WWF Superstars of Wrestling Schedule from 80s

I used to live in Modesto, California and I got to watch this show on channel 31 out of Sacramento, California and every Saturday at noon, I would sit in front of my television in my room and watch this program. This was also the time that my dad wanted my sister and I to help him with the yard work ie pulling weeds and such and I would get mad because I had to miss parts of the episode to help with the yard work; my dad wouldn't let me watch the program and then help with the yard work.

Out of all the matches I saw on this program, the one match that stood out was between Yokozuna and two little people in a two-on-one handicap no tag format match. One of the little people would dropkick Yokozuna and then the other one would dropkick Yokozuna but Yokozuna wasen't moving or falling down; they were taking turns: dropkick, look, dropkick, look, dropkick, look, etc. I was yelling at the television screen "Why don't the both of you dropkick Yokozuna at the same time." Right after I said that, the two little people went to dropkick Yokozuna at the same time but Yokozuna knocked the both of them down to the mat. Yokozuna then dragged one of the little people to one of the corners of the ring and took the other little person and put him on top of the other little person and then he did the bonsi drop on the both of them. The ref counted to three; Yokozuna won the match. That match made me laugh it was so funny.

In Detroit it came on at 11am for many years, originally right after Hulk Hogan's Rock & Wrestling at 10:30. In the 90's they pushed it to noon, and eventually moved it from 2 (CBS, later Fox) to 38 (ind)

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