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Relive the moments when WWE scripts went through the shredder. Simon Miller presents 10 Times WWE Creative Changed A Match On The Fly...
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The Dadley Boyz preview tonight's NXT and discuss...
Evolution ELIMINATORS!
Blake Monroe signs her NXT contract!
Who can Tony D'Angelo trust?
Chase U heads back to class!
Can anyone stop Trick Williams?!
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Simon Miller Ups Raw's Downs...
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The Dadley Boyz chat about what happened on this week's episode of Monday Night RAW, including...
Goldberg challenges Gunther to a world title match!
Asuka RETURNS!
Jey Uso vs. Rusev vs. Sheamus vs. Bronson Reed!
BIG title match confirmed for Nig... more
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A “gentleman’s 3”🙄🤮 of a podcast, saved by “funny” impressions. Whinging on Twitter is not a “campaign”🙄 Also, is there any need for 5-8 podcasts to drop every single day? it’s probably a ploy to stop listeners from enjoying other podcasts. It’s as though they’ve been given huge amounts of money to churn loads of them out as if they were not doing this in the first place anyway. No need for preview shows or list shows dropping months after they’ve been on YouTube 🙄personally, I mark the ones... more
I totally respect their approach and Dadleys were a daily staple for years. However it’s not as fun as it once was and they love to thrive on a fascist platform. Plus at least 5 podcasts cluttering my feed per day is too much lads. I’m very grateful for the years of listening entertainment while adventuring with my dog.
It’s not a bad podcast considering there are some truly awful ones out there. Sidgwick is just awful though. A complete troll and just miserable.
Ask Michael Hamflet who does he think he is making fun of religion on the podcast and belittling it. Chelsea Greene doesn’t get on the wrestlemania card. He’s quick to yell out about misogyny, but for some reason has no issue making fun of Christianity. Unbelievable
A “gentleman’s 3”🙄🤮 of a podcast, saved by “funny” impressions. Whinging on Twitter is not a “campaign”🙄 Also, is there any need for 5-8 podcasts to drop every single day? it’s probably a ploy to stop listeners from enjoying other podcasts. It’s as though they’ve been given huge amounts of money to churn loads of them out as if they were not doing this in the first place anyway. No need for preview shows or list shows dropping months after they’ve been on YouTube 🙄personally, I mark the ones... more
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Offering a deep insight into the professional wrestling world, the content frequently discusses major events, controversies, and the dynamics of various wrestling promotions, including WWE and AEW. Topics range from wrestler firings, injury recounts, and championship reigns, to analysis on match performances and character developments, providing listeners with a comprehensive understanding of wrestling narratives. The podcast stands out by blending detailed commentary with entertaining banter, spicing up discussions of serious industry topics while keeping the audience engaged.
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Recent guests on WhatCulture Wrestling include:
1. Jesse Ventura
2. Michael Cole
3. Logan Paul
4. Kairi Sane
5. Brian Cage
6. Michael Sidgwick
7. Larry Raab
8. Joe Hendry
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