With the advent of social media, pro wrestlers no longer have to wait for WWE, AEW, or TNA to introduce them to an audience. They can get themselves over on their own platforms—building characters, cultivating fans, and creating demand without the production and promotional muscle of a major wrestling company.
Richard Holliday, Big Trouble Ben Bishop, Jack Vaughn, and Tommy Invincible are doing exactly that. But if their ambition is to reach the big leagues, does the very thing that gets them over online help them get there—or stand in their way?
Timmy Baltimore examines the opportunities and contradictions facing wrestling’s social media superstars. They’ve built an audience on their own terms. Can that success translate to somebody else’s television show?
Timmy Baltimore is high-brow evaluation of low-brow entertainment.
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00:00 - Pop Quiz, Jabroni...
03:27 - Celebrating 1,000 Subs & Talk 'N Shop Schedule
07:10 - Who Are These Wrestling Influencers?
08:20 : 3 Rules to Determine a Self-Made Star
11:09 - The Matt Cardona Blueprint
13:18 - Danhausen: A Very Evil Exception to the Rule
16:30 - Richard Holliday: Act Like a Star Till You Are
22:17 - Ben Bishop: A Different Kind of Big Man
27:22 - Jack Vaughn: The Anti-Indy Indy Worker
31:39 - Tommy Invincible: Positive, Peculiar, Popular
37:47 - From Online to Primetime?
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Timmy Baltimore is beloved & respected by some of wrestling’s biggest stars.
So who the **** is Timmy Baltimore?
The smartest smart-ass commentator in wrestling — sharp, twisted, and about as crooked as his broken spine.
For 25+ years, Timmy has worked as an on-air personality and creative mind, from the indies and OVW to a WWE contract as Dusty Rhodes’ original assistant in pre-NXT FCW.
Physically disabled by a childhood car wreck — cane in hand and trademark limp intact — Timmy's journey still took him from WWE developmental to calling Cody Rhodes vs. Nick Aldis at the original ALL IN and beyond.
He’s been a fly on the wall for some of modern wrestling’s craziest moments.
And the little stooge is finally talking.
If you want high-brow analysis of low-brow entertainment, backstage stories, wrestling history, candid interviews, and wild speculation from somebody who was actually there for some of this nonsense, then you should...
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