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The Bloodline was the biggest angle in WWE and beyond. The saga had the Wrasslin' world on edge and was a great example of long term booking. And it got us thinking about some of the great all time WWF/E angles. The Megapowers, Austin/McMahon, Bruno/Zbyszko a.o. We do a deep dive into these and other memorable highlights. We also go over the latest Wrestling United card, the TNA/NXT deal and... The post Wrestling Night in Canada 079: We Don't Mean Kurt appeared first on Shining Wizards Network.

On the Raw Post-show from five years ago (1-23-2018), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by Jonny Fairplay to discuss the 25th Anniversary Edition of Monday Night Raw including their initial reaction to the show. Then on-site correspondents from Manhattan Center and Barclays detail what happened off-air in detail. And finally, they read and respond to email rants and questions.Then, in the previously VIP-exclusive Aftershow, they read Mailbag questions pertaining to Raw 25 including several rants about the show. They also break down what they liked about Steve Austin and Vince McMahon's segment, did this show work getting people excited about the Rumble, and much more.

The 1999 Royal Rumble has it all: peak Austin/McMahon feud, Sable vs. Luna Strap Match, Rock vs. Mankind I Quit, and plenty of DX. Rachel royally stumbled upon it late at night and was soon royally riveted by peak Attitude Era work from some of wrestling's greats. Matt “claims” he watched it live and comes to a powerful realization about how watching matches from the past can be so transcendent. We go way back to the past discovering Andre the Giant's wrestling roots in Burlington, VT, check in on Total Divas and Pretty Deadly merch, and briefly dive into “Titanic Fever”. We give respect and honor to Jamin Pugh (Jay Briscoe) and talk about how to stay well during grief.FOLLOW US ON SOCIALS:TWITTER @ilwpodINSTAGRAM @ilwpodTIKTOK @mattvogel5 and @ilwpod#ilikewrestlingpod #ilwpod

This week I visited the World's Most Famous Arena, Madison Square Garden for Monday Night Raw for the first time since September 22nd 1997. The last time I was at MSG for Raw, Triple H fought Cactus Jack in a Falls Count Anywhere match. Fast forward July 2022, Hunter is the EVP, Talent Relations as well as Head of Creative. Though Vince announced his retirement from the company this past Friday, 25 years ago I got to witness the beginning of the Austin/McMahon feud with a single Stone Cold stunner. So join me as I review my up close experience of Raw this week, including the 20 year anniversary of Rey Mysterio and of course a trip down memory lane from Raw is War 1997.

July 25th / 26th, 1999: The Steve Austin vs. Vince McMahon feud comes to a close at "Fully Loaded 1999," so we had to bring in Sal from The Rundown to help break down this historic pay-per-view, plus the following night's episode of "Raw!" "Fully Loaded 1999" Card: WWF Champion "Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs. The Undertaker in a First Blood / End of an Era Match The Rock vs. Triple-H in a #1 Contender Strap Match "The Road Dogg" & X-Pac vs. Billy Gunn & Chyna for the merchandising rights to D-Generation-X The Big Show vs. Kane w/special guest referee Hardcore Holly Ken Shamrock vs. Steve Blackman in an Iron Circle Match WWF Tag Team Champions The Hardy Boyz vs. The Acolytes in an Acolytes Rules Match WWF Intercontinental Champion Edge vs. Jeff Jarrett WWF European Champion Mideon vs. D'Lo Brown WWF Hardcore Champion Al Snow vs. The Big Boss Man July 26th, 1999 "Monday Night Raw": Vince McMahon is banned from WWF television forever, but before he can leave the airwaves "Stone Cold" Steve Austin gets a chance to say goodbye. Triple-H is the new #1 contender for "Stone Cold's" WWF Title, and he squares off with Ken Shamrock..... who got hit by a car earlier in the night! In your main event, The Rock faces Billy Gunn & Chyna in a 2-on-1 Handicap Match. The Undertaker is seeking revenge on X-Pac & Kane, and he may have found a partner-in-crime to help him out. Jeff Jarrett celebrates his Intercontinental Title victory by interviewing a special guest: the star of "Mystery Men," Ben Stiller! New Tag Team Champions The Acolytes put their titles on the line against Edge & Christian while Hardcore Holly watches on from ringside. Val Venis & The Godfather face Droz & Prince Albert, who have a familiar-looking "fan" in the crowd backing them up. WWF Women's Champion Ivory issues another open challenge, but she gets more than she bargained for when a familiar face interrupts the festivities. Plus, Kane speaks(!), Al Snow befriends a chihuahua, and we get an excerpt from Jim Ross's book "Under the Black Hat" where he discusses tonight's episode of "Raw!" Also, stay tuned to the end for a chronological collection of audio clips of the Austin / McMahon feud! Enjoying the Podcast? E-mail us at rawattitudepodcast@gmail.com or Tweet us @RawAttitudePod! Or even better, write us a five-star review and it will be read on the show! And be sure to listen to Sal on The Rundown!

