Ted Dibiase's Million Dollar Man gimmick was one of the most memorable wrestling characters in 1980s and 1990s, but how good of a gimmick was it? We break it down based on a few categories. Also Andrew learned about Dr. Jerry Graham and we talk about his life and career. Subscribe! 00:00 - 15:43 Dr. Jerry Graham15:43 - 55:22 Ted Dibiase Gimmick Rating55:22 - 1:05:43 Tony Khan on Ariel Helwani Show

We never wanted to see Mick Foley go, but if anyone deserved an early retirement, it was him. In his (planned) final program, he wanted to put it all on the line to put over a rising star in the business, and boy, did it result in some carnage. Join us as we discuss Mick Foley vs Triple H from 1999! Also, subscribe!

Classy Freddie Blassie lived quite a life, going from fighting in WW2 to becoming one of the more memorable figures in the history of wrestling. We discuss his life and career, and then we explore the story of The Dirt Bike Kid going to Japan and receiving a lesson from The Great Sasuke. 00:00 - 38:09 Classy Freddie Blassie38:09 - 55:00 Great Sasuke vs Dirt Bike Kid55:00 - 1:04:54 Movie Game

It was wrestling at its dumbest: A mystical faction of "monsters" coming together to end Hulkamania. There was a man who thinks he's a shark, a Zodiac (?), and we counted three cannibals. Why does the Dungeon of Doom not make us as mad as it should? Subscribe!

This episode has a little bit of everything. First, Andrew found out about The Great Antonio and tells his life story. We then move on to a couple of current wrestling stories before talking about wrestler bands, including Jeff Hardy's band, which for some reason is called PeroxWhy?Gen. 00:00 - 32:02 The Great Antonio32:02 - 57:34 Current Wrestling News, Hulk Hogan is a bastard57:34 - 1:26:20 Wrestler Bands

Andrew has been asking Dusty for a while to show him some good, classic CM Punk so he could learn about what caused the phenomenon. For this, Dusty chose what was his first real main event program in the WWE. Heel Punk wrestled against the beloved Jeff Hardy, and this feud had a lot that we could discuss. Subscribe and tell your friends!

It's wall-to-wall lucha libre today as we watched the Rey Mysterio vs Psychosis, which was the opening match at WCW's Bash at the Beach 1996. Also, we look at the wild ticket packages for Wrestlemania 42, and Dusty chronicles the career of the most famous luchador of all time, the great El Santo.

Last week, we watched WWE's worst gimmick matches, so it was only fair that we gave WCW the same treatment. WCW was the king of hillbilly BS, and that lends itself to a lot of bad gimmick match potential. At the end, we rank them all to crown a king of garbage. Subscribe! 00:00 - 08:00 Intro08:00 - 34:38 Scaffold Match34:38 - 50:23 King Of The Road Match50:23 - 1:20:36 Junkyard Invitational1:20:36 - 1:49:50 Human Torch Match1:49:50 - 2:05:47 Final Ranking

Gimmick matches have been a staple of wrestling programming for a long time, and some of them have become major high points. Unfortunately, for every Hell In A Cell, there is a House of Horrors match, so we watched four of WWE's worst gimmick matches to decide which is the worst ever. Subscribe!

At WCW's Superbrawl II show, Brian Pillman and Jushin Thunder Liger performed one of the greatest opening matches in the promotion's history. We discussed that as well as how it fits into the history of WCW. Andrew then tells the story of the legendary "Exotic" Adrian Street. We also discuss the WWE's new Saudi Arabia deal for Wrestlemania in 2027 and why it stinks. Subscribe! 00:00 - 45:42 Pillman vs Liger45:42 - 1:15:47 "Exotic" Adrian Street1:15:47 - 1:58:43 News And Notes