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GUEST BOOK
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BIO
When Mid-Atlantic and NWA wrestling fans discuss their favorite wrestlers who were “enhancement talent” in the 1980s, one name that always comes up is George South. South’s smooth work in the ring and his ability to work well with a variety of opponents made him a favorite of the main event wrestlers of the time period as well.
The top talent in the business, from the Rock and Roll Express to the Four Horsemen to the Road Warriors, asked for George South as their opponent when they would wrestle on national television. When Ric Flair was asked to go 20 minutes plus on TBS in November of 1988, he told Dusty Rhodes “then give me George South”. George had a way of making them all look good, which was his job.
George also worked in the late 80s as one half of several masked tag teams with partner Gary Royal including the Cruel Connection, the Mexican Twin Devils, and the infamous Gladiators who were upset by the Mulkie Brothers in 1987 going into the Jim Crockett Memorial Cup tag team tournament. |
"JESUS DIED FOR YOUR SINS!"
The Exodus Wrestling School is located in Concord, NC and is owned and operated by NWA legend Mr. #1 George South.
Some professional wrestlers that have been through the training center are David Flair and Evan Karagias.
George South will train you the old school style of wrestling when the wrestlers really worked. Wrestling school is $3000.00 but you have the option of payments $250.00 to start and $50.00 a week. After you have been training for a while you will have a chance to work for the EWA so you will learn how to react with crowds. This is one heck of a deal. You can't even get this much at WCW's Power Plant.
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