Today I talk about one of the most underrated ppv events and first of its kind! WWF St. Valentines Day Massacre 1999! Headlined with a double main event The Rock and Mankind in the first ever Last Man Standing match for the title and Austin/McMahon inside the unforgiving Steel Cage! Follow me on Twitter for more information @Phenominal1j --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Pat Mullin, Stewart Lang and Mark Radulich present their continued look at the history of WrestleMania; The Mania of Wrestlemania 14 15 and 16! On this episode we're look at the "Austin Era" years of the WWE. We'll pick up where we left off with Bret Hart vs Stone Cold at WrestleMania 13 and discuss the rise of Canadian Anti-Hero Bret Hart, the rise of Degeneration-X and the slow build toward Austin as the company's lead "hero." Of course we have to discuss "The Montreal Screw Job" that was part of Bret's departure from the WWE. We'll review WrestleMania 14 X-Raided where Austin won the title from HBK. Then it's the year long Austin-McMahon feud that culminates in "The Ragin' Climax" at WrestleMania 15, Austin vs "The Corporate Champion, The Rock. Finally, it's a McMahon family feud as we race toward WrestleMania 2000 and the WWE's rise back to wrestling dominance. All this a lot of attitude and puppies too! Grammarly Ad: 1:15:29 Amazon Music Ad: 2:35:00 For a 30 Day Free Trial of Amazon Music Unlimited head to http://getamazonmusic.com/w2mnetwork. Amazon Music is free. Amazon Music Unlimited is not. And for the Grammarly special offer, go to http://getgrammarly.com/w2mnetwork. Check us out on the player of your choice https://linktr.ee/markkind76 Also check out the W2M Network Discord https://discord.gg/fCYpG5dcT9

Pat Mullin, Stewart Lang and Mark Radulich present their continued look at the history of WrestleMania; The Mania of Wrestlemania 14 15 and 16! On this episode we're look at the "Austin Era" years of the WWE. We'll pick up where we left off with Bret Hart vs Stone Cold at WrestleMania 13 and discuss the rise of Canadian Anti-Hero Bret Hart, the rise of Degeneration-X and the slow build toward Austin as the company's lead "hero." Of course we have to discuss "The Montreal Screw Job" that was part of Bret's departure from the WWE. We'll review WrestleMania 14 X-Raided where Austin won the title from HBK. Then it's the year long Austin-McMahon feud that culminates in "The Ragin' Climax" at WrestleMania 15, Austin vs "The Corporate Champion, The Rock. Finally, it's a McMahon family feud as we race toward WrestleMania 2000 and the WWE's rise back to wrestling dominance. All this a lot of attitude and puppies too! Grammarly Ad: 1:15:29 Amazon Music Ad: 2:35:00 For a 30 Day Free Trial of Amazon Music Unlimited head to http://getamazonmusic.com/w2mnetwork. Amazon Music is free. Amazon Music Unlimited is not. And for the Grammarly special offer, go to http://getgrammarly.com/w2mnetwork. Check us out on the player of your choice https://linktr.ee/markkind76 Also check out the W2M Network Discord https://discord.gg/fCYpG5dcT9

Cody Rhodes free agent situation, RAW segments with Austin Theory and Vince McMahon, WWE 2K22 news, John Cena following people on social media, Mustafa Ali requesting his release from WWE and more! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ringscoops/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ringscoops/support

Ep. 108: During this Christmas Edition of PPV, Pope and Pollo Del Mar share their favorite wrestling related Christmas memories, discuss Austin/McMahon, Reigns/Heyman/Lesnar, The latest In Da Newz involving Sammy Guevara, AJ Styles goes to NXT, Omos and more!

Check out this week's WWE SmackDown Review!Featuring:Brock Lesnar RETURNS!Sami Zayn is the #1 Contender!Toni Storm to fire back on Charlotte Flair?Is McIntyre/Pearce the new Austin/McMahon?How does this show do ratings?Enjoy!@msidgwick @michaelhamflett See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Welcome back, cats and kittens, to another Lawcast Classic! This week we're focusing in on a very specific date in wrestling history. On September 22nd, 1997 Stone Cold Steve Austin stunned Vince McMahon in the middle of the ring, touching off perhaps the greatest and most lucrative feud in wrestling history. We're going all in on this Madison Square Garden supershow as WWF loaded up all their biggest guns and shot them at Nitro to...mixed success.What was weird about the main event? Why did Austin/McMahon work so goddamn well? And what is one of the most underrated matches of the 90s? Listen on to find out.All this and more, this week on the show!

