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Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam

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World Wrestling Federation
Hulk Hogan
Roddy Piper
WWF
Ric Flair
Dusty Rhodes
Wrestlemania
Junkyard Dog
Bob Backlund
Andre the Giant
Wrestling
Vince Mcmahon
Mid-South Wrestling
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 UWF, formerly known as Mid-South Wrestling, through May and June of 1986!

We talk Bill Watts, The Freebirds, Ted Dibiase, Dusty Rhodes, Eddie Gilbert, Steve Williams, Sting, Hacksaw Jim Duggan, Nikita Ko... more

This week on STICK TO WRESTLING we review the NWA / Jim Crockett Promotions during the month of July 1986!

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

This week on STICK TO WRESTLING, we rank and discuss the greatest years in WWWF/WWF history, from 1976 through 1995! Johnny Mac and Steve lived through every one of those trips around the Sun, and they have plenty of information, and even more opinio... more

This week on STICK TO WRESTLING, we review the WWF during the month of July 1986!

— Paul Orndorff finally turns on Hulk Hogan, who somehow never saw it coming. Then again, neither did TV commentator Bruno Sammartino.

— The Machines make their telev... more

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Recent Guests

Richard Land
Historian; runs the history of wwe.com
The History of WWE (broadly referenced)
Episode: Episode 416: Hulk Junior
Harley Race
WWF wrestler, guest on interview segments
World Wrestling Federation
Episode: Episode 413: What’s Old Is New Again
Don Morocco
WWF wrestler featured in Flower Shop and interviews
World Wrestling Federation
Episode: Episode 413: What’s Old Is New Again
Steve Gennarelli
Co-host contributing historical perspective
Episode: Episode 412: Back By Noon Tomorrow
Nolan Lake
Wrestling historian and guest on the episode
Episode: Episode 411: That Means You Work For Me
Matt O'Donnell
Guest on Stick To Wrestling, host of Matt O'Donnell Wants To Know
Matt O'Donnell Wants To Know
Episode: Episode 409: You Shouldn’t Feel Ashamed! Maybe.
Rich Richardson
Radio veteran and wrestling historian, making his maiden guest appearance
Freelance/Podcast guest
Episode: Episode 408: Getting Dangerous On Twitter
Thomas Bain
Guest (past and future greats in wrestling discussions)
Fan/Guest on Stick To Wrestling
Episode: Episode 406: Lou Does A Run In
Andrew Lutsky
Guest
Fan/Guest on Stick To Wrestling
Episode: Episode 406: Lou Does A Run In

Hosts

John McAdam
Host with deep archival knowledge, focusing on old-school wrestling history and territory dynamics.
Steve Gennarelli
Co-host providing historical perspective and research-driven context.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 327 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 Statesa month ago
  • Incredible and interesting

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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jchris41
    United States2 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 States2 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 States10 months 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 praise deep historical insight and calm analysis over hype.
Guest diversity and strong archive knowledge are frequently cited positives.
A number of reviews note the hosts' entertaining banter and nostalgia-driven storytelling.

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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.
Episode 398: They Turned The Wrong Guy
Q: What about the whole Paul Bosch, Gino Hernandez story?
I still think there's something there, even though they covered it in Dark Side of the Ring.
Episode 398: They Turned The Wrong Guy
Q: Jake, your thoughts on this segment?
It's incredible. I don't want to bad mouth the good name of Hollywood John Tatum, but in this segment, he played a doofus so well.

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A nostalgia-driven history podcast focusing on classic wrestling territories, promotions, and era-spanning storytelling. Episodes consistently unpack research methods, archival matches, and behind-the-scenes dynamics, often featuring expert guests who add historical context and fresh memories. Notable strengths include thorough archival analysis, long-form discussions, and a knack for connecting old-school angles to modern perspectives, making it a compelling listen for serious fans and historians while still offering entertaining banter between seasoned hosts.

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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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Recent guests on Stick To Wrestling include:

1. Richard Land
2. Harley Race
3. Don Morocco
4. Steve Gennarelli
5. Nolan Lake
6. Matt O'Donnell
7. Rich Richardson
8. Thomas Bain

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