I gotta give credit to Brian Last, he keeps Corny on the rails, is also no slouch in wrestling and related business knowledge. When he and Jim are on a good flow, it’s a great podcasting partnership.
Brian gets a lot of unnecessary hate for being too much of what some consider a kiss-up, but name one other cohost who can go toe to toe for wrestling knowledge & trivia with Jim. Hell there’s plenty of times Jim defers to Brian on anything he’s foggy about.
@@encyclopediaespx1128 see I don’t think he’s too big a kiss ass, firstly I think they genuinely agree on most things. That’s why they get along so well. Secondly I think he’s just keeping the show moving when he throws out a tacit agreement on a long Jim rant.
@@johansmallberries9874 completely agree, I love Brian. Never could listen to the shows back when it was Alice, and it’s a big reason why a lot of pods lose me, the cohosts just don’t feel like they’re able to keep up.
@@encyclopediaespx1128 if anything, I hear Jim concede the point to Brian more often than not, because he respects his opinion more than he does most other smarks. I also like that Brians a McMahon territory WWF guy. I feel like mid-south is a bit over represented in the classic wrestling talk.
The Cornette clips where he talks about the car crashing into his fence and the Undertaker Cameos are some of the funniest things I've ever heard, no other podcast has made me laugh anywhere near as hard as that. Edit - his thumbnails are superb.
@@jeagler78 The current Kast Media story has me gripped at the moment. Esp that multi YT'ers are talking about Jim and Brian uncovering everything. STEPHEN P NEW STEPHEN P NEW
Jim cornette is my favorite. Don't always agree with him or some of his past actions but he is a living wrestling encyclopedia and very passionate about it. But I definitely enjoy listening to Dutch. I really don't follow many others.
In my ears, Jim Cornette has an almost encyclopedic knowledge of the wrestling business. Say what you will about his other views but when he speaks wrestling, he speaks truth and has the evidence to back it up. Dutch has that knowledge as well and he's been in the ring long enough to be considered a pinnacle of what shaped the business in its heyday. Thus, making both shows my favorites during a long day in the trenches.
Spending the 2Ks as a smark and then having all of those smark dreams delivered in the form of AEW has led me to reflect a lot more on the traditional minds of wrestling who have actually built legendary things over the years. It's exactly why Dutch and Cornette have replaced my steady diet of F4W and other similar shows
Jim - If you want to protect yourself from people in your walls taking all your details and passing them on to other people then you need... Brian - NOOOO NO NO NO NO. No one will be in your walls taking your details.. 🤣🤣🤣
@@fingersTitanyeah I REALLY don't like Brian(not as much as I hate Conrad, but Definitely do not like him) but when Cornette goes off on those ads on some wild crap, it is hilarious when they are going back and forth.
Cornette is my favorite. Quick wit. Great topics. I love his perspective on rasslin and just about everything else. Also, when he reads an advertisement it’s comedic gold.
While not a Podcast I haven't missed a Wrestling Bios video for a few years now. Absolutely great content. His "Reliving The War" series brings back so many memories
It's no wonder that Corny has the most loved podcast. The guy started as a photographer as a teenager at the dawn of what we know as the Golden era of modern wrestling. He's also the last (coherent) man standing from that era and a walking museum and professor of the last 40 years 👏 in pro wrestling
Although only TH-cam and only about a month old I like Maven Huffman's videos for how open he is. He gave a breakdown of how much he made, how he got fired, and what roids he took.
Yes it's great. And also...NOT a podcast. That being said, he is the best , most prolific, wrestling content producer since he debuted in the medium. Just tremendous.
Cornette is god tier at podcasting. The man doesn't talk as much as he cuts promos every segment. Best commercials in the business by far. Love it when he gets going selling you a paperclip and Brian is in the background trying to keep Jim on track while also correcting the insane stuff Jim is saying about aliens or baseball bats or ladies fashion accesories in the 1300's.
I love Cornette. I'm ashamed it took him having a podcast for me to realize how knowledgeable he is and how much of a value he was when he was involved behind the scenes in pro wrestling
(Kevin Nash's boxing career) Dutch's memory not the best but the Knoxville boxing promoter's name was Jerry "Ace" Miller who was more of a manager/trainer than a promoter. The fighter who won the heavyweight championship was named Big John Tate (Ace Miller was his trainer and manager).In the year 1979. The following year, Big John, was knocked out by Mike Weaver in the 15th round.
