Johnny Sorrow

Are ex WWE guys who are recruited and sought out by TNA manangent really "parasites"? If you hire someone it's not their fault that they're there.

That was the very first NWA TV show I saw. It grabbed me and blew my mind.

I've been watching a bit of 1986 NWA at the moment, and is there anyone more tedious that Paul Jones and his army? A right rag bag featuring Shaska Whatley, Teijho Khan, Baron Von Raschke and the Barbarian with Whatley carrying around a piece of Jimmy Valiant's hair that he cut when he turned on him for what seems like five months Nah man, they were an awesome group of mid card wacky over the top heels. The perfect type of group to be feuding with The Boogie Woogie Man. And Pez and Barbarian were great, The Barons best in ring shit was long in the past but he was still a great character. Khan stunk, but had a great look.

This was a ton of fun to do. Besides talking about Magnum we discuss Tully, Nikita, Wahoo and the Crockett and Watts territories. And I give my personal garuntee that you will laugh your ass off or your money back!

Well, Cena is gonna have to either semi retire and fued with Larry Zybysko, go to WCW, have a career ending injury, or become a legit movie star. Cause them's the only precedents for guys at his level.

If you listen to the new one with Adrian Street, skip ahead to the interview. Unless you want to hear Cornette being a clueless loudmouth douchebag about Robin Williams. It was actually good to have Alice on as she calmly tried to explain what depression is. Cornette was just all, "Everyone gets depressed", "figure out who is causing you to be depressed and focus that energy on fantasizing about murdering those people", " He was rich and successful, I don't get it!" I wanted to punch my truck speakers. The Street interview is very good.

If they do a Mania 17-ish ending then, eh. i want Cena to win and stay a good guy.

Nah, I think they're just sorta ok.

And even more closer to it are road comics.

Man, I just watched that Cena/ Brock special on the Network and it's fucking outstanding.

If Show debuted in the late Sixties and was booked exactly like Andre was he'd be considered as legendary. And if Andre debuted in the 90's and was booked like Show he'd also have been sent to OVW. I'm being a little overly simple, but it's really apples and oranges. Both are fruit and good for you, but are totally different.

Actually, piledrivers were often not instant finishers. Bob Backlund during his run as champ always drilled a guy with a piledriver that looked like instant death, but the heel always kicked out at two. They didn't pop right up, though. Edit : beat me to it,Parv

This is blatantly not true, since he's over like crazy with the crowds. He may be uncharismatic to you in 2014, but that's totally unimportant.

"One of us...one of us...."

That's a fantastic point, and they had hockey arenas.

Well, no one was buying it. I'd flip through it at the grocery store and it's not bad at all with great photos and trivia. But again, no one is buying it.

Thanks to the amazing Travis Heckel on Twitter:

All of those stores by me have slashed the amount of DVDs they sell in a huge way. The Wal Mart by me just shrunk their DVD section by 75%.

So, I recently friended some wrestler on Facebook that led me to getting a shitload of "you may know" suggestions of tons of wrestlers. All of whom immediately accept your invite. So one of these is George "The Animal" Steele under his real name. I love George Steele. I had a pic taken with him once that I treasure. But, apparently he's a wacko Tea Party, Obama is a secret Muslim Nazi Communist, "Its an invasion at our borders", guy who reposts all sorts of dopey memes on FB. I'm both saddened, yet gleeful. As it stinks that a guy I love who was so nice when I met him all those years ago is a douche, yet I now have a podcast character to do that's gonna kill.

edit: wrong thread, too

Flair/ Savage and Hart/ Lawler were both better and drew money.

On every fucking podcast. Booked solid.

Now THAT would be great radio.