A pro wrestler and a referee tear down the curtain to the pro wrestling business, and tear down each other in the process. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
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A pro wrestler and a referee tear down the curtain to the pro wrestling business, and tear down each other in the process. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
Milonas' NWA Adventure & Wrestling Magazines With Adult Mark - Episode 197
Wrestling Podcast About Nothing
1 hour 14 minutes 5 seconds
5 years ago
Milonas' NWA Adventure & Wrestling Magazines With Adult Mark - Episode 197
Ring Of Honor Wrestling's "The Brawler" Brian Milonas and referee Mike Crockett kick it old school without Chaotic Wrestling's Brian Fury this week, and "old school" is our friend Adult Mark's middle name (a weird, two-word middle name, incidentally), so he steps in for our look back at what was the gateway to pro wrestling super fandom back in the day - wrestling magazines! But before we do that, The Brawler recounts in spoiler-free detail his journey to Atlanta for the recent NWA Powerrr tapings, where he debuted alongside his tag team partner the Beer City Bruiser! Hear about his unnecessary Uber ride, who he refused to get in the front seat of the car with, and with which legendary wrestlers he rocked-and-rolled (almost) all night!
Also in this episode, Brian checks out on this Promo About Nothing, Crockett's pillow talk, and we do a little apartment wrestling for fun!
Promo About Nothing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6PeVCnjrbw
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Wrestling Podcast About Nothing
A pro wrestler and a referee tear down the curtain to the pro wrestling business, and tear down each other in the process. Not that there’s anything wrong with that.