I'm not even a big wrestling fan but I enjoy listening to Jim Cornette pretty much whenever I have free time and nothing else to do. I think I enjoy his podcast because he has such a good gift of the gab and the way he describes stuff literally paints a picture. He's also funny and weird. I love how he rips apart modern wrestling and AEW/Tony Khan. Cornette's politics are a little much, not because I disagree with him, just because I'm not really listening to him to hear about that shit. The thing I like most about Cornette is he has the inside knowledge and memory to set the record straight on a lot of stuff, including things like Hogan's many lies, or a lot of the history of the territories and whatnot (all stuff that was before my time, so it's really interesting to hear about how all of that stuff worked).
Nash said Vince wanted him to box Tyson in 95 -- Kev said he would not do it for less than 5 mil and Vince took the belt from him for "not being a team player ".Nash said the reason he wanted so much was because "this was going to be a legit fight and Tyson was gonna kill me"
I absolutely love Ron Fuller's Tennessee Studcast. Ron does such a great job narrating what occured 40+ years ago that I can actually picture it in my mind.
I'm old. 55 and a mark for life lol. Love you Dutch but James is awesome. Seen him doing several different interviews of the greats during the day and his preparation and knowledge is impressive.
Bruce Prichard was my gateway. Always liked the 2-5 hour podcasts simply because I used to be a mailman. Couldn’t imagine sitting and listening to something that long if I had better things to do.
There was one that was really good ...Killing the Town with Lance Storm and Don Callis (Cyrus) ...it was really good ...probably actually one of the best. If you are interested in territories check out their interviews with Tony Candelo it explains how Verne and the AWA lost the city of Winnipeg.
Chris Van Vliet is actually a pretty underrated interviewer. In a sea full of egotistical personalities, it’s nice to get a tidy polite guy that isn’t afraid to ask some hard questions.
The Nash boxing promoter Dutch mentions was named Ace Miller. He also managed former champion Big John Tate. Ace has passed away, but was a very nice and honest man, a rarity in boxing.
After James mentioning these podcasts, I am going to listen to a few that I wasn't planning to before. The Rene Dupri podcast im curious! I listen to Chris Van Vlient, Jake, Ted, Dutch, Shane, Dutch and Cornette. If there was one person i would love to hear old school stories, im waiting for Eric Embry!
I like listening to cornette even tho i dont agree with everything he says and does but hes so knowledgeable about wrestling and its a fun listen. I do like watching the wrestling bios TH-cam channel tho when they break down past storylines and characters there interesting to watch and to look back at some of the best and worst stuff in wrestling. You guys do a great job aswell with this show and some of the storys dutch tells are great hope to see you reach the 100k by the end of the year and dutch gets his TH-cam plaque
Nash's podcast is brutal. I had such high hopes. It's just him burying everything ever and trying to shoe horn in political takes for no reason while Sean agrees with absolutely everything. Sean: "I like this thing." Nash: "I hate that thing." Sean: "I mean, I hate it too."
Whoever summarized Jim nailed it. Corny is unrivaled, as long as he doesn't get into politics. Corny is so well researched & versed on the history of wrestling with ha ha while telling the story. Politics on the other hand, Jim will hear a brief snippet on TV, do no research, yet will go on raving tirades over it that will make you doubt his previous research. But when he's on topic... Corny is the G.O.A.T.!
Love how the comments say that Corny is fine when he's not talking about modern wrestling... except I guarantee he gets most of his views because people love to hear him crap on modern wrestling. And there's a ton of stuff about today's wrestling that he absolutely loves.
wrestle me podcast has done some hilarious and informative videos on british wrestling - i definitely suggest them if you're curious about british wrestling!
Listening to 3+ hour Podcasts is easy when you spend 8 hours at work every day. When Cornette released that 5 hour Podcast recently, it was like Christmas for me.
I love Corny and he is a liberal and I love Dutch and he is not a liberal. It is possible to talk to both sides if we dont talk about both sides lol. What'd they say? Politics, religion, and money.
Cornette is the best, I do think he’s a little too set in the past being so much better sometimes and he doesn’t really understand some of the way modern media works and why TV ratings have become lower, in that the real reason is more options. But that man knows his wrestling.
Jim Cornette is probably the absolute best old school wrestling podcast for those that lived though the eras. Personal views aside, Mr. Cornette is the gold standard. The dude can literally listen to a card and nail where and when it was! I can barely remember what I had to eat yesterday!
