The Funker and Crispy Cruise lead the way through this entertaining edition of NWA Worldwide from March 24, 1990!

* Reluctantly fact checking Terry Funk's comments about athlete injuries

* What the hell is going on with Ric Flair's hair?

* The late Butch Reed as part of the Team of Doom: THE team of 1990 WCW

* The Minnesota Wrecking Crew II: who are they and how do they fit into the history of that team name?

* What is Norman supposed to be at this point?

* One of the strangest breakups a tag team could ever have with their manager

* Teddy Long wears boxing gloves everywhere he goes

* Chris Cruise struggles with baseball references

* A fun Bobby Eaton-Brian Pillman match

* Not complaining about large vaccine distribution sits

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On this edition of GFA Live, Peter and Keithie talk about the January 7, 1995 edition of WWF Superstars! (and some other stuff, of course!)

Topics of discussion include:

* Keithie adds one more to his "Sandman List"

* A rant about repetitive Royal Rumble finishes

* Replacing Pettengill with "Vince McMahon" to recite the 95 Rumble lineup

* A bizarre promo from Diesel on Bret Hart

* Lex Luger as a history teacher

* Seeing an actual Mantaur match

* Breaking down the storm scene from The Karate Kid Part II: The bizarre demographics of Tomi Village, Daniel helping the girl, Sato's final heel promo, Dennis Martinez Guy and his side eye, and more!

Lineup:

1-2-3 Kid and Bob Holly vs Well Dunn

Bob Backlund vs Bob Knight

Mabel vs Iron Mike Sharpe

Heartbreak Hotel segment with King Kong Bundy, Ted DiBiase, and Bob Backlund

British Bulldog vs. Mike Khoury

Mantaur vs. Walt Snow (Mantaur’s debut)

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Earthquake launches his memorable attack on Hulk Hogan on this May 26, 1990 edition of WWF Superstars!

* The odd production element of the Brother Love segment: no coommentary

* Hulk Hogan's injuries lead to the debut of "Emo" Vince McMahon

* Best of all bad options: The "New" Rick Rude as world title contender

* The Bolsheviks explode!

* What is the best Jake Roberts feud from WrestleMania 3 to WrestleMania 6?

* Pondering Bret Hart as a sub for Brutus Beefcake to face Mr. Perfect at SummerSlam

* A neeeeeeeew car!

* The return of Vinnie Vegas Corner: Super Bowl edition!

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On this edition of GFA Live, Peter and Keithie talk about "WWF Wrestling World Tour" from Coliseum Video! (and some other stuff, of course!)

Topics of discussion include:

* How many women did Ric Flair and Kerry Von Erich pull down at their peaks?

* The interesting 1991 WWF Barcelona show

* A quick early 90s Patriots corner with a salute to Vincent Brown, the original Undertaker

* Passes for celebrities in marriage

* Classic Heenan/Gorilla bickering over a meal tab

* Rick Martel's weird relationship with the city of Boston

* Breaking down 3 scenes from The Karate Kid Part II: Miyagi agrees to fight Sato, Miyagi gives Daniel his last will and testament, and the tea ceremony with Kumiko and Daniel at the cannery

Lineup:

10/05/91 Ric Flair vs. Texas Tornado – Barcelona, Spain

04/14/92 The Legion of Doom & Davey Boy Smith vs. The Nasty Boys & The Mountie – Munich, Germany

04/19/92 Bret Hart vs. Rick Martel – Sheffield, England

08/10/92 The Bushwhackers vs. The Beverly Brothers – Huntsville, AL

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Episode 203 looks at an interesting edition of NWA Worldwide from August, 5, 1989

* What is the best Ric Flair feud of all time?

* An enhancement talent goes into business for himself opposite Dan Spivey

* Terry Funk once again making everything better as per usual

* Rematches of bouts that haven't happened yet

* Why Sting was permitted to say things that made no sense

* Freebirds as tag champs in 1989 NWA as the 2009 Yankees

* Will we actually hear from Ricky Steamboat on the program?

* The idiocy of the Ding Dongs

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On this edition of GFA Live, Peter and Keithie talk about "Inside the Steel Cage" from Coliseum Video! (and some other stuff, of course!)

Topics of discussion include:

* The argument for Randy Savage as the greatest wrestler ever

* Drawing the line where Andre the Giant's decline accelerated

* Edge and his Hulk Hogan shirt at WrestleMania 6

* Architects in the Star Wars universe

* Putting together a 30 person Royal Rumble match using only alliterative names (i.e. Hulk Hogan, Bob Backlund, etc)

* Marking time through Bruno Sammartino's hair

* George Steele as an Adam Sandler movie character archetype

* Why Pete enjoys the 1993 Royal Rumble match

* Keithie gets confused about Roddy Piper's age in 1986

* Jesse, Elvira, and Lord Al: great broadcast team or GREATEST broadcasting team?

