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The Random Wrestling Review and its sister shows bring you an explicit mess of in-depth wrestling analysis and puerile humour. The main show focuses on a single event from any point in history and breaks it down crudely and with no apologies. RWR Now focusses on events currently taking place in wrestling. The Game is a quiz series featuring regular guests on the panel battling out to show their supremacy over one another. BracketMania sees the crew whittle 16 down to 1 in pursuit of finding ...
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Thank you for choosing Random Casual Reviews where we don't need a reason, and we don't need the expertise to talk about the things we like. That's right! You can review things too. Please join us every week as we discuss any film or TV show we like with all the naïve confidence of people that have never done this before. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rodney-cooper/support
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In mid-1994, Hulk Hogan, the 5-time WWF Champion, and babyface centrepiece of Vince McMahon's juggernaut for the previous 10 years, jumped ship to its main competitor, WCW. Having attracted The Hulkster to the company, WCW's Senior Vice President, Eric Bischoff, wasted no time in booking a match that the WWF had decided not to deliver a couple of y…
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It's our annual (brief) look back at the year that has just happened and in particular this year we are focussing on what was the year of John Cena, his retirement tour, the heel turn, his final match and how that impact WWE's product over the previous 12 months. We also talk about the potential for Netflix's purchase of WBD to be very bad news for…
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Is this the greatest wrestling show in the history of the industry, or an event that inspires rose tinted nostalgia to take over at the expense of good taste? That is the central point of discussion on this year's Christmas episode of the Random Wrestling Review as we cover WWE Survivor Series 1990, a night that saw the debut of the Undertaker, the…
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One day Triple H will leave his role as the head of WWE's creative process- whether through choice, or otherwise, so in that scenario, who will TKO choose to replace him? Would an internal promotion, like Bruce Prichard, Shawn Michaels, Paul Heyman or Cody Rhodes be the way to go? Could TKO dip back into the McMahon well by bringing back Stephanie,…
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If WWE had pulled their finger out and uploaded the first ever Starrcade to YouTube by now, that is what you'd be getting here, as it is, you'll have to put up with the RWR original crew struggling their way through this. It features a main event of Dusty Rhodes vs. Tully Blanchard in a cage and is supported by Ric Flair's defence of the NWA World …
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After last week's review of WWE Survivor Series 1997, here is a recording from 2014 discussing The Montreal Screwjob- some of the things that led to it, the actions of those involved, the reactions of others, and some of the elements that make understanding exactly what happened even to this day, a complex affair. The Random Wrestling Review is bro…
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Buckle up for one of the longest episodes in the history of this podcast as we discuss the infamous Survivor Series 1997, site of the Montreal Screwjob, a moment that changed the course of wrestling history and the lives of pretty much all involved. Here we will talk about the build up to the event, the contract situation that existed, the various …
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The latest BracketMania has arrived and for the 8th instalment of the series we sift through a plethora of gimmick matches to determine the best of them all. Considered among the shortlisted are the Cage, the Hell in a Cell, the Royal Rumble, the ladder, the Elimination Chamber, the Survivor Series and many more... The Random Wrestling Review is br…
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In the autumn of 2006, Kurt Angle sensationally signed with TNA and opened up the possibility of a number of mouth-watering matches taking place- one of those matches was with the then undefeated Samoa Joe, and TNA decided to go there straight away, billing the pair's first collision, 'The Dream Match of the Decade'. Also on the show, Sting would d…
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Recorded on Monday (so apologies if WWE have subsequently announced who he'll be facing), the RWR panel turn their attentions to John Cena's last match, set for Saturday Night's Main Event in December. We discuss whether it will indeed turn out to be the last time he steps foot in the squared circle, or whether the Saudi Money (or some other factor…
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In November of 2005 the great Eddie Guerrero passed away just as WWE planned to push him back to the top of the Smackdown for another World Title run. Just a few short weeks before that, Guerrero took part in his final pay-per-view outing, opposite Batista in the main event of No Mercy 2005. This week's show takes a look back on this event that als…
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It's time for Stephen Coriander to talk about one of his favourites on the 2nd episode of The Heroes. His pick is 'Macho Man' Randy Savage and here we go over the peak of his career from Wrestlemania 3, the Mega Powers, Wrestlemania 5, his heel turn, the Dusty Rhodes feud, the career match with The Ultimate Warrior and his big 1992, back as a babyf…
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This week on the Random Wrestling Review we take a look back at a show that was both the first ever NXT Special, and the first live event to take place on the brand new WWE Network. This was a show that was largely put on to test the capability of the Network to broadcast live events as the company prepared for Wrestlemania 30 and the potential for…
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In what has become an annual tradition, the RWR crew come up with their preferred card at Wrestlemania 42. How will they accommodate The Rock, Rhea Ripley, Roman Reigns, CM Punk, Bianca Belair, Seth Rollins, Iyo Sky, Cody Rhodes, Tiffany Stratton and all the rest as they plot out their chosen shows and explain some of the thinking and stories behin…
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In 2018 WWE took the step to put on an all female pay-per-view for the first time to recognise the significant gains that the women roster had made over the previous few years. Of course this came with a significant amount of self congratulatory behaviour from the company themselves, but would that overshadow the action in the ring? That action wou…
