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Enjoy the show. See you next
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wrestlings for this batch. Thanks,
I'm professional wrestler Colt Cabana. This is

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Pro Wrestling Fringe. Unique stories from
a unique genre. For so long I

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made a living on the outskirts of
televised professional wrestling. I've wrestled on cruz

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S dirt patches in India. I've
wrestled for the Inuits in the northernmost part

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of Canada. I've wrestled on the
border towns of Mexico for the Yakuza in

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Japan. From entertaining the hipsters mixing
lucha libre, burlesque and cheap beer to

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the ICP fans at the Gathering of
the Juggalos, I have one of the

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oddest and most diverse resumes in my
profession. The Pro Wrestling Fringe podcast is

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about sharing the bizarre stories, not
that have happened to me, but that

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have been told in locker rooms and
spread from generation to generation. And that's

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what they are. Stories, unique
stories from a unique genre. On this

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brand new episode, with the help
of Colin Hunter, four kids live out

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every wrestling fans fantasy. Afterwards,
we'll talk to Colin Hunter about how he

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was able to get so many wild
details about this event, and then after

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that I talked to Ross Hart,
brother of Brett and Owen, a member

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of the legendary Heart family who watched
this whole thing go down firsthand. But

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for now, let's learn a little
bit about the Calgary kids. Professional wrestling

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is meant to be just that professional
job. You've learned a trade and you're

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applying it. Amateur wrestling has been
around for thousands of years. Some start

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as young as two or three years
old. In modern sports, you start

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young, you go through the youth
league's played throughout your teenage years, and

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when you become an adult, you
can become a professional. Wrestling has always

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been on that fine line because to
be a professional wrestler you must be a

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peak athletic performer. But due to
the scripting of the performance, there is

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some leeway. Many luchadors will start
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On small, tiny shows in Mexico, maybe a wrestler's kid will be

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put in a battle royal at a
small show at a local VFW. I've

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even seen quote unquote exhibition matches of
two kids from the local wrestling club put

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on at the local independent wrestling show. And I'm sure this happens in some

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way, shape or form in basketball, football, or baseball in small towns

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or the smaller leagues. But what
about the NFL or the NHL or the

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NBA. These leagues are the very
highest achievement in their respective industry. And

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these leagues, they're for adults.
Kids just don't play professional sports. October

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fifth, nineteen ninety six, the
World Wrestling Federation was in Calgary, Alberta,

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Canada for a show at the Saddledome. The big stars of the era,

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of course, would be wrestling that
night, but it's also not uncommon

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for local talent to meander around looking
for work, and there was plenty of

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aspiring, local talented wrestlers around Calgary
in nineteen ninety six. The city has

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a rich history of wrestling, founded
almost entirely around the legacy of the Heart

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Family, which ran the local Stampede
wrestling promotion. The Heart Family had turned

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out many of wrestling's top stars,
including Heart Brothers brettan Owen. If you

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wanted to make it big as a
wrestler in Calgary back then, being connected

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to the Hearts was a huge asset. Landing even a small spot on a

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WWE house show in Calgary would be
an incredible opportunity for any local hopeful,

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and this Autumn Saturday in nineteen ninety
six, four local hopefuls got their shot.

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The four of them sat shoulder to
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done locker room, trying not to
show how nervous they felt. It wasn't

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working. They felt so small compared
to the WWF giants who wandered the locker

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room at the time. There was
Vader, all four hundred pounds of him,

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the Undertaker at six foot ten and
no less intimidating in person. Then

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on TV, gold Dust was at
the mirror applying his black and yellow makeup,

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and the deranged Mankind was pulling a
leather mask over his missing ear.

