WOC Tape 1452 "Pro Wrestling Plus" Episode - 1988

00:00 - Program Introduction: Ed Whalen previews the show's features, including NWA Starrcade ramifications. 01:41 - Matt Classic (Calgary): Kasavubu (with managers Toamaso and J.R. Foley) vs. Gil Hayes. 05:37 - Paul E. Dangerously Segment: A message from Paul E. regarding his status in the AWA and "The Danger Zone." 07:30 - Portland Wrestling (Belt vs. Belt): The Assassin (Southern Hemisphere Champion) vs. The Grappler (Pacific Northwest Champion). 11:07 - Commercial Break: Olympic Winter Games Nordic events promo and Zenith VHS Camcorder. 11:58 - West Indies Heavyweight Championship (Trinidad): Franklin Washington vs. Chicky Star. 15:10 - NWA Starrcade Highlight: Lex Luger vs. Dusty Rhodes (Steel Cage Match). 18:13 - Post-Starrcade Interview: Dusty Rhodes reflects on his career and potential retirement. 19:42 - NWA Action: Michael "P.S." Hayes vs. The Red Devil, followed by a confrontation with The Four Horsemen. 23:05 - Stronger Athlete, Better Athlete with Dr. Brian Plowman: Weight training tips for cardiovascular endurance. 26:36 - Portland Wrestling: Rip "The Crippler" Oliver vs. The American Ninja (Brian Adams). 30:00 - Commercial Break: Franklin Mint "Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost" precision model. 32:04 - NWA Interview: J.J. Dillon and Lex Luger celebrate their success at Starrcade. 34:13 - Pro Wrestling Plus Ratings: Top 10 male wrestlers and Memphis chart (set to "Footloose"). 35:37 - NWA Tag Team Match: Tully Blanchard & Arn Anderson vs. Michael Hayes & Jimmy Garvin. 40:01 - Commercial Break: Wynn's "Slick and Shine" and NFL Prime Time on TSN promo. 41:05 - NWA Tag Team Match (Continued): Conclusion of the Hayes/Garvin vs. Horsemen battle. 45:16 - Calgary Wrestling (Battle of the Titans): Jason the Terrible vs. Bad News Allen. 49:17 - Fan Forum: Ed Whalen reads viewer mail and provides the address for wrestling schools in Toronto. 53:02 - Commercial Break: Time Life "Home Repair and Improvement" series offer. 55:12 - Show Conclusion: Fan Forum address and wrap-up with Ed Whalen.