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Four shows monthly! The original home of the weirdest and wildest monthly news stories from the worlds of professional wrestling and MMA at the WWTF NewsDesk! My love for Rock n Roll at The LPs and 45s Podcast! Twelve For The Road, where each year is a full season, counting down a different unique list. And of course, the TOJ FunTime Show, covering the obsessive hunt for new junk and/or fast foods!

Chit Chat loosely related to Wrestling, but basically covering everything else too

Step into the squared circle and relive the magic of WWE’s Golden Era with legendary broadcaster Sean Mooney! This podcast playlist takes you back to the 1980s and early '90s—an era filled with larger-than-life superstars, unforgettable storylines, and iconic matches.Join Sean Mooney and Steve Fall as they share behind-the-scenes stories, exclusive interviews with wrestling legends, and deep dives into the most electrifying moments in WWE history. Whether you're a longtime fan or discovering the magic of Hulkamania, Macho Madness, and The Ultimate Warrior for the first time, this playlist ...

Embrace the H8! Welcome to the Section 8 Wrestling Podcast! Join longtime friends Killz Atwillz and Billiam as they cover pretty much everything going on in the WWE week by week.

The #1 video podcast and content provider for New Jersey high school wrestling. Up close, in depth and uncensored.

Marking Out is a weekly show hosted by longtime friends Montel Vontavious Porter (MVP)—a professional wrestling veteran with over 20 years in the business—and Dwayne Swayze, a rapper with a deep love for the sport. Each week, MVP pulls back the curtain on the world of professional wrestling, breaking down its history, behind-the-scenes moments, and the psychology that makes it all work. With firsthand experience in the ring, he delivers unfiltered insight, legendary road stories, and deep dives into the art of promos, match psychology, and everything in between. No topic is off-limits. ...

Hulk Hogan may be the biggest superstar in the history of the wrestling industry, but he is also responsible for some of the worst stuff to ever grace our TVs. This book covers many of Hulk's most infamous and cartoonishly bad moments, and how heavily responsible he was for ruining every wrestling company he worked in after leaving the WWF in 1992 (including the stuff he pulled when he went back to WWE a decade later). Over the course of this book, you'll get to relive: -Hulk Hogan's epic debut in WCW (and how spectacularly everything about it backfired), -His impressive collection of ...

Robin Horsfall shot and killed one of the leading terrorists inside the Iranian Embassy when the SAS stormed the building. He served with the SAS during the Falklands War and on subsequent counter-terrorist operations. He tells his personal odyssey from boy-soldier to paratrooper with insight and wisdom. His enemies were not just terrorists: he fought the institutionalized brutality of the Parachute Regiment -- and his own inner demons. He learned the difference between physical and moral courage; between officers who expect you to be ready to die for them, and those who actually want you ...

The past thirty years of the wrestling business have been a very tumultuous time, as what was once a regional business grew into a national, and eventually global, entertainment industry. That history is loaded with pivotal moments where one slight change could have had a massive ripple effect that completely changed the landscape of wrestling as we know it today. This collection of Wrestling History Revisited titles looks at many such pivotal moments in the history of WWE. What if the Montreal Screwjob never happened? How should WWE have rebuilt after the failed WCW/ECW InVasion angle? ...

The past thirty years of the wrestling business have been a very tumultuous time, as what was once a regional business grew into a national, and eventually global, entertainment industry. That history is loaded with pivotal moments where one slight change could have had a massive ripple effect that completely changed the landscape of wrestling as we know it today. This collecting of Wrestling History Revisited titles looks at many such pivotal moments in the history of WCW. How would things have been different if Hulk Hogan had never gone to WCW? What if the NWO invasion never happened? ...

Bobby Blaze Smedley's forthright autobiography, Pin Me, Pay Me, Have Boots Will Travel, is a powerful and insightful look at the inner workings of the world of professional wrestling, written in an introspective story-telling style that puts you in the ring with him. Overcoming illness and adversity to rise to the heights of his chosen profession, Bobby takes you on the road and around the world as he realizes his lifelong dream, to be one of the rare individuals who earns his living as a professional wrestler.

