BigBadMick

That's some high praise for steamboat-Luger at the Bash. I'll have to rewatch it.

Listened to the Heenan episode. I'll say the same thing as I did after listening to a schiavone podcast on the same topic 3 years ago. Tony, pick up the f***ing phone and ring him.

In terms of preparation, detail and actually having something to say, Foleys RF shoot in 2004 or early 2005 was very good.

Geez, Grimmas. I thought you'd have no problem with that state of affairs whatsoever.

i agree with you. I listen in spite of, rather than because of the gimmick.

Keller is on podcastone 4 times a week now. I'll listen to his Thursday shows with Mitchell, but can't imagine anything fascinating coming from the Raw and SDL recaps earlier in the week.

Thank you for 2005, 2006, some of 2007 and 2012...... http://prowrestlingonly.com/index.php?/topic/29498-tna/

Well, as someone that listens to all the podcasts and very occasionally gets around to watching the shows, I like things as they are now.

Easily the most excited I've been about a WWE main event since I literally can't remember. Not sure it will be great, but a dream match in an era desperately short on dream matches.

lol

So, this Jeff from Texas. Bit of a tit, huh?

Thought I'd bump this to see if there's anyone wants to comment for the first time, or if anyone's changed their opinion.

Ah yes - thanks.

PWG only runs in one building now and yeah that was it. That building also appeared in the 2nd last episode of Mad Men. Huh? I watched Mad Men - remind me of the scene.

Can this be downloaded?

Really El-P? I learned nothing from it, found it all a bit bland tbh.

Enjoyed the Ray Traylor talk here. Do you feel he rebounded at all in WWF towards the end of the decade?

Russo episode is another winner. The more research Conrad does, the less bullshit we get. Keep the topics BIG, people.

Good show lads, love all the detail in these episodes. One thing - you think Austin/Rock at Backlash was better than any of the preceeding Foley/Rock matches in 1999?

Yeah, one of the few times I didn't mind Conrad digging his heels in on a point

Austin's 2002 departure episode is really good. Honestly, when Conrad's got a big topic, does loads of research and hasn't time for fucking impressions this show still works.

What about 'if you haven't anything nice to say about (whatever - in this case wrestling) then don't speak at all/don't watch it'. I really can see both sides on that one.

Really liking your jaunt through 1986. There's an absolute bucketload of WWF from 1980-87 I really should settle down on and watch. I like that you're starting to call Scott out on some of his barmy theories too

Just listened to the Sep '89 NWA Power Hour episode. Yeah, interesting podcast. Looking forward to more.

Cheers, I'll give this a go.