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Need Your Questions for the Podcasts! (Patreon)

Published:
2022-05-17 19:00:04
Imported:
2022-10

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More podcasts are coming your way...and we need your questions!

Leave your questions in the comments below.

83 Weeks - Nitro Watchalong June 9, 1997. We will be discussing the build to Great American Bash from this Nitro in Boston at the Fleet Center. This show will also feature the announcement of Hulk Hogan & Dennis Rodman teaming together at Bash at the Beach, and also feature Lex Luger against Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage getting fined by JJ Dillon and challenged by DDP, Alex Wright vs. Chris Jericho, Akira Hokuto vs. Malia Hosaka, Dean Malenko defends the US Title against Jeff Jarrett and Flair & Piper main event against The Outsiders!

My World - Monty Brown. What could've been? The Alpha Male will be a topic about Monty coming into TNA, the plans for him, where it went wrong, and working with him!

What Happened When - Great American Bash 1996. The nWo invasion has begun, as Kevin Nash and Scott Hall are interviewed by Eric Bischoff. The Giant defends the WCW Title against Sting, a new Four Horsemen is formed, Chris Benoit vs Kevin Sullivan in a falls count anywhere match and Rey Misterio Jr’s debut against Dean Malenko!

Grilling JR - Beach Blast 1992. One of the first major events Bill Watts put together, we have The Steiners defending the WCW Tag Team Titles against Terry Gordy & Steve Williams, The Dangerous Alliance taking on Dustin Rhodes, Barry Windham & Nikita Koloff with Ole Anderson as special guest referee, a 30-minute Iron Man match between Rick Rude & Ricky Steamboat and Cactus Jack vs. Sting in a Falls Count Anywhere Match!

Something to Wrestle - Vengeance 2007. A Night of Champions features John Cena defending the WWE Title against Bobby Lashley, King Booker, Mick Foley & Randy Orton, Edge defends the WWE World Title in a Last Chance match against Batista, Santino defends the Intercontinental Title against Umaga, and Johnny Nitro takes on CM Punk for the vacant ECW Title. Yes...it's THAT show.

The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy - Stadium Stampede. The first AEW pay-per-view after the pandemic started. Matt Hardy has debuted for AEW and is part of Stadium Stampede at Double or Nothing! Matt teams with the Elite to take on the Inner Circle in a "cinematic" match. What was it like putting it together, working in the stadium, wrestling in a pandemic, having no crowd, plus so much more!

Comments

Pastor Tim

MY WORLD: Monty Brown: I was a seminary student when NWA/TNA launched in 2002 and I excitedly bought the first PPV’s in hopes of seeing an alternative to WWE. I remember Monty’s debut vividly, It felt fresh and inspiring to see an African American immediately placed into the Heavyweight title hunt upon their debut. My question is this, given today’s more accepting culture and long overdue respect for minority wrestlers in main event spots, how do you think Monty would have faired if he debuted today in 2022 vs 2002? When I watch The New Day (especially Big E.) I can’t help but wonder what could have been. - God Bless You & Your Loved Ones, Pastor Tim 83 Weeks Nitro Watchalong June 9, 1997: One of the things I personally enjoy about AEW is their use of Japanese/Joshi talent. I can’t help but recognize that WCW featured Japanese/Joshi wrestlers on a semi-regular basis. This episode is no exception as it featured a quick match between Akira Hokuto & Malia Hosaka with a Madusa run-in to build to Madusa’s match against Hokuto at Great American Bash. My question is this: Who typically decided which Japanese/Joshi talent was featured or promoted during this time, was it you, Sonny Onoo, or in this specific case Madusa who obviously had a successful career and reputation in Japanese women’s wrestling? Thank you again Eric for providing your unique perspective and insight into this era of wrestling and I pray for continued health and success for you and your loved ones, Pastor Tim What Happened When - Great American Bash 1996: The best thing about this entire show was the sweet Eddie Murphy red leather “RAW” inspired outfit worn by Dusty Rhodes in contrast to Tony’s straight man tuxedo. My question is this: Tony, did you ever stop and look at yourself and feel embarrassed by your lack of style when standing next to the great American fashion icon and Dream Dusty Rhodes? In all seriousness, God Bless you, Lois, and your loved ones, Pastor Tim. Something to Wrestle - Vengeance 2007: Vengeance 2007 would be the last time we see Rick Martel on WWE TV. I have two questions. 1. What was the thought process behind bringing Rick and the other legends (Slaughter, Snuka, Gorea) back for this match with Deuce & Domino and my second question: Now that way more deserving wrestling talents such as Drew Carey, Donald Trump, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Kid Rock, and William Shatner are in the WWE Hall of Fame, can we get to the much lesser qualified male model Rick Martel inducted in the celebrity wing at the very least? I know he barely had a wrestling career but his modeling was on the level of Cindy Crawford back in the day. Sarcasm aside, Bruce thanks for taking the time to do these podcasts and I hope you feel the love that so many have for you. God Bless, Pastor Tim.

Pastor Tim

The Extreme Life of Matt Hardy - Stadium Stampede. You have done so much over your career. So first, thank you for so many awesome memories and I look forward to many more with you. My question is this: How did you judge success in the Stadium stampede match and crowdless shows in general during the pandemic considering there was no crowd to base success on or receive immediate feedback from? - God Bless, Pastor Tim