GWH Radio Network

Peach State Pandemonium, with guests Irvin Muchnick and Greg Oliver, discussed the affects the Benoit tragedy had on wrestling, the retirement of Ric Flair and what it means to the business, and who will be the torchbearer in the business into the future.

Peach State Pandemonium featured Velvet Jones and Jason Cross this morning. Jones is an upcoming star to watch over the next few years, and Cross is returning from an injury that forced him out of the business for more than two years.

Peach State Pandemonium featured Bill Behrens and A.J. Steele this morning. Behrens discussed the latest issues relating to attempts to regulate wrestling in Georgia. Steele talked openly about his decision to leave Great Championship Wrestling.

Peach State Pandemonium featured a special two-hour tribute to the memory of Gary Hart this morning. Bill Watts, Jack Brisco, James Beard and Abdullah the Butcher joined us live, while pre-recorded comments from Michael Hayes, Kevin Sullivan, George Steele, Skandor Akbar, and Jim Ross were also broadcast.

Buff Bagwell joined the GWH crew on Peach State Pandemonium this morning. He discussed his early days with the North Georgia Wrestling Alliance, his upcoming book and fitness center, and more. He also stressed his desire to work again on television, going so far as to say he would work for free for four Mondays if they would give him the opportunity to show he can still work.

This week’s Peach State Pandemonium featured Phil Shatter and manager Jeff G. Bailey. They discussed Shatter’s rise and success in the business that has taken a relatively short amount of time, as well as his desire to someday reach WWE. NWA Anarchy promoter Jerry Palmer also surprised us with a call during the segment. Southern Extreme Championship Wrestling promoter Scott East also came on to update fans on his health status following a recent emergency, as well as talk a bit about SECW.

The first Peach State Pandemonium Roundtable, featuring Dick Steinborn and Bobby Simmons was conducted this morning. The theme of the show was based on Ann Gunkel’s All-South Wrestling Alliance, and both men gave us great insight into the beginnings and last shots in the war with Georgia Championship Wrestling, as well as stories on its successes and failures.

Jimmy Rave sat in with the GWH crew this morning on Peach State Pandemonium. He talked about Total Nonstop Action, as well as his days in Ring of Honor, disclosing the real reasons he left. Rave also reminisced on his early days in Georgia, wrestling for Wildside. Also discussed on the show were the recent issues revolving around Roger Cantrell’s Georgia Wrestling Promotions, and the amended version of SB 413, and how it could affect the future of wrestling in the state if it becomes law.

Peach State Pandemonium featured Ron West and Bull Buchanan, plugging the return of the United Wrestling League, scheduled to take place in Piedmont, AL, on March 8, which will also be available beginning March 9 as a webcast PPV. Both men also talked about their careers, Japan, and their favorite moments from the original Georgia Championship Wrestling.

Legendary manager and GWH Hall of Fame member Gary Hart joined us to discuss his career, his upcoming book, and an upcoming appearance at the World Class Ringside Reunion, presented by K&S Wrestlefest, scheduled for March 15. There were some technical difficulties at the beginning of the program, but we got it fixed in time for a nice interview with Hart. Check GeorgiaWrestlingHistory.com for more info.