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Wrestling fan for 40+ years Here for the memories & fun times! Accepting the fact that I am no longer in the key demo a little bit more each day! ☺️✌️❤️🤼 🇺🇸
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Joined May 2019
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For every ridiculous and embarrassing social media post my favorite wrestler of all time @RicFlairNatrBoy does I must watch one of these to remind of why he was one of the greatest of all time! I’ve been doing this too much lately!😳🤦♂️ Woo!!
Using my day off after a rough work week to catch up on the good stuff! What an awesome match! Awesome weekend overall for them! AAA might be the best promotion going today!
México NO DUERME 🇲🇽
Cerramos #AAATriplemania con El Grande Americano como Megacampeón de AAA ✨
If anyone knows me knows I never watch anything in real time too much going on. I’m not the biggest AEW fan, but I’ve been watching their TV since day one. This is one of the best most heartwarming tributes I’ve ever seen. R. I.P. Butcher 😔
I love this move in this situation. Nowadays, the kids would turn into a single suplex on both guys which would require cooperation from all! This is more believable! Get well soon Fred!
Per @BookProWrestler Fred Ottman has been admitted to the hospital after being taken to the emergency room. So we're keeping Fred & his family in our thoughts.
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We send our heartfelt get well wishes to the legendary Fred Ottman. We were saddened to hear he was taken to the emergency room last night and are keeping him in our thoughts and prayers. We’re all pulling for a full and speedy recovery. Stay strong, big man! 💪
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All Elite Wrestling is saddened to learn of the passing of Andy Williams, aka The Butcher. A trailblazing musician with ETID and Atomic Rule, Williams made a successful transition into the world of professional wrestling and was incredibly respected by his peers both in and out of the ring. Our condolences go out to Williams’ family, friends and fans.
R. I. P. Superstar!😢💔
Heartbreaking news this morning: “Superstar” Bill Dundee has passed away.
His son, Jamie Dundee, shared the devastating news just minutes ago, announcing that his father passed away at 3:30 this morning. He was 82 years old.
Jamie closed his message with words no son should ever have to write:
“I love you Dad. I’ll catch you on the other side. Rest in peace, Superstar.”
I had gotten up this morning hoping to find an encouraging update on Andy Williams. Instead, I opened Facebook to this. On a morning when the wrestling world was already holding its breath, it has now lost one of the true pillars of Memphis wrestling.
Bill Dundee wasn’t merely one of its great stars. He was one of the men who made Memphis wrestling what it was.
At 5-foot-7, Dundee carried himself like the biggest man in any building. He could stand beside Jerry Lawler as his greatest partner or across from him as his fiercest rival—and make an entire territory live and die with every turn of the story. For generations of fans, “Superstar” was never simply a nickname. He earned it.
Only two weeks ago, Bill was back among the Memphis wrestling family. On August 21, he appeared alongside Jerry Lawler, Jimmy Hart and others at the Tupelo SuperShow benefiting St. Jude. Two days later, on August 23, he made his first—and what would become his final—appearance at the Memphis Wrestling WrestleCenter.
There he was, still part of the sport he loved and surrounded by people who loved him. Nobody watching could have fully understood that they were witnessing a final goodbye. You simply never know when one more appearance, one more photograph or one more wave to the fans will become the last one.
Jamie and several other members of the Dundee family have long been part of our Book Pro Wrestlers community. This morning, we ask our readers to surround all of them with love. Please keep Jamie, Bill’s entire family, his friends and everyone who loved the Superstar in your thoughts and prayers.
Rest in peace, Bill Dundee.
Thank you for the Saturday mornings, the Monday nights at the Mid-South Coliseum and a lifetime of memories.
The Superstar will never be forgotten.
— Steve Stasiak, Book Pro Wrestlers
I don’t know the creator but these are great! 🤣@TheJimCornette @RealRickyMorton
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#OTD in 2004, I had the honor of working with my friend Ray “The Big Boss Man” Traylor in what would be his final wrestling match.
Debra was there with us and was involved in the finish!
RIP Ray!
I never saw this! Love it! R. I. P. Larry! I met him a bunch of times when I used to go to shows regularly. Great guy..
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💔 With a heavy heart, the #LastRunTour is over.
Aug 15 @2CWrestling, knee gave out during my match w/ @AllieKATCH.
Torn ACL. Surgery tbd.
Thank you to everyone who has reached out and supported me.
Not goodbye to wrestling. Just goodbye to the in-ring portion.
Mercedes
Terry is in my top five of all time! They don’t make them like him anymore! Fight forever!
