bringing in Bret as their manager:
“No matter what you do, even if you hire the Best There Is, the best manager in the world, it’s not going to matter. Because deep down inside, you’re always going to remain the second best tag team in AEW.”
After #FTR fired @TullyBFTR last week, @youngbucks are convinced @CashWheelerFTR & @DaxFTR will only ever be "The Second Best Tag Team in #AEW".
Tune in NOW to #AEWDynamite: #StPatricksDaySlam on TBS pic.twitter.com/H0PzxWI9kZ
— All Elite Wrestling (@AEW) March 17, 2022
Dax Harwood of FTR tweeted the following after firing Tully:
“Bret, what are you up to?”
Dax tweeted the following after this week’s Dynamite:
“God, family, professional wrestling….and Bret.”
For those who don’t know, Bret is a big fan of FTR and thinks they are the best Tag Team in the world today.
During a virtual signing for Signed By Superstars on Friday, Bret was asked if he’ll join AEW.
Below is what The Hitman said:
“Go there and do what?”
Bret noted in an interview a few months ago that he has no interest in becoming a Manager in Pro-Wrestling.
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• ON THIS DAY IN NWA HISTORY (March 27, 1982) – Georgia Championship Wrestling
On this day in 1982, Georgia Championship Wrestling aired an episode of their weekly TV Show, also called ‘Georgia Championship Wrestling’.
The show featured pre-taped matches, interviews & storyline segments featuring several GCW Wrestlers, presented by Gordon Solie.
Here’s the card:
Tom Prichard vs. Mike Miller
Ron Bass vs. Bruce Gallagher
The Great Kabuki vs. Rick Thor
Buzz Sawyer vs. Rick Benefield
Tape: Ole Anderson & Stan Hansen vs. Terry Funk & Dusty Rhodes
Ole Anderson & Stan Hansen vs. The Samoans
Kevin Sullivan vs. Rick Thor
The Super Destroyer vs. Allen Tupperello
John Studd vs. Rick Benefield
The Great Kabuki vs. Bruce Gallagher
Bob & Brad Armstrong vs. Ed Timbs & Chick Donovan
PLUS MANY MANY INTERVIEWS
