1986 weird OCR 12/29/86 Lakers Celtics

This weak, without David Crockett, the reaction is a lot more understandable ... Why does J.J. Dillon spend so much of his interylew time constantly trying to get Dusty Rhodes over? Isn't the fact Due ty revolves all the big issues around himself and isn't exactly shy on interviews himself ennugh? ... And does Ric Flair really want tn be a babyface? That interview putting down the Celtics and praising the Lakers just before a trip to Los Angeles gure makes it seem sn...I realize every intelligent fan knew they were running two shows on 12/13 (actually three if you include the T taping), but did they have to advertise the fact they ran the same main events in both Baltimore and Philadelphia? It's nhe thing to say they ran twn Stampede 28 a vehicle inr gratifying Dusty's ego while he's between title wins, it's quite annthor to mention Plair defended the title twice against Nikita on the same day. .. 12/14 in Chicagn drew between 10,000 and 16,000 (I've gotten a wide variety of estimates and no official ga te figure) as Tim Horner pinned Whatley. Jimmy Garvin drew Brad Armstrong 20:00, Wahoo McDaniel beat Ric Rudo via DQ, Rock'n' Roll Bxpress over Ivan Koloft-Khrusher Khrushchev (guess who got pinned), Road Warriors beat udnight Express and Dusty Rhodes-Nikita Kolnfr beat Flair-Tully Blanchard in 20:32 when Rhodes rolled-up Blanchard while the Roadies were the twn finalists in the Stampede, they flipped a coin and Animal won. After that successful debut they followed suit by not having a return date annnunced. At least they're predictable, even if they do a lousy job of keeping momentum in so me important cities.