COVID Comp Tape #9

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The whole playlist is here, for your continuous viewing pleasure.  

Terry Funk vs Stan Hansen - September 11, 1982


This is the precursor to a much more famous match, but that match doesn't break down into Funk and Hansen beating up referees, so how good could that match even be. 

Rick Martel vs Terry Funk - September 20, 1986


More of me trying to get into Rick Martel. This is fine, but Terry Funk is the real star, trying to fight an entire baseball stadium.

Terry Funk vs Eddie Guerrero - May 20, 1989


Terry Funk in 1989 WCW is one of the best years a wrestler ever had. Two matches with Flair, one with Steamboat, the Halloween Havoc tag, and then these wild B and C show matches with the likes of Cougar Jay and this one with Eddie Guerrero. 

Alex Shelley vs Lee Moriarty - November 2, 2019



AIW uploaded this match a couple days ago. It leans a little bit toward a WHAT WILL IT TAKE indie match, but if you squint real hard at specific camera angles, you can see me in an orange UWFi shirt, so it's basically a masterpiece. 

Jake Lee vs Shuji Ishikawa - June 7, 2020


Modern All Japan has a lot of guys who are worth watching. Jake Lee is one of them. Shuji Ishikawa hits people hard, that is also worth watching. 

Katsuhiko Nakajima vs Masao Inoue - June 14, 2020


Masao Inoue might be the worst wrestler in the world at the moment. Nothing against the guy, he just doesn't have it anymore. Nakajima, through some miracle, manages to get a pretty decent match out of him. It's not gonna blow anyone away, but it being passable is nothing short of incredible. 

Arisa Nakajima vs ASUKA - June 17, 2020


2020 has been a weird year, to say the least, but this is the best match so far this year. 

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