Funking Conservatory Press Release - Dory Funk Jr. beats Scott D’Amore in Record
7 Seconds
6.92 second victory is a new World Record caught on !BANG! TV
Results from Support the Troops 12 / !BANG! TV Taping in Ocala Florida:
Dory Funk Jr. defeats Scott
D’Amore in a professional wrestling record 6.92 seconds. Video of this match will
be submitted to Guinness Book of World Records for certification.
All Girl Tag Team Match, The Claw and Gail Kim vs. The Pop tarts, Lady Kimberly and Miss Vicki. This match is held under TNA Rules with special referee, Scott D’Amore. The Claw applies her favorite hold, the Japanese Arm Bar Roll but her own partner, Gail Kim turns on The Claw saving Lady Kimberly. All three girls attack The Claw holding her down for the three count giving the victory to the Pop Tarts.
The Soldier, Johnny Magnum, Corporal Moose and The Enforcer, Ken Sharp defeat The Soul Assassin, Kory Chavis, Lance Alonte and Keith Turner when Johnny Magnum catches Lance Alonte with his patented Cargo Drop.
Blain Rage vs the US Navy and Dunnellon’s own Shane Chung (This match under
review because of outside interference by Scott D’Amore and Gail Kim leading to
Shane Chung’s loss)
England’s Keith Turner wins over Lance Aloyte with a Reverse Double arm Full
nelson - New European Champion

Dory Funk Jr. Returns to Florida to Settle the Score with Tick Toc Croc

Dorothy Funk with Terry and Dory Funk Jr. - Tic Toc Croc in the Background
Silver Springs 1947

Dory Funk Sr. with Dory Funk Jr. - Silver Springs 1947
Dory
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Wrestling History
This match was one of the most famous WWE matches of all time, as the towering Diesel simply kicked Backlund in the stomach and hit him with a Jackknife Powerbomb, pinning him eight seconds after the bell rang.
A thirty second special video clip verifying Dory Funk Jr.'s victory over Scott D’Amore at 6.92 seconds, a new record in professional wrestling is caught on !BANG! TV.
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