
3 friends who love wrestling and the stories behind the matches
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 409 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Ep 396 – WCW Monday Night Nitro 12/20/1999 A bittersweet ending 0:29 - Welcome 12:11 - Nitro Opening 13:51 - Madusa vs Buzzkill for the WCW Cruiserweight Championship 16:02 - Hugh Morrus vs Curt Hennig 24:39 - Tank Abbott vs Jerry Flynn in a No Holds... more
Ep 395 – Starrcade 1999 “The Battle to End the Millennium” The last PPV of the millennium 0:34 - Welcome 12:21 - Starrcade Opening 14:52 - Disco Inferno and Lash Leroux vs the Mamalukes (Johnny “The Bull”/Big Vito) (w/ Tony Marinara) 22:06 - Madusa v... more
Ep 394 – Armageddon 1999 “The End is Here” A new era begins! **We had a bad cord causing some static for the first 22 minutes…sorry for the inconvenience** 0:28 - Welcome 11:17 - Armageddon Opening 13:59 - Tag Team Battle Royal to become the #1 Conte... more
Ep 393 – Mayhem 1999 “The Night of Champions” WCW runs a tournament 0:28 - Welcome 11:59 - Mayhem Opening 14:32 - Jeff Jarrett vs Chris Benoit in a Semi-Final for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship 20:45 – Evan Karagias (w/ Madusa) vs Disco Infer... more
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One of my favorite podcasts! I’ve used this podcast as a bit of a guide as I make my way through pay per views in chronological order. It’s been really fun! I currently just made it to 1990 (so episode 41), and I can’t tell you how nice it’s been to listen to the podcast the day after I finish the ppv on my work commute. I really do love this podcast. Thanks for all the hard work that goes into it :-)
I happened on this podcast while looking for wrestling podcasts. And I enjoy the casual conversation style and banter between the three hosts. The local food/drink segment and the pop culture around the time each episode takes place is always a fun way to start the shows. The show doesn’t try to be the authority on wrestling, nor does it take itself seriously. It’s a fun show, highly recommend to any wrestling fans.
I came across this podcast while looking for a random show or something different than the usual mainstream wrestling pods.
I love that they are just a few friends who grew up watching wrestling like me and talk about it in a calm, cool manner.
I don’t know how many listeners they have, but I’m glad they just keep making these in chronological order in their own style so I’m leaving a review to let them know people are listening and appreciate it.
While I sometimes skip the intro banter (t... more
Want the background? Want to know what happened? Immaculate play by play and, with Shane, increasingly brilliant food and side commentary. Relive your youth and appreciate the magic.
i’m super lapsed and just getting back into wrestling and loving all of these in order like this. the guys are both very likeable also and well researched. they establish a format early on and it works. been enjoying listening to these from before i watched and we’re getting closer and closer to when i did watch i can’t wait!
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A casual, history-forward show that digs into wrestling's key matches, rivalries, and eras, balanced with playful banter and pop-culture tangents. Episodes often break down cards match-by-match while weaving in backstage dynamics and the era's broader landscape, giving listeners context on storylines, promotions, and the business side. Notable traits include a relaxed hosts' dynamic, a chronological approach to wrestling history, and thoughtful commentary that blends nostalgia with analysis, making it accessible for fans who want both background and entertainment.
Listeners are likely drawn to deep-dan wrestling lore, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and a light, conversational vibe that treats wrestling history as storytelling rather than a f... more
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