Cruising the 80's: Stan Hansen vs Terry Gordy - 09/11/86

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Stan Hansen vs Terry Gordy (AJPW): Hot damn, this was an intense blood soaked fight! There's some great action here with a frenzied pace. On top of that the post match brawling is the cherry on top! Near classic! Highly recommend - Go watch this!


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