"The Jazz Hole's main focus today is the brilliant NYC native pianist and composer Ray Gallon, who just released his wonderful debut recording “Make Your Move” on Cellar Live featuring David Wong and Kenny Washington. Gallon has been on the scene for more than three decades, playing with top jazz artists in studios and stages all over the world. During this episode, Ray talks about his music, his sidemen, his influences and mentors and also about why it took a bit longer to release his first album as a leader. You will also get to hear music from “The Prospector”, released by three established Boston-based musicians, bandleader and bassist Bruno Råberg, saxophonist Allan Chase and drummer Austin McMahon. Bruno Råberg, Allan Chase, Austin McMahon - “Dissipating Clouds” & Triloka” Album: The Prospector Bruno Råberg (b, comp), Allan Chase (ss) and Austin McMahon (d, perc) Ray Gallon - “Kitty Paws”, “Out Of Whack”, “Harm's Way” & “Back To The Wall” Album: Make Your Move Ray Gallon (p, comp), David Wong (b) and Kenny Washington (d) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 02:21 - Dissipating Clouds - Bruno Råberg, Allan Chase, Austin McMahon 06:14 - Kitty Paws - Ray Gallon 11:19 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 13:30 - Interview with Ray Gallon, Part I 24:14 - Out Of Whack - Ray Gallon 29:39 - Interview with Ray Gallon, Part II 36:55 - Harm's Way - Ray Gallon 41:47 - Interview with Ray Gallon, Part III 49:30 - Back To The Wall - Ray Gallon 54:49 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 55:53 - Triloka - Bruno Råberg, Allan Chase, Austin McMahon 61:43 - Finish "

"Today’s episode of The Jazz Hole features the Boston-based trio Bruno Råberg/Allan Chase/Austin McMahon with music from their album “The Prospector” and the Dutch-based Argentinean composer, guitarist and bandleader Rodrigo Faina and Change Ensemble with music from “Different Roots”. It also features music by three NYC-based artists: Canadian-born vocalist and composer Kari van der Kloot, violinist and composer Gabe Terracciano (originally from Portland, Maine) and the Russian-born vocalist and composer Svetlana. Bruno Råberg, Allan Chase, Austin McMahon - “Triloka” & “Rockside Haiku” Album: The Prospector Bruno Råberg (b, comp), Allan Chase (ss) and Austin McMahon (d, perc) Kari van der Kloot - “Swimming” & “Caution” Album: The Architects Kari van der Kloot (voc), Lisanne Tremblay (violin, bck voc), Jamie Reynolds (p, syn, bck voc), Gary Wang (b) and Nathan Ellman-Bell (d) Gabe Terracciano Trio - “Dance for Jimmy” & “Ad Una Fresca Riva / Al Primo Vostro Sguardo” Album: Three Part Invention Gabe Terracciano (violin, viola, composer “Dance for Jimmy”), Josh Dunn (g) and Ian Hutchison (b) - “Ad Una Fresca Riva / Al Primo Vostro Sguardo” composed by Luca Marenzio ------- Svetlana and the Delancey Five - “All I Want” & “It’s All Good” Album: Night at the Speakeasy Svetlana Shmulyian (voc), Wycliffe Gordon (tb, arr), Charlie Caranicas (tp), Adrian Cunningham (cl), Dalton Ridenhour (p), Vinny Raniolo (g), George Delancey (b) and Rob Garcia (d) ------- Rodrigo Faina and Change Ensemble – “Opening” & “Deep, Dark and Blue” Album: Different Roots Rodrigo Faina (cond, e-g), Fanny Alofs (voc), Marieke Franssen (fl), Ilse Eijsink, Lars Wouters (cl, b-cl), Paul van der Feen (ss, as), Kees Krabben (as), Iman Spaargaren (ts), Nils van Haften (ss, ts, bs), Stefan Liedtke (bassoon), Marc Kaptijn, Erwin ter Bogt (tp, flh), Gerard Kleijn (flh), Victor Belmonte (tb, b-tb), Daniel Quiles Cascant (tb), Dave Kutz (tuba), Guillermo Celano (e-g), Folkert Oosterbeek (p, rhodes), Clemens van der Feen (b), Marcos Baggiani (d, perc), Jasper Le Clercq (violin) and Nina Hitz (cello) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 02:51 - Triloka - Bruno Råberg, Allan Chase, Austin McMahon 07:33 - Rockside Haiku - Bruno Råberg, Allan Chase, Austin McMahon 13:41 - Swimming - Kari van der Kloot 21:56 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 25:45 - Caution - Kari van der Kloot 32:38 - Dance for Jimmy - Gabe Terracciano Trio 37:14 - Ad Una Fresca Riva / Al Primo Vostro Sguardo - Gabe Terracciano Trio 41:58 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 43:37 - All I Want - Svetlana & the Delancey Five 47:18 - It’s All Good - Svetlana & the Delancey Five 51:28 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 54:30 - Opening - Rodrigo Faina and Change Ensemble 56:18 - Deep, Dark and Blue - Rodrigo Faina and Change Ensemble 62:23 - Finish "

