You pull the pin and we’ll pick up the pieces… Join host Ray Russell for an exciting trip down Memory Lane as we analyze and discuss years of wrestling history from your favorite promotions. From Hulkamania to Mulkeymania, from the Four Horsemen to the nWo, from the Midnight Express to the Lex Express. Which promotion are we deep diving into next? What year have we time-traveled back to now? Tune ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 194 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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This week on the Grenade, we kick off February 1989 WWF TV as the announcers begin to discuss the fallout of the Mega Powers implosion from the Main Event. Plus, several feuds begin to take shape on the Road to WrestleMania V. Akeem promises to be th... more
The time has arrived for the big tag team showdown at the WWF's MAIN EVENT on NBC! We go back to February 3, 1989 as the Mega Powers (Randy "Macho Man" Savage & Hulk Hogan) battle the Twin Towers (Big Boss Man & Akeem)! Relive the action, the drama, ... more
This week on the Grenade, we look into all of the news and House Show Results for February 1989 in the WWF! We talk Vince McMahon vs. Ted Turner, Roddy Piper's potential return, JJ Dillon & Tony Schiavone jump to the WWF, the McMahons publicly announ... more
This week on the Grenade, we close out January 1989 with the final weekend of WWF TV. It's non-stop hype for the Friday Night Feb. 3 LIVE NBC Special "The Main Event" where the Mega Powers will take on The Twin Towers! We hear from both sides as the ... more
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I am doing a wrestling rewatch of 1988 and The Wrestling Memory Grenade's 1988 WWF project is tne perfect accompanyment.
The amount of wrestling knowledge and inside information that Ray Russell provides in each episode is immense.
I first started reading The Wrestling Observer in 1988 and I consider myself to be pretty knowledgeable, but Ray drops some nuggets that I haven't heard before, which makes his podcast a true learning experience for even the seasoned wrestlng fan.
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“Rugged” Ray Russell is one of the best in the game! His hard work and knowledge is truly a credit to the professional wrestling and podcasting worlds!
Just found this podcast about a month ago and now I’m hooked. Went all the way back to the beginning and enjoying the 1989 NWA shows. Can’t wait to catch up one day.
Love the concept of going over the WWF for each month with match and TV results plus some great behind the scenes news for the time period. Love the awesome sound bites as well.
Tried this one the last few weeks. It's an OK show but it's somewhat off putting to hear how great this guy thinks he is. Yeah, we get it, making a podcast is so hard, the "network", you're so great, it's so tiring, editing, blah blah BLAH... It's a DECENT show, chill man. If you can get past that, it's a good enough show from a fun era of the WWF
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This podcast offers an engaging exploration of professional wrestling's rich history, focusing on iconic events, rivalries, and the evolution of wrestling promotions. Listeners can expect in-depth discussions of classic moments, character developments, and the intricate narratives surrounding the sport from well-known eras, including the rise of Hulk Hogan and the impact of the nWo. With the host's personal anecdotes and historical insights, it serves as both a nostalgic journey and an informative resource for wrestling fans, blending entertainment with education about the industry's past.
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