This was kinda fun to produce. One of the most enjoyable regular events that I’ve attended in STL. Pro-Wrestling at the SBAC (South Broadway Athletic Club) in Soulard. Low-budget entertainment doesn’t get any better than this…
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Hi! I really enjoyed seeing the wrestling (being a nut for it myself). Would you be interested in earning yourself a bit of money for the site by hooking a brother up with a DVD of your recording of said event?
Now that is culture. What am I doing in NYC? Whoops, I’m late for a cockfight. Seeya later!
will my name is mike i wrestl for the uwa i go by hammer i wood like too wrestl for you some time you can call me at 573-301-6151
Obviously, except for Mark, these morons don’t know what they
‘re talking about. I have been a fan of St. Louis-style wrestling (exhibited by SBAC) for over forty years (I’m 50 years old). The St. Louis broadcast’s promoter used to wrestle back in the day for the head of the fabled NWA. Yep, that’s right, Sam Muchnick..and it was this type of basic, dumbed-down in you wish, but extremely high-impact and physical wrestling that gave us a love for the ole grunt-and-groan.
Mike do happen to know a wresler by the name of fyin brian. He is a pretty good sized guy. He use to wrestle for liberty justice, with dump truck and a few others. I have been all over the place on line looking for this group. They are out of Mo I know because I use to be their ringette. But I beleive the name was changed and I wanted to take my daughter to a good show. Remember always keep your head up.