* A comprehensive breakdown of the opening title sequence of two beloved 1980s sitcoms: Small Wonder and Perfect Strangers

Lineup:

07/23/83 Andre the Giant vs. John Studd (steel cage match) - Landover, MD

10/21/84 Andre the Giant vs. Kamala (steel cage match) - Toronto

10/17/83 Don Muraco vs. Jimmy Snuka (steel cage match) - MSG

07/12/86 Randy Savage & Adrian Adonis vs. Tito Santana & Bruno Sammartino (steel cage match)- MSG

07/06/85 Greg Valentine vs. Tito Santana (steel cage match) - Baltimore, MD

07/25/70 Bruno Sammartino vs. George Steele (steel cage match) - Philadelphia, PA

02/08/86 Bruno Sammartino vs. Roddy Piper (steel cage match) - Boston, MA

09/24/79 Bob Backlund vs. Pat Patterson (steel cage match) - MSG

04/07/86 Hulk Hogan vs. King Kong Bundy (steel cage match) - Los Angeles, CA

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Episode 202 goes old school with a look at WWWF Championship Wrestling from December 2, 1978!

* Tony Garea and Larry Z get their shot at the tag titles held by the Yukon Lumberjacks

* A very early edition of According to Larry

* Captain Lou Albano and how he would have fit into the Goodfellas crew during the Lufthansa heist

* A bizarre chant during the Crusher Blackwell match

* NWA Champion Harley Race sends in a promo that evokes a bizarre WWF TV moment 10 years later

* The long rivalry between Spiros Arion and Chief Jay Strongbow

* Bob Backlund's hockey player interviews

* Original commercials from 1978!

* Paying tribute to a friend who has passed away

* Vinnie Vegas Corner: the reverse Patreon of podcasting

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On this edition of GFA Live, Peter and Keithie talk about CWA Memphis Wrestling from February 1, 1986! (and some other stuff, of course!)

Topics of discussion include:

* A podcast totally keeping with kayfabe

* The majesty of the Dirty Rhodes gimmick

* Speculating on the reason for Koko Ware brutalizing the Masked Patriot

* Buddy Landel knee pad translator

* The presentation of a legal battle on the weekly television

* Bill Dundee messes up the score of that year's Super Bowl

* Jim Cornette's throat clearing

* A comprehensive breakdown of another scene from Karate Kid Part II, when Miyagi and Daniel-san have an impromptu training at the old cannery

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An angle that is weird even for wrestling highlights the December 26, 1987 edition of WWF Superstars!

* How the Islanders managed to dognap Matilda and Bobby Heenan's role in making the segment work

* Something gets into Bruno Sammartino as he spars multiple times with Jesse Ventura, and makes an out of character snide remark

* The brilliant Ted DiBiase/Hulk Hogan storyline and how DiBiase losing to Hogan immediately makes it work better

* The introduction of "Peggy Sue" from the Honky Tonk Man

* More of the Notorious CDG (Craig DeGeorge) than you would ever want

* Differences in the '87 Ultimate Warrior compared with what came later

* Bam Bam Bigelow and the head tattoos

* Rick Rude faces the man who gave him his first WWF defeat

* A single set of commercials gets left in this video

* The return of Vinnie Vegas Corner, but not without a blooper!

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On this edition of GFA Live, Peter and Keithie talk about "WWF Fan Favorites" from Coliseum Video! (and some other stuff, of course!)

Topics of discussion include:

* WrestleMania 24 being pulled from WWE Network

* The differences in the introduction of wrestlers from the NWA based on status

* Announcers being sure to get their shit in

* Keithie tees off on the Ultimate Warrior

* Inspired by Mr. Perfect's 1991 back injury, tracing the origin of other famous wrestling injuries

* Niagara Falls, NY continuing to pop up

* One fan's incredible thoughts on a Greg Valentine-Dusty Rhodes match

* A comprehensive breakdown of the opening title sequence of two beloved 1980s sitcoms: Small Wonder and Perfect Strangers

Lineup:

06/28/89 Koko B. Ware vs. The Brooklyn Brawler - Rochester, NY

06/27/89 Dusty Rhodes vs. Greg Valentine - Niagara Falls, NY

05/17/89 The Big Bossman & Akeem vs. The Hart Foundation - Duluth, MN

06/07/89 Mr. Perfect vs. Tito Santana - Rockford, IL

05/16/89 Jimmy Snuka vs. Ted DiBiase - La Crosse, WI

06/06/89 The Ultimate Warrior & Jim Duggan vs. Rick Rude & Andre the Giant - Madison, WI

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