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Thanks man. This one was a major test of endurance. I also got my Savage vs Santana matches screwed up. This was the 2nd match, the No DQ, not the 1st match like I thought when watching the show
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The main difference is that in NXT he was presented as a focal point, on Raw, outside of the Owens feud, he's been mostly presented as a JTTS
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Thanks for all the complements guys. I wish I could produce these more frequently, but it can be a time consuming process, even for only 30-45 minute shows. I will finish the Bruno story and then I'm planning on going back and looking at the 50s era to conclude the story I started with the preview episode
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Women's match was great, so was Sheamus vs Cesaro
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Thanks man. Parv and I just recorded a new one this afternoon. 4/22/86 MSG. 11 friggin matches!
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That looks like it could be great
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The Lapsed Fan Patreon Request Series - 2016 edition
Ricky Jackson replied to BrianB's topic in Publications and Podcasts
I mean seriously, $50???? -
The Lapsed Fan Patreon Request Series - 2016 edition
Ricky Jackson replied to BrianB's topic in Publications and Podcasts
$50? Quick Parv, hit me with a gif that expresses disgust -
Man, TSN getting a lot of talk around here today. Good chance I saw that Tito vs Virgil match back in the day, I was such a depraved wrestling junkie in the early 90s I would watch anything. (I used to "listen" to scrambled WCW shows on TBS for probably two years before my parents finally upgraded our cable package in early 94) That TSN WWF show (I believe called simply "TSN Wrestling") was dire, like D-show levels. Don't remember much about it other than they aired a 40 man battle royal once. (WWF did a series of those in 1992) TSN aired a motley crew of wrestling shows during its early years, including the WCW D-show Power Hour, dying days AWA, a several weeks behind Stampede show, Pro Wrestling Plus, and I believe CNWA. (post Stampede show featuring a young Chris Jericho and Lance Storm) I smell a future podcast
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So Don and Ron were only kayfabe brothers. Kinda surprised nobody corrected me on that. Just read Meltzer's bio on Don and it's pretty interesting. There was a whole family of Bass's in the 70s, including a female manager called Maw Bass, "No Class" Bobby Bass and a young Dutch Mantell as Dutch Bass
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http://placetobenation.com/at-the-garden-presents-bruno-sammartino-the-living-legend-1972-1977/ Part 3 of this MSG career retrospective sees Bruno reclaim his throne and undertake a second run on top even more successful than the first, during a time of decadence and disorder in New York. This show gives a rundown of... -Bruno traveling the territories and overseas -Showdown at Shea '72: Bruno vs Pedro -The epic feud with Spiros Arion -The return of Ivan Koloff -Showdown at Shea '76: Bruno goes for revenge against Stan Hansen -Battles with Superstar Graham, Waldo Von Erich, Stan Stasiak, Ken Patera, and others All this and more on At the Garden!
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The talk about the Tito and Virgil team was hilarious. TVC: Tito-Virgil Connection 4 Life!
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This would've been a huge red flag, eh Parv?
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Almas vs Alexander was pretty good too
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Aries vs Lorcan was a great little match
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The Most Useless Tag Team or Stable Ever?
Ricky Jackson replied to JaymeFuture's topic in Pro Wrestling
Fittingly as useless as the political League of Nations was post WW I -
Better late than never, At the Garden returns Friday, September 23 with part 3 of my look at Bruno Sammartino, this time covering the years 1972-1977. This was an extremely successful period for wrestling at MSG during a dark time for New York City, as Bruno regained his throne and faced off against Spiros Arion, Ivan Koloff, Superstar Graham, Stan Hansen, Ken Patera and many, many others. Check it out!
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Don Bass was Ron's brother, and also a wrestler. It is somewhat confusing