Apron Work Podcast

In this week's two-part episode, we break down the numbers of the Royal Rumble with our special guest, Roy Connor, of "The Opie & Friends Show" on YouTube. We decided to divvy up the numbers secretly, only knowing which numbers we have ourselves, which would make it a surprise for us who had the other entrant numbers. Part two focuses on entrants 16 through 30 in the Royal Rumble's history as we cover some of the combined numbers that go with that entrant number, some of the best and worst wrestlers that came out at that number, and more fun facts for each of them.

Check out Roy on The Opie and Friend's Show: https://youtube.com/user/Opie0909/

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In this week's two-part episode, we break down the numbers of the Royal Rumble with our special guest, Roy Connor, of "The Opie & Friends Show" on YouTube. We decided to divvy up the numbers secretly, only knowing which numbers we have ourselves, which would make it a surprise for us who had the other entrant numbers. Part one focuses on entrants 1 through 15 in the Royal Rumble's history as we cover some of the combined numbers that go with that entrant number, some of the best and worst wrestlers that came out at that number, and more fun facts for each of them.

Check out Roy on The Opie and Friend's Show: https://youtube.com/user/Opie0909/

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In this week's episode, we honor the passing of "Mean" Gene Okerlund by asking ourselves and the rest of the Social Media world (or at least those who follow us) for some favorite professional wrestling interviews of all time. With a ton of feedback, Respass & Walton fighting sickness, and Peach joining the fold this week, we decided to speak mostly on what others brought to us by adding a few of our favorites as well. And since Peach doesn't seem to understand the concept of a topic, he decided to research "Mean" Gene Okerlund and gave us some fun facts about him. To add a little bit of spice, Walton speaks on the few Wrestle Kingdom 13 matches that he watched.

Check out most of the videos discussed: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLq9U4Yq2LEnjIQ_c-szGb7YXq0WZH4kpj

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In this week's New Year's special episode, we take a look back at the wrestling world over the past year as well as our very own podcast. We discuss things we enjoyed, favorite matches, what we did not like, who could be better utilized, and how often Peach shows up for episodes (he was shockingly missing from this one too). We then talked about what we would like to accomplish in the next year as a podcast and what we would like to see from the wrestling world. To top it all off, we quickly ran over the Wrestle Kingdom 13 card to pacify Walton.

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In this week's Christmas episode, we decide to give you an extra special edition of "The Peach Pit" by making it "Respass's Wrestling Round-Up" or something close to that, depending on which one of us described this episode. Instead of Peach reaching for ideas for questions, Respass turned the tables on them and asked random questions that mixed the Holiday Season and wrestling together. We finally get responses to the lifelong questions of who would win in a ladder match between Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and Frosty the Snowman, what would Santa Claus's finisher be if he was a wrestler and what is the perfect gift to get a WWE fan (both young and old). Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays, and You're Welcome!

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In this week's episode, we reminisce about the three experiences of the Royal Rumble in Philadelphia that we have had in its history that we (Respass and Walton) have attended all of them live, and Peach only missed 2004. We talk about the experience, how all three of them are famous for three completely different reasons and how the ending of each of these Royal Rumbles had a massive impact on the landscape of the WWE. We cannot recommend enough that anyone who has the chance to attend a Royal Rumble should do so because it is an absolute blast. We also cover how we made it on TMZ, missed a memorable moment in Royal Rumble history due to our seating position, and took pleasure in booing both The Rock and Roman Reigns in that infamous 2015 Royal Rumble.

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In this week's episode, we take a look at all of the rumors surrounding the trademarks filed for a supposed new upstart promotion launching next year. Members of the Elite (Cody Rhodes & The Young Bucks) and Tony Khan, co-owner of the Jacksonville Jaguars, are said to be the front men for this new promotion which could make things very interesting on the wrestling front soon. An episode that was supposed to be full of predictions about AEW ended up with us questioning how it can and will affect the independent wrestling scene. We also discussed if it can ever become a legit threat to WWE and what realistic measures it could take to avoid disrupting the momentum that independent wrestling has had going for it recently.

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In this week's episode, we discuss the Friday of PAX Unplugged that both Walton and Peach attended in Philadelphia, PA. In what should have been just a day of tabletop gaming goodness, the day turned into a surprise appearance by Tyler Breeze, Ember Moon, Cathy Kelley, and Brennan. After hearing the story of how Walton and Peach bumped into them, Walton found out that UpUpDownDown was there, and he talks about checking that out. Added to these stories, we talk about gaming, wrestling games that were there, how there seemed to be more than usual, and about how Book It, which we had an interview with its creator Paul LaPorte in an earlier episode, was there.

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In this week's episode, due to the recent NXT TakeOver: WarGames II and WWE's Starrcade House Show, we decided to look at some of the old PPV concepts and names that we feel should be brought back. As we welcome back Peach after another few weeks off, we look into some of the former WCW, ECW, and WWE/F PPVs that we miss and speak on how they could be reborn or reimagined. Between WCW's Bash at the Beach and World War 3, WWE's King of the Ring and Cyber Sunday, and ECW's Heat Wave and Guilty as Charged, we try to take a look at a way to bring back some of the concepts and names that most fans have been wanting to return.

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In this week's episode, we celebrate Thanksgiving by speaking on what we are thankful for since beginning Apron Work Podcast and in the wrestling world in general. We take time to thank specific matches, wrestlers, their social media accounts, and, of course, our listeners, who have been amazing, beyond our wildest expectations, in respect to episode downloads. We also find some time to speak on some of the events and happenings of Survivor Series and the possibility of adding other wrestling company PPVs into our predictions next year. To top that all off, with Peach not gracing us with his presence once again, we also attempt to predict what we feel he would be thankful for as well.

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