The Big Dick Dudley Memorial Show was an annual professional wrestlingmemorial event produced by the USA Pro Wrestling (USA Pro) promotion, held between 2002 and 2003. The show was held in memory of Big Dick Dudley, who died of kidney failure at his apartment in Copiague, New York on May 16, 2002, with a portion of the proceeds going to his family. A collection from the audience was taken up during the shows as well. The event also served as a reunion show for former alumni of Extreme Championship Wrestling, where Dudley had spent much of his career as a member of The Dudley Brothers, as many appeared at the show to pay their respects.[1]
Four-WayTag Team match; As per the pre-match stipulation, Stormin’ Norman and Larry McKenny became number-one contenders for the USA Pro Tag Team Championship
Singles match for the USA Pro Heavyweight Championship
(c)
– the champion(s) heading into the match
^The other participants included were: Vic D. Vine, Ken Sweeney, Crazy Ivan, Tim Arson, Tyler Payne, Trekkie, Wayne, Iceberg, Dickie Rodz, Brock Vendetta, Wayne, Kid USA, James Hustler, Rev. Zero, Wrecka, Jay Silva, Mike Tobin, and Frankie Starz.
Second Annual Big Dick Dudley Memorial Show (2003)
Singles match for the USA Pro Heavyweight Championship
(c)
– the champion(s) heading into the match
^The other participants included were: Adolph, Bad Boy KRACKA, Chris Caliber, Chewy, Danny Demanto, Danny Drake, Pat Gunner, Jim Hustler, J-Kronik, Javi-Air, Tony Lo, Kevin Matthews, Prince Nana, Poppalicious, Psycho, Rayza, Norman Smiley, Smoked Out, Vinny Stylin', Cody Surekill, Johnny TNT, Mike Tobin and Danny Yamz.
^Phil Tsakiries; Brian Westcott; Kriss Knights (2007). "USA Pro Wrestling Tag Team Title History". Solie's Title Histories. Solie.org. {{cite web}}: Unknown parameter |last-author-amp= ignored (|name-list-style= suggested) (help)