Shoot interview #1: Don Fargo	$18.00	Shoot interview #2: The Great Mephisto	$18.00
Shoot interview #3: Ole Anderson, volume 1	$18.00	Shoot interview #4: Ole Anderson, volume 2	$18.00
Shoot interview #5: Bob Roop, volume 1	$18.00	Shoot interview #6: Bob Roop, volume 2	$18.00
Shoot interview #7: Bobby Simmons	$18.00	Shoot interview #8: Mac McMurray	$18.00
Shoot interview #9: Dennis Hall	$18.00

 

DETAILS 2 DVD–R set Running Time 3 hours, 56 minutes Publisher: Crowbar Press Cover: Full color Item #: swtlv-02 Price: $18.00

The Great Mephisto started wrestling under his real name, Frankie Cain, but he was better known to wrestling fans under other names.   His career skyrocketed in the mid-60s when he and Rocky Smith, together with a young referee from Tennessee named J.C. 'Jimmy' Dykes as their manager, joined forces to form a tag team known as The Infernos.   The Infernos are a legend in wrestling circles and considered by many as the most famous masked tag team in the history of professional wrestling.   In the early '70s, Frankie removed the mask and began wrestling as The Great Mephisto. Introduction to pro wrestling The Toe Hold Club John Pesek The original Mephisto Ed "Strangler" Lewis Ali Aliba Jack Pfefer and Buddy Rogers Martino Angelo, enforcer Buddy Rogers does a job for Lone Eagle Frank's one-punch knockout Ed Lewis and medical science Lou Thesz shoots with Ed Lewis Waino Ketonen Speedy Larance shoots on Big Bill Miller Wrestlers vs Street Fighters Reminiscing The Masked Infernos and J.C. Dykes The water canteen Whistles, flash cards and flashlights Riots and killing heat J.C. Dykes Dory Funk Sr. Terrible Ted the bear The Masked Infernos The loaded boot A mark gets juiced Terry Funk goes to jail The Great Mephisto Bearcat Brown and Don Carson Ray Stevens Roy Shire and high spots Short payoff Blackballed! Mil Mascaras walks out Fritz gets choked out The piledriver Running opposition to Bill Watts Copyright © 2007 by Scott Teal Pages designed by Scott Teal