On this edition of GFA Live, Peter and Keithie talk about WWF Superstars from August 15, 1992! (and some other stuff, of course!)

Topics of discussion include:

* Why you should never go to Baltimore
* Spoiler-free Cobra Kai talk
* Razor Ramon's color scheme
* Minor league teams in New England
* Getting to hear later parts of theme songs on TV
* Finally setting the parameters for the HBK/Martel match at Summerslam
* Requesting a Sean Mooney compilation
* Diana Hart and her "teen movie" promo
* Outside promos for a softball game and a charity tennis event
* BONUS: Peter expresses pre-game disgust with a baseball lineup

Lineup:
- Big Boss Man vs. Skinner
- Kamala vs. Joe Steel
- Kamala And The Undertaker Have A Confrontation As Undertaker Enters The Ring
- The Undertaker vs. Chris Duffy
- Interview w/ “Macho Man” Randy Savage
- Money Inc. vs. Jerry Stevens/Tim McNeaney
- Summer Slam Report With Promos By: Diana Hart Smith, British Bulldog, Bret Hart, Beverly Brothers/Genius, Natural Disasters, Kamala/Harvey Whippleman, Then Sherri
- Razor Ramon vs. Jim Powers

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GFA Live #115: WWF Superstars 08-15-1992

On the pilot episode of Mount Olympus, a new quarterly (or whenever they feel like it) wrestling history podcast, Kelly, Johnny and Pete discuss Sammartino: The Legend Lives, a recent collection added to the WWE Network. The boys look at old favorites, and some old less-than-favorites, while breaking down a selection of matches from the collection.  In the end, this is a tribute to an amazing professional wrestler and a great time was had by all. Check it out!!!

Mount Olympus

Mount Olympus, Summer 2017 (Sammartino: The Legend Lives)

February 6, 1982

People complain about the Mae Young Classic having bad commentary. Please. It's nothing compared to the nightmare team of Gene Goodson and Armand Hussian from this episode. This is BAD commentary, folks. Pete, Johnny, and Kelly try to ignore it long enough to analyze the action, which features Richard Blood (not one of the great Richard Blood's, but he's alright), Jose Lothario, Big Daddy Bundy, Bugsy McGraw vs. Al Madril in an American title match, Larry Higgins (?), Tony Torrez (???) and El Negro Assassin (?!?!?!?). Sit back and enjoy another waltz across Texas with the boys!

World Cast: A WCCW Review

World Cast #3

On episode 29 of the PPW Podcast it's all about you! Steve is solo today and he is answering lots of listener questions! 

Enjoy!

PPW Episode 29 - Listener Questions!

April 17, 1982 (WCCW 17)

It now SOUNDS like the World Class we know and love. It now LOOKS like the World Class we know and love. But...it's...just...not...there...yet.  Pete, Kelly, and Johnny are present for the dawn of a new era, but the old era still has some fight left in it, led by good ol' Al (Madril) and his 70s All-Star Band.  Plus we have an even stranger time warp as GORGEOUS GEORGE (Grant) and the NATURE BOY (not Rogers or Flair) are live and in black and white from the 1950s! You never know what to expect from World Cast!

World Cast

World Cast #9

May 8, 1982 (WCCW 20)

Pete, Kelly, and Johnny get together to discuss a really fun episode of WCCW TV, climaxing with an awesome match between Kevin Von Erich and the Great Kabuki that is crazy heated and features wild outside the ring action. In addition, we have Tom Shaft and Ken Mantell squashed like the worthless bugs they are by Bundy and Bugsy, Good Ol' Al with another ** humdinger, and Gary Hart promising brutal things to be delivered by the man from MA-COW.

All this and more on World Cast!

World Cast #12

This week 1989 WWF is in the spotlight as we take a look at WWF Wrestling Spotlight from December 16, 1989!

- The Sensational Queen Sherri has a freakout: assaulting Ian Mooney and climbing cages
- Gorilla Monsoon as the Pat Buchanan of wrestling announcers and imagining Gorilla running a supermarket
- Hulk Hogan and Brutus Beefcake tell a fanciful tale of an alleged motorcycle trip to the North Pol
- Al Burke: the Renaissance man of late 80s enhancement talents
- Bad News Brown invokes President George H.W. Bush, Pope John Paul II, and Hollywood Hogan in asking for title shots
- The bizarre commercial airing immediately before the Jake Roberts match
- Why 1989 was a bad year to be a Bolshevik both in kayfabe and in real life

Plus:
- Explaining away what seems to be a spoonerism by Zeus
- The true meaning of the timekeeper ringing the bell constantly during an angle
- Trying to understand Lord Alfred Hayes’ use of the English language
- Jesse Ventura (accidentally?) books a match for WrestleMania VI
- YouTube Comment Theater and a Not Vinnie Vegas Corner!

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43. WWF Wrestling Spotlight 12-16-1989

With the 2018 season rapidly circling the drain, it's not hard to identify the problem: everybody sucks.

Everybody Sucks

This week all the pieces are moved into their final position leading up to Ultima Lucha Quattro.  A couple of beutiful matches and some truly pointless segments (as per the usual these days, ha!).

Lucha Afterground S4 E18 & 19

Greetings From Allentown is a podcast taking a look at the history of pro wrestling through the lens of weekly TV episodes from the 70s through the 90s covering WWF, WCW, and much more!

43. WWF Wrestling Spotlight 12-16-1989

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