july 4th last fell on a wednesday in 2012.
july 4th last fell on a wednesday in 2012.
when did july 4th last fall on a wednesday?
2012
in the opening match second generation luchador stigma. with his chest painted to resemble the incredible hulk, teamed up with the distrito federal welterweight championship sensei to take on the "rudo" ("bad guys") team of bobby zavala and cholo. stigma got the third and deciding fall for his team, in what was described as a "memorable" performance. the second match of the night was originally booked to have "mini-estrella" astral team up fantasy and último dragóncito, but on the prior tuesday astral got badly hurt during an infierno en el ring steel cage match. astral was the sixth person to exit the cage when he tried to perform a moonsault of the top of the cage onto mercurio, aéreo and fantasy who were on the floor. due to the cage mesh breaking earlier in the match, astral got caught up on the cage and landed awkwardly on the three men on the floor. the bad fall caused astral to be rushed out of the arena for immediate attention and mercurio had to be carried to the back as well due to the impact of astral. due to the injuries sustained he was replaced by acero. the "rudo" team, demus 3:16, pequeño olímpico and pierrothito, had all suffered various injuries during the same match but seemed to be okay on friday night. the "rudo" trio consisted of the reigning cmll world mini-estrella champion (olímpico), the reigning mexican national lightweight champion (pierrothito) and one of the most experienced "mini-estrellas" in the division, an advantage that was evident as the team won both the first and the last fall of the match, taking the last fall by submission as pierrothito forced dragoncito to give up. the "lightning match" (10 minute time limit and only one fall as opposed to the traditional three fall matches cmll prefers) featured the experienced "rudo" sangre azteca take on the high flying fuego, who was one half of the cmll arena coliseo tag team championship team with stuka, jr.. neither wrestler dominated the match, but sangre azteca took the victory in five minutes, thirty seconds when he countered fuego's move off the top rope with a dropkick followed by a pinfall. cmll introduced puma king as simply "puma" during the fourth match, which may or may not be an indicator of a permanent name change. puma teamed up with "la fievre amarilla" ("yellow fever"), the team of okumura and namajague to take on rey cometa, stuka, jr. and tritón. the match served as a continuation of the storyline between puma and rey cometa, that had already seen puma win a match to unmask rey cometa at the cmll 79th anniversary show. the two kept the intensity up with rey cometa pinning puma to win the first fall and puma pinning rey cometa to win the second fall. in the third fall okumura took advantage of a distracted referee to land an illegal low blow on stuka, jr. to get the third fall for his team the fifth match centered around the developing rivalry between experienced "rudo" averno and the up-and-coming "tecnico" titán that had started the previous week. for this match averno teamed up with niebla roja and pólvora while titán was joined by guerrero maya, jr. and la sombra. the focus lay solidly on the feud between averno and titán throughout the match, especially as averno began to tear at titán's mask, ripping it open. averno's team took the first fall, then averno himself pinned titán after he applied his signature "devil's wings" move (a spinning lifting sitout double underhook facebuster). following the match averno challenged titán to defend his mexican national welterweight championship against averno the following week, a challenge titán accepted.
cmll super viernes (november 2012)
the speech alarmed local non-mormons attending the celebration. later, the church presidency published the july 4th oration, causing considerable agitation and further stoking anti-mormon sentiment throughout northwestern missouri. many contemporaries and later historians cite the july 4th oration as a contributing factor to the 1838 mormon war.









































the july 4th oration is often confused with the salt sermon.









































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bullet::::- stephen c. lesueur, "the 1838 mormon war in missouri," university of missouri press, 1990.









































bullet::::- alexander l. baugh, "a call to arms: the 1838 mormon defense of northern missouri," byu studies, 2000.









































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rigdon's july 4th oration