Buck Robley, wearing a “Nobody Calls Me Yellow” T-shirt.

Buck Robley, wearing a “Nobody Calls Me Yellow” T-shirt that was designed and supplied by J.R. himself back in the day.

Buck Robley was one of the brightest minds ever in wrestling. Buck had great natural instincts and was an integral part of one of the more successful periods in Cowboy Bill Watts’ Mid South Wrestling territory. If today’s generation of young wrestlers had Buck’s in-ring psychology many of these youngsters would find themselves making big money wrestling in main events at major events. The shirt was designed and supplied by J.R. himself, back in the day.

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Definitely remember him during the Mid South era. I still can hear Boyd Pierce say, "Buckley Christopher George Robley the third!". Only a true Mid South fan can know this and I'm not sure if it was his real name or a handle he was using. Great ring veteran and fun to watch, heel or face.
 

I've seen Buck Robley back in Kansas City when he was known as Col. Buck Robley.  He used to wrestle in Kansas City, Kansas' Memorial Hall.  Bob Geigel was the promoter in the area.

 

i was able to watch Buck Robley wrestle in Abilene, TX on my 18th birthday. He was a showman.

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