The Road Warriors: Danger, Death, And The Rush Of Wrestling - Plot & Excerpts
Leaving right after that loss was definitely a feeling of severance from the AWA.I mean, we still planned on working a ton of dates there all the way into 1986, but our concentration for the future had shifted toward the NWA and Jim Crockett Promotions. We knew it was only a matter of time before Crockett would make us a counteroffer and get our contracts, so for the time being we wanted a change of pace and some different scenery. And no place can provide those things like Japan can.I’m telling you, having Baba as an ally with his open-door policy to the Road Warriors was an asset we took full advantage of. We were having big fun developing a classic international rivalry with Jumbo and Tenryu. We were set to collide with them yet again on October 21 on a card that featured Ric Flair and Rick Martel in an NWA/AWA battle of world champions.But the night before we could get our hands on Jumbo and Tenryu, we had a long overdue first encounter at the Industrial Hall in Shizuoka against another fabled American team, the Funks.Dory Funk Jr.
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