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Ian and Mike remember the infamous Austin/McMahon beer bath on Monday Night Raw, they talk job quitting stories, and discuss the latest in the NFL. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"On today’s episode of The Jazz Hole your ears are becoming some of the first ones to ever hear music from two brand new albums: Present Company by the Peter Hess Quartet and The Adjacent Possible by Quintopus. Both of these albums are coming out this Friday, September 18th. Other jazz selections today are from the Ayn Inserto Jazz Orchestra’s album Down A Rabbit Hole, Michael Sarian’s New Aurora and Rajiv Jayaweera’s Postils. Peter Hess Quartet - “Sanford Theme” & “Echolocation” Album: Present Company Peter Hess (ts), Brian Drye (tb), Adam Hopkins (b) and Tomas Fujiwara (d) ------- Ayn Inserto Jazz Orchestra - “Three and Me” & “Part I: Ze Teach” Album: Down A Rabbit Hole Ayn Inserto (cond, comp), Sean Jones (tp, soloist), John Fedchock (tb, soloist), George Garzone (ts, soloist), Jeff Claassen, Bijon Watson, Dan Rosenthal, Matthew Small (tp), Randy Pingrey (tb, soloist on “Part I: Ze Teach”), Chris Gagne, Garo Saraydarian (tb), Jennifer Wharton (btb), Allan Chase (ss, as), Rick Stone (as, fl, cl), Kelly Roberge (ts, cl), Mark Zaleski (ts, cl), Kathy Olson (bs, bcl), Eric Hofbauer (g), Jason Yeager (p), Sean Farias (b), Austin McMahon (d) – on “Part I: Ze Teach”: Mike Tomasiak (ts), Jerry Sabatini (tp), Tim Lienhard (tb) and Jamie Kember (b-tb) Quintopus - “Quinto, Straight Ahead” & “The Adjacent Possible” Album: The Adjacent Possible Doug Stone (ts), Nick Finzer (tb, effects), Matthew Golombisky (b) and Chris Teal (d) ------- Michael Sarian’s New Aurora - Aurora Album: Michael Sarian’s New Aurora Michael Sarian (tp, flh), Santiago Leibson (p), Marty Kenney (b) and Dayeon Seok (d) Rajiv Jayaweera - “The Elephant” & “Hirimbura” Album: Pistils Rajiv Jayaweera (d, cymbals, thammattama, caxixi), Chris Cheek (ts, ss), Aaron Parks (p), Hugh Stuckey (g) and Sam Anning (b) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 01:59 - Sanford Theme - Peter Hess Quartet 07:44 - Echolocation - Peter Hess Quartet 14:18 - Three and Me - Ayn Inserto Jazz Orchestra 23:01 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 24:40 - Part I: Ze Teach - Ayn Inserto Jazz Orchestra 33:03 - Quinto, Straight Ahead - Quintopus 36:39 - The Adjacent Possible - Quintopus 41:09 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 43:13 - Aurora - Michael Sarian’s New Aurora 49:23 - The Elephant - Rajiv Jayaweera 56:12 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 57:51 - Hirimbura - Rajiv Jayaweera 64:54 - Finish "

Dustin and Jake review 1998-1999 of the Attitude Era, DX vs The Nation, the rise of The Rock to main event status, Mankind puts the final nail in the coffin for WCW, The Undertaker and Kane feud gets hot and Austin-McMahon become the hot commodity for Monday Night Raw. 

From Anaheim California, one of the most exciting years in WWF history starts with a lukewarm rumble, where most things serve to further the Austin/McMahon story. Add in a few undercard matches featuring pairings of DX and the Corporation we’ve seen repeatedly on RAW and a Championship match that you can literally pinpoint the moment it goes too far.Theme song “There Are Traitors in Our Midst” by Disco VietnamArt by Alexis Yavne

In this "From the Vault" edition of Wrestling Nostalgia (Originally Aired August 18, 2019) we look back at one of the classic moments from the Austin/McMahon feud. This one will forever stick in my memory and still makes me pop to this day. Follow the show on Twitter @The_WWE_Podcast

The Austin/McMahon rivalry continues with more must watch segments. Humans are hunted, sons (seemingly) turn against fathers, and revenge is enacted.Want to get caught up? This episode deals with content from the following episodes of RAW from 1998: October 19, October 26, November 2, and November 9.Theme song “There Are Traitors in Our Midst” by Disco VietnamArt by Alexis Yavne

The Austin/McMahon rivalry has reached a fever pitch and three classic segments happen on three consecutive Monday nights. Zambonis are driven, hospitals are invaded, cars are destroyed, and everyone is entertained.Want to get caught up? This episode deals with content from the following episodes of RAW from 1998: September 28, October 5 and October 12.Theme song “There Are Traitors in Our Midst” by Disco VietnamArt by Alexis YavneRecorded at More Banana

