Memphis promoter Jerry Jarrett talks to Dave Brown, and says that due to Jerry Lawler’s crazy contract demands, he can’t afford the star anymore
Lance Russell announces that The Fabulous Ones are returning to Memphis, and then shows them in a music video set to Thin Lizzy’s ‘The Boys are Back in Town’
1982 – Comedian Andy Kaufman gets a disqualification victory over Jerry Lawler, when the King delivers an illegal piledriver during the match
Jimmy Hart tells Lance Russell that there’s a new King in Memphis, and brings out Paul Ellering – only to have stablemate Jimmy Valiant bust up the coronation
Bill Dundee is back in Memphis, and as he sits down to talk with Jerry Lawler and Lance Russell, he lets The King know he wants the Southern Heavyweight title
The King calls out Tully Blanchard, and also discusses his recent appearance on David Letterman’s show with Andy Kaufman
After the passing of his former nemesis, Jerry The King Lawler is out to talk to Lance Russell, and gives a public statement regarding the news reports
Lance Russell introduces rookies Steve Borden and Jim Hellwig as they make their TV debut under the names ‘Flash’ and ‘Justice’ in their first match
In Memphis, Eddie Gilbert & Missy Hyatt harass matchmaker Randy Hales at the announce table, and a scuffle leads to Gilbert throwing a fireball in Hales’ face
1988 – When Eddie Gilbert dares to threaten Lance Russell, he finds out that Jerry Lawler’s ‘long-distance call’ wasn’t so long distance, after all
After merging both the World Class and the AWA World titles, The King explains to the viewers why there’s really only one championship in pro wrestling that matters – and it’s his
An early 1987 music clip re-introducing The Beast From the East to the CWA audience as Jerry Lawler’s partner, set to the KISS song, ‘War Machine’
The self-proclaimed “Moral Compass of WWE” defends his Intercontinental title against The Architect and “The All Mighty One”
Gordon Solie and Lance Russell show some clips of the explosive situation that has erupted between Rick Rude and Jerry The King Lawler
After a controversial finish two weeks earlier, Nick Bockwinkel defeats Jerry Lawler to win the vacated AWA World Heavyweight Championship