Between the Sheets #72 (November 30-December 6, 1994) (Featuring Matt Farmer)

[KrisZ]

 

Kris & David are joined this week by Matt Farmer (MLW Podcast Network) for the 2nd half of the show as we discuss the week that was November 30- December 6, 1994. We talk about Randy Savage entering WCW and Vince McMahon trying to stop it from happening. We talk about FMW & AJW doing big business in Japan as well as the changing scene in Mexico. Matt joins us to talk about the aftermath of Art Barr's death and his funeral plus what's going on in SMW & USWA. All that and lots more on this week's BTS!!!!

 

Timestamps:
0:00:00 WCW
1:07:36 Japan (AJPW, NJPW, WAR, FMW, UWFI, & AJW) & Canada
1:32:55 Classic Commercial Break
1:36:28 Sheety Awards Campaigning & The Amazon Game
2:12:36 Mexico: AAA & EMLL
2:56:50 Other USA: Portland, ECW, SMW, USWA, & Potpourri
3:32:32 WWF

 

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[Cox]

FYI, Patriot was in WCW during the 1994 Real World Tag League, which is why he wouldn't have teamed with Eagle - he was teaming with Marcus Bagwell as Stars and Stripes at this time, and in fact, they were still WCW tag team champions during this time, though they were about to drop them to Harlem Heat.

 

And that's it for this week's "Cox Shares A Tidbit Of Little Consequence About This Week's Between The Sheets When He Should Be Doing Work."