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Of course, Stone called Steve Austin. He was headlining that night, riding

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the biggest wave of mainstream popularity any
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earlier. Four rookies were intimidated,
but excited it was happening. They were

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actually booked in a match on a
WWF show, a tag match, and

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they'd be on first. Shure,
it's a spot when most of the fans

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are buying Austin three sixteen shirts,
but a spot on the show is a

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spot on the show. They sat
there, shouldered a shoulder on that bench

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about to have an opportunity. Most
aspiring wrestlers dream up and without knowing what

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to do next, they needed one
thing, a grown up. You heard

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me, They needed a grown up. One of the wrestlers, Harry Smith,

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was eleven. He was eleven years
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them they had been dropped off at
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They were children. Harry was eleven, but his father was the popular the

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WWF wrestler, the British Bulldog.
The oldest one of the crew was Teddy

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Heart. His mother, Georgia,
was one of the dozen Heart family children,

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and his grandfather was Calgary's most famous
wrestling promoter, Stuhart. The second

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oldest of the four was t.
J. Wilson, who had reluctantly become

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friends with Teddy in high school over
a shared interest in wrestling. And rounding

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out the foursome was an athletic fifteen
year old classmate named Andrew Picarnick. Andrew

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never really meant to be the fourth
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along was for brothers Teddy and Matthew
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but sadly that dream was cut short
when Matthew unexpectedly died earlier that year

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from a flesh eating disease, but
as a supportive friend, Andrew filled in,

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and there they were four skinny boys
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with one not even being close to
hitting puberty, sitting in a WWF locker

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room awaiting adult instruction, and they
do eventually find it in LONGTIMEWF referee Earl

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Hebner. Earl told the kids they
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and before Earl could get another word
out, Teddy Hart's compromise was fifteen.

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Teddy explained they would need fifteen minutes. They had practiced and rehearsed the match

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for weeks in the ring on the
Heart Family lawn. They had the match

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down, move for a move,
beat for beat. They were gonna need

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fifteen minutes, and Hebner he listened
patiently, and then he proceeded to tell

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them you got five minutes. No
going to the floor, which is wrestling

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jargon for all the moves must be
done inside the ring. Black Jack Lanza,

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a retired wrestler, would pull on
his necktie at ringside and that would

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be the queue to start wrapping up
the match. Those were the instructions,

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and so it was settled. The
fans took their seats, the houselights darkened,

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the Canadian national anthem would play over
the loudspeaker, and then it would

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be time for the opening match.
Their match, but there fifteen minute masterpiece.

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How would they be able to trim
it down? The no going to

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the floor rule could help, maybe
trim five minutes, but they were still

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left with ten minutes worth of action. So the boys resolved to do what

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they thought would be the absolute best
thing to do. They decided to just

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rustle faster. They'd do all the
moves, but you know quicker. They'd

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cram a fifteen minute match into a
five minute match, not even considering whether

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a tag team match between children moving
at triple the speed might look a little

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silly to the audience. This was
their chance to shine in the WWF,

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and they needed to get their moves
in. The rookies were welcomed by a

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mostly friendly crowd. Plenty of members
of the extended Heart family were at ringside.

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Among them was a young lady named
Natty Nightheart, daughter of the WWF

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wrestler Jim Navil Ninheart, whom TJ. In particular, was hoping to impress

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Teddy and Harry had the honor of
wearing ring gear loaned to them by Davy

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boy Smith spandex that clung so tightly
to the British bulldog's massive muscles sagged so

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loosely over the skinny legs of the
teenaged boys. The boys had performed the

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tag team match pretty much exactly as
they had practiced, minus some outside dives,

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and sure they made mistakes, they
were kids. Back to back supplexes

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by Teddy to TJ turn into a
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It actually looked so devastating that it
was documented in the newspaper, with

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TJ landing head first. I'm a
mat nat didn't stop them though. Their

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adrenaline was surging and they wanted to
live in that moment forever, but they

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couldn't. Why well, because Earl
Hebner kindly told them that it was time

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to go home. Nobody had seen
black Jack lands upon his tie, but

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then again, I'm not even sure
if they even had the sense to note

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to look for black Jack lands up
pulling on his tie. But Earl Hebner

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said they had to finish up,
so the boys hurried up to set up

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their spectacle finish. Teddy put TJ
on the top rope and delivered the biggest

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top rope superplex he could do,
and then Harry, having climbed to the

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opposite top turnbuckle, launched off with
a flying headbut exactly as they had practiced.

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Teddy Hard and Harry Smith, had
a combined weight of one hundred and

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fifty pounds and a combined age of
twenty six years old, were the victors.

