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Every Monday, Kris Zellner and David Bixenspan go over how a given week in professional wrestling history was covered by the wrestling media, primarily in the "dirt sheet" newsletters. The deepest dive into wrestling history that you can find.

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Kris and David are back to discuss the week that was September 14-20, 1988. Topics of discussion include:

• A very thorough look at the day-to-day dealings between Jim Crockett Promotions and Turner Broadcasting regarding the sale of JCP and the pos... more

Kris and David are back this week as we discuss the week that was September 11-17, 2000. Topics of discussion include: 

• “Stone Cold” Steve Austin and Debra Marshall get married in Las Vegas.

• Eddie Guerrero invades the Playboy Mansion.

• Stephani... more

Kris and David are back as we discuss the week that was August 31-September 6, 1993. Topics of discussion include:

• The 1993 NWA Convention, featuring Dennis Coraluzzo wanting dates on the champion, Tod Gordon/ECW and Jim Cornette/SMW applying for ... more

Kris and David are joined by Scott Passner as we discuss the week that was August 23-29, 1992, a week that Scott requested with a $50 pledge on our Patreon page so he could join us for the WWF section. Topics of discussion include:

• SummerSlam ’92 ... more

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Recent Guests

Scott Passner
Regular podcast guest and wrestling enthusiast
Episode: Ep. #522: August 23-29, 1992 with Scott Passner
Phil Schneider
Author and wrestling historian, known for his work on the Way of the Blade series.
Episode: Ep. #521: August 20-26, 1984 with Phil Schneider
Al Getz
Hall of Fame retired wrestling historian.
Episode: Ep. #514: June 25-July 1, 1985
Robert O'Connor
Guest and wrestling historian.
Episode: Ep. #511: June 5-11, 1986 with Robert O'Connor
Nathan K
A wrestling fan and podcast patron from Australia
Episode: Ep. #503: April 2-8, 2005 with Nathan K
Mikey Blanton
A promoter and memorabilia seller with Black Label Pro
Black Label Pro
Episode: Ep. #501: March 19-25, 1992 with Mikey Blanton
Dr. Keith Lipinski
Podcast legend and wrestling historian
Variety of podcasts and wrestling documentaries
Episode: Ep. #480: October 16-22, 2007 with Dr. Keith Lipinski
Tom Green
Wrestling historian and WCW enthusiast
WCW deep cuts
Episode: Ep. #472: August 21-27, 1996 with Tom Green
David Bixenspan
Co-host and wrestling historian
Episode: Ep. #472: August 21-27, 1996 with Tom Green

Hosts

Kris Zellner
Host of the podcast, focusing on professional wrestling history and media analysis.
David Bixenspan
Co-host known for his insights into wrestling history and media critique.

Reviews

4.4 out of 5 stars from 389 ratings
  • Politics, bias opinions, and self loathing at its worst.

    Why Zellner continues to let hateful Bixenspan even have a voice on this show is one of the biggest mysteries of time. Kris gets more annoyed by the week and clearly has zero chemistry and zero ability to reign in the constant garbage his co host keeps spewing out. Zellner is not much better. He loves to state how He’s not into politics, and then makes all kind of statements that are politically based. how does reading off decades old wrestling news written by other people make it so you can sh... more

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    Wateriswetyes
    United Statesa month ago
  • Good and bad

    I love that the show covers wrestling that nobody else covers. I don’t like that whenever the host is reading from the observer, he gets in a huge hurry and mumbles where I can’t tell what he’s saying half the time.

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    GamblinEngineer
    United Statesa month ago
  • Stop Yawning

    Why would anyone keep listening to a podcast when the host yawns numerous times throughout the show? If the host is bored, why expect listeners to expect to enjoy the show?

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    WhyAmIDoingThis 2?
    United States6 months ago
  • Best wrestling podcast around

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Gertner
    9 months ago
  • Love hearing the old shows

    Not a fan of the mid 00s shows but the other years are great. Really enjoy Centre Stage Chronicles

    Apple Podcasts
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    Memphis Cast
    United Kingdoma year ago

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Fans appreciate the depth of research and insight into wrestling history.
Some listeners criticize the hosts' on-air chemistry and political discussions.
Many find the unique niche coverage of lesser-known wrestling events refreshing.
There is a noticeable division in listener opinions regarding the co-host dynamics.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ep. #485: November 20-26, 2005
Q: How did the wrestlers react to Vince's announcement regarding the drug testing policy?
The reaction among the wrestlers was mixed, with some seeing it as a necessary step for the betterment of the company, while others were nervous about the implications it would have on their use of drugs and potential career consequences.
Ep. #485: November 20-26, 2005
Q: What were the primary reasons behind the new drug policy instituted by WWE?
The new drug policy was instituted in response to the rising concerns over drug abuse in wrestling, particularly following Eddie Guerrero's death. It aimed to impose stricter regulations over both illegal and prescription drug use among wrestlers to ensure their safety and health.
Ep. #441: January 17-23, 1993 with John McAdam
Q: What do you think about the US title situation and your match against Ricky Steamboat?
I didn't know what to expect from Steamboat, it was very physical, but my strategy remained the same.
Ep. #441: January 17-23, 1993 with John McAdam
Q: What do you remember about the Great American Bash and your match against Vader?
It was a turning point match for me, where I had to outlast Vader, trying to exploit his exhaustion, but I made a mistake which led to his advantage.
Ep. #436: December 13-18, 1997
Q: What incidents occurred at the house shows in Memphis and Little Rock?
Both shows saw significant fan backlash that escalated into riots. In Memphis, a scheduled match didn't take place due to Shawn Michaels walking out, which infuriated the fans. In Little Rock, the main event was also canceled leading to a riot involving thrown objects and heavy police intervention.

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This podcast focuses on the rich history of professional wrestling, exploring significant events that occurred during specific weeks in the past through the eyes of wrestling media, particularly the "dirt sheets." Each episode features a detailed review of various wrestling promotions, memorable matches, and the impact of notable figures, like Vince McMahon and Hulk Hogan. The hosts frequently feature discussions about controversial topics, the evolution of wrestling promotions, and insights into the behind-the-scenes dynamics that have shaped the industry. This podcast is especially appealing to wrestling fans who enjoy in-depth historical analysis and insider perspectives on wrestling lore.

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