Psycho September: Bruiser Brody vs Great Kabuki

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Bruiser Brody vs Great Kabuki (Cage Match - World Class - 06/07/81): A really good old school back and forth cage match. There's a fair bit of action here as opposed to a lot of stabbing and face grating like Abby cage matches. It's nothing earth shattering but a perfect match to watch while eating lunch 🙂


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