Gene Jackson

Hey everybody, welcome back once again to the Retro Wrestling Review USWA podcast.

I'm Gene Jackson.

The man to my right, immediate right, is Josh Briley.

And of course, on the other side of him, we got DT.

There wasn't any J. Jonah Jameson looking for pictures of that bastard.

That's okay, though, because they had the characters like Gene DeWolf, which Chris might know, but I'm sure a lot of you guys don't know.

She's from the comics.

She's a very important comic with that street-level stuff, because she is like the cop that he worked with to take down.

Yeah, well the Memphis crowd was hit or miss, you know? And sometimes if they didn't give them anything good, I didn't, I didn't really blame them.

We talk about that in Memphis '85 a lot with Gene Jackson, and you know.

I mean, you gotta give them something.

But Georgia definitely on fire right now, doing pretty damn well it sounds like anyway.

We are indeed back in action here just in time for the holiday season.

I am Ray Russell, and last we left you, we were, uh, meeting with Bota the Witch Doctor there as part of Memphis 1985 and Gene Jackson, and then we took our little sabbatical or hiatus.

More on that in the weeks to come.

Stay tuned to the Wrestlecopia Podcast Network.

Got a whole lot going on.

And of course, '85 Memphis with Gene Jackson.

Uh, Ray Candy's just killing it right now, uh, [laughs] with the comedy over there on Memphis '85.

So until next time, guys, uh, we'll see you soon with more Regional Wrestling, where we talk the territories.

So I want to go into this story.

And Tommy Rich, also part of the WrestleCopia podcast network, along with Doug Gilbert and the host Gene Jackson over there on Dangerous Conversations podcast.

But only talking about Tommy here when boys will be boys.

Somebody say something about only says, for instance, we had more car wrecks.

Alrighty, that's going to wrap it up here this week.

I want to thank everybody who tuned in to these bonus episodes of Regional Rassin.

We'll be back next week with a brand new episode as we continue on that journey through 1977 Memphis, the early 80s in the LaBelle Territory there in L.A., No doubt Gene Jackson is going to be back to continue on Memphis 1985.

We're upstarting more great deep dives into the territories of Chicago and St. Louis.