Ricky Jackson
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Meltzer has it as confirmed
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Yeah, that's so true. If you were a certain age in the 80s and 90s you went from being a kid and worshipping these superheroes to being a teenager/ young adult and seeing everything become corrupted
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How about sneaking over you friend's house to watch Royal Rumble 94 and ... MAINLY being there to root for IRS's bid to win the IC title from Razor? I'm wondering if that made me legit the least coolest kid in the world for a few minutes there in 94. I was forlorn when he lost. I was rooting for IRS that day too, being a full on teenage heel fan at the time
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Not to "out" anyone, but I know Pete can geek it up with the best of them. If you want to talk about wrestling being geeky, being a fan in the early - mid 90s made you a freakin GEEK, without single shred of coolness. I miss those days sometimes
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Sounds perfect
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I hardly watch anything other than the big shows, but it seems to me that New Day have been stripped down to almost a parody of themselves in the last few months or so and have lost their edge
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Thanks for the upload. Yes, this card was almost too good. Next time I feel like we need to dig something up from the 70s to bring us back to our true, crappy roots
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Luck of the draw. Sometimes 80s WWF wasn't a total wasteland of crap Anyway, Iron Mike Sharpe vs SD Jones makes up for it by being a contender for worst match seen on Mystery Titans
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You'll be missing out on a damn good tag title match and an awesome main event
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Kelly and Johnny are back to guide you through yet another WWF spectacular, this time the 10/13/1985 "Hulkamania" card from Maple Leaf Gardens! In honor of the GWE, 7% of Kelly's top 100 are present, including no less than 3 men from his top ten and his overall number 1! And in honor of bad taste, plenty of talk about Ron Garvin's nipples!
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Yeah those were excellent. Being a big 70s wrestling history guy I really loved the Einhorn bio
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Larry Z broke Bruno's heart, not his neck
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That sounds like it has potential to be awesome. Thanks for the rec and the kind words -
Thanks a lot man. It seems like it has been really difficult to line up schedules in the last 6-8 months. The PWO-PTBN deal got so big and everyone has extra commitments these days. The growth of the feed has been great, but I do sometimes miss the simple days of 2013 and 2014 when Titans was our primary focus. Like I wrote before the hope is to make this at least a monthly show again
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Even better than that
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There is something in the works that should be quite pleasing to long time Titans fans
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Glad you enjoyed it. Funny, but a while back when discussing this show amongst the gang the consensus was that this was a bit of a trainwreck. Don't know if we will ever try this again. Maybe if we get the real Kal Rudman For fans wondering about upcoming episodes, the hope is to start pumping them out again once Mania season and the GWE is behind us. It's time to reclaim our spot as the preeminent Backlund-era WWF podcast out there today!
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About as good a match you could've hoped for I think
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Yeah, that was horrible
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You must be just a barrel of laughs at a party
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Enzo's such a great face in peril
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Classic heeling by Jericho here
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That would just about be the greatest thing in the history of anything
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I was totally into the stalling. I'm actually a mark for a good stall. The body of the match was as dull as anything I've ever seen, with the dual front face lock something I imagine would've sent Dave Meltzer into an uncontrollable rage of anti-WWF criticism in 1983
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Andre vs Big John Studd from 4/23/83 Cap Centre is the ultimate challenge. The whole card is on youtube, and also available in the Mystery Titans Theatre variation