Soul City Wrestling World Heavyweight Professional Wrestling Champion “Hard Rock” Hamilton Talks Pro Wrestling Facts VS Fiction On His Radio Show by Van Stone frontpagenews1@yahoo.com (610) 803-1624

Soul City Wrestling World Heavyweight Professional Wrestling Champion “Hard Rock” Hamilton Talks Pro Wrestling Facts VS Fiction On His Radio Show by Van Stone frontpagenews1@yahoo.com (610) 803-1624

The business of being proclaimed the World's Champion Wrestler is very complicated to discuss. There are different pro wrestling rules and moves.  But in wrestling everyone must learn and then use pinning techniques. Holding an opponent's shoulders to the mat for a three count, for a pinfall which will win the match for that stand-alone-champ or championship team is a must.

Sometimes a person attempts to break up the pin.

  

Nevertheless, if the opponent lies on his/her stomach upon impact, even when he/she is knocked out cold due to the body being effectively a dead weight, the champ must have you on your back.

  

There are about half a dozen men, in as many states and subject to as many rules, who claim to be the Champion of the World. 

  

On talk radio sports Soul City Wrestling World Heavyweight Professional Wrestling Champion “Hard Rock” Hamilton wants to settle it once and for all, by beating all of them right in front of an audience.

 

For now, though, since there are no takers due to the COVID-19 Virus, Hard Rock, The World Heavyweight Wrestling Champ of the SCW settles for talking to his own audience about what’s pro wrestling all about on his talk radio show. The show is on the web. It can be seen and heard on Facebook and YouTube.  

  

Before Hard Rock captured the belt for pro wrestling champ of the world, wrestling in the heavyweight division, he had to whip “King Kong Bundy,” the one colossal professional superstar wrestler who tangled with other stars like the Undertaker, Gorilla Monsoon, Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant in the 1980s and ’90s.

 

Hard Rock stepped into the ring Friday, February 28, 1997, at the George Washington Carver Community Center in the main event feud match against a then bald, scowling goliath Bundy. Bundy stood about 6 feet 4 inches tall and was said to weigh 450 pounds or more in his prime.

 

Hard Rock, who happened to be another unique Black star, among the likes of “Bobo Brazil,” “The South American Giant,” “Ron Simmons,” “Rocky Johnson,” a man in college and pro sport history who has battled for championship titles in basketball, track and field, football, and wrestling, slammed King Kong Bundy! 

The second to ever slam Bundy, it was Hard Rock's dropping an elbow technique on him that excited the crowd as legendary ringside announcer "Robert Geary" stared.

  

Robert Geary, as the announcer for matches, identified the massive Bundy as an invincible monster heel who usually crushed the good guys- Hard Rock was determined to be the best, if not, the one good guy who wouldn’t be crushed by Bundy.

  

So, how did the SCW presents Hard Rock VS King Kong Bundy main event match end? That would be one good reason to be join in the fun as a participant in the Hard Rock Hamilton’s talk radio show.

 

Though Bundy held his own in the ring, he never became a WWE or WWF champion. Still, he became someone greater in the minds eye of Hard Rock Hamilton. Bundy became an endearing advisor to him, according to Hamilton. 

Wherever Hard Rock was discovered to become a wrestler, no storyline was bigger than the one that was to come next… The one involving Hard Rock and Primo Carnera, aka “Mike Fury,” “Big Gun,” “Big Guido,” Primo Carnera III,” one of the biggest villains of all time SCW. 

Accepting former Soul City Wrestling Federation Stablemate Primo Carnera challenge from the previous week, Hard Rock would therefore have to whip Primo Carnera, who some had already recognized as the champion before the Carnera VS Hamilton pro wrestling championship match. 

Primo Carnera, the seven-foot-one giant frame of a man, weighing 450 pounds, had a 50-inch chest, arms and legs like tree trunks. 

  

Hard Rock had never lost a championship match of any kind before. He had no intentions of losing to Primo Carnera III.

In one memorable match in a World Heavyweight Championship match in the main event, Hard Rock snatched Primo Carnera and then finished him with a boom of thunder. Each boom of thunder was loud enough to rattle the car windows.

Pinning Primo Carnera. How did Hard Rock do it?

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