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Not much middle ground on Brody either

The 2/8/85 show is the only one labeled wrong

​ Kris is joined by Dylan Hales (Wrestling Culture) & Kevin Cerrutti (AWA Wrestling Historian Khawk) to discuss the career of Nick Bockwinkel. We go in depth about all the trials and tribulations of Nick’s career especially all the places he went as AWA Champion truly making it a world title. We also go over all of the great opponents he faced as champion and talk about his legendary tag team with Ray Stevens and partnership with Bobby Heenan which turned the AWA on it’s head. We also talk about some lesser known angles in Bock’s career especially one involving Gordon Solie which is a must listen. Sit under the learning tree with us because this is a must listen. http://placetobenation.com/exile-on-badstreet-19-the-life-times-of-nick-bockwinkel/

Kris & David are joined by Pete Stein (Death Valley Driver Video Review) to discuss the week that was November 17-23, 1991. We discuss Randy Savage getting bitten by a snake, Atsushi Onita crying over All-Japan, the ULTIMATE Dragon, Ricky Steamboat returning to WCW, and the formation of the Dangerous Alliance. A very fun entertaining show so again a must listen!!!!!! http://placetobenation.com/between-the-sheets-18-november-17-23-1991-with-pete-stein/

World Class babyface work was different than every other territory at the time.....their matches were built like real fights especially Von Erich matches....there wasn't a whole lot of your standardized structure it was just guys scrapping with each other.

Big John Studd's LJN figure was way more mobile than he was

That is pretty damn cool

is that the latest episode or one yet to be released? what did you make of Hennigs run? It's on the show that dropped today......regarding Hennig.....he wasn't the same guy of course after the injuries but he didn't have the aura he did in WWF although we did get the West Texas Rednecks.

Funny this topic comes up as we talk about this on the latest Between the Sheets regarding Hennig, Piper, and others

Ah yes that is correct....I forgot about the AJPW thing

Yep you are correct on Nikita but Adams I'm not sure of

Kris & David are joined by Dave Prazak (SHIMMER) to discuss the week that was November 10-16, 1996. We discuss Curt Hennig jumping to WCW and how WCW botched most of the guys that jumped in this era. We also discuss Great Sasuke’s influence on wrestling, Chris Jericho’s adventures in Japan, Antonio Pena losing his mind over La Parka jumping to Promo Azteca/WCW, ECW with a memorable November to Remember, and Randy Savage in WWF in 1996…it almost happened….this is a LONG but AWESOME show!!!!! Time stamps: 0:00:00 Intro/Nick Bockwinkel talk 0:20:14 WCW 1:15:06 Japan: AJPW, FMW, Michinoku Pro, & NJPW 1:56:01 Mexico: AAA, EMLL, & Promo Azteca 2:21:40 Potpourri 2:36:29 ECW & USWA 3:41:15 WWF http://placetobenation.com/between-the-sheets-17-november-10-16-1996/

Well the problem is with Sid in Memphis is that you don't have complete matches to really go by but in clip form he looked like a different worker than anywhere else.....

Gargano had the best weekend of his career last weekend......both EVOLVE shows were fantastic and ended the year on a high note but yes the Florida crowds are TERRIBLE mostly.

New Orleans is the top Super Bowl city though so let's not get crazy about them being behind other markets

One word......Brody

And that is totally understandable.....if you are doing it for ancillary reasons then that's different.

By the time of the reboot in 2000 they were all gone but Rey and Juvy

Surprised Inoki didn't get Larry Holmes over for a shot

George Foreman was the biggest "name" that would fight Moorer at the time

I thought the Morrison fight was before and yes I forgot the WBC wasn't involved with the match at that time

Yeah I never believed that deal to begin with

You can't judge Mania's by gates anymore because they are like Super Bowls and will sellout regardless these days. PPV buys would've told the tale more than that

Tatanka had some domestic violence issues hanging over his head

Kris & David are joined by “Dr. Lucha” Steve Sims (Figure Four Weekly) to discuss the week that was November 3-9, 1994. We discuss Randy Savage quitting the WWF, Antonio Inoki’s dream of a fight with George Foreman, a full rundown of maybe the greatest PPV ever “When Worlds Collide”, Sabu has a real November to Remember, & Greg Gagne dancing like a Native American!!!!!!!!! Time Stamps: 0:00:00 WWF 0:51:42 Japan: AJPW, NJPW, WAR, & AJW 1:31:48 Mexico: AAA, EMLL, & UWA 2:35:13 Other USA: AWF, ECW, NWA Dallas, Potpourri, SMW, & USWA 3:17:43 WCW http://placetobenation.com/between-the-sheets-16-november-3-9-1994/