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This week we say our goodbyes and thank yous to Benjamin Satterly and watch one of our favorite matches from his Neville era.
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Greg DeMarco and Andrew Balaz remember PAC, discuss Shinjuku Face, MLW, NXT, TNA, JCW, and revisit a classic All Japan tag match.
Greg DeMarco and Andrew Balaz return with a heavier episode of the Axe Bomber Podcast, opening with the passing of PAC and a wider discussion about what made him such a unique performer across WWE, AEW, Dragon Gate, and the independent wrestling world.
Rather than focus on speculation surrounding his death, Greg and Andrew spend most of the conversation on PAC’s career and legacy. They look back at the different versions of the wrestler fans knew as Benjamin Satterly, Neville, and PAC, and why he stood out even in an era filled with elite athletes and high-flyers.
Andrew compares PAC to a modern-day Dynamite Kid, not because of appearance or presentation, but because of the way he combined athleticism with intensity, timing, and physical credibility. PAC could do spectacular things, but the appeal was never just that he could flip. His offense had purpose, his movement looked controlled, and even his most athletic spots felt like they belonged inside a wrestling match rather than being performed simply for the reaction.
The conversation also touches on the public release of the 911 dispatch call connected to PAC’s death and why Greg and Andrew believe that kind of information should remain private. From there, they discuss the different expectations fans place on WWE and AEW when it comes to tributes and remembrance, and how quickly those conversations can become another excuse for wrestling tribalism.
The episode also acknowledges the passing of SoCal Crazy, a longtime fixture of the Southern California independent scene whose career and battle with cancer left an impact on wrestlers and fans throughout the region.
Another major topic is the closure of Shinjuku Face, one of the most recognizable smaller wrestling venues in Japan. Andrew explains why the building mattered beyond simply being another place to run shows. For promotions including DDT, Stardom, Tokyo Joshi Pro, NOAH and others, certain venues become part of the rhythm and prestige of the touring calendar. Losing one changes more than just where a company can book a date.
From there, Axe Bomber returns to its regular trip around the wrestling landscape.
Andrew checks in on MLW, including Black Tiger IX, Masha Slamovich’s arrival, and the continued frustration surrounding Lady Frost. Greg and Andrew also discuss NXT’s Miles Borne, particularly a recent promo that may offer clues about how WWE sees his long-term development and whether working both sides of the heel/babyface divide could help prepare him for the main roster.
JCW enters a new phase following its 100th episode, with the show continuing to combine nostalgia, comedy, bizarre characters, and actual wrestling in a way only JCW really can. Over in TNA, the discussion turns to Mustafa Ali, Leon Slater’s continued growth, BDE, and whether the promotion is finding a healthier balance between its own identity and its relationship with NXT.
The episode closes with the Match of the Week. Greg and Andrew look back at Mitsuharu Misawa and Kenta Kobashi versus Toshiaki Kawada and Akira Taue from All Japan in 1995, including the injured Kobashi, the relentless tag-team storytelling, and Kawada finally pinning Misawa.
Next week’s assignment sends the show back to PAC, this time through his Dragon Gate run, with PAC vs. KZY from Truth Gate 2019.
Somehow, through all of that, Lady Frost keeps getting kicked through the window.
Andrew Balaz's next Match Of The Week:
https://youtu.be/ku6bPX0RrtU?is=A_gWvSv7y7PJG8H8
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After three weeks in the NFL, we have five undefeated teams and five winless teams. Andrew and PC breakdown their own power rankings and picks for the week four slate!
The Grown Ass Man Podcast is back with Episode 7, and Greg DeMarco and Patrick O’Dowd start with facial hair and bowling alley straws before somehow ending up in a much deeper conversation about emotion, loss, health, setbacks, and what being a grown man actually looks like when life does not cooperate.
The episode opens with the continuing debate over Patrick’s clean-shaven existence and Greg’s campaign to bring back the goatee, which somehow turns into a bowling alley story about drinking water through a straw and one of Greg’s old stand-up bits. Greg also talks about wanting to get back on stage and the challenge of finding places to perform again.
Football takes over from there, with Greg and Patrick digging into college football rankings, bowl projections, Virginia Tech, Illinois, and the chaos surrounding conference realignment. Patrick breaks down an Illinois defensive collapse that led to a coaching change, reinforcing how quickly poor communication can wreck a team.
That leads into one of the episode’s strongest discussions: Caleb Williams showing emotion on the field and the backlash that followed. Greg and Patrick push back on the idea that male athletes should hide disappointment or vulnerability, expanding the conversation into how real social change usually happens through small, consistent steps rather than one dramatic breakthrough.
Patrick then highlights several “dad in sports” moments involving Case Keenum, Max Scherzer, and Justin Verlander, which turns into a broader discussion about farewells and why athletes—and fans—deserve the chance to properly say goodbye.
