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That Goldust-Val Venis feud and the way it came about is one of the best things ever. The individual segments and how they came about is garbage TV but the overall story arc leading to the PPV match is awesome.

Hahahaha.... like you were trying to steer the ship back to the Clash topic.

We were really not prepared to talk about the Clash so we did everything in our power to avoid it.

I am midway through the Tommy Rogers interview and that was about as honest of a discussion on steroids you will ever hear from 2 ex-wrestlers.

1982 is the most in depth look at a year in a promotion that any book has ever attempted. 1977 may equal or surpass that.

http://memphiswrestlinghistory.com/mwh1977.html Just recieved my copy in the mail the other day and I am hooked. I loved the 1982 book and it may be my favorite book ever. Well the 1977 book is just as entertaining so far and you get the added history of the breakup between Jarrett and Gulas. I noticed Eric Ritz and I were high dollar kickstarter contributors so look for our names in the credits. If you enjoyed the 1982 book, 1977 is a must have.

It's a truly fantastic bit of interviewing. Austin is like the wrestling Mix of Stern, Tom Snyder, and Carson. With a little bit of this guy to keep it country...

1998 with Jericho as champ was the peak of the division. It was also pretty hot during the entire Rey-Kidman-Juvi series that ended 1998. It felt like a serious title and when I release the 1998 yearbook, it will be represented as such.

I disagree with some of the specifics but lov3 the Idea.

Ok tim, relate Neitzsche to wrestljng. Get this thread back on track.

I think 50% would be better but I agree with the concept wholeheartedly. For full shows, there whould be a schedule. From 11pm to 4 in the afternoon... anything goes on weekdays. On weekends, recreate my 1986 viewing experience.

Those aren't new ideas. When we did the network podcast at P2B, we just assumed their would be a rhyme & reason to the TV schedule. We even carted out the idea of having set times and days for different territories/promotions. I haven't watched the live feed of the network since the last PPV (although I did want to watch the NXT special). There is absolutely no reason for me to tune in on any specific time.

Welcome back bud! Nice to see you around!!! Welcome aboard.

The only thing I love more than wrestling is travelling. Travelling to see wrestling is even better.

No, you can never watch too much wrestling... you can watch too much shitty wrestling.

Hahahhahah.... since when did 2 million plus = khawk?

"My cheques clear." I responded before I saw this but EXACTLY!