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2008 Cauliflower Alley Club
J.R., Luna Vachon, and Stone Cold at the 2008 Cauliflower Alley Club function in Las Vegas where a great time was had by all.
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NWA Champion Jack Brisco defending the coveted gold against Dick Slater.
Jack Brisco was one of the greatest champions EVER in the NWA and came out of Oklahoma State University early to get in to the pros after posting a undefeated, national championship season for the more »
Guess Who
Can you guess what NFL team members are in this photo back in the JR/King Raw days?
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Bruiser Brody and Stan Hansen.
Back in the 1970s when I got my start in the biz, so did these two physically intimidating athletes from West Texas State University. more »
Dusty Dvoracek and Tommie Harris
The Chicago Bears have a great future a head of them defensively with four former Oklahoma Sooners on their roster including left, Dusty Dvoracek and Tommie Harris. more »
Don Jardine, aka The Spoiler.
Many insiders will debate whether or not the late Don Jardine, aka The Spoiler, is the greatest masked “bad guy” ever in the biz. more »
Buck Robley, wearing a “Nobody Calls Me Yellow” T-shirt.
Buck Robley was one of the brightest minds ever in wrestling. more »
Past Cauliflower Alley Club Convention featuring, left, Cowboy Bill Watts and Red Bastien.
Dr. Mike Lano provided this photo from a past Cauliflower Alley Club Convention featuring, left, Cowboy Bill Watts and Red Bastien. I can only imagine the stories these two were telling. more »
Three wrestling legends at an independent wrestling event from left to right, Dusty Rhodes, Mick Foley, and Mike Graham.
Here are three guys who could knock one out of the park if they ever went on a coast to coast car trip and their conversations and interactions could be recorded a la Taxi Cab Confessions on HBO. more »
From left the immortal Lou Thesz, Announcer Sam Mennaker, and Mexico’s most famous international masked man Mil Mascaras.
Lou Thesz was really the Babe Ruth of wrestling and represented the NWA with class and dignity 24/7 during his many title reigns which started in 1937 and ended in the 60s. more »
