Dave LaGrecca and ECW Legend Tommy Dreamer break down the legacy of the territories and

tell them to mid-south wrestling.

Welcome to Legacy of the Territories mid-south wrestling and I'm here with to me the most

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Tommy Dreamer, Tommy, how are you today?

I am wonderful and they all said my useless knowledge would get me nowhere, but everyone

thank you nation for making this podcast truly special, Dave and I, it's a passion project

of ours and the overwhelming response had been very, very positive, so we will continue

to keep the train a rolling.

I agree and we're going to get into a territory today, Tommy and I don't know if I agree with

it.

I'm interested if you agree with it, but I think most fans would probably say that mid-south

wrestling may be the greatest territory of all time.

A lot of fans that I speak to, they speak very glowingly of mid-south and mid-south

wrestling when you look at a Tay Day with owner Bill Watts, 1979 to 1986, Bill Watts took

it over from Leroy McGurk, but do you agree, Tommy, that mid-south is maybe the best territory

of all time?

Man, there's so many great angles, so much great thing, but if you talk about business

man, they were in business for a long, long time and if it wasn't for the overall economy

in that area, at the time of the expansion, I think things may have been a different starter.

We've done a bunch of these and there's been these pivotal moments of what happened or

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