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Sep 11, 2026

Lou KipilmanGUEST
4:24
Yes.
John McAdamHOST
4:24
And, you know, another person passed away, Jerry Oates, who was a longtime favorite in Georgia Championship Wrestling, and I am online friends with.
John McAdamHOST
4:33
with his nephew, Mark.
John McAdamHOST
4:35
I have been online friends with him for like 25 years.
Bob SmithHOST
13:25
He booked for, you know, CWA, USWA in the Memphis area for Mid-South with Bill Watts.
Bob SmithHOST
13:32
And the Georgia Championship Wrestling for a spell.
Bob SmithHOST
13:34
They would bring him in and he would be, he was a guy like a Dutch Mantell or a Kevin Sullivan.
Bob SmithHOST
13:40
The guys who really understood wrestling and could be creative and give a lot of input and behind the scenes where they were as important as they were in front of the camera.
Eddie ShepardHOST
67:41
You had Mid-South.
Eddie ShepardHOST
67:42
You had Crockett, Georgia Championship Wrestling.
Eddie ShepardHOST
67:45
It's just wild to me.
Eddie ShepardHOST
67:45
Championship Wrestling from Florida.
Tony RichardsGUEST
14:49
Yeah.
Tony RichardsGUEST
14:50
Georgia Championship Wrestling Monday night town was Augusta.
Gerald BriscoHOST
14:53
Augusta.
Gerald BriscoHOST
14:54
Down at the auditorium.
Scott ShiflettGUEST
16:51
That's why I think he was wrestling.
Scott ShiflettGUEST
16:55
Like he was Georgia Championship wrestling.
Matt SouzaPANELIST
16:57
He's in South Carolina now.
Matt SouzaPANELIST
16:58
That's not Georgia.
Karl SternHOST
4:12
Turner Broadcasting, the Superstation.
Karl SternHOST
4:14
Even though it was Georgia Championship Wrestling he was a part of, he was seen far and wide across the United States and helped popularize the WTBS Georgia Championship Wrestling program, which eventually evolved into WTBS.
Karl SternHOST
4:30
World Championship Wrestling after it was bought by the Crockett family, Jim Crockett Jr. and his Mid-Atlantic promotion.
Karl SternHOST
4:38
And eventually, ultimately, that amalgamation of promotions was purchased by Ted Turner himself and TBS.

16 MINS LATER

Karl SternHOST
20:48
So it seemed like he had some sort of knowledge or ability to do that besides just wrestling.
Karl SternHOST
20:57
John Walker was better known by the ring name of Mr. Wrestling too.
Karl SternHOST
21:00
He is best known for his appearances with Championship Wrestling from Florida, Georgia Championship Wrestling, Mid-Atlantic Wrestling, being a star on WTBS, Continental Wrestling.
Karl SternHOST
21:11
He did a short stint or two in Memphis for the Jarrett promotion.
Carl SternHOST
4:22
But he was a national star, make no mistake about it, by way of WTBS, Turner Broadcasting, the Superstation.
Carl SternHOST
4:30
Even though it was Georgia Championship Wrestling he was a part of, he was seen far and wide across the United States, and, uh, helped popularize the, uh, WTBS Georgia Championship Wrestling program, which eventually evolved into, uh, World Championship Wrestling after it was brought, bought by the, uh, the Crockett family, Jim Crockett Jr. and his Mid-Atlantic promotion.
Carl SternHOST
4:53
And, uh, eventually, ultimately, that, uh, amalgamation of promotions was purchased by Ted Turner himself and, and TBS.
Carl SternHOST
5:02
So Mr. Wrestling II holds a fairly significant place in history.

16 MINS LATER

Carl SternHOST
21:04
So it seemed like he, uh, had some sort of, uh, knowledge or ability to do that besides just wrestling.
Carl SternHOST
21:13
John Walker was better known by the ring name of Mr. Wrestling II.
Carl SternHOST
21:16
He is best known for his appearances with Championship Wrestling from Florida, Georgia Championship Wrestling, Mid-Atlantic Wrestling, being a star on WTBS, Continental Wrestling.
Carl SternHOST
21:27
He did a short stint or two in Memphis, uh, for the, uh, Jarrett promotion.
Mike McGuireHOST
19:06
So yeah, I, I think that's a pretty safe assumption.
Stefan BennettHOST
19:09
In 1983, he would move to Georgia Championship Wrestling, where he then became a major, major player, and this also would become a major, uh, role in his development.
Stefan BennettHOST
19:20
He became associated with Paul Ellering's original Legion of Doom, as known as the Road Warriors, working in an environment alongside major characters like Ron Garvin, where they would feud over the NWA Television Championship.
Stefan BennettHOST
19:34
Now, Roberts would defeat Garvin for the title on November 6th of 1983, and when the championship was n- renamed the NWA Television Championship in 1984, Roberts was recognized as its first champion.
Stefan BennettHOST
20:12
He's developing the DDT.
Stefan BennettHOST
20:13
And somewhere inside of all of that, you can start s- to see the wrestler who he's gonna become and become one of the biggest cult figures in the business.
Stefan BennettHOST
20:23
With Georgia Championship Wrestling, he would then go on to appear for World Class Championship Wrestling.
Stefan BennettHOST
20:29
Now, this was one of the hottest television wrestling promotions in America at the time.
Reggie HarpeGUEST
1:18
So the small town I was in was close to Augusta, Georgia.
Reggie HarpeGUEST
1:23
So I grew up with, I don't know if you're familiar with Gordon Solie, Gordon Solie in Georgia Championship Wrestling.
Joseph BruenHOST
1:30
Absolutely.
Reggie HarpeGUEST
1:30
That was, that was where I started, and I was- grew up with people like, you know, Tommy Rich, Mr. Wrestling Number 2, Tony Atlas, and Mass Superstar, everybody who came through the Georgia area.
NineHOST
29:24
Hey
MattmanHOST
29:24
... because he, uh, he's the one that tried to go back and buy Mid-Atlantic, right? Or buy, uh, Georgia Championship Wrestling.
NineHOST
29:31
Started swallowing them all up.
MattmanHOST
29:32
From Black Saturday.

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