Wrestling Outsiders Podcast

With Brian unavailable due to a family emergency, Arya is flying solo this week and will be here to discuss everything in the wrestling world, from Kenny Omega and Kazuchika Okada to John Cena and Roman Reigns. Plus if anyone chooses to call in, they can attempt to complete a feat only few men can claim. They can try to Stump Arya!

It is the most infamous moment in WCW history. David Arquette, star of Ready to Rumble, wins the WCW World Title. If that's not enough he then goes one on one with Tank Abbott, who is being built up for Goldberg. PLUS Vince Russo decides to see how badly he can kill ticket sales and ppv buys for Slamboree. Hulk Hogan is here to kill Billy Kidman some more and former WCW Champion Jeff Jarrett is probably here too.

On this episode of Nitro, Jeff Jarrett, World Champion for 8 days, defends his title against Diamond Dallas Page inside a Steel Cage! Plus Eric Bischoff goes one-on-one with future World Champion David Arquette, Arya continues to go crazy and Mike Awesome wrestles his cousin, Hulk Hogan. Plus, who did Bret Hart hit with a chair last week?

The night after Spring Stampede, the level playing field has given us The New Blood with almost all the titles. Why did Kimberly turn on her husband? What do the New Blood have planned for Terry Funk and the Hardcore Title? Has Hulk Hogan broken out of prison and is here to finally get his hands on Eric Bischoff? All that, plus Bret Hart randomly appears! Has WCW continued to build his audience and gotten closer to Raw or has the rating already tanked? Spoiler: It's one of them.

Our quest to get through all of 2000 continues with Spring Stampede. All championships are vacant and will be determined through a series of tournaments. 14 matches in a 3 hour show, so you can imagine the length of some of these bouts and with good reason. Interference in 12 matches! Hulk Hogan has a gun pulled on him! Sloppy wrestling! Swerves! All that and so much more!

Our second season premieres with the relaunch of WCW Monday Nitro on April 10,2000. This season we are reviewing the entire Russo Reign Of Horror from 2000 and are starting right at the beginning. Watch as they spend 2 hours doing angles and storylines that go right over the heads of the audience. Bad wrestling, bad writing, bad announcing and the debut of ECW Champion Mike Awesome, a man that no one in the crowd seemed to know!

From our brief WrestlingOutsiders.com days, an interview with the TNA World Heavyweight Champion, Drew Galloway. We discussed his upcoming match with Lashley, his WWE career, being one of Kurt Angle's final opponents and so much more!

One of the most listened to episodes from our TalkShoe days, an interview with Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter. We discuss everything going on at the time of the episode, including TNA on Pop and why does he review MMA in a wrestling newsletter?

It is our final night on Blog Talk Radio and of course there was a ton of technical issues on BTR's end, so we had to tape the show to air later. Emerson and Brian review Clash 25 with Ric Flair vs Vader and a lot of bad matches! Plus Emerson rants about Tough Enough! Thank you for listening and tune into TalkShoe.com for future episodes!  

There were a lot of technical difficulties on BlogTalkRadio's part Sunday night, preventing a live recap of SummerSlam, but never fear! Emerson still recorded an episode and now you get to hear it! What happened in the huge rematch between Brock Lesnar and Undertaker? Who walked out of SummerSlam with 2 championships? Find out that and so much more by listening now!

Tonight is our second show in 5 days and first of two straight nights! Emerson and Brian return with a complete review of NXT Takeover: Brooklyn! Kevin Owens vs Finn Balor in a Ladder Match for the NXT Championship! Plus Bayley vs Sasha Banks and Samoa Joe vs Baron Corbin!

It's the granddaddy of em all: Starrcade! A show name that people remember fondly and think of great battles from the past. But we aren't talking about those. instead we're going to talk about the Lethal Lottery! 10 random draw tag team matches culminating in a 20 man battle royal! An idea that failed so bad that WCW still did it three more times and TNA has done it probably a dozen times! Plus more Tough Enough!

Two weeks before SummerSlam we go into SummerSlam mode as we review the first show of the century! The Rock, Triple H and Kurt Angle do battle in a Triple Threat match for the WWF Championship. Plus the first ever TLC Match with Edge & Christian, Hardy Boyz and Dudley Boyz. If that's not enough (and it never is) Emerson has yet another Tough Enough rant.

Emerson and Brian are back for yet another week and this time they go to the Battle of January 24. The very first Royal Rumble, live on USA, going head to head with the NWA's first live national ppv: Bunkhouse Stampede 88. What was better? What was worse? Plus More Tough Enough!

After the tragic and sudden death of WWE Hall of Famer Rowdy Roddy Piper on Friday, Emerson and Brian are back with a special edition of the Wrestling Outsiders Podcast

This week Emerson and Brian had no bloody clue what they were going to review when writing this synopsis, so the synopsis is we are going to watch something and then probably complain about it! Plus Brian Has An Opinion and it has nothing to do with Hulk Hogan being racist!

We're back to normal this week as Emerson and Brian go to May 2000 for Lance Storm's last ECW match, as he challenges Justin Credible for the ECW World Title. Plus the Rob Van Dam-Jerry Lynn match that no one remembers! If that's not enough, Emerson has yet another Tough Enough rant!

One year since they started doing post ppv shows, Emerson and Brian are back to review Battleground! Is Brock Lesnar the new WWE Champion? Or has Seth Rollins somehow survived with the belt? We discuss that plus run the entire show down from top to bottom!

This week the boys are joined by ECW's Quintessential Studmuffin, Joel "Insert Lewd Nickname Here" Gertner. We relive his ECW days, memories of MLW, TNA, WWE and so much more. All that plus we do another groundbreaking review of the groundbreaking WWE Tough Enough

Tonight we are joined by WrestleCrap's Art O'Donnell as we review quite possibly the worst announced pay per view in wrestling history: King of the Ring 1994! How much does this podcast weigh? Plus Emerson reviews Tough Enough and Paragon Pro Wrestling!