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On this episode of 83Weeks, Eric and Conrad play a fun game of "Who would you induct into the WCW hall of fame." The guys debate the value of some of their inductees and discuss viewer/listener's suggestions too. This is going to be a rare hypothetical episode of 83Weeks that we're sure will have people debating for years to come. Eric and Conrad also catch up on all the news and notes in the world of professional wrestling that you're not going to want to miss. AURA - Stop data brokers from exposing your personal information. Go to our sponsor https:/aura.com/83weeks to get a 14-day free trial and see how much of yours is being sold. https://buy.aura.com/yt-free-trial?irclickid=TGqUDyR%3AaxyPT79QyoThCyA5UkHWaayeUzlX3s0&iradname=YouTube%20Ad%20-%20Free%20Trial&iradid=1148850&irgwc=1&c1=314846&camp=12398&utm_source=influencelogic&utm_medium=influencer&mktp=influencer&sharedid=83weeks SIGNOS-Signos removes the guesswork out of weight loss and provides the tools to develop healthier habits. Go to https://www.signos.com/ and get 20% off select plans by using code 83WEEKS. MANSCAPED - April is National Testicular Cancer Awareness Month! We've partnered with @Manscaped to help spread the word

O.W.P. Episode 210: WCW Hall of Fame by Our Wrestling Podcast

This week TMPT welcomes into the show for our flagship episode, The Assassin Jody Hamilton. The WCW Hall of Famer and multiple time World Tag Team Champion in many territories is on the show to talk about his entire legendary wrestling career. Host John Poz and Jody will discuss the formation of the Assassins, their dominant run through the territories, working for WCW, running the WCW Power Plant, running Deep South Wrestling, and so much more!

Jonathan Hood talks about the life of Mr. Wrestling 2 as he reviews his career and highlights in pro wrestling. The legendary "Mr. Wrestling II" Johnny Walker has passed away at the age of 85. The Cauliflower Alley Club announced on Twitter this morning that Walker passed away on Tuesday in Hawaii, where he lived. Walker, who worked for WWE from 1984-1986 as his career was winding down, held numerous titles across the NWA, Deep South Wrestling, Championship Wrestling From Florida, Georgia Championship Wrestling, and others. He was inducted into the NWA Hall of Fame in 2012, the Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2014, and the WCW Hall of Fame in 1993.

After all the terrible shows so far, these ones were bad...but not quite as bad. Troy & Greg talk about the latest wrestling news as well as going over the very first WWF In Your House and WCW Slamboree 1995, which saw a ton of legends being inducted into the WCW Hall of Fame. FACEBOOK: /PodWresSociety TWITTER: @PodWresSociety INSTAGRAM: @PodWresSociety GET YOUR SWAG: Redbubble -- SpreadShirt BECOME A PART OF THE SOCIETY: AdvertiseCast OUR AFFILIATES: Wrestling With Wrestling -- Drama City Productions

"And yes, I did just compare this episode of Nitro to Donnie Darko". We're on the road to Starrcade 1999 and this is one of the best (most ridiculous) episodes of Nitro we've had to watch yet. Listen as we discuss Babyface Sid breaking kayfabe, mud pits, running gags, Roddy Piper's inflating salary, a small retrospective on our favourite lady wrestler: MIDNIGHT, David Flair's creepy tormenting of The Maestro/Ryan Shamrock, Buzzkill on commentary, Chavo's informercial pitchman gimmick. The TV Title going in the trash, The Revolution and their AMAZING new snake gimmick, The dating rituals of Italian stereotypes, Meng's savagery, Denim clad, "All Business" Arn Anderson and TPWW.net. (WCW Hall of Fame Inductee: Midnight)

Reggie "The Crusher" Lisowski is known as "The Man Who Made Milwaukee Famous." Over the course of his 40-year professional wrestling career, the South Milwaukee native and World War II vet was the pride of a region, an influence to untold numbers of aspiring wrestlers, and a WCW Hall of Famer with a heft of title belts to his name. If Chris Smith has it his way, The Crusher (who died in 2005) will also be honored with a statue in his hometown. Smith—an Oak Creek resident and wrestling fan—recently launched a campaign to pay tribute to Lisowski by building a full-size bronze statue in downtown South Milwaukee in 2019. In only a couple of months, 'Da Crusher Statue Memorial Fund has raised more than $33,000 of its $40,000 goal. Days after a Crusher event at The Vanguard, Smith joined Tyler Maas at Milwaukee Record headquarters to discuss his motivation for this endeavor, The Crusher's local significance, statue specifics, and upcoming events to continue to make his dream a reality. This episode is brought to you by Surly Brewing, a Minnesota-based brewery and the official beer of On The Record. Try Surly's new reduced-gluten Hopshifter IPA now. Music used in this episode comes courtesy of Piles ("Blue Glue") and Novas ("The Crusher"). Subscribe to On The Record via iTunes or Stitcher (for free!).

