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Post by Cory Olson on Sept 13, 2024 8:45:47 GMT -5
Cory hosts this week's rip-roaring discussions! After going over this week's news, including some background on signing "Night Train" Gary Jackson, the team answers a question from promoter and faithful listener Michael Bratta about wrestling and theater! Then, Chad sets up a wheel of delight and spins it to determine three matches that the team watches! Go to Chad's playlist here or listen to Cory's instructions on where to watch along with us! Also, find out what the videos below have to do with this episode! Uncharted Territory: Episode 193 |
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Post by throwingtoasters on Sept 13, 2024 17:20:40 GMT -5
Cory, I appreciated your ‘un-official’ joke even if no one else did.
The only play idea I came up with was based on a story I heard Larry Zbyszko tell where he crawled through the bushes at Bruno Sammartino’s house in order to meet him. The show would take place on a set that looked like a backyard and would start with Bruno working out and a young Zbyszko crawling through the bushes. It would be a fictionalized retelling of that meeting and the bulk of them would be working out how they’d work together and end with them figuring out the ‘turn.’ Then the show would end with a handshake.
Great episode!
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Post by TTX on Sept 13, 2024 17:55:38 GMT -5
Hoping to make River Rumble. Fun to do watch-alongs.
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Post by Vegas on Sept 13, 2024 18:04:54 GMT -5
I am looking forward to going to the River Rumble in November! I heard a rumor that Chad likes to buy promoters attending for the first time a beer. Is that correct?
I did not sign Gary Jackson as he signed with Tom the Tuesday mroning of last year's CAC when I was at work, but I helped set up the signing by talking to Gary about it at Waterloo and then the day before that Monday at the CAC.
I look forward to listening the remainder of this podcast as I travel to Detroit later tonight.
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Post by ~KB~ on Sept 13, 2024 18:39:00 GMT -5
This episode is rated R for sure!
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Post by Chad Olson on Sept 13, 2024 21:25:35 GMT -5
I am looking forward to going to the River Rumble in November! I heard a rumor that Chad likes to buy promoters attending for the first time a beer. Is that correct? I did not sign Gary Jackson as he signed with Tom the Tuesday mroning of last year's CAC when I was at work, but I helped set up the signing by talking to Gary about it at Waterloo and then the day before that Monday at the CAC. I look forward to listening the remainder of this podcast as I travel to Detroit later tonight. I think that rumor is correct. First round of drinks is on me for ALL River Rumble attendees! Have a safe trip to Detroit, my friend! |
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Post by the_faction on Sept 14, 2024 13:49:35 GMT -5
Chad in response to your interest in seeing a play about the NWA meetings set in a hotel room in Waterloo they already have that play, it's called 12 Angry Men, HAH! That's for the theatre nerds. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Twelve_Angry_Men |
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Post by Cory Olson on Sept 14, 2024 14:03:03 GMT -5
Cory, I appreciated your ‘un-official’ joke even if no one else did. Grant, I'm drawing a blank; what was my joke?  The only play idea I came up with was based on a story I heard Larry Zbyszko tell where he crawled through the bushes at Bruno Sammartino’s house in order to meet him. The show would take place on a set that looked like a backyard and would start with Bruno working out and a young Zbyszko crawling through the bushes. It would be a fictionalized retelling of that meeting and the bulk of them would be working out how they’d work together and end with them figuring out the ‘turn.’ Then the show would end with a handshake. That would be an awesome play! |
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Post by TTX on Sept 14, 2024 14:23:32 GMT -5
A play that I would love to see would be Sputnik Monroe's assisting of integrating Memphis including court room scenes and in the end a group of black wrestling fans bringing a tear to his eye as they applauded what he did for them.
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Post by Carlzilla on Sept 14, 2024 22:39:32 GMT -5
Being that it's still relatively fresh, and was fairly interesting...I think a play revolving around Jack Curly's story as told in Ballyhoo! might be fairly interesting.
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