Overdue praises By Tayler Troutt (not a girl)
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“I have found Kevin Scampoli and Danny Richardson. These 2 simply embody the best of what a wrestling fan should be. They are fun, they are immature, they are creative, they are... the Whole F'ning Show. TWFS has what many other sports reviews/podcasts lack, PERSONALITY. Kevin is a man child in the best way to say it. You can't argue with him about anything because of his silver tongue and you just wont want to either. He is funny in a way that'll make anyone laugh with dirty jokes and serious reference humor with obscene noises and dialogue. Humor is his game and wreslting is his sports entertainment. This is a guy that deserves the title 'Shawn Michael's BIGGEST fan' and it isn't just because he's so manly that he can shed a man tear for HBK but he also has enough respect for him to love him even through his chaps and finding jesus phase. He is edgy humor at it's finest and thats great but he is only half of the dream team. With such a radical and energetic person you must have an anchor to keep it in check and balace, the "yang to my yin" as i was told, this role is perfectly filled by the man, Danny Richardson. It is truely admirable that Danny can go every week for 1-2 hours and be verbally abused and be able to laugh during the moment. Even if it is all jokes, It takes a true man to keep cool, composed and never lash back. Danny and Kevin share a true bond and it becomes more and more apparent the more you listen to them. Danny makes true the statement 'Cooler heads will prevail'. With a hot headed host and a firm anchored co-host, the best of nostalgia, forsight, play-by-play, and awesome pretend "bits" wrestling has to offer. They arent the stereo-typical fans either they can appreciate a heel for his character and a face for his in ring ability but also criticize them for the same things. They see the views of the people, true voices of the voicless. They are the internet fans, the red neck fans, the kid fans, and the classic fans bundled up together. WWE fanboys at heart they still throw in the occasional TNA mention and a word or two about Ring of Honor and a throwback now and again to WCW. They try their best to include all the companies but they also don't. These guys appeal to my inner self, the wrestling fan within me, the wreslting fan within us all. They are... The Whole F****** Show.”Read full review »
F3aredak47 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/19/11
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“If you are looking for both Comedy and Wrestling. Than don't look anywhere else. Check out this one! I did give you 5 stars but as far as just being a wrestling podcast you are not the best at that. You are however the best at mixing both comedy in with wrestling talk.”Read full review »
mrx8300 via Apple Podcasts ·
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01/11/12
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“Before I found TWFS. I didn't have a weekly discussion to listen to. I found all the other wrestling podcasts boring and void of humor. I felt the same about comedy podcasts oddly enough. There was no podcasts willing to "go there" because of their precious "sponsors" and they...”Read full review »
Jake THE Snake96 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/18/12
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“It is so hard to set yourself apart from the large collection of camouflage podcasts these days. Kevin and Danny pull it off through a few very creative ways.
1) Sound - this show sounds great technically, but also their voices are very distinct, natural, and distinguished.
2 ) Content - this...”Read full review »
Johanard Lee via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/20/12
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