# NWA Crock and Roll Revisit #47: March 1986 Part 3

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Podcast: [The Backbone Wrestling Network](https://stenobird.com/podcast/the-backbone-wrestling-network-6901002)
Published: 2026-04-25T12:00:00+00:00
Episode link: https://Thebackbonewrestlingnetwork.podbean.com/e/nwa-crock-and-roll-revisit-47-march-1986-part-2/
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## Resource

On Episode 47 of NWA Crock 'n' Roll, the boys continue their journey through May 1986. Topics include; the usual top-notch interviews from Arn, Tully and JJ Dillion, another rant about Wahoo McDaniel after a TV title match which derails the show for a while, a rare Arn and Flair tag team match on television, an underwhelming debut and a territory spotlight from Alabama which surprises everyone pitting Brad Armstrong and Tim Horner vs. Tom Prichard and Not-My-Mr. Perfect Jerry Stubbs!

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