Daniel Cormier IS BACK to give you his INSTANT REACTION to the biggest news in the UFC and MMA, and Islam Makhachev is stealing headlines after saying HE WILL fight Jack Della Maddalena to secure double-champ status! DC reacts to Islam saying that he not only will get the fight with JDM, but also DOES NOT have to give up his UFC championship at lightweight. Plus, Cormier talks about fans missing out on Ilia Topuria vs. Makhachev, and if in fact Ilia is fighting Charles Oliveira in a No. 1 contender fight. And don't miss Cormier REVEAL that he was asked to face off against Jon Jones as a coach ...

When 2001 began, there were three national wrestling companies, a weekly Monday night ratings battle, and a huge, ravenous fanbase of diehard wrestling fans. By the time the year was over, there was just one national wrestling company, fan interest had waned significantly, and the ratings began a steady decline that continues to this day. What happened? How could a business that had enjoyed unprecedented success as a pop culture phenomenon in the late 90s and early 2000s have fallen so far in the span of twelve months? How did WCW and ECW, once highly regarded pro wrestling empires, become ...

On this episode Jon and Beau take a look at Outlaw Wrestling from 1981 covered by Tom Burk's new letter. We have a special surprise guest on to talk about something big this summer. Also talk of Sabu, Darkside of The Ring, and a very funny Jimmie story. What is Dallas Montgomery remembered for by the boys? All of this and so much moreIf you would like to make a donation to this podcast you can with PayPal to kingofkingsport@gmail.com THANKS!If you have not already, please follow us onhttps://www.youtube.com/@OutlawstoIndependentsX - @OutlawsPodFacebook and Instagram - Outlaws to ...

Once among the top wrestling companies in North America, Jim Crockett Promotions hit hard times in the late 80s, was sold to Turner Broadcasting, and transformed into the company we came to know as World Championship Wrestling. To say the corporate culture at Turner had a hard time meshing with the old-school wrestling mentality of WCW would be an understatement, and by the time the 90s began, WCW was barely recognizable after morphing into a second-rate WWF knockoff. The revolving door of executives with no experience in (or mind for) the wrestling business did everything they could to try...

Let’s not mince words: WCW had an atrociously bad first half of the 90s, and it seemed like nothing they tried could bring them the ratings and success they so badly wanted. That all changed when the NWO invasion finally gave WCW the boost they needed, and for two years, WCW rode the NWO to a seemingly insurmountable ratings lead over the WWF. But since this IS WCW we’re talking about here, the whole thing eventually came spiraling back to Earth in dramatic fashion thanks to the usual mismanagement and backstage politics. This book tells the story of how WCW improbably rose to the very ...

In this episode of Fuck The Main Roster, roc raw and Sonny Kolfax hold it down while Face is off-duty. The duo dives into a wide range of topics with no filter and zero prep—just raw takes and genuine laughs. From the chaos of the current wrestling landscape to thoughts on the NBA Playoffs (yes, the Lakers come up), and some spicy commentary on Shedeur Sanders and the culture around college athletes today. It’s an off-the-cuff session with plenty of quotables, sidebar tangents, and that signature FTMR energy.No Face this week, but the face of the culture still showed up.🎧 Tap in.

The boys give tribute to Sabu, Review Backlash, break down dynamite give their thoughts on wrestlers in social media and more!

John Knopick opens the episode with a discussion on current world events, focusing on the ongoing crisis in the Middle East. He provides an overview of the situation, sharing real-time updates and personal stories from those affected by the conflict. The episode explores the information war surrounding the crisis and considers potential outcomes. John discusses the possible future of the Middle East conflict, emphasizing the uncertainty and challenges ahead. Listener engagement is highlighted, with a preview of topics for future episodes. The episode concludes with closing remarks, leaving ...

This week we talk food news, we talk Pete Rose in the Baseball Hall of Fame(?), we talk about the last few episodes of The Last Dance documentary (Netflix), we talk about new episodes of Mobland, the Amazon series The Bondsman, The Studio episode 9 (Apple TV), The Last of Us episode 5 (HBO Max), we breakdown the final chapter of Andor season 2 (Disney+), we talk Dark Side of the Ring episode 8 on The Original Sheik, we pay tribute to ECW hardcore legend Sabu, Ray gives his reaction to Tom Segura’s new series Bad Thoughts (Netflix), the new Tom Hardy movie Havoc (Netflix), we continue our ...