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Welcome to another episode of ROOSTER AND THE ROOKIE with your hosts Chris Russell and Matt Essig. Don't forget to follow us on our show Twitter page: @roostandrook
Ringside Roundup:
Chris and Matt honor the life and career of the late WWE and wrestling Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan. The guys break down what he meant to the industry and to fans of both wrestling and pop culture. The roost and rook also break down all the previous PLE’s from the last couple of weeks and some of the biggest recent matches.
Main Event:
Does location matter for televised matches? Chris realized that wrestling has taken to doing “city takeovers” where a promotion will stay in town for a couple of weeks, hosting multiple events. Chris says that he likes the fact that they spend more time in locations, which keeps the show interesting. The rook says that it doesn’t matter to anyone but super fans, and it might even hurt the promotion
Mark(s) of the week:
Chris’ long-time friends Birdman and Fred join the show to discuss their memories of Hulk Hogan, what he meant to the industry, and share a few laughs at each other's expense.
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By Matt E IceWelcome to another episode of ROOSTER AND THE ROOKIE with your hosts Chris Russell and Matt Essig. Don't forget to follow us on our show Twitter page: @roostandrook
Ringside Roundup:
Chris and Matt honor the life and career of the late WWE and wrestling Hall of Famer Hulk Hogan. The guys break down what he meant to the industry and to fans of both wrestling and pop culture. The roost and rook also break down all the previous PLE’s from the last couple of weeks and some of the biggest recent matches.
Main Event:
Does location matter for televised matches? Chris realized that wrestling has taken to doing “city takeovers” where a promotion will stay in town for a couple of weeks, hosting multiple events. Chris says that he likes the fact that they spend more time in locations, which keeps the show interesting. The rook says that it doesn’t matter to anyone but super fans, and it might even hurt the promotion
Mark(s) of the week:
Chris’ long-time friends Birdman and Fred join the show to discuss their memories of Hulk Hogan, what he meant to the industry, and share a few laughs at each other's expense.