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PWO Intermission – Episode 13 – Ready To Celebrate
*A Pro Wrestling Opinion Exclusive*
Check out the latest episode of Intermission, the 15-minute podcast where Host Nicholas Jason Lopez breaks down current pro wrestling news and shoots on social media!
Whimsical Topics Include:
- Sting/Batista/The Rock To Appear On Raw Tonight?
- Useless Wrestling Knowledge
- The Shield Reunion At FastLane?
- GFW Deletes Master Tapes Of Amped
- Who Interrupts Roman Reigns Tonight?
ANNOUNCEMENTS!
- Check out new episodes of Intermission on YouTube every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at 7:45 PM!
- For Apple/iPhone Users – Download the Stationhead app today so you can tune into Nick’s exclusive 30-minute live pro wrestling talk show, “Pro Wrestling Banter!” to debut at 11:30 PM tonight!
- Follow Nick on Twitter @NickJasonLopez as he Live-Tweets Raw, SmackDown Live and NXT every week!
Manopera! Episode 54: Best Of 2017
*Courtesy Of The Bonesaw*
Check out the latest edition of “Manopera! A Wrestling Symposium” from our friends at The Bonesaw as PWO’s own Nicholas Jason Lopez joins a discussion with Hosts Chris Butera and “Spaceman” Frank about the best and worst of pro wrestling in 2017!
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Wrestle Talk Podcast – Shane, Stop It! Feat. Lee Montgomery, Billy Hills And Brady Lawrence Ep. 164
*Courtesy Of Wrestle Talk Podcast*
Check out the latest episode from our friends at the Wrestle Talk Podcast With Joe & Renè, which features Special Guests Lee Montgomery (Cape Championship Wrestling), “Farmer” Billy Hills (Cape Championship Wrestling) and Brady Lawrence (Proving Ground Pro).
Also discussed is what’s wrong with Shane McMahon, Neville’s departure, The Shield’s reunion, Ultima Lucha 3 and other pro wrestling news/rumors.
Link Below:
WWE Tribute To The Troops 2016 Reaction
By Nicholas Jason Lopez
Genrally, WWE’s annual “Tribute To The Troops” is holiday filler with little storyline impact.
2016’s was somewhat different, as they took advantage of Raw’s Roadblock: End Of The Line Pay-Per-View four days away and shaped the main event around it, also in a way that allowed the “patriotic faithful” theme to stay relevant.
Did it need to be two hours though? Add to that Raw’s three hours, SmackDown Live’s two hours and 205 Live’s one hour just two days before, that was a lot to watch.
Either scenario, no going back now.