Pro-Wrestling Super Show: Top 6 Wrestlers in Unheralded Roles (May 28, 2014)

[Grimmas]

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On this week’s Pro-Wrestling Super Show at the Place to be Nation, Steven Graham is joined by Kelly from Titans of Wrestling & Parv from Titans of Wrestling and Where The Big Boys Play to discuss our Top 6 in Unheralded Roles, to answer the listener question of the week and to give our recommendations. It’s an episode that is plagued with technical difficulties.

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[JerryvonKramer]

Don't know if we were all in a particularly silly mood or something that night, but had a real blast recording this one. About an 11.0 on the giggling-like-school-girls scale. Thanks for having us on Steve. This show has been a welcome addition to the rotation!

[Ricky Jackson]

Had a blast too.

 

Here's a playlist to complement the show:

 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV6RCTo_Cd0DkwSC0tABPr2_PnP_04deW&feature=mh_lolz

[Grimmas]

Don't know if we were all in a particularly silly mood or something that night, but had a real blast recording this one. About an 11.0 on the giggling-like-school-girls scale. Thanks for having us on Steve. This show has been a welcome addition to the rotation!

 

This was the most fun episode yet, i would think. Just all over the place sillyness.

[soup23]

Kelly and Parv giggling like school girls is now being welcomed by outside gigs? Standards do change in wrestling podcasts.

[Ricky Jackson]

The giggling is more athletic nowadays

[Zoo Enthusiast]

The giggles aren't as snug but they are more frequent.

[El Boricua]

I'd offer my take on the giggling, but it's been over four hours since the link has been posted and my modern ears can't handle evaluating this vintage giggling.

 

Just kidding, I hope to give this a listen soon.

[The Chief]

This was great!

 

I think if Kal was around a couple years later, the PPV era, he would be remembered in the same way that Art Donovan is remembered. You would see YouTube compilations of all the awkward shit he said.

[bradhindsight]

Kelly and Parv giggling like school girls is now being welcomed by outside gigs? Standards do change in wrestling podcasts.

 

Well played, sir.

[soup23]

Good lord Parv, quite the banner first 20 minutes for you:

 

1. Calling me a whore of podcasting

2. Saying this podcast is high brow because no one on it was from the US

3. "My next pick is a lot like Damien, although he is a human." Kim Chee????

4. Asking AGAIN if Randy Culley was a Moondog.

[bradhindsight]

And no mention of Randy Culley being the guy that "trained" Gigante for Evil Jim Herd.

[SomethingSavage]

Awesome episode, guys. The three of ya really brought the funny tonight. Parv in particular was on fire here. Fiyahh, I say.

 

Parv sure brought the dirt on President Jack Tunney's term. That rundown came across like an "inside edition" special report or something. Fine piece of podcasting there. Simply classic. Guess I didn't fully realize just HOW MANY historical moments he was actually a key part of, but yeah. Looking back, Tunney really was there for a lot of memorable stuff. Crazy to think about.

The GMC litmus test is brilliant, by the way. Might borrow that one myself.

Loved the Lord Al talk, too. Always enjoyed the guy on commentary, in a "so bad, it's good" kind of way mostly. But hey. Is what it is.

 

Didn't really know what to expect with this, since the title says "Top 6 Wrestlers" and the topic called for everything EXCEPT wrestlers, but yeah. Just loads of laughs right here. Damn good stuff. Kept me entertained for sure.

[soup23]

Finished the episode and really enjoyed. I still say someone else should have had Mooney as their #6 to screw with Parv. The Tunney bio and the talk of Ron Tronguard were highlights for me. I also chuckled at Parv having Mike Mcguirk as an alternate.

[SomethingSavage]

Yeah. What about Larry Nelson though? Always found the guy endlessly entertaining and incredibly adaptable as an interviewer. Very Okerlund-esque, in that he matched up well with anyone in that setting - except he didn't really overshadow any of the acts. His personality was downplayed enough, yet he still came across like a legitimate journalist at times.

 

Maybe I'm misremembering some things here or there, but I really dug the guy in his role with the AWA. He added a lot to those interview segments for me. Some of those interactions with Larry Z, Bock, Sherri, Hennig, and others are true gems in my book.