With the Royal Rumble 2020 on the horizon, this is the perfect time to check out a blast from the past. Austin/McMahon rages on, and the Rock and Mankind have a grueling, brutal I quit match. Stay tuned to the end for our predictions for Impact Hard to Kill! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/big-boys-and-body-slams/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/big-boys-and-body-slams/support

The Jazz Hole with Linus features some great music today, including tracks from the brand new album “Crosswinds”, Swiss saxophonist Christoph Irniger’s third album with his band Pilgrim, plus more from the Brooklyn-based trio Curtis+Garabedian+Sperrazza and their album “New Year”, Satoko Fujii & Ramon Lopez’ album “Confluence”, Rich Halley’s “Terra Incognita” and from “Down A Rabbit Hole” by the Ayn Inserto Jazz Orchestra. -------- Curtis+Garabedian+Sperrazza - “Fred’s Hop” & “That Which Cannot Be Replaced” Album: New Year Caleb Wheeler Curtis (as), Noah Garabedian (b) and Vinnie Sperrazza (d) Christoph Irniger Pilgrim - “Improvisation in C Major” & “Point of View” Album: Crosswinds Christoph Irniger (ts), Stefan Aeby (p), Dave Gisler (g), Raffaele Bossard (b) and Michi Stulz (d) Satoko Fujii & Ramon Lopez - Three Days Later Album: Confluence Satoko Fujii (p, comp) and Ramon Lopez (d) Satoko Fujii & Ramon Lopez - Confluence Album: Confluence Satoko Fujii (p) and Ramon Lopez (d, comp) Rich Halley - The Journey Album: Terra Incognita Rich Halley (ts, comp), Matthew Shipp (p, comp), Michael Bisio (b, comp) and Newman Taylor Baker (d, comp) -------- Ayn Inserto Jazz Orchestra – “Three and Me” & “Down a Rabbit Hole” Album: Down a Rabbit Hole Ayn Inserto (cond, comp), Sean Jones (tp, soloist), John Fedchock (tb, soloist), George Garzone (ts, soloist), Jeff Claassen, Bijon Watson, Dan Rosenthal, Matthew Small (tp), Randy Pingrey, Chris Gagne, Garo Saraydarian (tb), Jennifer Wharton (btb), Allan Chase (ss, as), Rick Stone (as, fl, cl), Kelly Roberge (ts, cl), Mark Zaleski (ts, cl), Kathy Olson (bs, bcl), Eric Hofbauer (g), Jason Yeager (p), Sean Farias (b), Austin McMahon (d) 00:00 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 01:59 - Fred’s Hop - Curtis+Garabedian+Sperrazza 05:10 - That Which Cannot Be Replaced - Curtis+Garabedian+Sperrazza 09:35 - Improvisation in C Major - Christoph Irniger Pilgrim 13:08 - Point of View - Christoph Irniger Pilgrim 21:04 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 24:38 - Three Days Later - Satoko Fujii, Ramon Lopez 29:03 - Confluence - Satoko Fujii, Ramon Lopez 33:53 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 35:07 - The Journey - Rich Halley 52:07 - The Jazz Hole with Linus 54:00 - Three and Me - Ayn Inserto Jazz Orchestra 62:46 - Finish

Martha Hart and Rena Mero are suing, dX is breaking up, the Greater Power was a swerve, and the Austin-McMahon feud continues as the WWF crowns Billy Gunn the 1999 King of the Ring. Turo is the largest car-sharing marketplace in the world, where you can book any car you want from a community of trusted hosts. From exotic sports cars to pickup trucks, Turo has the widest selection of cars available anywhere, for whatever occasion. Visit www.TURO.com or download the TURO app for free and get $25 off your first trip when you use our promo code: WRESTLEJUNE Start paying less interest on your credit card balances by refinancing with a Credit Card Consolidation loan from and get a .5% APR Discount with AutoPay at LightStream.com/wrestle - terms and conditions apply and offers are subject to change without notice. Get your balls right with Manscaped.com and get 20% off plus Free Shipping and a free travel bag with this promo code: WRESTLE

On this episode we sit down with Austin McMahon from Maple Co. We talk to him about following his entrepreneurial dreams, not listening to the negative opinions of others, the pitfalls of a plan B and how creativity is increased when your back is to the wall.  He talks about the power of collaborations and the value of business partners. Austin drops some knowledge about which hats are cool, how to party with Tony Hawk, and the perks and drawbacks of being a Bad Boy party DJ and his experience's getting beat up in the boxing ring. So be a Yobbo, swing round the Bottle-o coz Austin is Ridgy-Didge.  https://www.mapleco.ca/ https://www.instagram.com/mapleco/ https://www.instagram.com/austin_m/   https://www.instagram.com/junior_brown2.0/ https://www.instagram.com/breezyallcity/ https://www.instagram.com/outherelivin_/ PLEASE SUBSCRIBE RATE AND REVIEW US!!!     

