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This week STICK TO WRESTLING is joined by Steve Generalli, a knowledgeable longtime WWF fan. In the second segment of a two part series, we talk about the Most Valuable Players of the Bob Backlund era, year by year. We cover: –Captain Lou Albano, and how if managers qualified for the MVP he might have … Continue reading Episode 135: The WWF MVPs, Part Two →

This week STICK TO WRESTLING is joined by Steve Generalli, a knowledgeable longtime WWF fan. In the first segment of a two part series, we talk about the Most Valuable Players of the Bob Backlund era, year by year. We cover: –Bob Backlund, and how he was a huge success as Bruno Sammartino’s successor. –Bruno … Continue reading Episode 134: The WWF MVPs, Part One →

This week’s STICK TO WRESTLING is a Christmas Day edition, and the last STW of the year, so why not have a special TWO HOUR EPISODE? More specialness- we’re joined by the show’s producer, Lightning Lou Kipilman! Even more specialness- it’s a mailbag show where we answer questions from the listeners! Here are some of … Continue reading Episode 133: Pump Or Pay Revisited →

The week STICK TO WRESTLING is joined by Max Levy and we talk about the demise of the WWF in the early to mid 90’s. So what happened? –The steroid scandal, shrinking wrestlers, and an issue the fans could no longer turn a blind eye to. –Berry Orton (named after Wild Red Berry) had a … Continue reading Episode 132: Flair Is In A Limo While Luger Rides The Bus →

The week STICK TO WRESTLING is joined by Ron Lemieux! It’s a wicked good hour as we talk about the late, great Pat Patterson and what it was like to see him in the WWF. We discuss: –The brilliant booking where Patterson won the North American title from Ted Dibiase, and how he then deployed … Continue reading Episode 131: Pat Patterson’s WWF Run →

This week STICK TO WRESTLING is joined by The King of Baltimore himself, John Fell! It’s a wicked good hour as we discuss: –Roddy Piper making John’s wife furious. –The 1987 Crockett Cup –Ric Flair luring females to the Baltimore Marriott hotel. –Wrestlemania 3 –J.J. Dillon, an underrated asset with the Four Horsemen. –The 1991 … Continue reading Episode 130: The Brock Brothers →