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Comparing WWE 2012 to WWF 1995

Recently on our We Talk Wrestling podcast I compared TNA Impact of 2012 to the early days of WCW Monday Nitro. I did this to point out that, while there were no breakout angles, Nitro felt like a fresh alternative show to the stagnant Monday Night RAW. Fast forward 17 years later and Impact is […]

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We Talk Wrestling June 17, 2012: WWE No Way Out, TNA Trending Up, Kelly Kelly Jokes, and More

It’s another addition of We Talk Wrestling where the guys look at WWE’s No Way Out PPV. Addie and Mo also talk about TNA’s resurgence, why Vince is out of touch, The Man They Call Vader, and make some Kelly Kelly jokes. All this and a lot more! Download: We Talk Wrestling June 17, 2012(Warning […]

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Making the WWE Titles Mean Something

I’ll admit it, it’s been bothering me. For years I was able to rattle off the history of every WWF title belt starting from the early 1980’s. Things began to be more difficult in the Attitude Era, due to a combination of more championships being introduced and “Crash TV”, which changed the title like a […]

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We Talk Wrestling June 11, 2012: TNA Slammiversary Post Show, Randy Orton, WWE RAW 1000 and More

Addie and Mo return with a rundown of the TNA Slammiversary Pay Per View with thoughts on all of the matches, angles, and the first TNA Hall of Fame Inductee. The guys also look at some rumours regarding RAW 1000, and update on Randy Orton’s suspension, and Kelly Kelly’s status. They also discuss the […]

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A Look Back At In Your House Canadian Stampede

It’s hard to believe but this week, July 6th more specifically, marks the 14th anniversary of WWF’s (yes that’s not a typo) In Your House: Canadian Stampede Pay Per View. This show is still considered one of the best top to bottom cards that the WWF/E has ever put on. In fact it was the […]

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Why The Undertaker & HHH was great and MMA can’t match it

They may not be as young as they once were, or as strong, fast or athletic, but Undertaker and Triple H showed the most valuable tool a pro wrestler can have is a mind for the business that understands how to tell a story. Watching it (twice now) I found myself noticing how […]

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