The WWF is on fire by April '98. In this episode we cover the "RAW after WrestleMania" where Sean Waltman returned to the company to join DX, the New Age Outlaws became made men, Vince tried to "tame" his new champion, and everything else on the way to the Pay Per View after WrestleMania 14, Unforgiven 1998. Why was Dude Love the right opponent for Austin's first title defense? When did the company know that Austin-McMahon had "it" together? What did Waltman change that resulted in a better contract? What was the original name considered for him upon his return? How much of his "shoot" promo was scripted? How in the world did FIRE become such a critical part of the Undertaker-Kane feud? Who first pitched the Inferno Match? When did they first put the match together? What precautions were taken? You'll also hear more "tinkle, tinkle" silliness, who Bruce saw more potential in, some discussion on Mark Yeaton, the potential plan for Ric Flair on this Pay Per View, why the company didn't run Greensboro more often, what McMahon thought about the Rock N Roll Express, how the hell Sawyer Brown was on this show, how over Sable was without really doing anything, when the experiment for LOD 2000 was really over, Hunter beating Owen for the 713th time in a row, why Hunter wasn't the opponent for Steve instead of Dude Love, details on McMahon's first chair shot, and of course "Cornette" and "Pat" discussing the inferno match. We think 1998 is so easy to talk about and these two hours are going to fly by as we discuss UNFORGIVEN 1998! Don't miss our bonus show for Royal Rumble 1992: www.youtube.com/SomethingToWrestle Check out Bruce's "Q&A" about the "Mega Powers": www.Facebook.com/SomethingToWrestle Ask questions for the "Big Boss Man" right now: www.twitter.com/PrichardShow Come see our LIVE shows or buy a shirt and get a cal from Bruce: www.BrucePrichard.com Save Yourself Some Money: www.SaveWithBruce.com And don't miss "Something ELSE to Wrestle" Wednesdays on the WWE Network!

Bruce has had enough and he blows a gasket to start the show this week. Around 18 minutes in, it's all about the first time Vince McMahon decided to do the very first "brand split" with the First Draft on March 25, 2002! Who had the idea first? What was the original plan? Who in the office was against a split? Was Flair always supposed to be the first "General Manager" in company history? Was the idea to create "dream matches" for super shows? Was the brand split based on revenues being down or strictly creative? Bruce details exactly how Vince presents an idea and the way the writers worked together in that era. Who was happiest Hogan was back in the locker room? Who did Hall & Nash not want in the nWo? Who was allegedly "blown off" by a friend at WrestleMania? How did Vince feel when people joked about his failure with the XFL on TV? Who first used the word "brand" and why did the company start using it on TV? Who won the battle: WWF or DirecTV? Was there ever a plan to do more than 16 PPVs a year? Bruce discusses Mark Henry in the Hall of Fame, more details than ever before about the WWF name change, what agreement Vince didn't honor, what other names were considered, who wanted the word "wrestling" out of the name, rumors about Rey and Eddie's low ball contract offers, why the lightweight title never caught on, whether or not Stephanie wanted to be a TV star, which Superstars got to tryout for color commentary before Taz was selected, what Vince said at the meeting with the boys prior to the draft, how and where those meetings are held, why Penn State was the host, why RAW got a new look that night, when the talent found out, which talent did know ahead of time, who had special requests, whether or not traveling partners were considered, the silliness of Steve Austin not being in the draft, how Jericho found out, why Hunter wasn't eligible, why the nWo could be drafted as a group but the Dudleyz were split, who saw the Dudleyz as singles stars, how the Austin-McMahon relationship was at this point, plus details on the first Undisputed World Title belt! Please Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for a BONUS show: www.youtube.com/SomethingToWrestle Wake up with the "Morning Deuce with Bruce" every day: www.Facebook.com/SomethingToWrestle Ask a question about the "WrestleMania IV" episode next week: www.twitter.com/PrichardShow Come see us LIVE in Baltimore, Chicago, and San Antonio: www.BrucePrichard.com See the RARE "art" that became the Undisputed Title: www.instagram.com/PrichardShow Save Yourself Some Money: www.SaveWithBruce.com

The last event before WrestleMania; Fastlane 2018 is this Sunday how will the #WWE fare as they gear #SDLive up for the biggest event of the year? Monday Night #Raw gave us a taster of what we expect to see at Mania from Ronda Rousey and Stephanie McMahon, with the plan for the Rowdy One to elevate Steph's status - will this be anything like Vince facing Stone Cold in the Attitude Era? Probably not. SmackDown Live geared up for their final single-branded pay-per-view by adding John Cena to the WWE Championship match making it a six-pack challenge. Neither Rich or Tom are overly looking forward to the show but would love to be surprised by a good show! Rich's match of the week to watch on the network varies with several recommendations, Tom gives a summary of the news of the week and what exactly is a Kennel of Hell match? All that and much more discussed on Proper Sport's weekly wrestling podcast - PS does WWE.

