We start this episode with a very quick review of Flamin' Hot Cool Ranch Doritos and then we talk about one of the most formative, iconic, and memorable wrestling feuds in history. The Irrestistable Force vs The Immovable Object. Hogan vs Andre set the stage for nearly all professional wrestling that followed, and it made a lot of people a lot of money. 00:00 - 07:56 Flamin Hot Cool Ranch Doritos Review07:56 - 1:46:52 Hulk Hogan vs Andre The Giant

In this episode, Andrew discovered Terrible Ted the wrestling bear, and he breaks down his bio that includes getting pinned, being in jail, and obviously a mauling. We also watched The Midnight Express vs The Southern Boys from WCW's Great American Bash 1990, and we discuss Cena's pipe bomb a little too late. Enjoy and subscribe! 00:00 - 28:32 Terrible Ted The Wrestling Bear28:32 - 1:15:10 The Midnight Express vs Southern Boys1:15:10 - 1:35:03 Blood Money Show Preview

This week, we look at what is without hyperbole one of the most influential tag teams of all time. The Dynamite Kid revolutionized professional wrestling with his mixing of styles from around the world, and Davey Boy Smith combined strength and agility in a way that was rarely seen before. While injuries and tragedy struck both of these men, what they did when they were on top will be felt for generations of professional wrestlers to come. We also do a really funny Jesse Ventura impression.Subscribe if you love wrestling!

In this episode, we discuss Ric Flair vs Sting from WCW's Clash of the Champions 1 in 1988. Also, Dusty gives a bio on Gorgeous George and we take CM Punk to task for a recent decision of his.

00:00 - 1:04:56 Sting vs Ric Flair

1:04:56 - 1:23:57 Gorgeous George's Career

1:23:57 - 1:50:51 News, CM Punk

When it comes to NWO-era WCW, there is a lot to make fun of. In an era of black shirts and bad bookings, they actually made a star with storytelling. The cast of characters were perfect, the story was compelling, and if it wasn't for the ending, this would be big time pro wrestling at its best.

In this episode, Andrew breaks down the life and career of Gustav Fristensky, a Czech hero who fought the Nazis and wrestled in the early 20th Century, and Dusty talks about the fate of a kind of promising wrestling promotion out of Las Vegas that employed Sabu, Cactus Jack, Warrior, and Tito Santana, among others. We then go over some recent news before we break down the main event of one of the greatest WWE PPVs ever, 1997's In Your House: Canadian Stampede.

Very rarely can a character who never spoke verbally have a profound impact on people. Sabu talked with his body, and not very many people can say that they did it like him. He was a true handshake between eras in wrestling, and his style lives on in countless wrestlers who are still working today. Plus, he was crazy as all get out. We will miss Sabu.

In this video, we break down the lives and significance of old wrestling figures Ox Baker and Stanislaus Sbyszko, recap WWE's Backlash PPV, say goodbye to Sabu, and give our thoughts on Shawn Michaels vs The Undertaker's "Streak vs Career" match from Wrestlemania 26! Please subscribe.00:00 - 06:35 Intro06:35 - 20:18 Ox Baker20:18 - 39:45 Stanislaus Sbyszko39:45 - 56:28 Backlash, Other News56:28 - 1:11:51 RIP Sabu1:11:51 - 1:40:50 Streak VS Career Match

Eddie Guerrero was a rare talent in that he could tell you that he was going to Lie, Cheat, and Steal, and you'd love him anyway. In this episode, we recap his 2004 run as the WWE Champion. Subscribe!

Welcome to the show! In our first episode, we each break down the bio of an interesting person in wrestling history, we go over some of the post-Wrestlemania wrestling news, and we review the Chamber of Horrors match from Halloween Havoc 1991. Subscribe.