1. Cornette (not a close 2nd) 2-3. This channel and I like hearing what Konnan has to say on k100 Conrad shows are all the same, and I have no intention of refinancing my mortgage. I think Bischoff is pretty misunderstood and like hearing his perspective Least liked: Kevin Nash’s show. Dull and the man still turns every story into putting himself over
I like listening to Bruce too, but I wish Conrad would get an electric shock every time he says Meltzer's name. Bruce erupting over it was funny the first few times, but it's really old now.
@@Svankmajer For years he vementedly denied that the blindfolds at Wrestlemania 7 were gimmicked, even though you could see it the second the referee held them in his hands. He even was called out by his co-hosts over the years and still insists that they were real. Also his claim that he never told a injured (concussion and other problems) Daffney to wrestle or never be booked again and that he never sent her e-mails saying TNA isn't going to cover her medical expenses. The E-Mails as well as recorded messages of Prichard threatening her to work or else were then revealed by her lawyer during the lawsuit. Also when he went mad over an old report of Dave Meltzer saying that Scott Putski was first appearing as a Ultimate Warrior rip-off on the WWF House Shows. Prichard vehemently denied this, then the pictures surfaced of Putski looking like a Warrior rip-off (unsurprising, since that was pretty much his gimmick in GWF before as well) at his first WWF matches appeared. Oh and also still going around claiming that Wrestlemania 7 was moved to the small arena because the bomb threats were real, when in reality everybody knows it was due to the fact that by February 1991 only 13,500 tickets were sold. He still denied the low ticket sales to this day. And lastly, in one episode he said that neither he or Vince ever deliberately buried a wrestler. Yet in the episode about Vader, Prichard laughingly admitted that he and Vince deliberately buried Vader and ribbed him all the time. The same hipocrisy shined through when he said that he had a hand in firing Sherri Martel because "You can't have an employee that smokes weed", all the while on a different episode of his podcast he brags about getting blaseted on weed and smoking with Jim Ross and "partying all the time"
@@Svankmajer It's usually every time he opens his mouth. The real difficulty is locating the few examples of him telling the truth. I've never even heard him mention the moment he puts the tray of tea and coffee down and leaves the meeting.....
I gotta give credit to Brian Last, he keeps Corny on the rails, is also no slouch in wrestling and related business knowledge. When he and Jim are on a good flow, it’s a great podcasting partnership.
Brian gets a lot of unnecessary hate for being too much of what some consider a kiss-up, but name one other cohost who can go toe to toe for wrestling knowledge & trivia with Jim. Hell there’s plenty of times Jim defers to Brian on anything he’s foggy about.
@@encyclopediaespx1128 see I don’t think he’s too big a kiss ass, firstly I think they genuinely agree on most things. That’s why they get along so well. Secondly I think he’s just keeping the show moving when he throws out a tacit agreement on a long Jim rant.
@@johansmallberries9874 completely agree, I love Brian. Never could listen to the shows back when it was Alice, and it’s a big reason why a lot of pods lose me, the cohosts just don’t feel like they’re able to keep up.
@@encyclopediaespx1128 if anything, I hear Jim concede the point to Brian more often than not, because he respects his opinion more than he does most other smarks. I also like that Brians a McMahon territory WWF guy. I feel like mid-south is a bit over represented in the classic wrestling talk.
I’ll listen to Brian over Conrad everyday….
The Cornette clips where he talks about the car crashing into his fence and the Undertaker Cameos are some of the funniest things I've ever heard, no other podcast has made me laugh anywhere near as hard as that.
Edit - his thumbnails are superb.
Listen to the clips where corny talks about spectrum cable, they are funny also
@@jeagler78 The current Kast Media story has me gripped at the moment. Esp that multi YT'ers are talking about Jim and Brian uncovering everything.
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@jeagler78 oh my lord yes. Or when he goes off on one in the Post Office
"are you the one that was yelling?"
The car hitting the fence is one of the funniest things I have ever heard. Listened to it so many times
Jim cornette is my favorite. Don't always agree with him or some of his past actions but he is a living wrestling encyclopedia and very passionate about it. But I definitely enjoy listening to Dutch. I really don't follow many others.
In my ears, Jim Cornette has an almost encyclopedic knowledge of the wrestling business. Say what you will about his other views but when he speaks wrestling, he speaks truth and has the evidence to back it up. Dutch has that knowledge as well and he's been in the ring long enough to be considered a pinnacle of what shaped the business in its heyday. Thus, making both shows my favorites during a long day in the trenches.
