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Old 05-22-2011, 09:22 AM   #14
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Bill Watts' Mid-South Wrestling/UWF was just a tremendous territory during the 80's

it seems to be under appreciated by the people on this board

literally some of the biggest stars in the biz worked here like Dr Death Steve Williams, Sting, Ultimate Warrior, Shawn Michaels, Jim Ross, Barry Windham, Paul Orndorff, JYD, Ted Dibiase, Magnum TA, Freebirds, Rock and Roll Express, Midnight Express, Chris Adams and the list goes on and on

Mid-South ran from September 1979 til 1985 when Watts changed the name to the Universal Wrestling Federation which it closed down in late 1987

Mid-South TV Intro circa 1982


UWF TV Intro


Freebirds contract signing


A tag match between Stng & Korstia Korchenko vs Hacksaw Jim Duggan & Koko B. Ware turns into a brawl


Sting vs Bill Watts - The Freebirds jump in at the end




Ted Dibiase vs Shawn Michaels from 1985








From August 1, 1987 UWF telecast, Dr Death Steve Williams defeats Big Bubba Rogers for the UWF World Title! Includes celebration in the dressing room with Dusty Rhodes, Barry Windham, Brad Armstrong, Jim Ross.
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