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Black History Month Spotlight: Black Pro Wrestling Legends
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On March 29, 1994, at a house show in London, England’s infamous Royal Albert Hall, Men on a Mission became WWF Tag Team Champions. This occurred after the vast Mabel fell on Pierre of The Quebecers and stunned him. When the referee went to make his 3-count, Pierre did not kick out as was scripted.
Two days later, to fix the error, The Quebecers regained the titles in Sheffield, England.
Two days later, to fix the error, The Quebecers regained the titles in Sheffield, England.
i always thought they should have had a legit run with the belts..they were over as fukk in that era..fukking 123 kid and bob holly had a longer reignOn March 29, 1994, at a house show in London, England’s infamous Royal Albert Hall, Men on a Mission became WWF Tag Team Champions. This occurred after the vast Mabel fell on Pierre of The Quebecers and stunned him. When the referee went to make his 3-count, Pierre did not kick out as was scripted.
Two days later, to fix the error, The Quebecers regained the titles in Sheffield, England.
I’m old enough to remember this and it was a wild time
August 2nd, 1992. Ron Simmons became the first African American to win a major/recognized World Title in Pro Wrestling when he defeated Big Van Vader for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship
Who the chicks in that pic?
Tasha Steelz & Kiera Hogan
The night Mark Henry pissed off an arena full of wypipo.
Damn I thought u was exaggerating, it really was an arena full of pissed off white people
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Veteran
The Queen Of Black WomenAthena
I'll never forget this promo (
how dare he shoots on The Tribal Chief) , I watch it everyday and love how much of a heel Moose is. Impact is the best thing going right now