Paid Members Egg Shen Posted October 3, 2016 Paid Members Posted October 3, 2016 Russo's probably just making a living for it. I remember a few weeks back he mentioned he doesnt like doing conventions but needs the money. I believe he opened a business years ago and it put him in debt. Well you would opening a CD warehouse years after people stop buying CDs I suppose. I thought he'd opened a bakery or something similar?
Guest Posted October 3, 2016 Posted October 3, 2016 Cabana's podcast seems to pay dividends when it comes to peoples perception of him. He's a pro wrestling faliure. Cabana does 3/4 shows a week, co owns prowrestling tees, and a month at the fringe over here as well as shows here too. If that's failing I'd be happy failing too
Paid Members Kaz Hayashi Posted October 3, 2016 Paid Members Posted October 3, 2016 I'm enjoying the Lombardi interview on Jerichos podcast. It's a perfect mix of a nice guy, who believes his own shit, with sprinkles of lies and some really funny stories. Good listen so far.
The Gaffer Posted October 4, 2016 Posted October 4, 2016 Cabana's podcast seems to pay dividends when it comes to peoples perception of him. He's a pro wrestling faliure. Cabana does 3/4 shows a week, co owns prowrestling tees, and a month at the fringe over here as well as shows here too. If that's failing I'd be happy failing too Yeah, hence the podcasts paying dividends for him. He's one of the more successful non WWE personalities on the circuit, no doubt about that. I bet he'd rather be elsewhere on a Monday night though. 'Failure' might be a bit harsh in a general sense but as a wrestler that's what I'd see him as. He's been good at converting that into loveable been-around-the-block.
LCJ Posted October 4, 2016 Posted October 4, 2016 I'm enjoying the Lombardi interview on Jerichos podcast. It's a perfect mix of a nice guy, who believes his own shit, with sprinkles of lies and some really funny stories. Good listen so far. I thought that too (even if he did say he was voting for Trump). He probably does hold the record for being the longest serving WWE employee as an actual worker. He's seen several eras too. I'll give Jericho his due. He gets some pretty interesting guests which I mainly why I like his Podcast the most (especially as I'm also a fan of rock music). I think as a host, Steve Austin is probably the best but some of his guests downright suck. It's sometimes like listening to two friends talking at the pub about any old random stuff that isn't actually very interesting.
Arthur B. Funky Posted October 4, 2016 Posted October 4, 2016 So on Monday 10 October, Skarlett & The Dominator of Extreme World Wrestling (the naughty step-child of BritWres) will be appearing on The Rock Show LIVE! ... www.therockshowlive.com ... talking about the EWW event on 22 October in Hastings. Always good value for entertainment, both on the radio & at the EWW shows. These two will be on the show after 2100hrs ... listen live as it happens, & pose questions via the chatbox. https://www.facebook.com/events/984459794998564/
Yakashi Posted October 4, 2016 Posted October 4, 2016 Cabana's podcast seems to pay dividends when it comes to peoples perception of him. He's a pro wrestling faliure. Cabana does 3/4 shows a week, co owns prowrestling tees, and a month at the fringe over here as well as shows here too. If that's failing I'd be happy failing too Yeah, hence the podcasts paying dividends for him. He's one of the more successful non WWE personalities on the circuit, no doubt about that. I bet he'd rather be elsewhere on a Monday night though. 'Failure' might be a bit harsh in a general sense but as a wrestler that's what I'd see him as. He's been good at converting that into loveable been-around-the-block. He's definitely a failure as a wrestler. He was fired from the only company that matters after two tv matches and even his WWE champion best mate couldn't save him. Seems like a decent business man though, as far as the hustling for t shirt and 8x10 money goes. I liked him around the time of road diaries 1. Now he just seems like a twat though. I'm sure he is fairly well off from it all though, until McDevitt takes it all of course.
Chris Brooker Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 Starting my own wrestling radio show tonight. Kicks off at 11pm and runs until 1am and I'm going to be joined in the studio by Jack Gallagher.We're going to be live on Fab Radio International so come join us if you're so inclined.
Moderators Astro Hollywood Posted October 10, 2016 Moderators Posted October 10, 2016 Konnan announced on his podcast this week that in just 13 episodes the podcast has done over a million downloads. Crazy numbers, no wonder everyone gets into the podcast game. Any ideas on what kind of money they make for doing them? Vince Russo has stated that he's making very good money for his podcast and Brendan Schaub on the Fighter & The Kid hs said he makes more money from the podcast than he ever did fighting in the UFC. Wrestlers of course are notoriously truthful about their own achievements, and in particular how much money they've made.
WyattSheepMask Posted October 10, 2016 Posted October 10, 2016 Attitude Era Podcast have just uploaded the first episode of their new arc, which is the return of The Rock to WWE and starts with Wrestlemania 27. Clocks in just over 3hrs, but they need to sort out their file sizes. This is 256mb, whereas New Generation Podcast's Bash At The Beach 97 episode which is the same length is only 85mb
Paid Members Accident Prone Posted October 11, 2016 Paid Members Posted October 11, 2016 AEPodcast's WM27 review is a wonderful return to form. Had me holding back the laughter in the office, it were that good.
FourHorsemanAA Posted October 13, 2016 Posted October 13, 2016 Really enjoying Bruce Prichard's podcast the now
Ambulance Chaser Posted October 13, 2016 Posted October 13, 2016 Yeah i enjoy it, I like that Conrad don't let him slime his way out of stuff, he pulls him up and calls bullshit when he hears it. As a bloke from all I have read and heard over the years I don't much care for Prichard, I find him an arrogant piece of shit but it's a decent podcast.
Paid Members Benno Posted October 13, 2016 Paid Members Posted October 13, 2016 Yeah add me to that, Prichard was there first hand for so many historical moments in WWE that the podcast almost can't help but be good. It's a shame he's such a shit, but as stated, Conrad does pull him on it and it makes for an engaging show most of the time.
Paid Members IANdrewDiceClay Posted October 13, 2016 Paid Members Posted October 13, 2016 Cornette's interview with Prichard is amazing. Especially the second part when Jim actually starts laughing at some opinions Bruce has. "If Jerry Jarrett wouldnt have been able to run the WWF when Vince was in jail who could have?" "The staff who was there" "HAHA!" I laughed my arse off. Cornette and Brian Last run in around in circles on that. Cornette was actually there during 94-95 and he pissed himself at the thought of that staff being able to run the WWF without a figurehead like Vince. I think Bruce is trying to swim around the idea that he himself would have been in control without actually saying it, because his jealously for Jerry Jarrett has to come from somewhere. Prichard's big thing is how people "need credibility or I wont respect them", all the while he has a linkedIn page where it says he created American Idol. The bloke is obviously a loony.
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