yeah knox. they ran a legends night at chilhowee park and he was there as well as ronnie garvin. garvin didn't look so good. this was about 3 years ago. about a month before traylor died

It's amazing how many wrestlers we've watched in recent years aren't with us any more. I can't watch the crap thrown at us by WWE and TNA anymore. I read about wrestling FAR more than I watch it anymore. I'm currently reading "The Pro Wrestling Hall Of Fame: The Heels" by Greg Oliver and Steven Johnson. It gives thumbnail bios of the great heels(bad guys) throughout the years. Many current and past wrestlers are profiled, including several who spent time in Knoxville-based promotions, such as The Mongolian Stomper, Prof. Toru Tanaka, Exotic Adrian Street, and Ron Wright. I strongly recommend this book(available at local bookstores)to anyone who is interested in the wrestling history that you don't see on TV.

i'll have to check it out

NEXT QUESTION:

Southeastern great Don Carson teamed for a while with his "brother" Ron Carson. "Ron Carson" was known world-wide by his MUCH more famous ring name. Who was he?

Three hints:
1. He's from Texas.
2. He's a former WWF(E)tag-team champion.
3. He's deceased.

GOOD LUCK TO ALL!

JOHN LAYFIELD???

Sorry, Peachiegirl , John "Bradshaw" Layfield isn't correct. Besides being too young, he's not deceased.

Of course, since virtually no one watches Smackdown anymore, that was an honest mistake .

SORRY I TRIED

WOULD IT BE CHRIS BENOIT

Hoyt Richard "****" Murdoch (August 16, 1946 - June 15, 1996)

Exactly right, heartSoul , D*** Murdoch(damn censors ), before he became famous as one-half of the Texas Outlaws with Dusty Rhodes(Happy Birthday,Big Dust-62 today), Murdoch teamed in the Gulf Coast region and Tennessee with veteran Don Carson,playing the part of Don's "brother" Ron.

NEXT QUESTION:

In the early 90s, the Fabulous Freebirds in WCW consisted of Michael Hayes, Jimmy Garvin, and for a short while, a masked man called Badstreet. Who was under the mask, playing the role of Badstreet?

Brad Armstrong

True Jedi Gets it!!!!! Good Going!

It's someone else's turn now. I need time to think of another question.

Dudes with Attitudes was a stable in WCW in 1990 which consisted of 6 wrestlers, name them ?

lex luger, sting, junkyard dog, the steiner brothers (rick and scott obviously) and paul ordonoff

"Dudes With Attitudes" was exactly right. These six guys had overall the worst attitudes in wrestling. From Luger, who was always openly disdainful of the business that made him a millionaire, to the Steiners, who showed their utter classlessness by brutalizing(for real)unsuspecting jobbers in the ring, to Sting and Orndorff, who were arrogant assholes out of the ring. Gee, Triple H and Jeff Jarrett must have studied these guys to pattern their career paths !

I met HHH in person.
He's a damn nice guys that actually appricates his fans

Too bad he has the need to constantly bury other talent to stroke his own ego. I've never said HHH wasn't talented or not nice to fans. I give him credit for that. And he has drawn money, which isthe true bottom line in wrestling. I just wish he'd realize that he can still be a major star without doing so at the expense of the careers of others.

My favorite HHH time was obviously when he was the leader of DX with Chyna, X-Pac, and the New Age Outlaws. This gimmick left WCW's New World Order in the dust.

NEXT QUESTION:

Anyone who's either a long-time wrestling fan, or likes wrestling history has heard of the famous "Concession Stand Brawl" in Tupelo, Mississippi in 1981. This was one of the first matches to show a more "hardcore" style of wrestling that eventually led to ECW.

My Question Is:

Name the four wrestlers in that match.

briser brody, abdullah, terry funk and i can't think of the fourth

Sorry, Sportsnut, but none of the names listed are correct.