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The crowd loved it. These hometown
kids had just done something extraordinary and

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the hometown crowd of Calgary, Alberta
supported them as if they were their very

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own kids. And in the back
well, Barry Wyndham, then wrestling as

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the Stalker and known for his finishing
maneuver of a top rope soup lex,

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seemed openly annoyed that one of the
kids in the first match would do his

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big move. But with congratulations of
so many veterans and WWF wrestlers being given

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to the kids, along with the
presence of Davy Boy Smith fawning over his

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family, Wyndham cracked a smile and
left the boys alone. The TV guide

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the Sunday papers. They'd all published
pictures of their matches, and they were

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the talk of the town and the
talk of their school. And sure,

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their WWF debut didn't result in the
kind of overnight stardom they had dreamed of,

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but it definitely was a foreshadow of
things to come. All but Andrew

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went on to become full time professional
wrestlers. It wasn't Andrew's dream, though,

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he was there to help his friends
achieve theirs. Teddy, Harry,

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and TJ all continued their training after
that day, including private instructions in the

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wrestling room inside of Bret Hart's home, and on October fifth, two thousand

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and six, exactly ten years in
the making, TJ. Wilson returned to

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the WWF now WWE as Tyson Kid, and Tyson would soon pair up with

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that one time eleven year old prodigy
Harry Smith and TJ and Harry would form

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a trio called the Heart Dynasty,
along with Natalia Nidhart, the same young

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lady who had been in the crowd
that night at the Saddledome, the same

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young lady he'd go on to marry
in two thousand and thirteen. Although you

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can still find Harry and Teddy wrestling
around the world. TJ was forced to

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retire from in ring action in two
fifteen with a neck injury. He's now

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a backstage agent very similar to the
role of black Jack Lanza, except TJ

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claims to have never seen anyone ever
pull on a necktie to cue the ending

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of a match. Twenty five years
ago, four boys ages eleven to sixteen

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wrestled on a WWF show in a
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Being a publicly traded company with such
a liability, such a thing will more

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than likely never happen again. As
a teenager, I dreamed of playing in

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the same game as Michael Jordan or
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But it was just a dream.
It just wasn't realistic. But for

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one night in Calgary, Alberta,
Canada, under the big and bright lights,

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in the giant WWF ring, with
that huge arena feel, it was

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very real. And that was the
night at four super Fan Wrestling kids got

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to live out all of our childhood
dreams. Right after this break, Colin

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Hunter and I talked about how one
phone call to t J Wilson helped shape

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this whole story Parrestling Fringe. We'll
be right back. Hey, Colin.

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First of all, thank you so
much for doing the story with me.

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Well, thank you for the invitation. I love this series and you and

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I worked on one of these before
and had so much fun. I was

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delighted when you asked me to do
it again. The last one we did

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was tons of fun, and for
this one, I said to myself,

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I need a Canadian. Yeah.
Well, I'm a Canadian boy, just

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like the four stars of the story, and like them, I was a

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huge wrestling fan growing up. I
would go to these house shows, but

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I was always always on the other
side of the barrier, never had the

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experience that these four had. I
just dreamed of it. All right,

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let's get into the story a little
bit. I wanted to talk about the

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overall story arc, which I,
as the ultimate producer of the project,

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did change a little bit from your
perspective. But I think that's a great

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part about the second half of these
podcasts. We can acknowledge it and I

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can also let you talk about it. The middle of the story was always

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the same, but you really put
an emphasis on this being a house show,

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where I kind of wanted to downplay
that because I didn't want it to

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take away from the focal point that
this is children wrestling. Yeah, I

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think it's just because a house show
back then, literally at that time,

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at that place, may have been
the only kind of situation where this could

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ever have happened. If it was
a TV show, They're not going to

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put an eleven year old and some
fifteen year olds on Monday Night Raw.

