WWWF Heavyweight Wrestling – January 13, 1966: Sometimes Simpler Is Better

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Date: January 13, 1966
Location: National Arena, Washington D.C.
Commentator: Ray Morgan

Steve Stanlee vs. Curtis Iaukea

Stanlee is called Mr. America here. Iaukea is a heel and a big fat islander. He also has someone who might be the top heel manager in Bobby Davis. Curtis starts fast with big clubbing blows to send Stanlee out to the floor. Back in and Iaukea stomps him down again, allowing Davis to choke away a bit. Off to a chinlock followed by a headscissors by the guy that weighs nearly 400lbs. Back to the floor as the squashing continues. We head back in and Iaukea hits a splash for the pin.

Hector Serrano vs. Tomas Marin

From the apron, Marin shoulders Serrano a few times and his a decent looking slingshot splash for two. Hector chills on the floor for a bit. By a bit, I mean he walks around for like three minutes. He finally gets back in and is immediately knocked right back outside. They do the exact same thing again as the announcer talks about driving safely.

Tony Altimore vs. Antonio Pugliese

Post break Altimore and Tyler say they think Bruno is in trouble against Baron Mikel Scicluna.

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