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- [1991-07-13-USWA-Memphis TV] Interview: Jerry Lawler
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[1991-07-13-USWA-Memphis TV] Interview: Eric Embry
We finally get our money Eddie Marlin segment here. Embry was on another level here with his hair being flipped out just more to up the ante of the hair vs. hair match. The handicap match sounds like a shit load of fun and they better not weasel out of the stakes. My favorite line was Embry saying he could tell that Marlin had been in the business for 40 years. This was one of my favorite things in USWA this year.
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[1991-07-08-WWF-Primetime Wrestling] Randy Savage in the studio
I was also not a fan of the imagination sequences and sadly the Hennan one probably hit a little close to home. Savage's appearance though in his green outfit was glorious and really helped build the wedding for SummerSlam as a big attraction.
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[1991-07-08-WWF-Primetime Wrestling] Hillbilly Jim in the studio
Hillbilly's guitar playing was pretty good. The singing..... not so much. Hennan getting chastised by Gorilla for all his antics was a hoot as well as seeing the corporate crowd clap along.
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[1991-07-08-WWF-Primetime Wrestling] Skinner vignette
This feels like a let down to me after what we have seen from Kiern in USWA. It is also tough not to look at the finished product of what actually became of Skinner.
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[1991-07-06-WWC-Anniversario] Ron Garvin vs Invader I
Heel Garvin rules. I long for a heel run with him in 1988. I always love the Puerto Rico atmosphere. Invader didn't do much here and this match only rose above solid. It mostly felt like a way to showcase 1991 Garvin which was fine by me.
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Wrestling With The Past #6
I love the clips that were interspersed throughout this show. 1991 seems like a really interesting year for the Big 2 with WCW transgressions and WWF having a fairly solid booking year with them taking more chances than they had previously.
- [1991-07-06-WCW-Saturday Night] Jim Herd fires Ric Flair
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Wrestling With The Past #6
Ohtani, I didn't take joshi to mens Japanese wrestling to be a literal translation of the NBA to WNBA thing, just that different ascetics can affect your viewing of a style as a whole.. I do think though that while NBA and WNBA are both basketball games they are not the same thing. Joshi can have a wide variety of different matches and I am a fan of the style.
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Wrestling With The Past #6
Glad that weird sound is only for the first segment. Sounded like Loss was on life support. The joshi debate is one of the more interesting conversations I have heard in a podcast. So much in fact, that I don't know where my stance is. I thought the WNBA and NBA thing was a valid analogy but Loss brought up some really astute points.
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Comments that don't warrant a thread - Part 3
There are a couple of other guys on this board going (bigelow34, bradhindsight) and they will be setting up meet ups and get togethers throughout the weekend if you want to PM them.
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[1991-07-06-USWA-Memphis TV] Eric Embry and Jerry Lawler
Crazy Embry comes out and cuts a scorching promo until Jerry runs him off. Jerry begs him to come back and I figured this would be it to build up Monday night and the lumberjack stip. But Eric does come back and we get a cool scene with chairs being thrown at each other. Good chaotic scene to end things out with the lumberjacks out.
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[1991-07-06-USWA-Memphis TV] Jeff Jarrett & Robert Fuller vs Samu & Judge Dredd (Cage)
Was this from a spot show or were they still not at the MSC at this time? Jarrett gives a diving elbow in the corner during this match that looked really good. The action in this looked good overall but it sort of feels like overkill with the cage stip with what is going on between Embry and Lawler.
- [1991-07-06-USWA-Memphis TV] Interview: Jerry Lawler
- [1991-07-06-USWA-Memphis TV] Interview: Eric Embry
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[1991-07-06-USWA-Memphis TV] Samu vs Rob Zakowski
Here for historical significance that for quality of the actual match. RVD does have more of a technical base than you might imagine and mixes in his impressive high flying stuff well. Interference causes him to lose this match and he begs Eddie Marlin for a rematch.
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Matches From 2011
That match is honestly one of my favorite matches of all time. There is something insanely corny yet endearing about it that I can't escape. It brings all such of hokey type things you see as fundraises and mixes in two of the best wrestlers of all time. Dr. McCarver also has the time of his life out there.
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Wrestling with The Past and PTBN RSS/Itunes Feed
Shouldnt be Rovert. I was just able to download from it. Let me know if you still encounter problems.
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1980s Lucha Wrestling Party #2
can I get a link to the Santo son matches in Monterray that were talked about on this pod.
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Wrestling Culture Episode 50
I feel I have three big blind spots that prevent me from contributing a list at this moment (80's lucha, 80's joshi, and 80's British). Breaks was someone that Dylan had on his list who I really have no opinion of. The way Satanico has looked lately he could be a top 20 candidate but I am not sure where I could put him now just based on that and the 90's stuff I have seen.
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Where the Big Boys Play #50
I agree that having the show in the Omni was probably the most homer thing I did on the show. I also like your tweak on the Thunderlips thing and it is something I didn't think about but would work.
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Wrestling Culture Episode 50
Pratt, don't want to spoil the podcast but the discussion that centers around Bret and whether or not he made the respective lists was very interesting. That is my favorite thing about this show. There is some minor quibbles I have (Funk would be around #10-#20 for me) and then bigger ones (Would honestly be surprised if someone like Sabu would show up in my top 100) but there is always justification to the choice and I can chalk it up to different preferences and tastes. This, the time travel episode, Lawler/Funk/Flair roundtable, and Funk as the GOAT are my favorite podcasts in the first 50.
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Wrestling Culture Episode 50
Just got to Dylan's honorable mentions and have a perverse desire to see a Smothers/Cena vs. Blackwell/Emilio Charles tag match.