BigBadMick

Bogan? I know, I could google it, but give us the local interpretation....

His best since ‘88, I’d say.

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?

Please tell me Chad’s going to finish up his GWCW list in Carolina Dreamin’?

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......

Good to see the boys are back in town.

My copy arrived yesterday. Got an immediate chuckle while scanning through it and happening upon Tully Blanchard described as possessing the casual cruelty of a Bret Easton Ellis character.

Catching up on them now. A really good listen, Arn is taking us step by step through developing in his early years. But - oh fuck - is the density and relentlessness of the ads overbearing....

When did Mr Hughes associate with Money Inc? Saw a brief clip of them together on that Tag Teams countdown on the network...

Good to hear. I'll be starting on them soon. Conrad does seem to take his shows in dreadfully stale directions unless forced to do otherwise.

I've listened to Cornette review the Biography shows on Michaels and Warrior. That's exactly the type of talk I want from him.

@cm funk I hadn't noticed the Angle podcasts being any different than Conrad's other ones. Do you think Angle's memory - from concussion issues - is really poor and he doesn't want that exposed by spontaneous conversation? Thinking about it now, he has lost his train of thought a few times.

Isn’t all that partly on Conrad too, though? When Jim launches into a familiar rant he could stop the recording, tell him we’ve all heard this a few times before and push him for something new.

Come on now -the best boss man-vader match at Spring stampede was very good, and I will listen to an argument that it's better than Great American Bash 92. But Starrcade 92 and Superbrawl 3 are classics.

That's the way we like them.

They did a Pillman episode early on in 83 weeks - it was messy and combative.

With the time difference here, the last time I watched wrestling live was Wrestlemania 17. I can avoid spoilers easily enough - I'm a next evening (or morning - if I'm off work) wrestling viewer.

#84 - Jushin Liger & Great Sasuke vs Dr. Wagner Jr. & Kendo Kashin (NJPW 04/10/99) #72 - Liger, Dr. Wagner Jr. & El Samurai vs Otani, Kanemoto & Kendo Kashin (NJPW 07/20/99) #70 - Genichiro Tenryu vs Keiji Muto (NJPW 12/10/99) #48 - Shinya Hashimoto vs Masa Chono (NJPW 08/11/99) #46 - Genichiro Tenryu vs Shinya Hashimoto (NJPW 06/08/99) #41 - Shinjiro Otani & Tatsuhito Takaiwa vs Koji Kanemoto & Minoru Tanaka (NJPW 10/11/99) #40 - Genichiro Tenryu vs Keiji Muto (NJPW 05/03/99) #12 - Jushin Liger & Dr. Wagner Jr. vs Shinjiro Otani & Koji Kanemoto (NJPW 03/06/99) #7 - El Samurai vs Shinjiro Otani (NJPW 06/03/99)

#90 - Ultimo Dragon vs Shinjiro Otani (NJPW 01/04/98) #83 - Genichiro Tenryu vs Shinya Hashimoto (NJPW 08/08/98) #81 - Genichiro Tenryu vs Keiji Muto (NJPW G-1 Climax 07/31/98) #44 - Jushin Liger, El Samura, Kendo Kashin, Dr. Wagner Jr. & Hayato Nanjyo vs Shinjiro Otani, Koji Kanemoto, Tatsuhito Takaiwa, Kaz Hayashi & Masakazu Fukuda (NJPW 06/05/98) #33 - Genichiro Tenryu vs Shinya Hashimoto (NJPW G-1 Climax 08/01/98) #25 - Genichiro Tenryu & Shiro Koshinaka vs Hiroyoshi Tenzan & Masa Chono (NJPW 06/05/98) #24 - Shinya Hashimoto vs Kazuo Yamazaki (NJPW G-1 Climax 08/02/98) #13 - Jushin Liger vs Koji Kanemoto (NJPW 07/15/98) #6 - Koji Kanemoto vs Dr. Wagner Jr. (NJPW 06/03/98)

#98 - Shinya Hashimoto vs Kazuo Yamazaki (NJPW 02/16/97) #84 - Shinya Hashimoto vs Naoya Ogawa (NJPW 05/03/97) #79 - Jushin Liger vs Koji Kanemoto (NJPW 02/16/97) #73 - El Samurai vs Koji Kanemoto (NJPW 06/05/97) #64 - Koji Kanemoto vs Tatsuhito Takaiwa (NJPW 05/20/97) #40 - Riki Choshu vs Shinya Hashimoto (NJPW Tokyo Dome 01/04/97) #24 - Shinjiro Otani, Koji Kanemoto, Mens Teoh, Dick Togo & Hanzo Nakajima vs Great Sasuke, Super Delphin, El Samurai, Norio Honaga & Gran Hamada (NJPW 05/03/97) #22 - Kazayuki Fujita vs Don Frye (NJPW 08/02/97) #17 - Jushin Liger vs Koji Kanemoto (NJPW 06/01/97) #2 - Jushin Liger vs Shinjiro Otani (NJPW 02/09/97)

#96 - Jushin Liger vs Dick Togo (NJPW Skydiving J 06/17/96) #92 - Masa Chono vs Keiji Muto (NJPW G-1 Climax 08/06/96)#90 - Jushin Liger & Black Tiger vs Shinjiro Otani & Koji Kanemoto (NJPW 02/15/96) #88 - Vader vs Antonio Inoki (NJPW 01/04/96) #83 - Shinya Hashimoto & Junji Hirata vs Yoshihiro Takayama & Yoji Anjo (NJPW 02/25/96) #80 - Shiro Koshinaka vs Satoshi Kojima (NJPW G-1 Climax 08/06/96) #79 - Taka Michinoku vs Super Delphin (NJPW Skydiving J 06/17/96) #78 - Shinya Hashimoto & Junji Hirata vs Kazuo Yamazaki & Takashi Iizuka (NJPW 06/12/96) #75 - Jushin Liger vs Shinjiro Otani (NJPW 03/17/96) #71 - Riki Choshu vs Shinya Hashimoto (NJPW G-1 Climax 08/02/96) #68 - Nobuhiko Takada vs Shiro Koshinaka (NJPW 03/01/96) #63 - Steven Regal vs Shinya Hashimoto (NJPW 09/21/96) #58 - Black Tiger & El Samurai & Gran Hamada vs Shinjiro Otani & Koji Kanemoto & Dean Malenko (NJPW 02/25/96) #57 - Ultimo Dragon vs Great Sasuke (NJPW J*Crown 08/05/96) #52 - Shinya Hashimoto vs Shiro Koshinaka (NJPW 09/23/96) #48 - Masa Chono & Hiroyoshi Tenzan vs Kazuo Yamazaki & Takashi Iizuka (NJPW 09/23/96) #45 - Keiji Muto vs Shiro Koshinaka (NJPW G-1 Climax 08/05/96) #13 - Ultimo Dragon vs Shinjiro Otani (NJPW J*Crown 08/05/96) #11 - Wild Pegasus vs Black Tiger (NJPW 06/11/96) #10 - Shinjiro Otani vs El Samurai (NJPW 01/21/96)