Wrestling Rodeo

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Mitch and Paul discuss their favorite memories of the Stampede Corral in Calgary, Alberta. Additionally, they discuss a show held in 1995 in honor of Stu Hart, featuring talent from the WWF and WCW, as well as some of the favorites from Stampede the previous decades. The card includes: Bret Hart vs Davey Boy Smith (for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship) Owen Hart vs Razor Ramon (for the WWF Intercontinental Championship) Bad Company (Bruce Hart & Brian Pillman) vs Funk Brothers (Terry Funk & Dory Funk) Keith Hart vs 1-2-3 Kid Rad Radford vs Chris Benoit (in the first ever WWF/WCW interpromotional match).

In this episode of the Wrestling Rodeo podcast, Paul and Mitch talk about November 1987 of Stampede Wrestling. Featured in this month are Makhan Singh, Owen Hart, Bruce Hart, Jason The Terrible, Brian Pillman, Steve DiSalvo and many more. This month was crazy and featured the genesis of Owen Hart and Jason the Terrible as a tag team, the in-ring return of Bad News Allen, a tag team street fight, a lumberjack match and so much more. Included in this episode is a discussion about a special moment where Jim Davies presents Owen Hart with the PWI (Pro Wrestling Illustrated) Rookie of the Year award for 1987, a vote that garnered Owen over 17,000 mail-in votes from the fans.

In this episode of the Wrestling Rodeo podcast, Paul and Mitch talk about November 1987 of Stampede Wrestling. Featured in this month are Makhan Singh, Owen Hart, Bruce Hart, Hiroshi Hase, Brian Pillman, Steve DiSalvo and many more.

In this episode of the Wrestling Rodeo podcast, Paul and Mitch talk about October 1987 of Stampede Wrestling. Featured in this month are Makhan Singh, Owen Hart, Bruce Hart, Hiroshi Hase, Brian Pillman, Gama Singh and many more.

In this episode of the Wrestling Rodeo podcast, Paul and Mitch talk about July and September 1987 of Stampede Wrestling. Featured in this month are Makhan Singh, Owen Hart, Keiishi Yamada (Jushin Thunder Liger), Hiroshi Hase, Brian Pillman, Gama Singh and many more. These shows had some of the best wrestling that we've seen thus far in Stampede Wrestling and were an absolute treat to watch!

In the third episode of the Wrestling Rodeo podcast, Paul and Mitch look back to May and June 1987 and check out some classic Stampede Wrestling from Calgary, Alberta. These shows had so much talent on display. North American Heavyweight Champion Owen Hart was featured heavily throughout the programming in these months, the returning Bad News Allen (Bad News Brown in the WWF) was fierce and aggressive, and the team of Bad Company (Brian Pillman and Bruce Hart) were fighting champions as the International Tag Team champions. International wrestling stars like Viet Cong Express 1 (Hiroshi Hase), Viet Kong Express 2 (Fumihiro Niikura) and Keichi Yamada (a young, maskless Jushin Thunder Liger) really elevated the mid-card tag team matches, delivering classic wrestling matches every time they stepped in the ring.

In the second episode of the Wrestling Rodeo podcast, Paul and Mitch look back to February 1987 and check out some classic Stampede Wrestling from Calgary, Alberta. These shows were Owen Hart-less, but that doesn't mean that there was any lack of action. A Russian Chain Loser Leaves Town match between the Viet Cong Express 1 (Hiroshi Hase) and Gama Singh brought some amazing action, and returns of Brian Pillman and Ron Starr look to shape the future of Stampede Wrestling.

In the first episode of the Wrestling Rodeo podcast, Paul and Mitch look back to January 1987 and check out some classic Stampede Wrestling from Calgary, Alberta. Featuring talents like Owen Hart, Gama Singh and Viet Cong Express 1 (Hiroshi Hase), these shows were action-packed and were great to watch and a pleasure to talk about.