He also contradicts himself all the time. So because he has knowledge? He is full of shit too
Spending the 2Ks as a smark and then having all of those smark dreams delivered in the form of AEW has led me to reflect a lot more on the traditional minds of wrestling who have actually built legendary things over the years. It's exactly why Dutch and Cornette have replaced my steady diet of F4W and other similar shows
Jim Cornett is a national treasure
Although, I absolutely love listening to Dutch and have both of his books, I highly recommend them
YEAH…NAH
No wonder Cornette is number 1. Even his ads are hysterical.
Jim - If you want to protect yourself from people in your walls taking all your details and passing them on to other people then you need...
Brian - NOOOO NO NO NO NO. No one will be in your walls taking your details.. 🤣🤣🤣
@@fingersTitandont forget “The 605 super podcast, THEEEEEE MOTHERSHIP!” (Random Cartoon Sound Effects).
Have you ever sang along with the Steven P. New commercial?
👍🏼💯🎯
@@fingersTitanyeah I REALLY don't like Brian(not as much as I hate Conrad, but Definitely do not like him) but when Cornette goes off on those ads on some wild crap, it is hilarious when they are going back and forth.
Cornette has 2 amazing podcasts, I love them both.
Concisely said. I feel the same.
Nobody beats Dutch Mantel and Jim Cornette.
This
Dont forgrt Grillin JR because of nostalgia. The only problem is Conrad. 😂
Go check out Stevie Richard's channel. He analyzes wrestling from a technical point of view.
I feel like 83 Weeks & My World would be so much better without Conrad
@@jd9119 I like his channel too.
Cornette is my favorite. Quick wit. Great topics. I love his perspective on rasslin and just about everything else. Also, when he reads an advertisement it’s comedic gold.
He does get it spot on. If you love wrestling when it was good, you got to love cornette.
The way he goes adlib on the advertisements lol....
Jim Cornette, Dutch, and JR are three minds that the wrestling industry takes for granted
While not a Podcast I haven't missed a Wrestling Bios video for a few years now. Absolutely great content. His "Reliving The War" series brings back so many memories
@@therealostrich836Davey Boy Smith chinlock
yes, he is decent.
You got the jam
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And not to mention he puts so much effort to do all his videos. And his british humour is fabulous too
Love when Corny goes into his own version of Cult of Personality during the ratings reviews. I can hear now 😂
I agree with about 98% of Jim’s thoughts. Its an entertaining podcast and it actually got me back into wrestling
I'm sure twinkle toes mcfingerbang and the cucamonga kids would highly recommend
however, i only agree with about 50% of his political views
It's no wonder that Corny has the most loved podcast. The guy started as a photographer as a teenager at the dawn of what we know as the Golden era of modern wrestling. He's also the last (coherent) man standing from that era and a walking museum and professor of the last 40 years 👏 in pro wrestling
Also the bark at the end of the Reggie’s corner segment always gets me
Every time😂
Cornettes impressions of Dusty Rhodes are hilarious
His Ernie Ladd impressions even more
Although only TH-cam and only about a month old I like Maven Huffman's videos for how open he is. He gave a breakdown of how much he made, how he got fired, and what roids he took.
Was about to post about Maven. Not a podcast per se but compelling viewing
Maven is awesome. He is extremely articulate, and he tells the truth without putting people down or using profanity.
The only problem I see with Maven's show is I think he's going to run out of material sooner or later.
Stevie Richards TH-cam show is great.
@@jd9119It'll definitely be sooner rather than later.
Wrestling Bios/Reliving the War is my favorite wrestling related program. Great production, energy and humor, and very informative.
He's awesome
Absolutely true story. Never miss a Wrestling Bios video.
Yes it's great. And also...NOT a podcast.
That being said, he is the best , most prolific, wrestling content producer since he debuted in the medium.
Just tremendous.
Cornette is god tier at podcasting. The man doesn't talk as much as he cuts promos every segment. Best commercials in the business by far. Love it when he gets going selling you a paperclip and Brian is in the background trying to keep Jim on track while also correcting the insane stuff Jim is saying about aliens or baseball bats or ladies fashion accesories in the 1300's.
I love Cornette. I'm ashamed it took him having a podcast for me to realize how knowledgeable he is and how much of a value he was when he was involved behind the scenes in pro wrestling
Cornette, love or hate him, agree or disagree, you are NEVER bored.