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It's the kind of show where you
know, the cameras aren't rolling, the

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rules are a little bit more lax, So they were able to do something

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like put four children in an opening
match and let them go even the five

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minutes that they were allowed, even
though it wasn't the fifteen minutes that they

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had planned. If it were in
front of cameras, I don't think it

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would have happened, first of all, And I'm kind of glad it's not

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recorded, because we were able to
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through your telling of that strange day
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guess that would lead to another one
of my questions, which is footage of

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this match. It's not on YouTube, it's not on any networks or DVD

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specials. Can I assume it just
doesn't exist. Yeah, as far as

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I know, there is no footage
of this match. That doesn't mean that

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the footage doesn't exist, because even
at house shows, you know, you

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can find house shows that were supposedly
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this footage has never shown up,
and I kind of hope it stays that

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way. Yeah, it was a
one time occasion, and it almost lives

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more sort of beautifully in the storytelling, I think, than actual footage,

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because let's be honest, it was
probably a really clunky match. They were

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kids. Yeah. Well, the
last time I did a story about a

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missing match with Bret Hart and Tom
McGee, a couple of years later it

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became the Holy Grail of lost matches
and Mary Kate Anthony ended up finding it

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in a closet. So here's to
another wrestling fan checking their vhspins. I

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hope so I discovered that match thanks
to you. I had never heard of

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the Tom McGee match, and I
just watched it the other day, so

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maybe it will see the light of
day. The four children in Calgary.

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When I asked writers to help me
write these wrestling stories, most people head

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to the internet and start researching articles
and results or footage. But we were

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really lucky enough to have my good
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kind of be at our disposal.
I imagine it made life much easier being

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able to hear the actual story from
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What was your approach to getting the
notes that you needed in order to

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put this together? When you first
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story the four kids wrestling in Calgary, you told me the basics, and

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you gave me TJ. Wilson's phone
number, and you know, we made

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a connection. And typically when I
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I was a real journalist in the
past, and I've written real journalism

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aside from KFEVE News, and in
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of research. I'll go but I'll
google somebody, read the Wikipedia, checkout

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videos. And I decided to do
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like you said, he was there
and I wanted him to paint a picture

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from the get go. I said
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and walk me through this, and
he, to his credit, he was

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willing to do so. It was
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to help your listeners understand what it
felt like for these kids to be back

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there, and just the fear of
being totally out of your depth, something

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we can all relate to. Everybody's
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the room, in the room at
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I think this story has been told
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and documentaries, but your podcast,
this storytelling format, is it's perfect for

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that. Maybe this story has been
told in passing, but I don't think

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TJ's really detailed this story this in
depth. What were some of the bits

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that kind of stood out for you? So the details like the fact that

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his friends and family were in the
crowd, including Nattie Neidhart, who would

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go on to become his wife,
Little details like how excited they were to

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be in the newspaper because remember this
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internet, so having the newspaper come
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There's actually a little story that didn't
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Teddy Hart kind of conning one newspaper
of playing them off each other. Two

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newspapers were there, and he would
tell each of the other papers like,

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Oh, they're going to run it
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run it on your front page.
So here's this kid trying to get the

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two media organizations to sort of play
off one another. You know, those

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kind of details sort of come out
in the retelling as people start to relive

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these things, these little side stories
and little memories. You know, I

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asked, well, who specifically did
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Barry Wyndham was there, and you
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was that. You know, after
all this time, he was still sort

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of remembering the sequence of moves.
This is half a lifetime ago, but

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you know he's remembering the suicide dives
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how the moves got botched. And
I think it's only in this long form

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storytelling that you can actually pull out
those little details that stay hidden in your

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memory for decades. So I love
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it was there anything else that either
you didn't put in the story or maybe

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I edited out of your version that
kind of deserves to be told. There

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was a lot about this particular event, that it was more than just a

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wrestling show. It was a charity
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died tragically not long before a flesh
eating disease, Andrew was his fill in

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the fourth Boy. It was a
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donated his check. I think a
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I knew that they had connections to
the Heart family, but I didn't know,

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for example, that they were training
every single day after school for hours

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in the ring in the Heart family
yard. They would go to school.

