Extreme Three Way Dance #137: ECW Guilty as Charged 2000
From the eagle’s nest, high above the ECW arena, this is the Extreme Three Way Dance! In this episode, JT, Jenny and Matt review ECW Guilty as Charged 2000!
The troublesome trio talk about the aimless Mikey Whipwreck, the return of Dusty Rhodes, Da Baldies staying a step ahead of New Jack, Van Dam and Sabu exploding, the Impact Players cashing in on gold, an amazing main event, the future direction of the champions and so much more!
So jump on board, grab a chair and get ready to join this threesome for an extreme journey through time!
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WWE Backlash 2025 Preview
It’s WWE Backlash season, and a rotation of fellow wrestling fans joins Ryan Gray to preview every match on the card!
Ryan and Richie Mars discuss Randy Orton vs John Cena for the WWE Championship at Backlash.
Ryan and Brandon Janeau from @brandonjaneauShow discuss Gunther vs Pat McAfee at Backlash.
Ryan and Mark Poirier discuss Jacob Fatu vs LA Knight vs Damian Priest vs Drew McIntyre for the United States Championship at Backlash.
Ryan and Mike Rossi discuss Penta vs Dominik Mysterio for the Intercontinental Title at Backlash.
Ryan and Pudgy Mike from @PudgyboyzSportsTalk discuss Lyra Valkaria vs Becky Lynch for the Women's Intercontinental Title at Backlash.
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Shooting Sharp #10 - Future Endeavored
Welcome to Shooting Sharp with Mike Rossi. This is Episode #10 - Future Endeavored
Mike hits on the News in the Wrestling World after a crazy week that brought some Post Wrestlemania WWE talent releases to the news feed
The show Reviews NXT, WWE Smackdown and WWE Raw before heading over to AEW where we review Dynamite, and Collision
Then Mike talks about the WWE releases and does a statistical breakdown of the WWE releases since 2020. How many have gone to AEW? or TNA? Or out of wrestling all together?
We also preview the week ahead which includes WWE Backlash live from St Louis
Join us every Tuesday for Shooting Sharp on the North South Connection Podcast Network
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ChroNoSo #47 – WWF Saturday Night’s Main Event & Much More
It’s… ChroNoSo! The North-South Connection Podcast Network takes you down memory lane each month by exploring one match from WWE history. This month on ChroNoSo, the crew dives into Late July 1990. They also cover matches, segments & events from Saturday Night Main Event, PrimeTime Wrestling, SuperStars, & More.
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X-Position: An X-Men Podcast #16- X-Men: The Last Stand (X3)
We interrupt our regular programming for the third of several periodic check-ins with the X-Men's exploits on the silver screen! This "show within a show" continues with the controversial and bombastic X-MEN: THE LAST STAND. Last stand... that means it's the last one, right? Right?? Oh, you sweet summer 2006 child. Jenny, Tim, and Keithie have some deep thoughts on this one, in ways that may be startling and unexpected.
As quaint as it sounds by today's standards, the trilogy model represented a best-case scenario for any superhero film series in the early 2000s. Three movies was the mark of tremendous success for a genre considered radioactive less than a decade earlier, cementing the legacy of a property that managed to achieve this feat as a certified franchise and reliable money-maker. It also proved to be something of a double-edged sword in that the third entry typically represented the end of the line. Due to the reality of diminishing returns, changing tastes, and the complexities of reassembling an increasingly sprawling ensemble cast, conventional wisdom maintained that this was as far as a studio could realistically push it. Of course, cheaper spin-offs and derivative projects smaller in scope certainly remained in play to continue milking the franchise. But for all intents and purposes, it was three-and-done for the mainline, continuing narrative. Perhaps as a byproduct of the ballooning production and the pressure to turn out a respectable profit against a massively inflated budget, studio oversight tended to increase significantly for this supposed final outing -- arguably at the cost of quality control. In that respect, X-MEN: THE LAST STAND may as well be the poster child for the trilogy treatment kiss of death in blockbuster superhero filmmaking.
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