 "Imagine if they really went for the gimmick, and Jerry Flynn was just fighting himself" Listen as we examine another chapter in the decline of WCW and break down things like hyberbole, dirty versions of wrestlers, Mt Rushmores, The Random Thunder Project, Sid having half a brain, terrible audio issues, our weird fascination with Midnight, Russo threatening people with their previous gimmicks, Johnny Boone: World's Toughest Referee, Smark Wrestling Federation, Oklahoma being the absolute worst, The massive whiff of the Jerry Flynn "Fight Club" gimmick and Golberg just standing around. WCW Hall of Fame Inductee: Jerry "Yeesh Face" Flynn

"It's like watching Requiem for a Dream. The first time around you don't catch it all, but the second time around you really start to absorb the minutae of the Konnan music video". We're back to cover the GREATEST MOMENT IN BRET HART'S WCW CAREER (and one of our all time favourite WCW moments). Listen as we also discuss David Flair's daddy issues, Beetle Adventure Racing, incomprehensible Konnan music video lyrics, Hulk Hogan doing something awesome for once, DDP not knowing how to Rhyme, snippy commentary, Ric Flair HATING Canada, Scott Steiner's eventual awesomeness, Bret Hart's Pro Canadian awesomeness, HOT TORONTO CROWDS, the start of the RNP Denim Tracker, Cinnamon Gum being terrible and more! WCW Hall of Fame Inductee: Bret Hart's Titanium Chestplate

"Jeff Jarrett should stick to what he knows best: convincing people to buy and sell gold". Prime. Russo. Territory. Listen as we break down Jeff Jarrett's "slapnuts" catchphrase, Scott Hall representing Detroit strip clubs, Global Force Gold, Lex Luger booking Liz in matches, Boppity Boopy Italian hands, Virgil's alter ego 8x10 autographs, Kidman overreacting and ending The Filthy Animals, Nitro Girl blood feud, the Maestro providing the score to all the backstage segments, Norman Smiley's hardcore milk drinking, Buzzkill being Anti-HOF, Oklahoma being the absolute worst (still), Meng vs. Liz, Janitor Jim Duggan and the Normandy Toilet of Poop, Roddy Piper's terrible mic skills, Sting vs. Meng and David Flair stepping up HUGE and killing the piano. WCW Hall of Fame Inductee: Meng

"Every time Nick Patrick counts a pinfall on Sting after a leg drop, a Smark loses the will to live" Listen as we break down Miss Kitty and Mae Young's boobs, aggressive stalker Sid Vicious, Dean Malenko: The Stupidest Man in Wrestling, Saturn turning face/heel faster than anyone, Psychosis' brief Cruiserweight title run, WCW being at the forefront of internet wrestling, Hall & Nash returning to destroy the "Fade-o-Meter", a terrible marriage proposal, Wrestling Stables worse than the First Family, Goldberg's spear vs. Roman's, Harlem Heat dressing like their futures, complicated Nitro Girl voting, Curt Hennig being used to further a Berlyn/Brad Armstrong feud, Rey Mysterio being the 2nd dumbest man in wrestling, the Bret/Benoit tribute match, Seven's  impending debut and how to get heel heat for Sting. (WCW Hall of Fame Inductee: Bret "The Hitman" Hart)

 "I think he's burying the entire concept of what this show is built around" Listen as we break down the lack of Shavione, WWF Monday Nitro, trophies in wrestling being garbage, the shittiest stable in WCW (at the time), Mean Gene Okerlund being a massive cinephile, a montage set to a medley of dental drills, Lenny Lane being "Darkest Timeline" Chris Jericho, Bobby Heenan burying the starfuckery of WCW, that youngster Sting being held down for years, Scott Hudson perving out over the Nitro Girls, Psychosis' apt ring name, The Jersey Triad busting out Yo Mama jokes, Arli$$ invading WCW, Dennis Rodman vs. Presidential candidate Randy Savage, The Faux Horsemen debut and Hulk Hogan being horrible. (WCW Hall of Fame Inductee: Bobby "The Brain" Heenan)

PWPOP.com presents Respect The Mat Wrestling Podcast! On this Ninth edition of Respect The Mat, Greg and Ilario review WCW Slamboree '94!The early years of Slamboree are some true forgotten gems and 1994 was one of these gems. This show hailed from Philadelphia and as expected the matches were very physical even leaning towards many being hardcore. Sting vs Vader, Flair vs Windham, Cactus Jack/Kevin Sullivan vs The Nasty Boys, Dustin vs Bunkhouse Buck. Also in attendance were many Legends such as Harley Race, Ernie Ladd, Red Bastien and The Crippler Ray Stevens. All of which were there for the WCW Hall of Fame Inductions. Hopefully after listening to this show you will watch Slamboree '94 and give us your thoughts on the Respect The Mat Facebook page. RTM believes this is an excellent event with some standout matches and rarely seen interactions between some of the true Superstars of yesteryear. If you want more Respect The Mat, make sure to LIKE the Respect The Mat Facebook page. Download our previous episodes on iTunes!Don't forget to check PWPOP.com daily for our other great Podcasts and all the latest news in Wrestling and Pop Culture! Enjoy!