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You know, Teddy and TJ.
I think we're classmates, are around the

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same age, and they would get
on a bus and go up to the

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hearthouse and train in the ring,
doing their fifteen minute match over and over

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and over again. And you know, sometimes Davey Boy Smith would wander by

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and offer a pointer and Owen Hart
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Heart says, you know what,
that move would look a little better if

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you did this, Like, can
you imagine a better wrestling training than these

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boys got? And I love the
fact that was ten years to the day

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to the day that TJ had his
first WWE contracted match, after that day

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that he wrestled with his friends as
a teenager. I know you put a

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lot of TJ specific information in the
story, and I did take some of

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it out because I didn't want it
to be all TJ, and I wanted

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it to focus on them as a
group of four. So I felt a

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little bad having to shave that out, but I knew this talk is where

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you could give TJ all the credit
that he deserves and any last thoughts that

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you might have. TJ, I've
heard on numerous occasions is one of the

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nicest people in wrestling from numerous people. Clearly, you know this is a

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case of someone who you know worked
hard and had a dream and is still

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sort of living it in his own
way. And it's crazy when you look

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at the picture. TJ text me
a bunch of photos of the boys,

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you know, before their match and
after their match, posing, and they're

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just these they're literally children, and
they're scrawny, you know, scrawny little

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children's arms and legs, but they're
loose fitting clothing. But to see them

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now, you know, Davy Boy
Smith Junior is a is a giant,

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and these trained in MMA and wrestling, and I think if that moment hadn't

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happened for them, maybe the rest
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they did. It was probably a
turning point for all three of them,

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maybe more than they even realize.
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hear from someone who was at the
show, but not in the match itself,

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so stick around till after the break, where Rosshart, member of the

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wrestling famous Heart Family, explains his
remembrance of just how everything went. Pro

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Wrestling Fringe we'll be right back.
Well. I'm Ross Hurt from the Hart

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family. I had been involved with
the Stampede wrestling on many different levels.

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During debuts of three of my nephews, Teddy Hurt and Terry Smith, so

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Davey Boys Smith the British Bulldog had
a tag match against t J. Wilson,

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the later became well known as the
Tyson Kid. And Andrew mclarn Yeah,

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I've never seen anything like that before, you know, I think this

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is just a little different from backyard
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ground or even on some wrestling match. This was in the summer of nineteen

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ninety six, the annual Rockey for
the Rodeo show. They had a chance

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to perform, but under the difficult
circumstances. The original match was going to

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feature Teddy and his younger brother Matt
and Matthew Matt got injured, was hospitalized

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and was diagnosed with flash eating disease
and bravely fought it or was hospitalized for

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over a month before he sadly passed
away. The other three, Harry,

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TJ and ted I really wanted to
go through with the match. They thought

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it would be a nice tribute if
they could still have the match, but

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they had only three of them.
A high school friend of Ted and t

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J, Andrew mccarnick, just live
up the hill actually from the Hardy Homes

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at his parents voice. You offered
to take part in the match, they'd

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have to give him a crash course
and tram and prepare him and he actually

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did quite well. But Ted now
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against t J, who was a
captain of the other team, and Andrew

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mccarnick. So they had about a
week put together the match for the Rocky

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for Rodeo showing. It was great. It was such a wonderful tribute that

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they could pay the mat. And
then I guess Davy and my brother on

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approach at WW because they knew they
had a show them a live show coming

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up to the Sadom October. You
know, I don't They arranged at at

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least a month ahead of time,
so they know they probably meb We even

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approached you know, whoever would have
been the booker at that time. I

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don't know Vince's right hand man,
I was around nineteen ninety six, you

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know, it might have been Pat
Patterson. It was kind of a unique

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novelty match. But I think Dave
and Owen really fulsome strongs there, and

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they were on the show too.
While on Davy were in a tag match

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and they're defending the tag team titles, so they were going to be at

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the show and they would make sure
that everything went pretty well and that the

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boys fallow orders and I went with
Harry's mom, Diane, and choose my

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younger sister and Georgia and other family
members. Georgia and bj Ted and Matt's

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parents were there as well, and
many family members are there. I think

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once kids went as well. But
I sat and watched the match with Diana

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and Georgia and a couple of my
other nieces, and I was excited.