March 9th, 1998: Steve Austin is still irate about Mike Tyson joining DX so he calls out Vince McMahon, and "Stone Cold" is willing to hold the show hostage until the boss shows up. Later, Tyson himself gives a very brief, pre-taped interview to Jim Ross in which he basically says nothing important. Owen Hart defends his European Title against overweight cowboy Barry Windham while Triple-H and Chyna lurk at ringside. Kane and Paul Bearer claim that they are not afraid of The Undertaker, but The Dead Man puts that theory to the test by literally haunting the arena (yes, you read that correctly). The Rock & Faarooq take on Ken Shamrock & Steve Blackman (a.k.a. The Most Awesome Tag Team In History) as The Nation of Domination's internal turmoil continues. The Artist Formerly Known As Goldust goes one-on-one with Marc Mero in a match where Sable and Luna are needlessly handcuffed to opposing ringposts. Cactus Jack & Chainsaw Charlie square off with The Quebecers while The New Age Outlaws seek to make even more mischief. Aguila squares off with "Too Sexy" Brian Christopher, who provides us with an incredibly creepy soundbite. Enjoying the Podcast? Let us know at rawattitudepodcast@gmail.com, subscribe on iTunes or Stitcher, or Tweet us @RawAttitudePod!

Voices of Wrestling's flagship podcast is back with episode #101, one of our zaniest episodes ever. We begin by somehow talking about the early 80s Buffalo Bills, Joe burps, the show ends with a discussion of Human Tornado, somewhere in-between we laugh at bad translations from New Japan World and review without a doubt the greatest squash match of all-time. We also discuss CM Punk's appearance on the Art of Wrestling podcast, Steve Austin's once-in-a-lifetime interview with Vince McMahon and why Joe thinks he dropped the ball as well as a preview of the remaining NJPW World Tag League, Ring of Honor's Final Battle and much more along the way!  Subscribe to Voices of Wrestling: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/voices-of-wrestling/id624753459 Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/voices-of-wrestling RSS: http://feeds.feedburner.com/VoicesOfWrestling Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/voices-of-wrestling-flagship/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

This week on Wrestling Informant Radio: Gary and Chris talk about CM Punk breaking his silence on the Art of Wrestling podcast hosted by Colt Cabana. They talk about the various big reveals coming out of the interview including what they believe to be legitimate and exaggerated. Also discussed is the much talked about Vince McMahon interview on Steve Austin’s podcast which was done live on the WWE Network after Monday’s RAW broadcast. Thoughts on McMahon’s comments regarding Cesaro, Macho Man/Hall of Fame, Undertaker’s streak ending & more! Plus we take listener questions which you can tweet to us anytime @PWInformant All this and much much more! (70 mins) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/wrestlinginformant/support

An all-music episode with happy, upbeat jazz to celebrate Spring! Lovely latin piano trio, groovy contemporary with North African flair, big band a la Ellington, a jazz orchestra number featuring Benny Golson and Nat Adderley, unbridled hard-bop and even a tender jazz vocal number just right for Mother's Day. We cover the East Coast this month - Hallandale, Melbourne, Maitland and Jacksonville! visit our Facebook pagecheck out our blogHosts: Allison Paris & Kenny MacKenzie   1. Introduction - Allison, Kenny2. "Carl's Idea" - Ron Pirtle Quintet (Melbourne, FL)  website Ron Pirtle - bass, Carl Hendrix - piano, Stan Soloko - drums,Paul Polanski - tenor sax, Brad Baker - tenor saxfrom the album "Gettin' In the Groove"purchase cd at CD Baby3. "Hymn of the Tides" - Jamie Ousley (Hallandale, FL)  websiteJamie Ousley - bass, Joe Davidian - pianoAustin McMahon - drumsfrom the album "A Sea of Voices" on Tie Recordsthis album is a not-for-profit project to benefit the environment.proceeds go to the Sunshine State Interfaith Power and Light Org.purchase cd at CD Baby4. Announcements - Kenny(background music from the album "Front and Center" by Shenole Latimer)5. "A Cup-a-Kenitra" - Rich Switzer  (Maitland, FL) websiteRich Switzer - trumpet, keyboards, all other instrumentsfrom the album "Moroccan Blend"buy cd at CD Baby or download at Itunes 6. "Along Came Benny" - Chuck Owen & the Jazz Surge (Temple Terrace, FL) websiteChuck Owen - piano, composer/arranger; Nat Adderley - cornetBenny Golson - tenor sax, Mark Neuenschwander - bass, David Hardman - drumsSaxes - Jack Wilkins - tenor, Jerry Kalber - alto, Dan Jordan - tenor,  Rex Wertz - sax, Brian Snapp - sax Trumpets - Ron Turner, Brian O'Flaherty, Mike Iapichino, Tom ParmerterTrombones - Keith Oshiro, Chris Clifton, Herb Bruce, Jim HallFrom the album "Chuck Owen & the Jazz Surge" on Sea Breeze Recordspurchase cd at Sea Breeze Records website8. Announcements - Allison9. "Lester's Leap" - Bill Prince (Jacksonville, FL)   websiteBill Prince - all instruments except drums, Rick Kirkland - drumsfrom the albums "Happy Thoughts"for more info on cd contact Dr. Prince10. "Babies Gentle" - Dot Wilder (Jacksonville, FL)   websiteDot Wilder - composer, vocalist; Roy Dunlap - piano, Dan Nicholson - sax, Jeff Hanley - bassfrom the album "Live at the Warehouse"purchase cd at CD baby11. Announcements - Kenny(background music from the album "Second Chances" by Allison Paris)13. Closing Announcements - Allison Palm Coast Jazz closing theme by Seven Octaves.produced by Kenny MacKenzie If you are a jazz musician residing in Florida with quality recordings of your original music (new or old) and would like to submit for future podcasts, please contact us at palmcoastjazz@gmail.com All recordings and compositions are the property of their respective performers and composers, all rights reserved. This podcast copyright 2012 Kenny MacKenzie. All rights reserved.

