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Jon and Sean dig up all the best (worst) gimmicks, matches, PPVs, promos, attires, and whatever other cringeworthy things professional wrestling has to offer....then bury it again.
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Grab a drink and watch the 2001 Royal Rumble ppv with us.
Let’s go back to the wwf good old days of the attitude era and watch 1998’s Royal Rumble. Line it up on WWE network and watch with us as we enjoy awesome old school characters like Cactus Jack, Dude Love, Mankind (Mick Foley cheating?), Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Artist Formally Known as Goldust, and so many more.
On this episode we review one of the most classic WWE moments in Smackdown history, when Stone Cold Steve Austin fought Booker T in a grocery store with Vince McMahon and Ric Flair watching. We also give our thoughts on AEW Dynamite and the beautiful tribute to Brodie Lee.
It’s time for the end of year wrestling review for 2020 and predictions for 2021. As well as our 2020 Zeusy Awards for AEW, NXT, WWE Raw and Smackdown. We give out our awards for: Most Improved
Female Performer
Group/Faction
2020 Breakout Star
Tag team
Male performer
Match of the year
GoodBad moment/match
If hard hitting violence in wrestling is your thing, then a rousing game of musical chairs is just for you. On this episode we break down the time Eugene made Chris Jericho, Ric Flair, Stacy Keibler, Jerry The King Lawlee, and others play musical chairs. Before that we have to talk about AEW world champion Kenny Omega going to Impact Wrestling. Enjoy
On this episode we are covering the romantic honeymoon of Dawn Marie and Al Wilson, father of Torrie Wilson. In 2003 on Smackdown, Dawn Marie shagged a guy to death on WWE television. But before he get into that, we must discuss the return of Sting, who debuted in AEW recently. https://youtu.be/_d_nd5fo85E
There are a lot of stories about WWE chairman Vince McMahon, but these 5 will blow your mind.
An open discussion about everything that happened in wrestling over the last week. Not Raw or Smackdown of course, but everything else. We discuss AEW’s Full Gear ppv, Kenny Omega, Shaq, PAC, Young Bucks and FTR, NXT, Zelina Vega, and reminisce about Eddie Guerrero. Join us.
A full match by match preview AEW Full Gear and predictions for Kenny Omega vs Hangman Adam Page, Jon Moxley vs Eddie Kingston, FTR vs The Young Bucks, Cody Rhodes vs Darby Allin, Chris Jericho vs MJF, as well as everything else this ppv has to offer.
The rules: First team to murder an opponent via electric chair wins. The Teams: Unclear, but some participants include Mick Foley, Vader, The Steiner Bothers, Scott Hall, Sting, El Gigante, Abdullah The Butcher, zombie Lynyrd Skynyrd, and a Dark Order creep. This is our review of the infamous Chamber of Horrors “match” from WCW Halloween Havoc 1991.
Pour yourself a drink and fire up WCW Halloween Havoc 1993 on WWE Network because we are gonna watch this bad boy together. This show is absolutely KILLER. See what I did there? The card features Big Van Vader vs Cactus Jack, British Bulldog vs Lord Steven Reagal, Ric Flair vs Rick Rude, Steve Austin vs Dustin Rhodes, and an absolute epic trick or treat intro starring Tony Schivone. Unfortunately the network is flawed at best, so it does pause a few times but we do our best to keep you synced up with us. Enjoy!
It’s Halloween Havoc season! So that means Halloween ppv’s AND wrestling horror movies. This episode is the ladder. We bring to you our unofficial commentary track to the movie Wrestlemaniac. A group of early 2000’s dbags get stranded in abandoned town in “Mexico” and soon find out that a murderous luchador is ripping people’s faces off. Grab a cerveza and que up Wrestlemaniac so you can watch along with us!
People love a good conspiracy theory, and we’ve got one about Vince McMahon and WWE. Did we make it up? Yes, BUT we think it’s just as big as flat earth, the fake moon landing, 9/11 being an inside job, or anything Jesse Ventura says. What’s the conspiracy? Listen to find out.
In an effort to prove that Mr. America was indeed Hulk Hogan, Mr. McMahon forced him to take a lie detector test on SmackDown. When Vince doesn’t get the results he was looking for he volunteers to take the test, and what happens after that is Goodbad of the highest order. As a bonus, we also discuss the infamous arm wrestling match that ends in Sable flashing Hogan and McMahon kicking the prosthetic leg of Zack Gowan. Then on the news this week we talk about the passing of Road Warrior Animal.
AEW’s Kenny Omega is considered by some to be the best wrestler in the world. They even call him The Best Bout Machine. But did you know before NJPW and before Being The Elite, The Cleaner wrestled a 9 year old girl to a draw and had an 11 minute match with a blow up doll? On this episode we revisit these Goodbad matches and discuss how something so stupid actually proves the point that Kenny Omega really is the best around.
This is our full spoiler review of the new documentary film, You Cannot Kill David Arquette. The film follows David Arquette, of Scream film franchise fame, as he tries to pursue a career in professional wrestler and clear his name in an industry that rejects him. It is a fascinating look into what it takes to be a wrestling and the extent that someone will go to when they love the business.
There have been a lot of “On A Pole” matches in the history of wrestling. Why? We have no idea. What we do know is which 5 out of WCW and WWE are the absolute best....or is it worst? We know the Top Bottom 5 On a Pole Matches Ever.
It’s time for SunmerFest, at least that’s what Jeremy Piven calls it, so we thought it would be a good time to go back and revisit Undertaker vs Undertaker from ‘94. You see this was the first time the Undertaker had died, wait it’s technically the second, so Ted DiBiasi bought a new one. The OG taker didn’t like that much...so they fought. The end. Watch along with us on WWE network or listen on your own. Be sure to stick around after the review for this weeks GoodNews BadNews. Enjoy
WWF Superstar Hulk Hogan plays Hulk Hogan from space and Christopher Lloyd plays Doc Brown on qualudes. Generic intergalactic bad guys are no match for this dynamic tag team. Join us as we roast and review Suburban Commando, a painful attempt at sci-fi and an even worse attempt at comedy. Luckily for you, we are pretty damn funny and we are hear to tear this thing to ribbons. Enjoy
We are taking you back 20 years to WCW 2000. Unlike WWE today it had awful writing, terrible matches, goofy stipulations, problematic leadership, and nothing made any sense. Wait, did I say unlike? Anyway this episode of Nitro has enough bat sh*t crazy stuff to fill your heart with joy for a year. Stay tuned after Nitro because the pro wrestling news this week is just as bananas. Marty Jannety admits to murder on Facebook, Karrion Kross accused of being a mafia killer for hire, Daniel Bryan challenges The Rock to a match, and Dwayne Johnson purchases XFL! Plus much more.
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These fellows are hilarious and should have their own podcast! they could talk about grease wrestling and suoerkick fights. one of my friends told me about them and now I'm hooked but not in a a good way. they are in my ears but also in my prayers 🙏