
If you've always wanted to know what the real story was behind some of wrestling's biggest moments, Something to Wrestle with Bruce Prichard will finally give you the real answer. A terrific storyteller, Bruce has done and seen it all and now he's going to share it all with you so sit back and be ready for a wild ride! Join Bruce and his partner in crime, Conrad Thompson as they take you through t... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 563 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Things go completely off the rails this week on Something To Wrestle with John Layfield as JBL and Conrad tackle your questions, and John holds nothing back! Who would he love to hit with a Clothesline from Hell? Is Bruce really retiring? Just how ma... more
On this episode of Something to Wrestle, John Layfield and Conrad Thompson debate the greatest and most disastrous heel turns in professional wrestling history!
Drawing from firsthand experience, JBL explains what it takes to become a nasty, diabol... more
On this episode of Something To Wrestle, John Layfield and Conrad Thompson take us back to John's 1996 in the WWF! John shares the stern warning officials gave the locker room ahead of the Boiler Room Brawl, the tremendous pressure on Shawn Michaels ... more
On this episode of Something to Wrestle, John Layfield and Conrad Thompson look back at the 25th anniversary of the infamous WCW/ECW Invasion of WWE. John explains how the absence of WCW's biggest stars weakened the angle, diminished its impact and u... more
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Listen because of JBL’s stories from his HOF career spanning Mexico, Europe, the Territories, etc. Agree about the ads. In-between majority ads they talk wrestling, meaning a Conrad Podcast
This used to be my favorite podcast where I had my fill of wrestling nostalgia until Bruce Prichard left the show and John Layfield took over and they started to only discuss current wrestling instead, which sucks balls.
Bring Bruce back or kill it. Without Bruce, it’s wcw 2001
I absolutely love the deep dives, the nostalgia, the humor, and the stories. The early years of something to wrestle with were elite, and JBL is carving out his own body of extremely strong entertaining work in his time filling in for Bruce. Conrad has been a gift to wrestling fans. This, WHW, and My World are all on regular rotation for me.
Years back, great podcast. Now, it’s not even Bruce’s. Change the name, remove Bruce from it, and let’s enjoy the good ol’ days, pal.
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A long-running, conversation-driven program that blends wrestling history with insider industry analysis, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and nostalgia. Episodes often hinge on legacy figures, major eras, and market dynamics around memorabilia, branding, and media shifts, while weaving in lighthearted banter and sponsor reads. The show is likely to appeal to hardcore wrestling fans who enjoy deep lore, historical context, and candid insider perspectives on how storylines, business decisions, and promotion strategies shaped the sport. A notable strength is its sustained access to era-spanning memories, prominent guests from the memorabilia world, and a consistent emphasis on the business side of wrestling, from gatekeeping to licensing and coll... more
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1. John Layfield
2. Tony Giese
3. Santino Marella
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