I like Cornette, OSW, Wrestle Me, Bryan & Vinny, Solomonster, Stick to Wrestling, JDfromNY, and the list goes on.
Jim said recently on his podcast that he thinks of his podcast more of a radio show. Very cool that Dutch brought up his thing being video or not.
Jim Cornette is just amazing....entertaining and knowledgeable. The others I like are Nash and OSW.
Ps Cornette and Bolin before their beef were sooooo funny
(Kevin Nash's boxing career)
Dutch's memory not the best but the Knoxville boxing promoter's name was Jerry "Ace" Miller who was more of a manager/trainer than a promoter. The fighter who won the heavyweight championship was named Big John Tate (Ace Miller was his trainer and manager).In the year 1979. The following year, Big John, was knocked out by Mike Weaver in the 15th round.
Yep.
"So there must be someone out there missing a chromosome to like hannibal" 🤣
I LOVE when Corny will on-the-fly make up an angle and how it SHOULD go, as opposed to the crap booking of Tony Khan.
His on the fly promo for Jacob Fatu is amazing
Agreed with how the poll turned out. I enjoy Corny, Dutch, and occasionally Kevin Nash and Eric Bischoff.
Rene Dupree is wrestling where I live at the end of the month at an indie show lol
I'm not even a big wrestling fan but I enjoy listening to Jim Cornette pretty much whenever I have free time and nothing else to do. I think I enjoy his podcast because he has such a good gift of the gab and the way he describes stuff literally paints a picture. He's also funny and weird. I love how he rips apart modern wrestling and AEW/Tony Khan. Cornette's politics are a little much, not because I disagree with him, just because I'm not really listening to him to hear about that shit. The thing I like most about Cornette is he has the inside knowledge and memory to set the record straight on a lot of stuff, including things like Hogan's many lies, or a lot of the history of the territories and whatnot (all stuff that was before my time, so it's really interesting to hear about how all of that stuff worked).
Nash said Vince wanted him to box Tyson in 95 -- Kev said he would not do it for less than 5 mil and Vince took the belt from him for "not being a team player ".Nash said the reason he wanted so much was because "this was going to be a legit fight and Tyson was gonna kill me"
I absolutely love Ron Fuller's Tennessee Studcast. Ron does such a great job narrating what occured 40+ years ago that I can actually picture it in my mind.
I really love this show with Dutch, you really feel like you are getting the truth "Except for the lies i tell".
I'm old. 55 and a mark for life lol. Love you Dutch but James is awesome. Seen him doing several different interviews of the greats during the day and his preparation and knowledge is impressive.
Forgot to say this is my favorite
Love listening to Dutch. Great stories!
Did Dutch get some sun?
Bruce Prichard was my gateway. Always liked the 2-5 hour podcasts simply because I used to be a mailman. Couldn’t imagine sitting and listening to something that long if I had better things to do.
That's what those long shows are for, those of us stuck at our job doing monotonous work for hours.
@@fergalstackstreamsi draw comics and that shit takes weeks. Podcasts are the best for that kinda thing.
Dutch… during the COVID lockdowns…. We had a lot of time for Bruce’s 5 hours podcasts. 😂
Reliving The War is not a podcast, but it's still the most awesome thing on TH-cam.
Kevin Nash’s podcast is the worst.
Yep, he's Hannibal 2.0
Brutal. Could stand it for about a week.
Yep Sean Oliver's a great interviewer not a great podcaster
Wrestling Soup has been around for over a decade and is great. You would like them.
There was one that was really good ...Killing the Town with Lance Storm and Don Callis (Cyrus) ...it was really good ...probably actually one of the best. If you are interested in territories check out their interviews with Tony Candelo it explains how Verne and the AWA lost the city of Winnipeg.
Lance always used to have a very good Q&A on his website. Lance is one of the best talkers about the business around.
@@andrewwilliams4283true, I used to look forward to reading his Q&A on his website
Them going over the incident where Lesnar hit Braun for real after he slammed his knee into Brocks head was hilarious.
Listening to a 5 hour podcast isn’t a problem when you work between 8 - 12 hours a day daily (especially considering commuting to and from that job).
There's nothing wrong with a 5-hour podcast. You watch for a half hour here and there and keep coming back to it, fellas.
Love Jim as my favorite. Booking the Territory is dope.
