Great interview with Paul Roma...always liked him...he was great with Herc...and then went to work n wcw with the 4 horsemen ..and Ric Flair was jealous because Paul was getn more ladies than Flair...im Raymond from Johnson City Tn..keep the podcast coming
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You guys had me until the whole Cena conversation. While I’m not the biggest John Cena fan, I have listened to many interviews and John has done nothing but put over the WWE and Vince McMahon since day one. Even with his latest interview where he says straight out that if it wasn’t for Vince, he wouldn’t have what he has and that he continues to honor his WWE contract by giving WWE a cut of his Hollywood money. While he doesn’t support what Vince did, he still acknowledges that if it wasn’t for Vince, he wouldn’t have the life that he does. As far as Hannibal, don’t even mention his name. He doesn’t deserve any notoriety. The stuff that I have seen him do to other people is ridiculous. Like a guy that came on his show and mentioned that he was six months sober from alcohol and the first thing that Hannibal does is go to his refrigerator and grab a bottle of wine and toast to that. Which I thought was completely classless and showed the kind of human being he was. From that point on I completely blocked him from my TH-cam account. As somebody who watched WWF/WWE since the early 80s until now, I appreciate people like Paul coming on and giving their perspective. Learning their trials and tribulations of everything that went through back when they were wrestling. As I think we need to record that history, for not only posterity sake, but also so we learned the mistakes they made so that future generations don’t make them.
One of my favorite wrestlers
One of my favorite wrestlers
Great interview with Paul Roma...always liked him...he was great with Herc...and then went to work n wcw with the 4 horsemen ..and Ric Flair was jealous because Paul was getn more ladies than Flair...im Raymond from Johnson City Tn..keep the podcast coming
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Paul roma one of my favorite wrestlers great podcast
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Good show brother..keep it going
Thank you Tommy.
Excellent
Thank you.,
The only thing Paul Roma lacked was a finisher that made him stand out as a singles wrestler yet with Power and Glory he had a tremendous finisher!!!
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What happened to Paul's "Hey Roma" podcast with Mario Mancini?
Paul Roma seems cool to me
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Roma always had a hell of a physique and I wish I had that kind of dedication
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They are both stirring up Roma lol
Did not meet Hannibal? Did you not recently meet him at GNW in Nappanee?
Roma is a very smary no bs taking strait shooter and all these SNOW FLAKES ARE MELTING AWAY 😂💯
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@@Victoirepodcastfuture guest requests on Power & Glory: Vince Russo/Rene Dupreé/Slyvain Grenier/ Marc Mero
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Roma is the greatest Wrestler of all time, in his head.
You guys had me until the whole Cena conversation. While I’m not the biggest John Cena fan, I have listened to many interviews and John has done nothing but put over the WWE and Vince McMahon since day one. Even with his latest interview where he says straight out that if it wasn’t for Vince, he wouldn’t have what he has and that he continues to honor his WWE contract by giving WWE a cut of his Hollywood money. While he doesn’t support what Vince did, he still acknowledges that if it wasn’t for Vince, he wouldn’t have the life that he does.
As far as Hannibal, don’t even mention his name. He doesn’t deserve any notoriety. The stuff that I have seen him do to other people is ridiculous. Like a guy that came on his show and mentioned that he was six months sober from alcohol and the first thing that Hannibal does is go to his refrigerator and grab a bottle of wine and toast to that. Which I thought was completely classless and showed the kind of human being he was. From that point on I completely blocked him from my TH-cam account.
As somebody who watched WWF/WWE since the early 80s until now, I appreciate people like Paul coming on and giving their perspective. Learning their trials and tribulations of everything that went through back when they were wrestling. As I think we need to record that history, for not only posterity sake, but also so we learned the mistakes they made so that future generations don’t make them.