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Thanks, will check this out. I always try and go to Dixon shows as they run A LOT round here in the Summer (3 shows on one day in September within a 10 mile radius of my house for example) but never had chance to see him until this weekend. See all the others before plenty of times so know what to expect from them.

LuFisto has a strange body shape. Chubby Abs.

Looking forward to this, as really enjoyed the 1990 podcast.

That was the first match I have ever seen of his, so I'd be interested if you could point me in the direction of better matches as you aren't the first person who holds Dynamite in high regards.

Kimona was awesome.

A great list Loss, when was the last time you updated this?

Saw Robbie Dynamite last night vs. Davey Richards, and to be honest I didn't see any evidence of him being a TOP TIER UK guy. To me he was devoid of any charisma and just plodded along in his match; maybe it was an off day?

Brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.

Wonderful thread.

What show is this on? I thought Barry Windham vs. Bobby Fulton was from NWA TV 12/3/88. It's on one of Will's Barry comps.

Enjoyed this weeks show with Joey Styles. Never knew how Joey entered the business which is told on this show. Thumbs up!

Who has been known to knock people out with a slap during his bouncer days.

Danny Hodge. The thread starts and ends with him or Meng. Also Billy Robinson had a bit of a rep.

I can't wait for the fathers day pod cast! So many awful fathers in Wrestling!

From the top of my head some famous carry jobs would include: Bret vs. Diesel (Survivor Series 1995) Regal vs Goldberg from Nitro (2/9/1998) Bigelow vs. LT (WrestleMania XI) Those are the first three off the top of my head, I am sure others are going to provide better examples than this.

A modern day journeyman would be someone like Chad Collyer in my opinion, or Joe.E.Legend. Both of them are constantly touring the world, working dates in the Middle East, Europe, Africa as well as the US.

Excellent, will listen to this if I am unable to watch the show this evening. (I will probably listen to it anyway as I really enjoyed your G-1 output).

I jumped in and listened to this show first as I have a soft spot for Starrcade '89, as it was the first NWA/WCW VHS Commercial tape I got as a kid. Great show, really enjoy the in depth analysis. What's great about discovering these pod casts recently is I have a wealth of stuff to come back too that won't age any more.

Listened to the first part of the pod cast and already, thank you for reminding me of the Don Muraco squash with him eating a meatball sub whilst destroying a jobber; good memories.

My current list of pods is all the Observer stuff (apart from Wrestling Weekly), P2B, Good Will, Titans, Wrestling with Past, Wrestling Culture, Big Boys, AOW, Steve Austin, Torch, Angry Mark Radio, Voices Of Wrestling, MLW Radio, Mauro Ranallo, DDP Radio, Wrestling With Depression, Indie Corner, Interesting People Talking Wrestling (PHEW!) Don't get me wrong; I don't listen to all this weekly, just the things that peak my interest.

Does anyone have a copy of the DVDVR best

Nowhere NEAR an early 90's WWE audience. The modern product you hear PLENTY of adults, all of the time. "Cena Sucks..." being the obvious rebuttal to your own suggestion. Apples and pears. The crowd is mic'ed differently now compared to how it was in the early 90's, and also as we know crowd noise has been known to be added post production on some occasions over the years.

I forgot about Rampage, but wasn't that a similar deal as MVK. Valkabious or did he actually sign and make it over to Florida? Regarding Travis, I think he has come into his own over the last couple of years. Highlights for me include his matches with Chris Masters and Kevin Steen. The match with Steen was so fun, especially the flip bump Travis took from a Steen clothesline on the apron. I hope that Martin Stone has a fair crack of the whip, because at the moment in NXT the main Brit who is getting the attention is PAC (and rightly so to be honest) - I just hope WWE doesn't have a limit of how many British guys they have at any one time or something equally as stupid.