Book your ticket to happiness with Sun Express Airlines. So as we discussed on April 20th, 1984, Ollie Anderson, president of Georgia Championship Wrestling, having ousted Jim Barnett from the position in 1982 and Ralph Freee, a promoter and VP of G.C.W.

As well as G.W. Director Fred Ward and Secretary Tench Cox Cox received a letter from Vince and Linda

McMahon's law firm informing them that Vince and Linda had indeed purchased

controlling shares in Georgia Championship Wrestling without Oly and his allies knowing a damn thing about it.

This was the final shot in the final battle.

We may look at it as the first shot in fact in the final battle between vintz's what's that I said ooh like that yeah you

you decide which of the two it is between vinc's national ambitions in Georgia

championship wrestling's home stand Championship Wrestling's home stand, Oley's last stand, if you will.

And this being increasingly the America of Vince McMahon in 1984, the decisive blows would

be landed, not in the ring, boss boss not in a back room not in a

convention hall not in a locker room but in the courtroom you damn fucking

straight that's America right clear your throat but's America clear your throat get your best Georgia drawl tuned and open up a

fucking paps because we're going back to the courthouse to get the truth of Black

Saturday on that fucking cast.

I will have order.

The fucking reviews are in.

Do we need to hear one more person tell us

that part one of the Black Saturday treatment

is among our best work ever.

I mean sure why not sure but the wall is filling with plot it's as is only appropriate as

we lay down as we are want to do the definitive audio chronicle of seminal moments in the history yes of this business

the TLF or you know at all moments in history all of them yeah because after

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