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Him and King called the Andre Battle Royal at Mania last year and I think he was on the pre show panel at Greatest Royal Rumble.

They've done a great job unintentionally making me want Charlotte to walk out with the belt at Wrestlemania.

I just finished this and I have to side with those that liked it. The last couple minutes weren't great, but it started really hot. Asskicking babyface Malenko is a ton of fun and they did a lot good traditional heel/babyface stuff. Waltman is such a great slimy little heel and Malenko's offense looked great.

I really liked the Samoa Joe match as well. I think that went only six minutes.

I don't remember if he won with it, but I remember him using it during a strangely long Sunday Night Heat match he had with Maven around 2003/2004. I remember Cena doing German Suplexes to combat Brock during their 2014 feud, but I think it was only that time he used them.

Agreed on both O'Connor and Tom Green. Their comedy stylings aren't for me I guess. I prefer the guests with good stories rather than jokes. I still love the podcast though.

I find it hilarious. I'm glad they went with the troll option.

At least this confirms that Shane McMahon is the Best In The World.

I agree with this. I don't think a lot of the fans in the crowd last night even know what is going on in Saudi Arabia. My brother is a casual and he had no clue until I told him what was happening. That's the vibe I got from the crowd at least.

I think I aged 30 years and my hair turned white during that HHH vs Undertaker match. It was on the HHH/HBK Hell In A Cell level of boredom for me.

I've been rewatching the 2015 ppv's on the network and 2015 Reigns is like night and day with current Reigns to me. He seems to have lost something in the ring and moves a little slower than he did in 2015.

Vince being out of touch jokes never get old. I lost it after "THERE'S A SECOND LUCY SHOW".

I dropped it a few months ago. It feels like a shitty shock jock radio show or something and the MST 3000 format doesn't work for me.

Yeah they used Ivory as a Heat Color Commentator and co-host of WWE Experience. Terri Runnels was around until 2004.

That was giving me vibes of the first Roman/Brock match right down to the cash in screwing up the finish and flow of the match. Ronda bumped and sold incredibly. I want to watch that again.

That match was a blast. I think my favorite match of the night so far.

Other than the Goldust feud, I can't tell you what R-Truth has done in the last five years. Alicia Fox has been there for ten years. Tamina for eight. Funaki was still around in 2010 iirc. JTG was still doing Superstar matches around 2013/14.

Piper/Valentine is an amazing war. Both guys were so intense and it felt like a fight at times. The legends Battle Royal is a fun curiosity. Killer Kowalski took a pretty crazy bump for an old man and Edouard Carpentier looked pretty good for a 61 year old.

Can he even get down to his knees to make a count at this point? I guess he can be like Mongo in TNA and do a standing count. I think he'll be used like he was before in 2015 as a talking head, maybe hosting a network special or something, and coming out for special appearances. I don't recall him doing a lot physically in 2014/15 other than taking a bump off of X-Pac during the Sting/HHH match.

The first time I heard of him was the co-host of Flair's podcast. Flair would say he was a superfan friend of his and would joke about how rich and loaded he is. He was far more restrained on the Flair show and did a decent job at reigning Flair in when he would ramble. I kind of just skim through What Happened When at this point since they barely talk about the shows anymore. I don't give a shit about Conrad's fake beefs with The Steiners and JJ Dillon and it feels like 60% of the show is plugging t-shirts.

The way they had Roman act like The Rock in late 14/early 15 reminds me of when they had Randy Orton cutting bad Rock ripoff promos doing HHH caveman impressions after Evolution turned on him. That stuff never works.

I haven't listened to the show in a few weeks, but a couple of the announced episodes in April sound interesting. Tony's going to start doing shows he wasn't at and presumably has never seen like the Clash with Flair/Steamboat and ECW Barely Legal. Tony doing random shows he never saw probably wouldn't work every week, but it would spice things up a bit.

Conrad derailed a different show for five minutes to talk about how the beef between him and The Steiners wasn't real. People seemed to love it, but a turning point for me was Conrad doing the "Tommy Young come jerk me off " Barbarian joke fifteen times in the span of about two minutes, then was shilling a Tommy Young Barbarian shirt by the next episode.

Cena seemed to start really clicking around after Wrestlemania 22. He had some good matches before, but he really picked it up in the ring around mid 2006. I need to see more early Yoshinari Ogawa, but I remember him starting to get great around the 9/11/98 Akiyama match and The Untouchables forming. DDP got really good around Spring Stampede when he started feuding with Savage. He definitely improved before that and I kind of liked the Johnny B. Badd series, but he seemed like a top guy during and after the Savage feud.

Macho being number 1 was a shock, but I have no problems with the top ten. My top ten: 1. Stone Cold 2. Hulk Hogan 3. Macho Man 4. John Cena 5. Eddie Guerrero 6. Bret Hart 7. Daniel Bryan 8. CM Punk 9. Shawn Michaels 10. Rey Mysterio Jericho I had at 11, Rock at 12, Bruno at 14 (More of a footage thing. I didn't see enough, but I loved enough to have him this high), Taker at 17 Austin at 1 over Hogan probably because I was around 10/11 during the height of Austin 3:16 and was too young for Hulkamania.