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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 5866 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Ballsy heel turns and a LOT of juvenile humour spotlighted WWE television brand in '06. Gareth Morgan presents 18 Things You Learn Binge Watching WWE In 2006...
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The Dadley Boyz preview tonight's NXT and discuss...
What next for NXT Champion Joe Hendry?
Jaida Parker wants REVENGE!
Swipe Right vs. Hank & Tank!
The Speed tournament continues!
Can ZaRuca co-exist?!
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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...
The masked man attacks AGAIN!
AJ Lee RETURNS!
Elimination Chamber qualifiers!
Tag titles on the line!
Americano almost unmasks Americano?!
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Love most of it and the banter is great but Sidge spends a lot of time slating female wrestlers . For example Mercedes has had fantastic matches worked her arse off but meh I hats she done. Harley is pure joy but she’s not as over as she was. Saraya comes back from injury that was thought to be career ending meh she can’t work. Toni has peaked?!!! Don’t think it’s malicious but it’s there and the list goes on
I listen to a lot of wrestling podcasts but this one by far has the most advertisements. I get revenue has to be made, but there’s a point where it becomes absolutely excessive.
On top of that, many of these episodes are just what they upload on youtube. I don’t really hear any actual podcast happening.
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
What am I even rating? Is it the actual podcast, the daily news segments, or the rest of the (majority slop) content that is pushed out through this feed? I get that you guys have to feed the algorithm but it would be great if you separated these shows into their own podcast feeds so that I don’t have to remove ten things from my podcast app for every one I’m going to actually listen to. You guys are spamming the podcast feed like this is the 90’s and I made the mistake of signing up for your ... more
Been listening to whatculture for years and love every minute of it.
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This podcast offers a vibrant and engaging exploration of the wrestling world, providing listeners with daily insights and updates on a variety of topics. Episodes feature lively discussions on current events in wrestling, including predictions for upcoming matches, comprehensive reviews of wrestling shows, and analyses of the latest industry news. With a mix of humor and camaraderie among the hosts, listeners are treated to a blend of serious wrestling commentary and entertaining banter, making this a go-to source for both casual fans and die-hard wrestling enthusiasts. Unique aspects include the incorporation of audience interaction through quizzes and humorous retrospectives, particularly focusing on past wrestling eras.
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