With Wrestlemania emanating from Florida next year, and Slammiversary coming from the adopted home state, James is joined by Marcus Green to discuss business in the Sunshine State. looking back to the territory days, the influence of Eddie Graham, the Brisco Brothers and of course "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes. The show looks at WCW's connections with the state and the big moments in their Florida taping runs before looking at the two wrestling residents of Florida right now; Impact Wrestling and their tenure at The Impact Zone as well as FCW, NXT and the Performance Centre.

With Wrestlemania emanating from Florida next year, and Slammiversary coming from the adopted home state, James is joined by Marcus Green to discuss business in the Sunshine State. looking back to the territory days, the influence of Eddie Graham, the Brisco Brothers and of course "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes. The show looks at WCW's connections with the state and the big moments in their Florida taping runs before looking at the two wrestling residents of Florida right now; Impact Wrestling and their tenure at The Impact Zone as well as FCW, NXT and the Performance Centre.

The revolution in women's wrestling these last twenty four months had to start somewhere. James Truepenny is joined by Shoulders Up's Chelsea Spollen to look at Dream Slam I, AJW's epic joint promotion with JWP, LLPW, and FMW, to find out where women's wrestling has gotten its drive from in recent years.

They break down the card and look at its influence on the wrestling of today, its effect on Joshi, and what wrestling of that era for women in Japan was like. The pressure cooker effect of joint promotion and the high stakes, high impact matches that makes this a true "Rights of Passage" watch for all wrestling fans. So come join James and Chelsea at Yokohama Arena on the 2nd of April 1993 for what James believes is the greatest wrestling card of all time.

The revolution in women's wrestling these last twenty four months had to start somewhere. James Truepenny is joined by Shoulders Up's Chelsea Spollen to look at Dream Slam I, AJW's epic joint promotion with JWP, LLPW, and FMW, to find out where women's wrestling has gotten its drive from in recent years.

They break down the card and look at its influence on the wrestling of today, its effect on Joshi, and what wrestling of that era for women in Japan was like. The pressure cooker effect of joint promotion and the high stakes, high impact matches that makes this a true "Rights of Passage" watch for all wrestling fans. So come join James and Chelsea at Yokohama Arena on the 2nd of April 1993 for what James believes is the greatest wrestling card of all time.

The revolution in women's wrestling these last twenty four months had to start somewhere. James Truepenny is joined by Shoulders Up's Chelsea Spollen to look at Dream Slam I, AJW's epic joint promotion with JWP, LLPW, and FMW, to find out where women's wrestling has gotten its drive from in recent years.

They break down the card and look at its influence on the wrestling of today, its effect on Joshi, and what wrestling of that era for women in Japan was like. The pressure cooker effect of joint promotion and the high stakes, high impact matches that makes this a true "Rights of Passage" watch for all wrestling fans. So come join James and Chelsea at Yokohama Arena on the 2nd of April 1993 for what James believes is the greatest wrestling card of all time.

Today, Paul and Gavin discuss the reasons that the WWE brand split will be a good idea, who will win the Money in the Bank, thoughts on John Cena's return along with AJ Styles' heel turn. A review of the New Era so far and the return of What Does Your Name Mean In Japanese, Please?! :)

The Squash is a 20 minute podcast, delving into the wrestling industry with laughter and loathing, answering questions from its audience and its own mind.

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Today, Paul and Gavin discuss the reasons that the WWE brand split will be a good idea, who will win the Money in the Bank, thoughts on John Cena's return along with AJ Styles' heel turn. A review of the New Era so far and the return of What Does Your Name Mean In Japanese, Please?! :)

The Squash is a 20 minute podcast, delving into the wrestling industry with laughter and loathing, answering questions from its audience and its own mind.

FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/WrestleTalkTV

TWITTER: www.twitter.com/WTTVTheSquash

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Today, Paul and Gavin discuss the reasons that the WWE brand split will be a good idea, who will win the Money in the Bank, thoughts on John Cena's return along with AJ Styles' heel turn. A review of the New Era so far and the return of What Does Your Name Mean In Japanese, Please?! :)

The Squash is a 20 minute podcast, delving into the wrestling industry with laughter and loathing, answering questions from its audience and its own mind.

FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/WrestleTalkTV

TWITTER: www.twitter.com/WTTVTheSquash

Support WrestleTalk, buy a t-shirt: http://goo.gl/IkOAOk

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As the WWE embarks on its Network related Cruiserweight Classic tournament James Truepenny is joined by Marcus Green to discuss the history of lighter wrestlers in the North American mainstream as well as its roots in Europe and Japan. A short history of the Best of Super Juniors, the WCW Cruiserweight Championship , the TNA X Division title, and the issues surrounding Independent wrestlers and companies working for and with the WWE. So this week we go all flippy, retired veterans may not approve.

As the WWE embarks on its Network related Cruiserweight Classic tournament James Truepenny is joined by Marcus Green to discuss the history of lighter wrestlers in the North American mainstream as well as its roots in Europe and Japan. A short history of the Best of Super Juniors, the WCW Cruiserweight Championship , the TNA X Division title, and the issues surrounding Independent wrestlers and companies working for and with the WWE. So this week we go all flippy, retired veterans may not approve.