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I had I hadn't really helped them
choreograph the match, but I but I

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had seen them outside a lot at
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so many times that their execution was
pretty damn good. He especially for kids

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are age. So I was pretty
pretty excited, though you know, I

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didn't know how how well they had
performed in front of a big crowd and

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uh, in front of the hometown
fans. Uh. I don't think the

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the agents thought they should go more
than five minutes. That they might all

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ideas or they might just thought,
you know, or that they just didn't

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have enough of a repertoire to put
together match. But you know, they

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didn't realize. You know, these
kids had followed wrestling all their lives and

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had watched Endless Stampede Wrestling shows and
w under their shows, and uh were

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so inspired by their uncles, you
know, Born and Rep and Davey through

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their uncles Bruce and keyth. So
there, I think some fans had some

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expectations, you know, those two
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also these guys must be pretty good
for their age, but a lot of

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other fans for maybe a little more. I'm sure, what can these guys

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do that suching young? The agents
and these your kids. I think a

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lot of fans were well just kind
of curious. They hope that they would

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have fun, I guess, and
enjoy themselves, but I think they were

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they were going away. Why the
moves that they did. There was a

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baby face match, you know,
there was there was no heels or anything,

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you know, no skull duggery or
trickery or anchor like that. It

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was just a baby face match,
but definitely Harry and Ted were the favorites

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because they had the direct lineage to
the Hard family. They're you know,

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direct grandsons and student. But I
think they were happy for all four of

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them, and it just went off
so well without any injuries, without any

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mistakes, and you know, I
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at all, you know, with
the very first match. And I think

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I saw them after the show just
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But they were pretty excited. You
know. I think there's adrenaline rush

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there for for all four of them. But they were really satisfied. They're

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really happy, and they knew it
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of. And uh, I know
Davey and Owen loved it, said,

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you guys did great. You know, they got great feedback from all the

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other wrestlers who saw it. I
think all the wrestlers watched because they're curious,

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let's see what Davy's kid and one's
nephew and Ted could do in the

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room. So so a lot of
the wrestlers were watching you So I think

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he took them out for dinner or
something. After and you know, it

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had been a pretty tough summer,
you know, especially Jed losing his younger

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brother. And Matt had probably the
highest passionate beamcoming professional wrestling was when he

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was in school. He talked Tob
how much you wanted to be a wrestler,

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and how proud you wanted Davy,
especially to be of him, and

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that he wanted to pattern his style
after him, And so a tragedy that

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This has been Pro Wrestling Fringe,
the Calgary Kids for Cold Cabana. I'm

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Cold Cabana. Thanks all right,
Stampede Wrestling fans, here are the pavilion

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and you at home A very special
treat right now, as it's my distinct

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pleasure to introduce to you one of
the all time greats, not only here

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in Stampede Wrestling, but the entire
world of wrestling in the eighties, who

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won every title there was to win
here at stamped Wrestling. He went on

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to worldwide fame in the World Wrestling
Federation, which you please welcome the British

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Bulldog, Davy Boy Smith and along
with Davy Boy his son Harry Smith,

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the future of the Smith wrestling family. Davy Boy unbelievable wrestling fans. For

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those of you who have followed Davy
Boy's career, recently, there was talk

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that he would never wrestle again after
suffering a serious back injury in wc W.

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But Davy Boy, you have watch
your way back. Your indomitable spirit

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is coming to the forefront and you
have once again made it to that mountain.

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You've ascended to the top in professional
wrestling. And I think I speak

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for all the fans here when we
say congratulations David Boy. Well, I

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really appreciate that because this is my
roots. This is where the British Bulldog

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started right here, with the likes
of Bret Hart, Bruce Art, the

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Dynamite Kids, Chris Benoa. I
know the British Bulldog. He's back in

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the World Wrestling Federation. After that's
right, Rookie just sucks. But anyway,

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um, it's great to be back
here in the pavilion. It's like

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uh DejaVu. You know, he's
like a walk in the dressing room.

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Nothing changes here in Stampede Wrestling.
And I've looked to see this uh arena

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packed one night and one time the
British Bulldog. He's gonna come back in

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this ring, in this arena,
I'm sure one day, Davy boy we

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look forward to perhaps forming a team
with your son here, Harry Smith.

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I'm sure the fans would also like
that. This is my son, my

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little my little son. He's not
that little, No, he's not that

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little. Almost six to one hund
than sixty pounds, and he's the next

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World Wrestling Federation champion. But first
he's gonna start here in Calgary Stampede Wrestling,

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where the British Bulldog, studied ladies
are gentleman. He is a letter

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and here is the critical David Boyd's
give it up for David Boyd and his

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son, Harry. Congratulations and continued
success in the w w UP. David Boye