<p>June 2002 was a strange time for WWE. Steve Austin had just walked out, so The Rock was called back early from Hollywood, and speaking of Hollywood, Hulk Hogan was losing matches like it was going out of style. Join former CinemaBlend film critic Michael Brody as he looks back at the 10th and final King of the Ring event, WWE King of the Ring 2002.</p>

June 2002 was a strange time for WWE. Steve Austin had just walked out, so The Rock was called back early from Hollywood, and speaking of Hollywood, Hulk Hogan was losing matches like it was going out of style. Join former CinemaBlend film critic Michael Brody as he looks back at the 10th and final King of the Ring event, WWE King of the Ring 2002.

WWE King of the Ring 2002

Created and hosted by former film critic Michael Brody, Brody Breaks It Down is a weekly podcast about movies and professional wrestling.

Brody’s work has been published in CinemaBlend, Newsday, am New York Metro, The Fiscal Times, and he has interviewed actors Christopher Walken, Joe Pantoliano, Evan Rachel Wood, Director Jim Sheridan, and more.

Brody was also the recipient of two grants for his original play, “Survey,” which garnered media attention from the New York Daily News, Newsday, Queens Chronicle, and Forest Hills Times.

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Created and hosted by former film critic Michael Brody, Brody Breaks It Down is a weekly podcast about movies and professional wrestling. Brody’s work has been published in CinemaBlend, Newsday, am New York Metro, The Fiscal Times, and he has interviewed actors Christopher Walken, Joe Pantoliano, Evan Rachel Wood, Director Jim Sheridan, and more. Brody was also the recipient of two grants for his original play, “Survey,” which garnered media attention from the New York Daily News, Newsday, Queens Chronicle, and Forest Hills Times.

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