
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.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 774 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Kris and David are back to discuss the week that was October 13-19, 1990. Topics of discussion include:
• The Genius joining the growing list of layoffs among WWF veteran wrestlers in light of the end of the C-show tour and how his brother, “Macho K... more
Kris and David are delighted to be joined by “The King of Old School” STEVE CORINO (@kingcorino on Instagram) to discuss the week-plus that was October 9-16, 1992. Topics of discussion include:
• Rick and Scott Steiner having major issues with Cowbo... more
Kris Zellner is joined by Rob Naylor and Our Good Buddy Charles to discuss September 1991 in the world of WCW and pop culture at large as only they can. Topics of discussion include:
• What did O.P.P. really mean to us as kids in 1991?
• Clash of th... more
Kris and David are back to discuss the week that was September 28-October 4, 1988. Topics of discussion include:
• Dave Meltzer deciphering just what was rumor vs. fact in the wrestling world during our week when it came to Lex Luger or Ric Flair le... more
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One of the best wrestling podcasts out of thousands.
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This show could be a real benefit to wrestling fans. The idea of dissecting roughly one week in wrestling history, but through the reporting of dirt sheet writers is fantastic. Unfortunately, these two are not the guys who should be doing this. The host talks far too quickly, and unfortunately he audibly yawns throughout the episodes. His sidekick, a guy named “Bix” is an amalgamation of every stereotype for wrestling fans that you’ve ever heard. A nerd that probably lives in his dad’s basement,... more
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
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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This show delivers meticulous, week-by-week examinations of professional wrestling history as covered by the era's dominant media outlets and newsletters. It blends archival results, behind-the-scenes industry dynamics, and culture crossovers to show how reporting, promotion, and public perception shaped the storylines and business of wrestling across decades. Noteworthy is the hosts' deep, insider knowledge and the recurring focus on media narratives, investigative context, and cross-promotion, which helps listeners understand not just what happened, but how it was reported and interpreted at the time.
Across episodes, the format consistently centers on careful historical reconstruction, discussions that connect wrestling to wider pop cul... more
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Recent guests on Between The Sheets include:
1. Steve Corino
2. Matt Griffin
3. Phil Schneider
4. JD Oliva
5. Rob Naylor
6. David Bixenspan
7. Dominic Garrini
8. Scott Passner
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