Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam

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Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam

  1. 5d ago

    Episode 436: If Not For Dad…

    This week on STICK TO WRESTLING we ask the big question – how would certain wrestlers fared had their Dad not been a promoter and / or a booker? We talk Greg Gagne, Mike Graham, George Gulas, Tully Blanchard, The Von Erichs, Jeff Jarrett, Dustin Rhodes, Brian Christopher, Erik Watts, Shane & Stephanie McMahon and more! What are you waiting for? Download it, fire it up, and join us for another wicked good episode of STICK TO WRESTLING. STICK TO WRESTLING: give us sixty minutes, and perhaps indeed we’ll give you a rawboned weekly classic pro wrestling podcast.   Produced by Lou Kipilman Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam is a production of the Arcadian Vanguard Podcast Network The post Episode 436: If Not For Dad… appeared first on Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam.

  2. Oct 16

    Episode 435: Rubbed The Wrong Way

    This week on STICK TO WRESTLING we review the NWA during the month of 1986! Has a major promotion ever had a more eventful month? We talk Magnum T.A., Ric Flair, Nikita Koloff, Dusty Rhodes, Rock & Roll Express, Rick Rude, Tully Blanchard, The Road Warriors, Manny Fernandez, Dick Murdoch, Ole & Arn Anderson, Jim Cornette, Buddy Landell, Ivan Koloff, Jimmy Valiant, Brad Armstrong, Shaska Whatley, Baby Doll, Dutch Mantel, Baron Von Raschke, Bill Dundee, Paul Jones, Tim Horner, The Barbarian, Jimmy Garvin, Krusher Khruschev, Wahoo McDaniel, Ron Garvin, Big Bubba Rogers, Bobby Jaggers, and more! Also on the discussion table: — Magnum T.A.’s career comes to a tragic end in an automobile accident. One of wrestling’s brightest young stars has his future stolen in an instant. — Nikita Koloff turns babyface in a manner that is both shocking and completely logical. — Ric Flair gives Baby Doll her walking papers. The Nature Boy has a long history of questionable decisions involving women, but this one comes with a pink slip. — The Four Horsemen ambush Dusty Rhodes in a parking lot—and have the whole thing videotaped for public consumption. Nothing says class like a gang beat down with a camera crew. — The Midnight Express are forced to face the Road Warriors in a Scaffold Match at Starrcade, and Jim Cornette cannot hide his displeasure. — Paul Jones has crushed Jimmy Valiant’s spirit by taking Jimmy’s hair, and then his best friend. Valiant has nothing left to put up to get Jones to agree to another Hair Match…or does he? Plus we prove that Starrcade ’86 did not ever have Ric Flair vs Magnum T.A. scheduled as it’s main event, plus there’s lots of rare and great audio, so are you waiting for? Download it, fire it up, and join us for another wicked good episode of STICK TO WRESTLING. STICK TO WRESTLING: give us sixty minutes, and perhaps indeed we’ll give you a rawboned weekly classic pro wrestling podcast. Produced by Lou Kipilman Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam is a production of the Arcadian Vanguard Podcast Network The post Episode 435: Rubbed The Wrong Way appeared first on Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam.

  3. Oct 9

    Episode 434: One Town Per Fan

    This week on STICK TO WRESTLING we review championship Wrestling From Florida during the year of 1976. Barry Rose is our guest, and he watched all of the television and attended the house shows during this time! We talk Dusty Rhodes, Eddie Graham, Jack Brisco, Terry Funk, Gordon Solie, Superstar Billy Graham, Steve Keirn, The Assassin, Ox Baker, Bob Backlund, Bob Orton Jr, Billy Robinson, Thunderbolt Patterson, Mike Graham, Bob Roop, and much more! Also on the discussion table: — This is the year Dusty Rhodes broke out as THE star in Florida, much like Bruno Sammartino was THE star in New York. — Steve Keirn and Bob Roop engage in a heated and very personal feud. — Superstar Billy Graham shows up and becomes the lead heel. —Terry Funk puts a bounty on Dusty Rhodes’ head. — A very young Bob Backlund is here, learning the ropes and gaining experience. — ”The Gladiator” shows up wearing a mask, but he still looks very familiar. So are you waiting for? Download it, fire it up, and join us for another wicked good episode of STICK TO WRESTLING. By doing so you’ll make it the best Columbus Day weekend ever! STICK TO WRESTLING: give us sixty minutes, and perhaps indeed we’ll give you a rawboned weekly classic pro wrestling podcast. Produced by Lou Kipilman Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam is a production of the Arcadian Vanguard Podcast Network The post Episode 434: One Town Per Fan appeared first on Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam.

