Ricky Jackson

Almas vs Alexander was pretty good too

Aries vs Lorcan was a great little match

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!

People listen to this and Austin's show of course, it's just that most can't be bothered to go back in the archives to find the threads to comment

Don Bass was Ron's brother, and also a wrestler. It is somewhat confusing

Right, we also talk about the Gino Marella vs Dave Ruhl match from the Hidden Gems collection. When you listen to Titans you always get more than is advertised!

http://placetobenation.com/titans-of-wrestling-68-the-stampede-territory-part-4-1112-1215-1978-tv/ Kelly and Travis are back, and this time they begin a look at the Stampede footage that was briefly available on the WWE Network late last year. The first 2 episodes are examined, from 11/12 & 12/15 1978. Highlights include: -The greatness of John Foley -Bloody warfare between Big Daddy Ritter (aka Junkyard Dog) and "Irish" Paddy Ryan -Cuban heels aplenty -Keith and Wayne: The awkward Harts -And much, much more! And for everyone to enjoy, here are all 6 episodes of 70s Stampede that were removed from the Network! www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV…u6tpAj-ypzT3GFUj3

Opening segment on Smackdown with Cena, Styles and Ambrose was cool

Yeah, I think it's a great idea

Thanks a lot

And the first man to be IWGP, WWE and TNA champ!!! Great match

Great moment

Kane is the modern version of Baron Scicluna circa 1982 but far less endearing

Aside from that one botch I thought that was a really good match

No disrespect to Lord Littlebrook

As long as there are no midget CM Punk's

Big party at Vince's place. Hell maybe break out the coke for old times sake

Watch and find out! (Because I can't remember)

Mailbag segment was a great idea and came off well in execution. This is going to be a real fun show

Thanks Brad. This was one of my all time favorite Titans to record

We broke down the match and everything around it last night on Titans http://placetobenation.com/titans-of-wrestling-67-the-last-battle-of-atlanta/

http://placetobenation.com/titans-of-wrestling-67-the-last-battle-of-atlanta/ The gang is all here for a special review of a legendary match that was until a few days ago thought lost, The Holy Grail---Tommy Rich vs Buzz Sawyer, October 23, 1983, the Omni: The Last Battle of Atlanta!!! On the show tonight: -Thoughts on the match finally surfacing -A look at the Tommy Rich vs Buzz Sawyer feud that led to the match -A review of the match itself -Bonus match: Ole Anderson vs Paul Ellering -The boys debate how the match stacks up to other classics from the time

Loved the whole thing. Bonus Jake Roberts beatdown was the cherry on top

Join Kelly and Johnny for a very special show, as Johnny travels back in time and meets his snarky teenage self at the Spectrum in September of 1987! The boys marvel at the hopelessness of Lanny Poffo, the greatness of Randy Savage, Harley Race and Hulk Hogan, the shittyness of Mike Sharpe and Outback Jack, the hardcoreness of Rick Rude and Brutus Beefcake, and the Chungerness of Tiger Chung Lee. Mystery Titans Theatre: Holier than the Holiest of Holy Grails!