Ken Wayne

And the wrestling and the politics was going on at the same time.

Do you-- Brian, do you remember w- w- when I read the souvenir ticket of a spot show they did in the late '70s in Hendersonville, where Tommy and Eddie Marlin worked with Buddy and Ken Wayne, and they had all the local politicians and county judges and sheriffs and deputies and bailers and things and such of that as seconds and everything, and advertised them on the ticket, right? Do you remember that?

I think so, yeah.

Well, Tommy Marlin, somehow or another, and this was concurrent with when he was wrestling in the '70s, had gotten into local politics.

Dirty White Boy beat Tony Falk.

Brian Christopher beat Ken Wayne.

That was a Buddy Wayne, uh, town, so Ken was there.

Robert Fuller won, but we don't know who it was.

We had Lawler, Jarrett, Prichard, Fuller, Miss Texas, Dirty White Boy, Sawyer.

No, Sawyer didn't get to work Kenneth.

Ken Wayne only for Kenneth.

Oh, I'm not...

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