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Missouri Wrestling Revival is comprised of many, working both independently and collectively to support independent professional wrestling. Tell us how you feel, but realize that we are a respectful group of people and we expect contact with us to be respectful, as well.
Brian “Flair” Kelley
Owner & Editor
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Ben Simon
Editor, Rankings Panel
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Dubray Tallman
Contributing Writer
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Drew Abbenhaus
Rankings Panel
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Michael VanHoogstraat
Freelance Photographer
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Gary Giaffoglione
Freelance Photographer
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Stephen Jones
Photographer
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Missouri Wrestling Revival 
Adam bell said
Hi will u be having any more Tyler black series 1 no 10 cards available
flairwhoooooo said
Not at this moment, The only way to get the Black cards are with complete sets Adam
te666x said
For your wrestlers section, you should have it where a person can click on their names and have their profile.
flairwhoooooo said
I love the idea – Brian Kelley
te666x said
It was just an idea, and i am glad you liked it. I hope it happens.
Walter Fink said
Is Bill Kirsten still with us. I used to go to WDAF-TV back in the 60’s, and watch matches, then get home to watch ourselves on TV later that afternoon. We would see Bill Kirsten, then Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kansas was used for many wrestling events. Other famous local and national wrestlers had matches here.
te666x said
Will someone please reply to my comment about the date and area of when Bob Orton Jr. wore the mask as Red River Jack ?
flairwhoooooo said
I do not have the exact dates but it was at SICW and can be found on the FITE Network if you search for it.
te666x said
Thank You for the reply about Bob Orton Jr.
flairwhoooooo said
You are so welcomed.
James Hand said
My mother was Verne’s and Wally secretary. I was thankful of the wonderful way she was treated by Wally and Verne,Greg,Nick,everybody. She left me a few great memories but was closed mouth about everything. At her funeral they showed up and softened the blow a bit. Thanks. Jimmy Hand