Larry Zybysko. This marked the final appearance for the Broncos, as Dustin Rhodes would soon depart for the newly formed Professional Wrestling Federation. In a match aired on January 28, 1989, Kendall teamed with Eddie Gilbert against his brother Barry and J. J. Dillon of the Four Horsemen. Kendall turned on Gilbert and joined Barry and held up the four fingers to the camera. Before the next show, Dillon left for the WWF and the Horsemen name was dropped. Kendall began teaming with Barry but his association with the Horsemen was short-lived. James J Dillon would leave the promotion shortly thereafter. he Windhams and Flair were given a new manager, Hiro Matsuda, and a new stable name, "Yamasaki Corporation". On the March 18, 1989 edition of World Championship Wrestling, Kendall teamed with Barry to defeat United States Champion Lex Luger and Michael Hayes); during the match Hayes turned on his partner to join the Yamasaki Corporation. The stable would grow to include Butch Reed as well, although the group would not remain together for long. Barry Windham would leave the promotion in March 1988, and following a loss to Lex Luger at a house show in Memphis, TN on April 20th he too would depart the NWA for Florida Championship Wrestling from Florida (1989–1990) On June 27, 1989, Windham won the FCW Heavyweight Championship from Dustin Rhodes. He obtained a new manager, Oliver Humperdink, and feuded with Rhodes. He soon left Humperdink for Robert Fuller's Stud Stable and by the end of 1989, was a member of Ron Slinker's "Strike Command". In 1990, he left Slinker and teamed with Fuller to win the Tag Team Titles, Upon losing them, they split and feuded. World Championship Wrestling (1989 - 1990) Eight months after departing WCW for the PWF, Windham made his return to the Turner promotion. Appearing on the Dec 9, 1989 episode of World Championship Wrestling, he defeated Bob Ryder. The following week he defeated Trent Knight and discussed his return to WCW. He next appeared on the Jan 6, 1990 edition of WCW Pro and was defeated by Brian Pillman. His final appearance came in a match against Tommy Rich on Jan 16, 1990 at an event in Camp LeJune, NC. Various promotions (1992-1993) Windham returned to wrestling in 1992 for Florida's ICWA promotion where he feuded with Pat Tanaka and Kevin Sullivan. He had put on some more