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The veteran commentator Jim Ross recently recalled the time wrestling promoter Leroy McGuirk almost murdered Ted DiBiase for dating his daughter.

Jim Ross recalls the incident

While speaking on Grilling JR, Jim Ross recounted a shocking incident from the mid-1970s involving former NWA member and wrestling promoter, Leroy McGuirk. According to Ross, McGuirk made it clear he wanted to murder Ted DiBiase for dating his daughter.

As they drove from Oklahoma to Shreveport for a Mid-South Wrestling TV taping, Ross noticed that McGuirk was carrying a large handgun in his leather satchel. He asked McGuirk about the gun and was shocked by the response he got. McGuirk told Ross that he was going to kill DiBiase in Shreveport.

It is noted that Jim Ross couldn’t believe McGuirk’s plan and immediately called “Cowboy” Bill Watts, who served as the matchmaker for McGuirk’s NWA Tri-State territory. Ross noted that McGuirk intended to take DiBiase to the Alamo Plaza Hotel, check him in, and leave his door slightly open. McGuirk would then wait outside the room and shoot DiBiase when he entered.

“It was the biggest handgun I had ever seen. I asked him, ‘Mr. McGuirk, why do we need that gun?’ And he says, ‘Well, I’m gonna kill Ted Dibiase over at Shreveport.

I make the phone call and Cowboy starts laughing. I told him, ‘I don’t think it’s f—ing funny.

I was going to take him to Alamo Plaza Hotel, check him in, and leave his door cracked,” recounted Ross. “He was going to be sitting at the door, so when the door opened, he was going to blow Dibiase away with his handgun. You know why? Because Dibiase was secretly dating Mike McGuirk and Leroy had a hard and fast rule: ‘My daughter is not going to date any wrestlers.’

Luckily, Cowboy met me at Leroy’s room and took over the reins. By that time, Leroy had already gone through half a pint of whisky.” 

Barry Russell
Barry Russell
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