Originally released August 14, 2014

Parv, Kelly and Dylan continue to trawl through the  murky backwaters of US wrestling territories in 1981 and where the hell  have they ended up this time? Joe Blanchard's South West Championship  Wrestling (SWCW), Ron Fuller's South East Championship Wrestling (SECW),  and Dick the Bruiser's sorry sorry WWA out of Indianapolis.

Originally released August 9, 2014

In the 1970s, one of the secrets of Vince McMahon Sr's success in  running a hot promotion was his utility of The Three Wise Men. We will  be discussing managers in an upcoming show. Therefore, in order for  listeners to appreciate what each "wise man" brought to the table, the  Titans of Wrestling are happy to present these three "samplers" of their  interviews and promos featuring rare and difficult-to-find audio from  the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.

Originally released August 9, 2014

In the 1970s, one of the secrets of Vince McMahon Sr's success in  running a hot promotion was his utility of The Three Wise Men. We will  be discussing managers in an upcoming show. Therefore, in order for  listeners to appreciate what each "wise man" brought to the table, the  Titans of Wrestling are happy to present these three "samplers" of their  interviews and promos featuring rare and difficult-to-find audio from  the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.

Originally released August 9, 2014

In the 1970s, one of the secrets of Vince McMahon Sr's success in  running a hot promotion was his utility of The Three Wise Men. We will  be discussing managers in an upcoming show. Therefore, in order for  listeners to appreciate what each "wise man" brought to the table, the  Titans of Wrestling are happy to present these three "samplers" of their  interviews and promos featuring rare and difficult-to-find audio from  the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.

Originally released August 3, 2014

Parv, Kelly and Dylan continue their journey through the rosters of  1981, this time focusing on the three biggest independent promotions in  the USA: WWF, AWA and Mid-South.

Originally released July 29, 2014

Parv, Kelly and Dylan rate the rosters of the other NWA promotions that  were active in the USA at that time: CWA (Memphis), WCCW (Texas), PNW  (Portland), and CSW (Central States).

Originally released July 27, 2014

In the first of a series of shows on this theme, Parv, Kelly and Dylan  analyse and rate the rosters of every major wrestling promotion from  1981. They start with the core NWA promotions, JCP (Mid-Atlantic), GCW  (Georgia), and CWF (Florida), and its flagship city, St. Louis.

Originally released July 22, 2014

Parv, Kelly and the one and only Mr. Dylan Hales trawl  through some of the obscure backwaters of wrestling history. They flick  through some newsletters from the 1970s, including Wrestling Nostalgia,  Spotlight on Wrestling, The Encyclopedia of Pro Wrestling Vol. 1, and  Book of the Year 1963. Topics include: Dr Jerry Graham; Verne Gange's  place in wrestling history; old and forgotten outlaw promotions;  Quasimodo: the wrestler!; hookers, barnstormers and side-show acts; how  Hard Boiled Haggerty invested his money; race relations in Florida in  the 1960s; and loads more random obscurity of historical interest.

Almost a year in the making, The Best of Titans of Wrestling Volume #3 finally sees the light of day!

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