Dave LaGrecca and ECW legend Tommy Dreamer break down the legacy of the

territories and delve into Georgia championship wrestling.

Welcome the busted open legacy of the territories. I'm your host Dave LaGrecca

and I'm with the landlord in the House of Hardcore to Heart and Soul, a professional

wrestling. Tommy Dreamer and Tommy today were diving into maybe one of the most

recognizable territories in the history of pro wrestling, Georgia championship

wrestling. So excited when you told me we're going to bring back this

tales of the territory, if you will. My Saturdays as a child changed the moment

I saw this. My world was little league and hanging out with my friends and going

outside and then once this happened, thank God for the BCR but I could not

get up on Saturday. My cartoons were gone. It was all because of Georgia

championship wrestling. It really, really changed my life. I know it changed

yours and with the advent of cable television. I know we all have millions

of things to watch. So many different options. This was like one of the first

and we're talking about Georgia championship wrestling. You live in New

Jersey. I live in New York and we were able to see this amazing wrestling

territory each and every week and hello hook line and sinker. We both got

bought in. Yeah and it's Georgia championship wrestling but to your point, Tommy,

this show was seen all over the country and beyond because of the Super

Station WTBS when cable TV really emerged. It was probably as I said the most

recognizable territory. There was Paul Jones was the first owner of not

that Paul Jones but Paul Jones was the first owner of Georgia not the

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