Love the show guys! Keep up the good work!
11:15 like wtf 😂
I can't believe only a few said Lapsed that's the pinnacle right there for history and comedy
Chris Van Vliet is actually a pretty underrated interviewer. In a sea full of egotistical personalities, it’s nice to get a tidy polite guy that isn’t afraid to ask some hard questions.
The Nash boxing promoter Dutch mentions was named Ace Miller. He also managed former champion Big John Tate. Ace has passed away, but was a very nice and honest man, a rarity in boxing.
After James mentioning these podcasts, I am going to listen to a few that I wasn't planning to before. The Rene Dupri podcast im curious!
I listen to Chris Van Vlient, Jake, Ted, Dutch, Shane, Dutch and Cornette. If there was one person i would love to hear old school stories, im waiting for Eric Embry!
Im from Shreveport! Lots of great wrestling history here. Unfortunately I was only 2 years old when it was happening 😢
I like listening to cornette even tho i dont agree with everything he says and does but hes so knowledgeable about wrestling and its a fun listen. I do like watching the wrestling bios TH-cam channel tho when they break down past storylines and characters there interesting to watch and to look back at some of the best and worst stuff in wrestling. You guys do a great job aswell with this show and some of the storys dutch tells are great hope to see you reach the 100k by the end of the year and dutch gets his TH-cam plaque
Wrestling Soup isn't a wrestling podcast. It's a podcast that happens to talk about wrestling.
The thing about something being 5 hours is it doesnt have to be listened to start to finish all at once.
Nash's podcast is brutal. I had such high hopes. It's just him burying everything ever and trying to shoe horn in political takes for no reason while Sean agrees with absolutely everything.
Sean: "I like this thing."
Nash: "I hate that thing."
Sean: "I mean, I hate it too."
Agreed, it's literally impossible to listen to any of it. Just awful.
04:37 Cool to see Wrestling Soup get mentioned
Jim Cornette is very smart and funny but Dutch is awesome
Jim cornette is the BEST.
Whoever summarized Jim nailed it. Corny is unrivaled, as long as he doesn't get into politics. Corny is so well researched & versed on the history of wrestling with ha ha while telling the story. Politics on the other hand, Jim will hear a brief snippet on TV, do no research, yet will go on raving tirades over it that will make you doubt his previous research. But when he's on topic... Corny is the G.O.A.T.!
Love how the comments say that Corny is fine when he's not talking about modern wrestling... except I guarantee he gets most of his views because people love to hear him crap on modern wrestling. And there's a ton of stuff about today's wrestling that he absolutely loves.
That's why Cornette is number 1 in wrestling podcast
I only watch Cornett and Dutch consistently and daily. I have enjoyed Stevie Richards YT channel.
Stevie Richards's YT is good stuff. I remember he was in the hospital awhile back. I'm glad he is doing great.
Sorry for the late comment but you two are great together 👍
Drunk Wrestling Podcast is another good one.
James mate, Wrestling Daze is a lad, he's from the UK and he has 250,000 subs!
wrestle me podcast has done some hilarious and informative videos on british wrestling - i definitely suggest them if you're curious about british wrestling!
More people need to check out Wrestling Then and Now with Mike Maraldo!
I just came across that and subscribed a couple of weeks ago.
Have to recommend ‘What’s Wrong with Wrestling’, great podcast where 3 attitude era and older fans humorously review the weeks wrestling, it’s great
I don’t always agree with Jim cornette but he is a treasure and must be protected
Listening to 3+ hour Podcasts is easy when you spend 8 hours at work every day. When Cornette released that 5 hour Podcast recently, it was like Christmas for me.
Solomonster is a commentator and “commissioner” of House of Glory in New York
I love Corny and he is a liberal and I love Dutch and he is not a liberal. It is possible to talk to both sides if we dont talk about both sides lol. What'd they say? Politics, religion, and money.
Cornette is the best, I do think he’s a little too set in the past being so much better sometimes and he doesn’t really understand some of the way modern media works and why TV ratings have become lower, in that the real reason is more options. But that man knows his wrestling.
Love the shoutouts for Jim Cornette. I also like Dutch, Shane Douglas, and Francine; great podcasts all around.
