
A Pro Wrestling Podcast hosted by three friends who love professional wrestling and sports entertainment. They will be reviewing current wrestling product, fantasy booking and sharing personal stories from attending numerous wrestling shows.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | WrestlingSports | |||

Today we welcome Dominik Mysterio to the show and we chat about his love/hate for halloween and why he blames Hollywood Chris for it. We also discuss his match against John Cena on Monday Night Raw, his tattoos and we play around of 'Name That Wrest... more
Today we break down Saturday Night's Main Event, Monday Night Raw and the John Cena tournament. We also took a trip down memory lane and shared some stories of being on the road with Rey Mysterio and we play a new round of....
Name That Wrestler...... more
Today Chris and Gary celebrated Halloween by dressing up as their favorite WWE wrestlers...just take a guess at who they are supposed to be on our IG @towersofpowerpod
Chris also went to a couple of local wrestling shows and breaks them down along w... more
We unlocked the vault today with Chris' one on one interview with Triple H from 2013. He had some hard hitting questions for The Game and even made an inappropriate joke with him.
We also discuss Monday Night Raw's Battle Royal, Aj Styles and how h... more
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