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Grab bag of topics: Nakajima v Kenou, Janela v Wayne, & DDT D-ou

BIG NOTE: THIS IS NOT NEW, IT IS VERY OLD

Our resident robot Corwo noticed this episode never went up in our migration to the WDKPN feed. So, listen to Quentin and Brock from 2017 talk about some old dudes I guess.

In this episode Alex discusses the beginning of joshi wrestling in 1946 and its history through the 1960s, she also addresses why there is a lack of documentation of joshi wrestling in comparison to male contemporaries during the post-war era of Rikidozan.

The long awaited end to the We Don't Know Wrestling Society X journey has come. Myself and semi-co-host Kris P. Lettuce are back for one last ride and we cover a lot of ground with the last two WSXTRAs and last two episodes of the Hall of Fame worthy season/series.

NOTE: At about 37 minutes in, my audio drops out for 30 seconds. No clue what happened but apologies, and I'll look in to it so it doesn't happen again - Quentin

Psychology is Dead returns as Quentin Moody is accompanied by the host of Boots and Trunks, Jamesie to have an in-depth conversation about Daniel Bryan's run in WWE. Through shaky beginnings to becoming the company changing supernova, it's all covered. Was Daniel Bryan really THAT much different than Bryan Danielson? What are the best Daniel Bryan matches in WWE? All that answered and more on this episode.

It's a bloody AEW podcast. We review Full Gear

We talk WWE releases, AEW, & DDT D-Ou 2021 #2 night 1

We talk about ROH we didn't know some stuff that came out after we recorded because that's how time works. We give a full review of Bloodsport 7 including my live xp and I give GCW/War Ready thoughts

We talk about G1 wrap up and WWE v AEW

We talk about the biggest indie weakend of the year and also Stardom