Ricky Steamboat Archives - We Talk Wrestling

We Talk Wrestling May 23, 2014: WWE, ROH, and the Rest

Addie and Mo are back to talk all the news in WWE ROH and even some TNA. The guys look at some WWE.com top 30 lists and talk about the glaring omissions in the lists. They also look at RAW, the WWE financials, and take some questions about Jim Ross, the Attitude Era, and […]

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We Talk Wrestling May 15, 2014 – The WTW Roundtable P-Anal

And now for something completely different… We Talk Wrestling with Addie and Mo is proud to present their first ever WTW Roundtable P-Anal. The show is joined by 3 esteemed guests, or whatever we could actually dig up. We are joined by a returning Stephen Ajamie, comic creator and wrestling fan Jeff Martin, and Owen […]

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The Greatest Intercontinental Champions of All Time

It was one of the highlights of my wrestling fandom, being live in Pontiac Michigan to see “Macho Man” Randy Savage defend the Intercontinental Title against Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat at Wrestlemania III. Ever since that program, the IC belt has held a special place in my heart. There were many times that the belt and angle surrounding it was […]

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The Best Wrestlers To Never Be World Champion

I was recently watching some wrestling from the past online (any listeners to our podcast will be shocked!) and Jim Ross put over that fact that, at the time, Rob Van Dam was the best wrestler to never have won the world title. As well all know, Rob would win the title at the […]

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We Talk Wrestling – May 22, 2011 In Memory of Randy Savage

It’s the We Talk Wrestling that we didn’t want to do. Addie and Mo discuss the life and times of the late, great “Macho Man” Randy Savage. The guys go through the career of Randy and highlight their thoughts and memories on his major angles as well as career achievements in both WWF and WCW. […]

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Goodbye Macho Man

Randy Savage and Owen Hart are the reasons that you are reading this right now. Without those two men there is no We Talk Wrestling podcast, there is no wetalkwrestling.com, and simply put, I am not a fan. One Saturday morning in late 1986 a 9 year old Addie was in tears, running to his […]

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