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The undefeated, and so far, unstoppable, 'Relentless' Gavin Duenas defends his RWR Game Title for the 4th time in today's episode against 'Rockstar' Alex Kirkman. Over 1 year ago, Alex lost the title to Gavin on a night which kickstarted Gavin's tremendous run, now having seen his fellow RWR regulars be defeated by the Champion, Alex gets his long …
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For the first time ever on the Random Wrestling Review, we are covering a show by Ring of Honor- and seeing as this series is themed around significant events through time, it felt only right to look back at their debut, The Era of Honor Begins. Headlined by a 3 way contest pitting Low Ki against Christopher Daniels against American Dragon, Bryan D…
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The RWR crew continue to tear through the WWE Hall of Fame, rooting out those who we deem to be underserving of their place. This time around we start to look at the 2004 induction class- the first of the modern era- how many of the group will retain their place? The Random Wrestling Review is brought to you this week by Old Man, Alex and Tinky.…
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SummerSlam 2002 sees WWE slightly after the Attitude Era but not quite yet Ruthless Aggression and that's not the only thing that sees the company in transition. After 4 years out of action, Shawn Michaels returned to the ring against Triple H in a non-sanctioned match while in the main event, The Rock was back off to Hollywood but on the way out o…
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On the Season 6 Finale of the podcast, Adam & Jeremy review an MTV Special, MTV's WCW Ultimate Video Bash. This show featured - Rain causing the entire show to be changed on the fly - Horrible promos during music videos - Raven being the STAR of this entire show - 900 phone number fraud & More! YouTube version of the podcast - https://youtu.be/mVd4…
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For the latest episode of RWR Now, we are conducting a special draft where each of hosts get to make 10 choices of talents they would use when starting up a new mainstream wrestling company. They can pick anybody in the current wrestling world, from WWE, AEW, TNA anywhere in Japan, Britain or the US indies, and they can be wrestlers, managers, book…
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Adam & Jeremy review a randomly chosen episode of independent promotion USWO from Nashville TN. This show featured: - American Psycho in a TV Title Gauntlet Match - Tag Team Championship Suicidal Youth Vs Booty Call - The WORST segment we've ever seen, THE KITTIN LAIR YouTube version of the podcast - https://youtu.be/J92ScuxdN2M For Exclusive Bonus…
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No matter what happens to AEW in the future, the company will always be able to proud about the number of tickets they sold for their All In event in 2023, at Wembley Stadium. Could they also be just as proud of the show they put on for the London faithful on that night-in this week's episode we give our thoughts about the card they offered up and …
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Adam & Jeremy review a randomly chosen episode of WWC World Wrestling Council TV from Puerto Rico. This show featured: - Terry Funk vs Barry Windham - Dory Funk Jr, Tony Atlas, Buriser Brody & More YouTube version of the podcast - https://youtu.be/sf5wJ6M8Ozg For Exclusive Bonus Episodes, subscribe via our Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/wrestlin…
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It's time for the latest instalment of BracketMania and this time we are crowning the greatest tag team of the 2000s- a field of 16 tag teams were nominated by the RWR regulars and now they will be whittled down to one via the means of a tournament bracket. The Random Wrestling Review is brought to you this week by Stephen, Alex and Tinky.…
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Originally an episode that was previously released to just our Patreon members, enjoy a FREE episode from our bonus content! For over 200+ additional episodes, join our patreon or subscribe in apple podcasts : patreon.com/wrestlingatrandom With Hulk Hogan's passing this week, we recap Jeremy's favorite Hulk Hogan live event moment. Bonus Content th…
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After the purchase of WCW by WWE, Vince and company had a decision to make about when they were going to pull the trigger on an on-screen war between the two. Their decision to go with the feud just a few short months after purchasing the company, and with a WCW roster bereft of big names, remains a heated point of discussion to this day, some 24 y…
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Adam & Jeremy review a randomly chosen episode of Ron's Championship Wrestling. Ron Wright's indie promotion from Knoxville, TN. THis show featured: - Ron's tapes of Mongolian Stomper - Personality Profile - Troubling Commercials & More YouTube version of the podcast - https://youtu.be/UzXcM8Ud3VE For Exclusive Bonus Episodes, subscribe via our Pat…
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It's that time in the year where we reflect on the matches previously covered on the podcast and honour those that deserve immortalising in the famous RWR Matches Hall of Fame. This year there are 3 new inductees, and this episode is the only way to find out what they are! The Random Wrestling Review is brought to you this week by Tinky.…
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Adam & Jeremy review a randomly chosen episode of the Outlaw Territory ICW from Kentucky. This show featured: - 1979 Macho Man Randy Savage Promo - Lanny Poffo doing athletic things - Big Boy Williams and his gear & more! YouTube version of the podcast - https://youtu.be/dDTpVRReaB4 For Exclusive Bonus Episodes, subscribe via our Patreon - https://…
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As the podcast looks back at important and significant events from history it seemed only fitting that we included the first ever Clash of the Champions TV special- an event famous for its main event where WCW World Champion, Ric Flair, battled Sting in a match where Sting became a made man having been presented as 'The Nature Boy's equal throughou…
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Adam & Jeremy review a randomly chosen episode of Ring of Honor TV, Ep 37, from 06/02/2012. This show featured: - Adam Cole vs. Mike Mondo - Tommaso Ciampa vs. Nick Westgate - The All-Night Express (Kenny King & Rhett Titus) vs. Caprice Coleman & Cedric Alexander - Promos from Kevin Steen & Steve Corino YouTube version of the podcast - https://yout…
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