American Wrestling Experience - AWF Warriors of Wrestling recap for March 4, 1995

Sgt. Slaughter says Americans have their freedom of choice, and your choice for professional wrestling should be the American Wrestling Federation.

Johnny Gunn beats Ronnie Vegas by pinfall in the first round.

Sheik Adnan Alkahassie introduces "The Mighty" Hercules before the next match.

Hercules beats Jimie V. by pinfall in the first round.

Ken Resnick interviews Sheik Adnan Alkahassie and Hercules. The Sheik promises that the caravan will continue. Hercules says he was promised that the wrestlers in the AWF would be the biggest, the baddest and the greatest top-name stars throughout the world, and promises that he will beat them all.

The Texas Hangmen (Killer and Psycho) beat Butler Stevens and Mike Brahm by pinfall in the first round. During the match, Sgt. Slaughter is seen in the Warriors Corner, saying it's great to be the AWF and thanks all the fans, saying he'll be back in the AWF real soon.

Ken Resnick interviews Tito Santana. He says the only thing he doesn't like about The Texas Hangmen (Killer and Psycho) are their style and their manager, Sir Oliver Humperdink. He then goes on to say that the fans like the round system a lot, and that the list of wrestlers wanting to come into the AWF is growing by the day. He says the AWF is bringing back wrestling with Sgt. Slaughter, "Gentleman" Chris Adams, Greg "The Hammer" Valentine, "Cowboy" Bob Orton Jr., and the list goes on. He says he appreciates the AWF fans and that he will always fight for them.

Hurricane Smith quickly beats Lightning Rod in the first round.

Mr. Hughes beats Bobby Bradley in the first round. During the match, Michael P.S. Hayes shows up in the Warriors Corner to announce he is in the AWF, and when opportunity knocks, this Fabulous Freebird knows how to rock.

Ken Resnick interviews AWF President Paul Alperstein, but Mr. Hughes shows up, claiming that this is his interview time and that nobody will enforce the rules on him. Alperstein fines Mr. Hughes $3,000 for starting his match before the bell rings. He tells Alperstein that nobody makes a fool out of him, and if he throws the dogs in front of them, he'll kick them like the dogs that they are. Give him some time, and anybody will go down.

"Cowboy" Bob Orton Jr. - managed by Sir Oliver Humperdink - beats Trevor Blanchard in the first round.

Ken Resnick interviews Sir Oliver Humperdink, who says he's here for all the marbles, and wherever he goes, he fits into the picture, and he's here in the AWF to do just that. He says that "Cowboy" Bob Orton Jr. will wear the AWF World Heavyweight Championship once day . Orton talks about how he took a very good wrestler and broke him, and says it's all about bending the rules but not breaking them.

"Gentleman" Chris Adams beats Ron Powers with a superkick out of nowhere in the third round. During the second round, Rico Suave and "Luscious" Tommy Rich show up in the Warriors Corner. Tommy Rich calls Rico Suave the best manager in wrestling, and says he, Rico Suave and Greg "The Hammer" Valentine have something in store next week. During the commercial break, Ron Powers continued to attack "Gentleman" Chris Adams before the third round can begin, and the referee has to keep Powers from attacking Adams with the stool before the bell can ring.

Ken Resnick interviews "Gentleman" Chris Adams, who knew that the American Wrestling Federation was the place for him as it has real wrestling and the best wrestlers in the world. He admits that Ron Powers was good, but he had an advantage in being used to the round system whereas Powers was not. He says that he is going to use the round system like the AWF, and that "Gnetleman" Chris Adams is the name.

Ken Resnick interviews The Warlord, who is in a tag team match next week. As for who his partner will be, he says his partner will be bigger, badder and crazier than him and is none other than Nails. When asked what makes him think he can control Nails, The Warlords simply asks, "What makes you think I want to?"

Sgt. Slaughter says you've made the right choice with the American Wrestling Federation, and until next week...you're dismissed.