  4. Oct 2

    Episode 433: Nothing Happened Today

    This week on STICK TO WRESTLING we review the WWF from October, 1986! Bobby Heenan, Roddy Piper, Randy Savage, Jake Roberts, Hulk Hogan, Honkytonk Man, Ricky Steamboat, Big John Studd, Jesse Ventura, Dino Bravo, Paul Orndorff, Danny Davis, Butch Reed, Don Muraco, British Bulldogs, Andre The Giant, Adrian Adonis, Kamala, Harley Race, The Wizard, Bob Orton Jr, Hart Foundation, Vince McMahon, Blackjack Mulligan, Slick, Pedro Morales, Nikolai Volkoff, Greg Valentine, Sika, The Islanders, Jimmy Jack Funk, Fred Blassie, George Steele, The Machines, Jimmy Hart, King Kong Bundy, Tito Santana, Kamala, Killer Bees, Gene Okerlund, Johnny V, Koko B. Ware, Dick Slater, Hercules Hernandez, Killer Bees, Bruno Sammartino, Captain Lou Albano, Billy Jack Haynes, Brutus Beefcake, The Rougeaus, Junkyard Dog, The Iron Sheik, Mr. Fuji, and more! Also discussed: — The sun finally sets on Fred Blassie’s career in wrestling that lasted over fifty years. — Saturday Night’s Main Event goes over the top trying to get non-wrestling fans to sample the product. — We talk about the career arcs of Barry O and Ron Shaw- that’s how hardcore this podcast is. — Honkytonk Man as a babyface is a complete stinkbomb and no, it was not all part of the plan. — Butch Reed has an obsession with all things that are natural. — Dino Bravo returns as a heel. It may not seem so now but this was shocking at the time. Plus Johnny Mac tells a story about gambling on wrestling results and there’s lot’s of great, rare audio, so are you waiting for? Download it, fire it up, and join us for another wicked good episode of STICK TO WRESTLING. STICK TO WRESTLING: give us sixty minutes, and perhaps indeed we’ll give you a rawboned weekly classic pro wrestling podcast. Produced by Lou Kipilman Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam is a production of the Arcadian Vanguard Podcast Network The post Episode 433: Nothing Happened Today appeared first on Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam.

  5. Sep 25

    Episode 432: Buddy Rose Is Immature

    This week on STICK TO WRESTLING we review Pacific Northwest Wrestling (or “Portland Wrestling”) from the year of 1976! We talk Playboy Buddy Rose, Terry Funk, Jesse Ventura, Jimmy Snuka, Apache Bull Ramos, Dutch Savage, Andre The Giant, The Samoans, Jay Youngblood, The Royal Kangaroos, Stan Stasiak, Dale Lewis, and more! Plus we discuss the legacy of Bouncy Bruce Smith, so are you waiting for? Download it, fire it up, and join us for another wicked good episode of STICK TO WRESTLING. STICK TO WRESTLING: give us sixty minutes, and perhaps indeed we’ll give you a rawboned weekly classic pro wrestling podcast. Produced by Lou Kipilman Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam is a production of the Arcadian Vanguard Podcast Network The post Episode 432: Buddy Rose Is Immature appeared first on Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam.

  6. Sep 18

    Episode 431: My Pure Strength

    This week on STICK TO WRESTLING we review the NWA from the month of September 1986! We talk Ric Flair, Dusty Rhodes, Tully Blanchard, Road Warriors, Magnum TA, Arn Anderson, Nikita Koloff, Jim Cornette, Ole Anderson, Baby Doll, Rock & Roll Express, Manny Fernandez, J.J. Dillon, Dick Murdoch, Buddy Landell, Midnight Express, Paul Jones, Krusher Krushev, Jimmy Garvin, Dutch Mantell, Rick Rude, Brad Armstrong, Bill Dundee, Jimmy Valiant, Ivan Koloff, Ron Garvin, Pez Whatley, The Warlord, Black Bart, Tim Horner, Baron Von Rashke, Bobby Jaggers, Steve Regal, Sam Houston, Big Bubba Rogers, Hector Guerrero, and more! Plus there’s lot’s of great, rare audio, so are you waiting for? Download it, fire it up, and join us for another wicked good episode of STICK TO WRESTLING. STICK TO WRESTLING: give us sixty minutes, and perhaps indeed we’ll give you a rawboned weekly classic pro wrestling podcast. Produced by Lou Kipilman Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam is a production of the Arcadian Vanguard Podcast Network The post Episode 431: My Pure Strength appeared first on Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam.