From Tallahassee to Hallandale, we've got you covered with only the best jazz coming out of Florida; including brand new Jazz infused with blues & rich Americana, thrilling Gypsy Jazz from Orlando, hip-shaking funk, sparkling trio pieces and we reach back to 1995 to reveal a gem you may have missed or forgotten about. Artists include Jamie Ousley, Chuck Owen, Jack Wilkins & more!visit our Facebook pagecheck out our blogHosts: Allison Paris & Kenny MacKenzie   1. Introduction - Allison, Kenny2. "Surge" - Chuck Owen & the Jazz Surge (Temple Terrace, FL) website saxes - Jack Wilkins (solo), Jerry Kalber, Bob D'Angelis, Dan Jordan,           Mark Gould, Rex Wertz, David Pate & Brian Snapptrumpets - Ron Turner, Brian O'Flaherty, Mike Iapichino & Tom              Parmertertrombones - John Allred (solo), Herb Bruce, Keith Oshiro,            Chris Clifton, Joe Barati & Jim HallWarren Bernhardt - piano, Mark Neuenschwander - bass &Adam Nussbaum - drumsFrom the album "Chuck Owen and the Jazz Surge"purchase cd at Sea Breeze Jazz 3. "Red Light" - The Cook Trio (Orlando, FL)  website Jason Cook - guitar, Kyle Jones - bass, Ian Cook - guitarfrom the album "Moonlight"purchase cd at CD Baby  or  download at Itunes   4. Announcements - Kenny(background music by the Frank Capek Quartet)   5. "Song of the Anvil" - Jack Wilkins (Tampa)   websiteJack Wilkins - composer, tenor saxophone; Per Danielson - piano, Keith Oshiro - trombone Corey Christiansen - guitars, Jon Metzger - vibraphone, marimba Mark Neuenschwander - bass, Paul Keesling - percussion, Danny Gottlieb - drumsfrom the album "The Blue & Green Project" on Summit Records purchase cd at Summit Records (free shipping) or download at Itunes   6. "The E Cycle" - Ermesc Gonzalez (Plant City, FL)   websiteErmesc Gonzalez - composer, guitar; Aldemar Valentine - bassFreddie Burgos - drumsfrom the album "Introspection"download album or tracks at Ermesc's Website7. Announcements - Allison8. "Down East River Drive" - Frozen Water (Tallahassee) websiteAndre Bowers - composer, piano, bass, drum programmingGlen Stoudemire - percussion, with Adam Cambira - tenor sax,D-Roc - guitarfrom the album "Summer's Walk"purchase album download via payloadz at Andre's site9. "With You" - Jamie Ousley (Hallandale, FL)   websiteJamie Ousley - composer, piano; Joe Davidian - piano, Austin McMahon - drums, cajonFrom the album "A Sea of Voices" on Tie Recordspurchase cd or download mp3s at CD Babyall proceeds from "A Sea of Voices" go to the Sunshine State Interfaith Power and Light organization. visit them here... 10. Announcements - Kenny(background music from "Second Chances" by Allison Paris)11. Closing announcements - AllisonPalm Coast Jazz closing theme by Seven Octaves.produced by Kenny MacKenzie If you are a jazz musician residing in Florida with quality recordings of your original music (new or old) and would like to submit for future podcasts, please contact us at palmcoastjazz@gmail.com All recordings and compositions are the property of their respective performers and composers, all rights reserved. This podcast copyright 2012 Kenny MacKenzie. All rights reserved.