Is anyone still listening to this? I enjoyed the new format for quite a while, but found that after a few months in JCP it felt like a recap of storylines rather than going deeper as they had previously. I think I finished up around Starrcade 85.
Come on, now. Regardless of booking flaws, his work from 2018 until this year was superb.
Off the top of my head, tv matches with Roman, Styles, Andrade, Kingston, both Usos, Adam Cole and tags with Rowan were all great.
Just a query about your Top 25 wrestlers for 1990.
In saying that Randy Savage was still great that year, even if not provided with opportunities to show that skill, doesn't that fly in the face of everyone else on the list? You're listing off the accomplishments of everyone else in 1990, even stating stan hansen had his weakest year in the 1985-95 decade, and that reflects his low placement.
I agree with your overall point about greatness not being displayed at certain times through lack of opportunity, but is Randy Savage the only one given this exemption?
Finished the podcast - what exactly was Jarrett’s complaint in the middle of the show? Something along the lines of the questions he prepared to answer didn’t concern the late 80s and early 90s? Felt weird.
Also, are these episodes live on the video feed? If not, they really should have taken a break to talk among themselves..
Listening now. Conrad portraying a moody prick gets irritating quickly.
By the way, has ‘chat me up’ any meaning in the US? Here, to chat someone up is to flirt.
Bumping this - I think it's always nice to get an occasional gauge on what the mood is like here.
I'm firmly entrenched in 1992 WCW at the minute. As for contemporary viewing, I watch Roman's segments and matches on Smackdown, and Danielson and Punk in AEW.
Does anyone know of timestamps for Cornette Exprience and Drive-Thru?
There's usually a few topics I'd like to hear, but wading through trying to find it......
I've been watching a massive amount of 1992 WCW and even in a year packed to the brim with strong workers Windham is a standout. Great work in numerous tags with Dustin, capping off the year with a great heel turn. What's the general narrative on his 1992?
I know - it's a bit out of nowhere, but I watched them v Nasty Boys at Havoc '90 last week, and the match thread here had some suggestion of that as their best match ever. Made me realise I'd never sat down and thought about it.
And are the Steiners still regarded as a great team? They certainly were when I started watching in '91......