Join us for our review series in the STS family, “Was It Really THAT Good?”! Long time wrestling fans always talk fondly of the old days in professional wrestling, so Gene Jackson and Brian Tramel have joined forces to take a look at wrestling shows from back in the day. This episode they review the July 20, 1998 edition of WWF MONDAY NIGHT RAW!Check out more of Brian Tramel's great content over at STSPod.club

UWF Fury Cast #11 – "Wild Things, Racist Gimmicks & Mystery Men?!"

This week on Retro Wrestling, it's the return of The UWF Fury Cast, Gene Jackson dives headfirst into another baffling chapter of Herb Abrams' legendary disasterpiece, the UWF Fury Hour and this is Episode 11!

Colonel DeBeers brings the racism, Wild Thing Steve Ray brings the nonsense, and someone thought it was a good idea to make "Cutie Pie" Louie Spicolli a “mystery man" opponent for fellow heel, Col. DeBeers.

Spoiler Alert: it didn’t work.

We’ve got:
🔥 Ivan Koloff chain assaults
🤕 B. Brian Blair chaos (again!)
🎤 Captain Lou’s Corner: Wild Thing Edition
🤡 Steve Ray vs. The Blue Knight!
🎭 DeBeers vs. Cutie Pie in the main event... and here comes ICEMAN!

Plus: Herb Abrams plugs the Rumble in the Big Apple like it’s WrestleMania... at a hotel.

💥 Watch, laugh, cry, and question your life choices along with Gene as we unravel one of the most unintentionally hilarious wrestling shows ever produced.

📺 Subscribe for weekly episodes as we suffer through every last drop of Herb’s madness. It’s UWF… so you know it’s so bad it's, well mostly just bad.

#UWF #HerbAbrams #WrestlingPodcast #RetroWrestling #GeneJackson #FuryCast #SteveRay #CaptainLou #ColDeBeers #LouieSpicolli #DonMuraco #UWFReview

It's a brand new episode of the Pro Wrestling Time Tunnel presents: 'Personalities, Territories, Towns & Buildings' with special guest: Gulf Coast Historian, Michael Norris! Michael and Tony Richards go through the history of pro wrestling in Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Western Florida plus the Gulf Coast Territory in the Spring of 1975! Check out Tony Richards' substack which features the Pro Wrestling Time Tunnel Daily Wrestling history newsletter, his podcast, and a lot of other great historical pro wrestling content over at https://tonyrichards4.substack.com/

Time Tunnel Flashback from the 1950s through the 1970sOn this episode of the Time Tunnel History Videocast, Tony Richards welcomes author and historian, Scott Teal of Crowbar Press to talk about his second book on the life and professional wrestling career of Frankie Cain.I think you'll enjoy Tony's talk with Scott as they ride the Time Tunnel back through the life of one of the most extraordinary characters in the history of professional wrestling.Check out Tony Richards' substack which features the Pro Wrestling Time Tunnel Daily Wrestling history newsletter, his podcast, and a lot of other great historical pro wrestling content over at https://tonyrichards4.substack.com/Tony Richards, Pro Wrestling Historian, Author and Storyteller shares pro wrestling historical items in each issue of the Time Tunnel Pro Wrestling History Newsletter. Thanks for reading, watching and listening, the Pro Wrestling Time Tunnel site takes a multi-media approach to the documentation of the history of this great sport!Their special Author Spotlight Series showcases the historians who are doing the work to document pro wrestling history and publishing their findings in books. If you enjoy Tony's guests and interviews in the Author Spotlight Series, please share it with folks you think might like to be a subscriber!Remember, paid subscribers get access to exclusive and special content like special issues including a multi-part flashback on the Georgia Championship Wrestling Territory in May 1975 including all the recorded cards for the month, full roster, territory towns and schedule and some special audio and video interviews on territory pro wrestling and more.

The first episode of Gene Jackson's Memphis in Minutes reviews Corey Maclin's Memphis Wrestling from November 8, 2003! A fun new concept where Gene reviews an old Memphis Wrestling show in slightly under 10 minutes.

Join us for our review series in the STS family, “Was It Really THAT Good?”! Long time wrestling fans always talk fondly of the old days in professional wrestling, so Gene Jackson and Brian Tramel have joined forces to take a look at wrestling shows from back in the day. This episode they review the November 22, 1980 episode of Portland WrestlingCheck out more of Brian Tramel's great content over at STSPod.club

Join us for our review series in the STS family, “Was It Really THAT Good?”! Long time wrestling fans always talk fondly of the old days in professional wrestling, so Gene Jackson and Brian Tramel have joined forces to take a look at wrestling shows from back in the day. This episode they’ll review Kevin Steen (who would go on to become KEVIN OWENS in the WWE) in Ring of Honor. Check all the great content Brian Tramel has to offer over at www.STSPod.club!

On today’s show, Tony Richards welcomes special guest, longtime fan and historical commentator, Steve Gennerelli.We hope you enjoy this conversation between Steve and Tony about the WWWF Territory of the Northeastern United States including some of the biggest towns and most historic buildings such as New York City, Madison Square Garden, Philadelphia, The Spectrum, Landover, The Capital Centre, the Boston Gardens and more. And…the names such as Bruno Sammartino, Spiros Arion, Waldo Von Erich, Chief Jay Strongbow, The Valiant Brothers, Dominic DeNucci, Victor Rivera and others. They hit all the personalities, all the towns, all the buildings and all the stories in the WWWF in the Spring of 1975!Check out Tony Richards' substack which features the Pro Wrestling Time Tunnel Daily Wrestling history newsletter, his podcast, and a lot of other great historical pro wrestling content over at https://tonyrichards4.substack.com/