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DEADLOCK: A Pro Wrestling Podcast

DEADLOCK LLC
WWE
ECW
Hulk Hogan
Kurt Angle
Sting
Ric Flair
TNA Impact
Jeff Jarrett
AJ Styles
Stone Cold Steve Austin
WCW
WWF
Undertaker
Kevin Nash
The Rock
TNA
TNA Wrestling
Triple H
WWE Smackdown
WCW Thunder

The DEADLOCK Podcast is an off-the-rails retrospective look at pro wrestling's highest & lowest points hosted by James Darnell & John Blud. Formerly the present, currently the past, sometimes the future - this podcast has seemed to do it all when it comes to the landscape of professional wrestling. If you enjoy wrestling, you'll like it here. If you don't enjoy wrestling, you'll probably like it h... more

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Latest Episodes

"MTV stands for More Tazz Victims!"

On October 1st, 2000, Sunday Night Heat changed networks, as the WWF moved the show from the USA Network to MTV! You know when you're debuting on a new network, you have to bring it, and...they definitely brought ... more

"Your name is Hugh Morris...What?"

One word, said by one man, on one fateful night in 2001 changed wrestling audiences forever. On this edition of the DEADLOCK Podcast, we take a look back at the episode of WWF RAW Is War from August 13, 2001, where... more

"I think you know the guy..."

We're on the road to WWF's Royal Rumble 2000, and we're right in the middle of the McMahon-Helmsley Era. Triple H & Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley are running the show, and have been trying to make everyone's lives miserabl... more

"If you rock like me..."

It's a new era for WWE SmackDown, and that era begins tonight! It is the debut episode of SmackDown on MyNetworkTV, and with that comes, of course, a very 2008 episode. We have new graphics, a new intro, a new theme song, an... more

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Recent Guests

Jerry Lin
Professional wrestler introduced as a guest on the episode
Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW)
Episode: Revisiting ECW on TNN 1999 - The Dudley Boyz Leave & Raven Returns!
Raven (Scott Levy)
Professional wrestler returned to ECW for a high-profile moment
ECW/WCW
Episode: Revisiting ECW on TNN 1999 - The Dudley Boyz Leave & Raven Returns!
Dan Reichard
Guest featured on a Patreon special segment
Giant Bomb
Episode: Revisiting WCW Saturday Night 1992 - The First Episode!
Steve Corino
Professional wrestler, known for his time in ECW
ECW
Episode: Revisiting ECW on TNN 2000 Vacated Tag Team Title Tournament, Billy Corgan with Steve Corino, Road To ECW Anarchy Rulz 2000
Billy Corgan
Musician and guest
The Smashing Pumpkins
Episode: Revisiting ECW on TNN 2000 Vacated Tag Team Title Tournament, Billy Corgan with Steve Corino, Road To ECW Anarchy Rulz 2000
CM Punk
Straight Edge wrestler known for his disciplined lifestyle.
WWE
Episode: Revisiting WWE ECW 2006 Big Show Wins ECW Championship, CM Punk’s First Promo, Test Debuts
Paul Heyman
Promoter and creative force behind ECW
Extreme Championship Wrestling
Episode: Revisiting ECW Hardcore TV 2000 Paul Heyman Shoots on TNN, Tony Mamaluke HISTORIC Debut, Rhino Defends TV Title Against The Sandman
Justin Credible
Professional wrestler, former ECW World Champion
ECW
Episode: Revisiting ECW Hardcore TV 2000 Paul Heyman Shoots on TNN, Tony Mamaluke HISTORIC Debut, Rhino Defends TV Title Against The Sandman
Scotty Anton
Professional wrestler, known as the 'US Male' during this time
ECW
Episode: Revisiting ECW Hardcore TV 2000 Paul Heyman Shoots on TNN, Tony Mamaluke HISTORIC Debut, Rhino Defends TV Title Against The Sandman

Hosts

James Darnell
Host with a focus on retrospective analysis and humor around pro wrestling history.
John Blud
Co-host known for energetic dynamics, impressions, and long-running show-off humor.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 6.5k ratings
  • Pretty great

    Always funny, always entertaining, and the hosts don’t feel compelled to pander or veer into non-sequitur political diatribes like 95% of podcasts (irrespective of genre).

