Reflecting And Analyzing Wrestling

Keona and Paul are back to talk about the fifth episode of WWF Monday Night Raw. The 'dog show' is over, Brutus 'the Barber' Beefcake is back to take on 'Million Dollar Man' Ted DiBiase, and there's even a 16 man battle royale! Lots to discuss on this episode!

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With Monday Night Raw pre-empted due to "the dog show" (all the way back in 1993, of course), Neoplasmic and Paul thought it would be interesting to take a look at the proverbial 'other channel'.

So, a little ahead of its actual anniversary, they take a look at WCW's SuperBrawl III. Highlights include an interesting look at the early career of Steve Austin, Brian Pillman, Marcus Alexander Bagwell, and more, the debut of British Bulldog Davey Boy Smith for the promotion, and much more including the White Castle of Fear strap match between Big Van Vader and Sting. All of this plus the WCW return of The Nature Boy Ric Flair!

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Join Neoplasmic and Paul as they discuss a jam packed episode of Monday Night Raw from 1993. Featuring the return of Brutus 'The Barber' Beefcake, the "much anticipated" Doink vs Typhoon, some general talk about what isn't okay and shouldn't have been back okay 30 years ago in wrestling, and much more.

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GUEST: Kevin Zane

Neoplasmic and Paul gain a special guest as someone is set to leave the WWF! It's the third episode of Monday Night Raw, the fallout from Royal Rumble 1993, and perhaps the episode that made people realize this show was changing the presentation of the product.

Plus, hear some talk about the Raw is XXX from two people that were there live, some old school wrestling discussions, and much more as Paul and Neoplasmic welcome 'the third man'!

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It's a very special episode of RAAW as your hosts Keona and Paul take a look back at Royal Rumble 1993. From the unveiling of Narcissus, to some pretty good matches, to the strange debut of a certain giant, it's quite a card with Bobby Heenan and Gorilla Monsoon on commentary.

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Keona and Paul discuss the second episode ever of Monday Night Raw from 1993! The Repo Man's antics start the episode, while we also see Ric Flair and Mr. Perfect's feud heat up. We get some phone calls, some good wrestling, some good commentary, and some not-so-great commentary from "That Bartlett Guy" (as Paul continues to refer to him).

Presented by both Renegade Pop Culture and Clock Shelves Entertainment, we're looking back 30 years at the very first year of Monday Night Raw. Through the modern lens, but also with a love for the "old school", our hosts and contributors have some unique and interesting insights into the whacky world of professional wrestling. It's RAAW, Reflecting And Analyzing Wrestling. Brought to you by Renegade Pop Culture and Clock Shelves Entertainment.

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Keona and Paul start their new journey and discuss the very first episode episode of WWF Monday Night Raw 30 years after it premiered.

The good, the bad, and everything in between are talked about here. With some tangents and a impressions included, this first episode is can't miss!

What's old is new again!

Presented by both Renegade Pop Culture and Clock Shelves Entertainment, we're looking back 30 years at the very first year of Monday Night Raw. Through the modern lens, but also with a love for the "old school", our hosts and contributors have some unique and interesting insights into the whacky world of professional wrestling. It's RAAW, Reflecting And Analyzing Wrestling. Brought to you by Renegade Pop Culture and Clock Shelves Entertainment.

What's old is new again!

Presented by both Renegade Pop Culture and Clock Shelves Entertainment, we're looking back 30 years at the very first year of Monday Night Raw. Through the modern lens, but also with a love for the "old school", our hosts and contributors have some unique and interesting insights into the whacky world of professional wrestling.

It's RAAW, Reflecting And Analyzing Wrestling. Brought to you by Renegade Pop Culture and Clock Shelves Entertainment.

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DISCUSSED: AEW All Out

The Renegades are back and ready to discuss AEW All Out! From initial reactions to friends reactions to predictions gone awry, it's all about All Elite Wrestling and their final show before coming to TNT!

DISCUSSED: AEW All Out Predictions

The Renegade trio is back on you hoes! And with mere hours to go before All Out, they decided to do a special episode dedicated to predictions for All Elite Wrestling's final show before hitting television at the beginning of October.

Also talked about is potential fallouts and a bit a fantasy booking from all three guys about how and why they picked certain winners and losers of the contests in question.