Well howdy doody Bored Wrestling Fans! It’s Mark Noyce here with the first episode of what I called “The View From Britain”. “A British Point Of View” is taken. Damn Wrestlezone. Without Impact to review I figured we needed some weekly content and I sometimes don’t feel like writing so asked Joe if I could just record a quick little thing. It’s all explained in the podcast. I don’t know if this will be a weekly thing, but we’ll see what happens.
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This week on BoredWrestlingFan Radio, Joe, G, JT, and Mark are joined by Senior director of Marketing and PR for Cirque Du Soleil, former ECW personality Lou D’Angeli, previously known as Sign Guy Dudley and Lou E. Dangerously. Lou talks about getting his start in the wrestling business through ECW, who came up with the Sign Guy Dudley character, the origins of Lou E. Dangerously, and much more. He talks about life in Las Vegas, plugs a band, and talks hockey with us as well. We span his entire wrestling career, including WWE’s version of ECW, so you don’t want to miss this!
In the news, we talk about Vince McMahon’s appearance on the “Stone Cold Podcast” on the WWE Network, as well as CM Punk’s follow-up appearance on The Art of Wrestling with Colt Cabana. We reveal other wrestlers who could have died under the watch of the WWE medical staff. We give you the latest updates on legal matters surrounding Heath Slater, Teddy Hart, and former OVW talent Rip Steel. We’ve got news surrounding Impact Wrestling and Global Force Wrestling. Plus, CM Punk is headed to the octagon for UFC. All this and much, much more! Tune in!
BoredWrestlingFan Radio Episode 155 (MP3, 2:13:15)
This week’s break songs were “Walk” by Pantera (buy it here!), and “Monster” by Fever Red (stream it here!).
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Monday night after RAW, the WWE Network aired a special “Stone Cold Podcast,” where Steve Austin’s guest was WWE Chairman Vince McMahon. At the end of the show, Austin asked Mr. McMahon where people could go to offer suggestions for WWE. Vince claims he listens to his audience, referring to the live audience, but Austin insisted that they could send their thoughts to the WWE and Vince McMahon’s Twitter accounts. I saw a great post from @KellettFilm on Twitter with a list of things he would like to see, and I agreed with a lot of his list, and some of his things, in my own words, may show up here. That said, here is my idea of what I’d personally like to see from World Wrestling Entertainment.
And then we’ll watch Lucha Underground later… because you know… WWE kind of sucks right now.
According to People Magazine, the internet meme known as “Grumpy Cat” will be hosting RAW on Monday, November 17, 2014. The cat has a movie coming out, so this is a promotional event.
And no. People has not been duped by kayfabenews.com, WWE.com has confirmed this on their own site as well.
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This week, Joe, G, JT, and Mark talk wrestling – but that’s before they veer off into a conversation about the new Monday night FOX show, Gotham. Who is the Joker? Was it the comedian? Time will tell. Meanwhile, back on USA Network, who is the bunny? Praise is given to NXT talent, and praise is given to Impact as a whole for having mostly wrestling matches on the show. Praise is given to SmackDown for not just being RAW recaps for two hours.
In the news, we learn the new names of some recently acquired WWE talent. We get an update on the WWE Network in Canada. We find out the most recent updates to the timetables of Roman Reigns and Daniel Bryan’s returns. We get more information on TNA’s Bound For Glory pay-per-view and AAA’s Lucha Underground show on the El Rey Network. All this and more on BWF Radio!
BWF Radio Episode 145 (MP3, 2:06:10)
This week’s break song was “Scenario” by A Tribe Called Quest. Buy it here!
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This week, the NFL takes over the early part of the show as the crew discuss the issues of violence plaguing the home lives of a few NFL stars. We talk about RAW, we talk about SmackDown (briefly), we talk about IMPACT, and we talk about NXT TakeOver – How you doin’?
In the news, we pay our respects to Sean O’Haire. We get an update on Jake Roberts’ health. We find out why Rosa Mendes is still employed. The WWE responds to CM Punk (or is that CM Pink?)’s lawsuit by lowering prices on all of his merchandise. Spike TV comments on Vince Russo. And Sports Illustrated lists the worst promos of all time. All this and more on BoredWrestlingFan Radio!
BoredWrestlingFan Radio Episode 143 (MP3, 2:07:03)
This week’s break song was “Dry Bone Valley” by Mastodon. Buy it here!
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Jorge returns to BWF Radio, and Mark takes a week off. We discuss SummerSlam. G has a rant about the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge and we discuss the proper way of going about it. In the news, Alberto Del Rio and Rey Mysterio show up in AAA. Triple H and Vince McMahon butt heads over WrestleMania 31 bookings. Bully Ray finishes his run with TNA Wrestling. We give the potential date that SmackDown could be switching back to Thursday nights. And just how many wins has Rosa Mendes had in singles competition in the WWE? All this and much more on BWF Radio!
BoredWrestlingFan Radio Episode 140 (MP3, 1:59:31)
This week’s break song was “Somebody Fucked With Me” by Buckcherry. Buy it here!
Joe takes the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge:
BWF it’s your birthday! Happy birthday BWF! Yes, six years ago I started BoredWrestlingFan.com as a site for fans, by fans, and I’ve gotten to do some cool stuff over the years because of it. Not make any money, mind you, but I got to meet guys like Johnny Gargano and Gregory Iron, get threatened by the late Matt Borne, and talk yoga with Diamond Dallas Page. I’ve also been stuck doing this RAW review. Oh well, let’s go.
30 minutes home, the rest here, blah blah blah just click the link.