The tone gets heavier with the passing of PAC and the online tribalism that followed. Greg and Patrick discuss the rush to weaponize grief, create tribute content, and circulate deeply personal material, questioning why some people seem incapable of simply letting families grieve.
That theme becomes personal during Patrick’s Grown Ass Moment of the Week, when he talks about a recent health setback and concerning bloodwork. Rather than treating it as failure, he frames it as a reason to adjust, adapt, and keep moving forward.
Episode 7 is about sports, emotion, grief, health, friendship, and the uncomfortable situations that expose what maturity actually looks like. Being a grown ass man does not mean pretending nothing bothers you. Sometimes it means admitting that it does, figuring out what comes next, and continuing forward anyway.
And somewhere in the middle of all that, Greg and Patrick apparently need to remind themselves which one is Greg DeMarco and which one is Patrick O’Dowd.
The 4 Corners Podcast is back as Patrick and Dave discuss the college football landscape and upcoming MLB Playoffs. Is Texas overrated? As incredulous as it sounds, is Alabama underrated? What other teams look poised to make noise in the rather young NCAA season? Over in the MLB, the playoffs are here. The guys take a look at some of the matchups and tackle the big question: Is this the year the Brewers finally take out the Dodgers and return to the World Series for the first time since 1982?
This week's hosts... Patrick O' Dowd (@WrestlngRealist) and Dave Ungar (@AggAttitude)
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The Bandwagon was back at full strength this week to tackle all sorts of stories from the Nerdosphere. We begin by reviewing Episode 6 of Lanterns. Who killed Hal Jordan and why? This week's episode focused sharply on that central question and the ripple effects of Episode 5, particularly John Stewart's fateful decision about the ring. A visit to the Trailer Park focused on documentaries and biopics as we looked at trailers for Madden, Who Is Martin Mull, & The Tale of Norm McDonald. In news around the Nerdosphere, the guys discuss how Daredevil: Born Again, Season 3 will mark the end of the road for the series, what the settlement between Paramount/ WB and the 12 states that sued to stop the merger tells us about the industry as a whole, and how at least 2/3 of the Bandwagon is excited for the reboot of Darkwing Duck. The Nerds close out by discussing those 4 extra minutes in Avengers: Endgame Encore, whether it is worth your time, and POD and Tunney don't hold back on Supergirl. Tune in and get caught up!
Join Patrick O’Dowd, David Ungar and PC Tunney as they keep everyone up on all things nerd and maybe add some new nerds along the way. It’s the Bandwagon Nerds Podcast!
DJ goes solo this week as he discusses some of the negatives in the fitness world and how to persevere.
The guys kick around the top 10 of the PWI 500 and some other notable stars from this year's list. Plus, a conversation on the upcoming Worlds Collide show.
The Big Five Project returns and, for the first time ever, we embark on a side quest. When The Big Five Project began to hit its stride, we always said that if a non-Big Five PPV was historically significant enough, or just compelling enough, we would stray from the formula and cover it. In July of 1997, In Your House 16: Canadian Stampede took place…and stole the year as far as the best PPV of 1997. That night, left was right, up was down, and Bret “Hitman” Hart and the Hart Foundation were hailed as heroes on Canadian soil, while “Stone Cold” Steve Austin was seen as the villain. This was the exact opposite of what was going on in the USA. What ensued was one of the best multi-man tag team matches of all time, before an absolutely raucous crowd. Also that night, The Undertaker defended the WWF Championship against Vader, the reigning King of the Ring, Hunter Hearst Helmsley resumed his rivalry with an evolving Mankind, and Taka Michinoku engaged in a light heavyweight epic with The Great Sasuke. It was a night filled with action and emotion and resulted in a universally loved PPV, a mere 4 months before everything, as we knew it, would change. Join us as we travel north of the border, revisit Canadian Stampede, and enjoy one of the most epic non-Big Five PPVs ever. Tune in!
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Launched in 2017, the Chairshot Radio Network presents you with the best in sports, entertainment, and sports entertainment. Wrestling and wrestling…
MONDAY - Bandwagon Nerds
TUESDAY - 4 Corners Podcast
WEDNESDAY - The Grown Ass Man Podcast
THURSDAY - The Benchwarmers Trivia Podcast
FRIDAY - DWI Podcast (Drunk Wrestling Intellect)
SATURDAY - The Mindless Wrestling Podcast
SUNDAY - 30 Mindless Minutes
CHAIRSHOT RADIO NETWORK PODCAST SPECIALS
Attitude Of Aggression Podcast: The Big Five Project (chronologically exploring WWE's PPV/PLE history) Unidentified History (Ufology) & Game Gone Wrong (Game of Thrones Universe)
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