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    YUsucksobad
    United States12 days ago
  • Maybe this podcast is the best one yet or maybe not dude who knows we’ll see hopefully I end up here

    Or not brother who knows

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    “The Big Apple” Dan Murray
    United Statesa month ago
  • Not enough gambling

    Please, please put more gambling ads! Like, instead of two in a row, maybe do three! Or branch out and add even more gambling companies to your list of advertisers! Please, more ads, and specifically more gambling ads from these great, trusted companies!

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    consumer1156
    United Statesa month ago
  • Small Changes Add Up

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    Apple Podcasts
    3
    consumer1156
    United States2 months ago
  • Very good podcast

    Podcast Addict
    5
    jimcornettesmiddlefinger
    3 months ago

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Chemistry and impressions are consistently praised for energy and humor.
Positive takeaway on entertainment value and host dynamics, especially for retro-era fans.
Nostalgia and in-depth wrestling history appeal to fans; some feel the humor can be loud but entertaining.
Ad-heavy episodes noted, which may affect listener experience.

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Revisiting WCW Monday Nitro 1995 - Madusa Throws The WWF Women's Title In The Trash!
Q: How do you decide which Patreon questions to feature in the Q&A segment?
They explain a practical, not conspiratorial process: questions are chosen based on what looks interesting or entertaining, not due to favoritism, and they emphasize accessibility and engagement with patrons rather than selective curation.
Revisiting WCW Monday Nitro 1995 - Madusa Throws The WWF Women's Title In The Trash!
Q: What have been some of the other video games you guys have thought about playing for the after show?
The hosts discuss a rotating lineup of games like Halo and Left 4 Dead, with plans to tackle Metal Gear and potentially non-wrestling content, indicating a broadening scope beyond purely wrestling content.
Revisiting WWF Raw 1999 The Ministry Stalks The McMahon Family House, Road To WrestleMania 15, The Rock & Big Show vs Stone Cold & Mankind
Q: What was the reaction to The Rock's promo?
The crowd was highly engaged, showing enthusiasm for The Rock, signifying his babyface turn amidst the feud with Austin.
Revisiting WWF Raw 1999 The Ministry Stalks The McMahon Family House, Road To WrestleMania 15, The Rock & Big Show vs Stone Cold & Mankind
Q: How did the hosts feel about the show overall?
They found it to be fun, chaotic, and representative of the Attitude Era's unique blend of wrestling and entertainment.
Revisiting WWF Raw 1999 The Ministry Stalks The McMahon Family House, Road To WrestleMania 15, The Rock & Big Show vs Stone Cold & Mankind
Q: What was the significance of the Ministry's invasion?
It was a major plot point leading up to WrestleMania 15, escalating the tensions between Vince McMahon and The Undertaker, adding drama to the storyline.

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What is DEADLOCK: A Pro Wrestling Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show is a rambunctious, nostalgia-forward deep dive into wrestling history, with two hosts guiding listeners through retro eras, infamous storylines, and behind-the-scenes context. Episodes trade play-by-play analysis with humorous banter, insider anecdotes, and a knack for spotlighting pivotal moments, oddball moments, and long-running feuds. It tends to blend era-spotlight, culture references, and personality-driven humor, making it easy for fans to relive classic angles while uncovering new trivia. A standout is the duo's chemistry and willingness to embrace chaotic, long-form retrospectives, which distinguishes it from more formal recaps and makes it a good fit for listeners who enjoy wrestling lore delivered with personality and h... more

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1. Jerry Lin
2. Raven (Scott Levy)
3. Dan Reichard
4. Steve Corino
5. Billy Corgan
6. CM Punk
7. Paul Heyman
8. Justin Credible

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