  7. Sep 11

    Episode 430: Seinfeld’s Nutshell

    This week the STICK TO WRESTLING Universe welcomes Lou Kipilman as it’s guest, and we take questions from our listeners! — Did Bobby Heenan spoil the surprise when Hogan came out and he asked “Whose side is he on”? — What might the old Mid-Atlantic territory looked like had it not been for the 1975 plane crash? — If the WWF wanted to keep the tag titles on the British Bulldogs while Dynamite Kid recovered from his injuries, who would have been the third member? — What if, in 1987 when he was basically a free agent, Ted Dibiase moved to the NWA and not the WWF? — Same question applied to Randy Savage. — We do the “Bruiser Brody in the WWF thing” again, but with a different voice and opinion. Plus we take kind of a deep dig into Jay Youngblood AND week look at the infamous Pete Crow-Armstrong for Javier Báez trade, so are you waiting for? Download it, fire it up, and join us for another wicked good episode of STICK TO WRESTLING. STICK TO WRESTLING: give us sixty minutes, and perhaps indeed we’ll give you a rawboned weekly classic pro wrestling podcast. Produced by Lou Kipilman Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam is a production of the Arcadian Vanguard Podcast Network The post Episode 430: Seinfeld’s Nutshell appeared first on Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam.

  8. Sep 4

    Episode 429: Egotistical Hambone

    This week on STICK TO WRESTLING, we’re hopping in the time machine and looking back at the WWF in September 1986! — A New Era Begins: Championship Wrestling and All-Star Wrestling are out, replaced by Superstars of Wrestling and Wrestling Challenge—game-changing flagship shows that made the WWF look like the pro wrestling equivalent of the NBA. — Returns & Reveals: “Superstar” Billy Graham returns (and we have some thoughts on his… unique ring gear), plus Hillbilly Jim makes his comeback with a great story behind it. — Major Angle: The heels finally lay a beatdown on Roddy Piper, cementing his historic babyface turn. — Tag Team Oddities: We break down some of the WWF’s bizarre tag team booking during this era. — Future Legends: Mick Foley and Shane Douglas quietly make their national TV debuts. Plus, we cover Hulk Hogan, Roddy Piper, Bobby Heenan, Randy Savage, Paul Orndorff, Adrian Adonis, Slick, the British Bulldogs, The Machines, the Hart Foundation, Kamala, Fred Blassie, Jake Roberts, King Kong Bundy, Koko Ware, Harley Race, Magnificent Muraco, Honky Tonk Man, Ricky Steamboat, Jimmy Hart, Iron Sheik, Greg Valentine, Mike Rotundo, Tony Atlas, Dick Slater, Billy Jack Haynes, Captain Lou Albano, Hercules Hernandez, Tonga Kid, the Killer Bees, Slick, Big John Studd, Nikolai Volkoff, Ted Arcidi, Brutus Beefcake, Dan Spivey, Junkyard Dog, Bob Orton Jr., Tito Santana, Mr. Fuji, King Tonga, George “The Animal” Steele…and plenty more. As always, we’ve unearthed rare, classic audio snippets to bring this unforgettable month back to life. Whether you lived through it live or are exploring it for the first time, this is one 1986 deep-dive you can’t miss. So are you waiting for? Download it, fire it up, and join us for another wicked good episode of STICK TO WRESTLING. STICK TO WRESTLING: give us sixty minutes, and perhaps indeed we’ll give you a rawboned weekly classic pro wrestling podcast. Produced by Lou Kipilman Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam is a production of the Arcadian Vanguard Podcast Network The post Episode 429: Egotistical Hambone appeared first on Stick To Wrestling with John McAdam.

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