NWA Super Towns on The SuperStation

NWA Super Towns on The SuperStation was a weekly professional wrestling television program that showcased matches and interviews from various NWA territories. Broadcast live or taped from different arenas, it featured top stars of the National Wrestling Alliance competing in exciting bouts. The show served as a primary platform for promoting upcoming NWA events and storylines to a national audience.

As a weekly wrestling show, critical reception was largely divided between wrestling enthusiasts who appreciated the in-ring action and storytelling, and general television critics who often viewed professional wrestling as predetermined entertainment. Its broadcast on TBS made it highly accessible, contributing to its popularity among fans of the genre during the late 1980s.

• Praised for showcasing a variety of NWA talent and promotions.

• Often criticized by non-fans for its scripted nature.

• Remembered fondly for its role in popularizing wrestling during a boom period.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce as it was a program from a specific era without widespread online review platforms. However, fans often recall the show positively for its energetic broadcasts and the high-quality wrestling matches it presented.

The SuperStation (later TBS) was instrumental in making NWA wrestling, particularly the "Great American Bash" events, a household name across the United States due to its broad reach.