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If you've always wanted to know what the real story was behind some of wrestling's biggest moments, Something to Wrestle with Bruce Prichard will finally give you the real answer. A terrific storyteller, Bruce has done and seen it all and now he's going to share it all with you so sit back and be ready for a wild ride! Join Bruce and his partner in crime, Conrad Thompson as they take you through the WWF's expansion in the 80s, Houston Wrestling, the challenging early 90s for the WWF, the GWF, the Monday Night War, the 2000s in WWE and TNA and so much more! Jump in Brother Love's DeLorean and go back in time as Bruce and Conrad pull back the curtain and take you inside some of wrestling's most outrageous, controversial and fascinating moments. New episodes each Friday at 12pm Eastern.
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As an adult, I get to learn about what went on behind the scenes from my favorite wrestling angles. I used to religiously follow the WWE from the late 80s all the way up to the mid 2000s. Obviously, I grew out of it as an adult, but I do occasionally follow major storylines for entertainment value. Listening to this podcast has been so entertaining and I am really appreciative of the efforts from Conrad and Bruce Pritchard.
A must listen for any WWF/E fan from the mid 80s to early 2000’s. Some very funny moments and great insight into the behind the scenes of WWF. Even topics that don’t sound interesting are made interesting.
Bruce should have a show where he just does impersonations of wrestlers and other legends. His impersonation of Jerry Jarrett and Stu Hart have me in tears while im at work, ive been going back and listening to the older podcasts. By far my favorite podcast, keep them coming guys🍻
As a fan of professional wrestling since the 1970’s, I find Something to Wrestle with…… Bruce Prichard the most entertaining podcast I’ve ever heard, period. Bruce and Conrad are entertaining, and I learn something new about my favorite topic each time I listen. The nostalgia is great and presented with humor, from Bruce’s perspective that only he can deliver. No rumors and innuendo here!
I thought slurring drunk or opiate-filled Bruce was hard to tolerate, but I think amphetamine-loaded, animated Bruce might be worse! Never have I heard a person try SO hard and be SO amused by themselves. Good lord he’s hard to take. I can’t do it anymore.
I got about half way through this episode and couldn’t listen anymore. Bruce just sounds at times like he is half assing the topic and talks about whatever he wants or rambles about things that are only funny to him. A digression here and there for a few moments is fine, but I’m not giving up my time if Bruce doesn’t care enough to stick to the script and discuss what we came to hear.
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