Road Trip After Hours w/ WWE Hall of Famer Teddy Long and Host Mac Davis

Somebody asks a simple wrestling question and suddenly we’re deep into the kind of stories you only hear after the show ends. We go live with your comments and bounce from JCW updates to classic tag team debates, including a great “who deserved a title run” question that turns into a lesson on why the right manager and the right presentation can change everything in pro wrestling. Then Teddy Long takes it somewhere real. He shares a scary road moment that could’ve ended in tragedy, plus the ...

A long wrestling career is built on airports, rental cars, late-night diners, and conversations you will never hear on TV, and we get into all of it. Mac Davis and WWE Hall of Famer Teddy Long talk candidly about the travel grind, how easy it is to burn out on wrestling news, and why so many wrestlers lived out of the same half-unpacked bag for months at a time. We also take a heartfelt turn while remembering PAC (Neville). Teddy shares what PAC was like in person, and we zoom out into...

You can tell a lot about wrestling from the small stuff: how a referee moves, how a veteran talks about the road, and what a locker room actually values when the cameras are off. That’s the vibe we bring tonight, starting with everyday life, Rufus finally popping up again, and a funny but real detour into breakfast habits and getting food in your system when you’re not hungry. It sounds light, but it quickly turns into a conversation about longevity, discipline, and what it takes to keep show...

A camera shaking like an earthquake is how we kick things off, and somehow that turns into a perfect snapshot of our whole vibe: real life, road life, and wrestling life all happening at once. We start with a quick weather check across the Southeast, then I recap a trip to St. Louis, one of those towns that somehow always feels like family when you walk in. There’s also a hush-hush project in the works, and we’ll share more once we can say it out loud. The St. Louis talk takes a hard left in...

A single fan question can turn into a truth bomb when Teddy Long is in the chair. We kick things off with a heated topic that never dies in wrestling: who “has to” help set up the ring, who gets to say no, and why old-school expectations don’t always fit modern locker rooms. Using the AJ Styles’ son conversation as a jumping-off point, we talk about the difference between learning the ropes on small indies and pointless pressure once you’re already at a higher level. From there we shif...