John Tenta Blues Explosion

http://hugequiz.com/quizzes/sports/other/w...pv-appearances/

As if you have anything better to do during your lunch hour.

Does anyone know who this "Philip McMahon" is and what promotion if any he's working for?

Googling around suggests he's Great British Wrestling's "The One and Only" Phillip Alexander: http://gbwwrestling.co.uk/roster.html

Pretty hilarious that we're now at the point where a "smark internet workrate crowd" is one that pops massively for Kevin Nash and boos Rey Mysterio.

Was Big Daddy a socialist? If not, why did he use a union protest song as his entrance music?

The Art of Wrestling podcasts really do show how awful 95% of shoot interviews actually are. I mean, Cobana is by no means a great interviewer but he manages to get great stories out of the lion's share of his guests, just because wrestling is a pretty interesting business that attracts some pretty odd characters. The fact that most shoots manage to make these people sound dull, by just asking them "Ummm... memories of working Butch Reed?" over and over again is thrown into pretty stark relief by all this.

The Brickhouse Brown shoot is absolutely fantastic, dude quite clearly enjoys talking all manner of shit in his day-to-day existence and thus the interviewer only asks about four questions over three hours, so there's none of that "ummm.... memories of working Stan Lane in 1983?" shit that ruins most shoots. High point is probably either him claiming Jacqueline enjoyed being raped, or that he "introduced Jeff Jarrett to black pussy, and he ain't never looked back since". Anecdotes are unrelated.