3 years in the making!
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“I’ve literally waited 3 years for the “January 4, 1986” episode! I got into pro wrestling watching JCP in the mid-80s. In spite of all the pro wrestling I watched on cable TV: the WWF product, World Class, the AWA, etc, etc... I always gravitated to World Championship Wrestling on TBS. Tony Schiavone is on my “Mt. Rushmore” of favorite pro wrestling announcers. I’ve been following WHW since the beginning in 2017. I’ve always wanted to hear Schiavone’s insight on the JCP days. So, I look forward to the coming year’s focus on Jim Crockett Promotions/World Championship Wrestling in 1986!”
The Avid Wrestling Fan via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/08/21
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“"People are running to the pay phones to tell their friends what is happening!" Best one of up selling on old Nitro. Keep up the great work guys”Read full review »
RealDaver via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
02/04/17
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“Good concept, can't wait to hear more about the early NWA/WCW years. I'm definitely a fan of Tony Schiavone but I don't think Conrad asks him the right questions. Conrad asks questions that Tony doesn't know or wouldn't know (he asks Prichard-like questions to someone who...”Read full review »
Junk bluelink via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/07/17
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“So great to hear Tony, hope he will stick with it. He is very funny and Conrad a great host. Wrestling world loves Tony and those who don't don't matter.”Read full review »
Drpiv via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/12/17
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