Jim cornette is number 1 by a mile
I like long podcasts because I listen to them while I work third shift
I love listening to Dutch and Jim Cornette podcasts
Jim for me but also WHW is the only Conrad podcast I still check out Tony is hilarious
My top wrestling podcast are 3.Franchise university with Shane Douglas 2.Story time With Dutch mantell 1.Jim Cornett
Dutch doesn't get how people can listen to a podcast thats hours long. A lot of us will listen while we're working.
Cornette, Dutch, Shane Douglas and Rene Dupree are my favorites.
My first memory of Dutch Mantel was WCW trading cards from 1990/1991. Wasn't bischoff there then?
Jim is the man wen they kive and hate u u cant go wrong
Jim Cornette is probably the absolute best old school wrestling podcast for those that lived though the eras. Personal views aside, Mr. Cornette is the gold standard. The dude can literally listen to a card and nail where and when it was! I can barely remember what I had to eat yesterday!
Did you skip bc amplified? It sounded like maybe you were about to mention him.
1. Cornette (not a close 2nd)
2-3. This channel and I like hearing what Konnan has to say on k100
Conrad shows are all the same, and I have no intention of refinancing my mortgage. I think Bischoff is pretty misunderstood and like hearing his perspective
Least liked: Kevin Nash’s show. Dull and the man still turns every story into putting himself over
I watch a few from time to time. Dutch, Cornette, Bischoff, Kurt Angle, etc.
James has an editor too? How many people are in this operation?
Besides Dutch I'm surprised not more people mention Prichard. I like his stuff.
Bruce is OK but you can't belive most of what he says
@@kingdemonic5690 OK... huh.. can you give me some examples when he has lied?
I like listening to Bruce too, but I wish Conrad would get an electric shock every time he says Meltzer's name. Bruce erupting over it was funny the first few times, but it's really old now.
@@Svankmajer For years he vementedly denied that the blindfolds at Wrestlemania 7 were gimmicked, even though you could see it the second the referee held them in his hands. He even was called out by his co-hosts over the years and still insists that they were real.
Also his claim that he never told a injured (concussion and other problems) Daffney to wrestle or never be booked again and that he never sent her e-mails saying TNA isn't going to cover her medical expenses. The E-Mails as well as recorded messages of Prichard threatening her to work or else were then revealed by her lawyer during the lawsuit.
Also when he went mad over an old report of Dave Meltzer saying that Scott Putski was first appearing as a Ultimate Warrior rip-off on the WWF House Shows. Prichard vehemently denied this, then the pictures surfaced of Putski looking like a Warrior rip-off (unsurprising, since that was pretty much his gimmick in GWF before as well) at his first WWF matches appeared.
Oh and also still going around claiming that Wrestlemania 7 was moved to the small arena because the bomb threats were real, when in reality everybody knows it was due to the fact that by February 1991 only 13,500 tickets were sold. He still denied the low ticket sales to this day.
And lastly, in one episode he said that neither he or Vince ever deliberately buried a wrestler. Yet in the episode about Vader, Prichard laughingly admitted that he and Vince deliberately buried Vader and ribbed him all the time.
The same hipocrisy shined through when he said that he had a hand in firing Sherri Martel because "You can't have an employee that smokes weed", all the while on a different episode of his podcast he brags about getting blaseted on weed and smoking with Jim Ross and "partying all the time"
@@Svankmajer It's usually every time he opens his mouth. The real difficulty is locating the few examples of him telling the truth. I've never even heard him mention the moment he puts the tray of tea and coffee down and leaves the meeting.....
Corny laughing: AH HEE-- hee--heee
Thumbs up for the colt 45 shirt alone
Where's Stone Cold or Jericho's podcast?
Colt 45's-- pre astros very nice.
Only hear these guys Bruce Prichard 1st then Cornette made one and started with him, now dutch also when he began
Is that a colt 45 shirt James? As in the beer? Do they sell that in England malt liquor at it’s finest
Big John Tate is the boxer Dutch is talking about from Tennessee .
FYI, my attention span on wrestling podcasts lasts about 20 minutes. Dutch and cornette are my favorites
Bender is great!
Shut up baby I know it.
YOU OWE ME FIVE BUCKS!
@@messey12 bite my shiny metal a$$!
1 vote for wrestle talk. Haven’t watched or listened to their content since they hired Adam Blampied.
wait why would it take that long to tally up votes ? doesn’t twitter have a poll system as well as youtube ?
lapsed fan is the best wrest podcast by far
I would love a podcast with Jimmy Hart and Jerry Lawler
Prichard can do 3 to 5 hour podcasts because half of the runtime is ads.