Can changing the current roster, cutting the fat and adding the top indie talent bring more eyes to the product?

Patton and Chris’ top 3 favorite entrance themes, finishers, wrestling video games and all-time pro wrestlers  

A conversation about the current state of tag team wrestling in the WWE + we hop in the DeLorean and travel back to when tag team wrestling was in its prime.  

We take a peek behind the curtain and chat about the business of the business. PLUS a rapid fire Q&A with Patton.  

Ever wonder if todays superstars would work in the attitude era? Or if legends from the 80’s would get over today. That’s our conversation on this episode…so whatcha gonna do brother!

During the Monday Night Wars, WCW and WWE scripted compelling television shows. But now, what we basically get is a weekly house show.  

Patton has taken the WWE’s PPV schedule and completely rearranged it in order to make it more important and compelling…and Chris is there too.  

A couple of the top guys of the WWE seem to be floundering a bit, so we do our part in booking compelling angles with Brock Lesnar and Roman Reigns. Plus, in our Rings a Bell segment, we talk about the ever-evolving Chris Jericho.      

Patton and Chris talk about how managers could help the current product + they go back in time and talk about the greatest manager ever, Bobby the Brain Heenan

In this one, Patton and Chris discuss what they consider the Four Fundamentals of being a sports entertainer: Character, Promo, Presentation and Storytelling. Plus, a trip down memory lane, nostalgia boulevard, to a time where Mick Foley checked all of the fundamental boxes…three times.