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3. The Barber Suing Hulk’s Ex Wife
Ed Leslie told TMZ he was planning on suing Linda Bollea over her remarks, saying that a little birdie told her that he and Hulk Hogan had a gay relationship. He said the papers are being drafted and will be filed shortly.  Leslie noted that he’s known Linda for almost 40 years (actually less than 30…).
NewsWire Flash-Commentary:
The remarks DID seem a little out there, and harsh if nothing else.

2. Asylum (ECW) Arena in South Philly to Close its Doors After All
The rumors turned out to be true. There is a change of management at the Asylum Arena. As of right now, the final wrestling events booked will be double-header on January 14th with EVOVLE and CZW.  Truly the end of an era.
NewsWire Flash-Commentary:
I’ve covered MANY events there over the years, and the place was a dump. But it was OUR (the fans’) dump :(

1. CM Punk Takes Much-Deserved Pipe Bomb, Superstar of the Year Awards on WWE Slammy edition of Raw
Other recipients included: Jim Ross dancing (Tell Me I Did Not Just See That) … Mark Henry, Big Show Break the Ring (Holy **** Moment of the Year) … Kelly Kelly wins the Diva’s title  on Raw (Divalicious Moment) … The Undertaker kicks out of Triple-H’s tombstone piledriver at WrestleMania (OMG Moment) … Zack Ryder (Twitter Trending Star, as voted by the fans) … and The Rock challenges John Cena for WM28 (Game Changing Moment).
NewsWire Flash-Commentary:
Glad to see Punk get this recognition, but a lot of these awards were either meaningless or way too similar.

12/12/11 – Private Jokes Are Rude

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Kevin and Young John return to TBH with a revamped version of their acclaimed podcast. This week’s topic is “inside jokes.” The guys talk about what place, if any, inside jokes have within the sphere of professional wrestling. Do WWE and its contemporaries go too far – or not too far enough – in referencing things that take place behind the curtain? Topics reviewed include CM Punk’s work-shoot promos, John Cena’s jabs at Dolph Ziggler, and Dixie Carter’s place on the weekly Impact show. Plus, music from Ascetic Parade, Hold Tight, and Throttle Jockey.  Click below to consume the excellence!

 

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VOC Nation was live on WNJC 1360 Philadelphia on Wednesday, December 7. Big show as we talked to Bill Apter, TNA Knockout SoCal Val, ECW/WWE legend Big Vito, and 411Mania.com writer/reportor Greg DeMarco from the Greg DeMarco show which will be debuting Saturday on VOCNation.com.

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Here it is, friends. Join hosts, Kevin and Young John, for the 5th installment of the web’s 147th most popular podcast with the words “bowling shoe” in the title. This week’s topic is “Suspension of Disbelief.” The guys address story line believability in professional wrestling today, with the specific brand of humor and candor for which BSH has become known. Among other things, they wax intelligent about MITB, Mark Henry’s ankle, Hornswoggle’s newfound ability to speak, and the futility of teasing a John Cena heel turn. Plus, a HUGE ANNOUNCEMENT concerning the future of the show! Tune in, and enjoy the sweet sounds. And, as always, let us know what you think in the comments…

This week IN THE ROOM on WEXP Philly – and thebradyhicks.com – Pro Wrestling Illustrated’s Brady Hicks, and DJ, begin the search for their newest cohost, and talk plenty of happenings related to WWE Raw, Survivor Series, The Rock, and James Storm vs. Robert Roode. All that plus Asylum, one-half of the massive independent tag team The Flatliners checks in to offer his thoughts on the ECWA’s upcoming, November 19th K-Cup Tag Team Tournament in Delaware, the art of tag team wrestling, the future of this seemingly dying art, and his recent opportunity to run with Hulk Hogan. Plus, Brady’s friend and colleague Mike Bessler calls in to discuss this weekend’s POWW Entertainment Wrestling show in Chicago, which he will be covering live. In other news, the contest for tickets to CZW’s show in Philly this Saturday (a double-header with Dragon Gate-USA) has yet to yield a winner. To win the tickets, call the IN THE ROOM hotline at (609) 755-5ITR. Thanks, as always, for the support.

A Comment from Brady:
On a side note, this show was so jam-packed that we didn’t even get to delve into all the great Bret Hart-Shawn Michaels talk that went on last week on the board. Stay tuned … more on THE GREAT DEBATE v2.0 to follow.

Here it is: the slippery, slidey, watery sophomore edition of the hottest new show on the coolest old website! Tune in as Kevin McElvaney tells us a little bit more about Barnettgate and exactly why it’s so scary – then, our hosts lay down an exclusive challenge for next week’s show!

Also, as promised, this episode is chock full of pro wrestling and pop culture. The guys discuss this week’s Raw, then answer some “random questions” from the inquisitive mind of Young John. What if the Royal Rumble was for the WWE Title? What are Jack Tunney’s chances at making it into the WWE Hall of Fame? What is Psycho Sid’s favorite art supply, and how does he use it? Find out the answers to all of these questions AND MORE on this week’s BSH!

The title of this article should not come as a shock to anyone who has been paying attention to The Hulkster for the past several years. His public appearances have been rife with contradictions. His demeanor has become more unpredictable, and even he has admitted that another appearance in a wrestling match would be out of the question. And yet, here he is, about to headline another pay-per-view (TNA’s Bound for Glory) this evening. I’ll be in attendance, with my cringe face at the ready.

It gets more ridiculous, though, than Hulk’s continued attempts to cash in on his own legacy “one last time.” Hogan, obviously fed up with the environment of TNA, has resorted to trying to start a program with – who else? – the leader of the free world. Incensed by Obama’s use of Rick Derringer’s “Real American” at the 2011 White House Correspondents’ Dinner, Hogan has renounced his previous, meaningless endorsement of the President. For those who’ve never seen Obama’s “Real American” entrance video, check it out below:

“I kinda was a little upset that he didn’t ask me permission to use my music,” Hogan said on a recent edition of the popular morning show, Fox & Friends. continue reading…

Mike Bessler is back with another installment of Mat Minutiae!  This time, Mike looks at the latest in WWE and TNA trading cards. Also, he shares updates on the state of his  contract negotiations with thebradyhicks.com as well some news on his search for a new sidekick.

Also, the show includes some info on a special new promotion called “Mat Minutiae SweepstakesMania-O-Rama!”

You’d have to be a real ass to pass this one up.  Seriously.