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Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam

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World Wrestling Federation
Hulk Hogan
Roddy Piper
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Ric Flair
Dusty Rhodes
Wrestlemania
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Mid-South Wrestling
Wrestling
Bob Backlund
Andre the Giant
Vince Mcmahon
Cyndi Lauper
Bruno Sammartino
Randy Savage
Terry Funk
Magnum TA
Ken Patera
NWA

Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam

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Latest Episodes

This week on STICK TO WRESTLING we review the NWA from the month of September 1986!

We talk Ric Flair, Dusty Rhodes, Tully Blanchard, Road Warriors, Magnum TA, Arn Anderson, Nikita Koloff, Jim Cornette, Ole Anderson, Baby Doll, Rock & Roll Express, ... more

This week the STICK TO WRESTLING Universe welcomes Lou Kipilman as it’s guest, and we take questions from our listeners!

— Did Bobby Heenan spoil the surprise when Hogan came out and he asked “Whose side is he on”?

— What might the old Mid-Atlantic... more

This week on STICK TO WRESTLING, we’re hopping in the time machine and looking back at the WWF in September 1986!

— A New Era Begins: Championship Wrestling and All-Star Wrestling are out, replaced by Superstars of Wrestling and Wrestling Challenge—... more

This week on STICK TO WRESTLING we talk the UWF, formerly known as Mid-South Wrestling, during the months of July and August 1986.

We talk Bill Watts, Michael Hayes, Missy Hyatt, Ted Dibiase, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Terry Gordy, Jim Ross, Eddie Gilbert,... more

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Recent Guests

Lou Kipilman
Producer on Stick To Wrestling and long-time wrestling aficionado
Episode: Episode 430: Seinfeld’s Nutshell
Rowdy Roddy Piper
Wrestler, guest on Flower Shop and Piper's Pit
WWE/WWF
Episode: Episode 429: Egotistical Hambone
Ken Resnick
Wrestling announcer, guest on Piper's Pit
WWF
Episode: Episode 429: Egotistical Hambone
Jake Roberts
Jake the Snake Roberts
WWF
Episode: Episode 429: Egotistical Hambone
Jimmy Hart
Manager, Heart Foundation member
WWF
Episode: Episode 429: Egotistical Hambone
Eddie Gilbert
Hot Stuff Eddie Gilbert, pro wrestler and on-air personality
Hot Stuff International / Hyatt International
Episode: Episode 428: Who Do You Complain To?
Missy Hyatt
Missy Hyatt, on-screen personality and associate of Eddie Gilbert
Hot Stuff International / Hyatt and Hot Stuff
Episode: Episode 428: Who Do You Complain To?
John Tatum
Hollywood John Tatum, wrestler and character associated with Hyatt/Gilbert
Hyatt/Hot Stuff faction
Episode: Episode 428: Who Do You Complain To?
Ted Dibiase
Ted Dibiase, prominent wrestler in UWF storyline
Universal Wrestling Federation
Episode: Episode 428: Who Do You Complain To?

Hosts

John McAdam
Host of Stick To Wrestling, primary presenter with deep knowledge of 1980s wrestling history; contributes booking insights and historical context.
Steve Gennarelli
Co-host providing historical perspective and analysis; frequent contributor to discussions about mid-80s eras.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 331 ratings
  • Weekly listening

    One of my most listened to podcasts. I’m all caught up now! Great to hear about the history and find some new follows from the guests. You guys need a new thumbnail!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    J Filet 9
    United States3 months ago
  • Incredible and interesting

    Look forward to the WWF reviews every month ..: more please!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jchris41
    United States4 months ago
  • Always Great

    I look forward to this pod hitting my feed weekly. John is excellent and covers the old school with terrific commentary and a good laugh. Steve Gennerelli is fun when he shows up as well. Plus John is a Tennessee Volunteer fan!!!! Go Vols & go Stick To Wrestling

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Phillis ant
    United States4 months ago
  • Great podcast

    Listening to your podcast not brings back great memories but such a better understanding of pro wrestling and it’s territories. Much appreciated.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jeffrey W. Faries
    United Statesa year ago
  • Pretty pretty pretty good

    Way better than all those repetitive pro Trump/aew junk from the fat slob and his crew in Alabama. Way less commercials too. For review purposes, of course.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    nixfinity
    United Statesa year ago

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Listeners appreciate the thorough, archival focus and the host's knowledge of old-school territories.
Guest mix and insightful analysis are frequently highlighted as strong points.
Show fans praise the nostalgia, detailed historical context, and guest expertise, even when some co-host dynamics are debated.

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Episode 430: Seinfeld’s Nutshell
Q: What was the saddest day in pro wrestling?
The hosts converge on Owen Hart's death as the saddest day due to the combination of tragedy and the perceived negligence surrounding the incident, which remained a defining moment in wrestling history.
Episode 424: Moolah’s House
Q: What was your greatest and worst experience live as a fan?
Participants recalled experiences ranging from witnessing Windham and Rotundo's title win in Hartford to chaotic crowds at Foxboro, with a notable sense of awe at monumental matches and a sense of disbelief at chaotic finishes, illustrating how live events create lasting memories beyond the televised product.
Episode 417: I Would Have Been Brutus
Q: Should WrestleMania 2 have been presented like a Clue movie with multiple endings?
They ultimately feel it would have been too convoluted and confusing for fans, preferring a simpler, more straightforward approach to storytelling and matchups.
Episode 417: I Would Have Been Brutus
Q: What if Hogan had been injured in 1986, who would have stepped up to carry the main event scene?
They propose several alternatives and discuss the strengths and risks of elevating a current heel or introducing a hot new act, with Paul Orndorff and Randy Savage among the suggested options, while noting Hogan's draw was uniquely pivotal.
Episode 408: Getting Dangerous On Twitter
Q: What would you like to talk about first, Rich?
Rich responds with a list of prominent World Class eras and key rivalries, initiating a broader discussion about how different tag teams and factions might have been paired for greater draw, and how management decisions affected careers.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Stick To Wrestling

What is Stick To Wrestling about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show offers deep dives into classic wrestling, with a strong emphasis on mid-80s promotions, territory booking decisions, and marquee storylines. Episodes blend historical analysis with personal fan anecdotes, spotlighting eras like the Great American Bash, the WWF expansion, and the ongoing drama of the era's top feuds. Notable strengths include thorough TV-era breakdowns, a knack for connecting behind-the-scenes decisions to on-air moments, and plenty of guest perspectives from historians, managers, and veteran wrestlers that deepen context for longtime fans and newcomers alike.

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4. Jim Cornette Experience
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Stick To Wrestling launched 8 years ago and published 100 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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What guests have appeared on Stick To Wrestling?

Recent guests on Stick To Wrestling include:

1. Lou Kipilman
2. Rowdy Roddy Piper
3. Ken Resnick
4. Jake Roberts
5. Jimmy Hart
6. Eddie Gilbert
7. Missy Hyatt
8. John Tatum

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