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Troubles Weekly

Troubles, Chris Colvin

A blender full of wrestling.

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From Crockett to Chaos Episode Fifty: Clash of the Champions XXIII

We’re smack dab in the middle of the Summer of 1993 in our voyage through the WCW timeline! This is a special event, as it marks the last one before THE epic wrestlecrap moment in history that comes the next Clash. WCW is riding high right...

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Southern Underground Pro: The Battle for Bonestorm

The first ever poster, note Jaden Newman listed. He wouldn’t be on the show because he was under 21!

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An Interview with Josh Crane

This one was a long time coming, and even with some audio issues I think this is one of the best interviews I’ve ever done. Josh was incredibly open and honest, diving into stuff he’s never really talked about. You’ll get the deep lore on h...

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Darby Allin(c) vs Kyle Fletcher for the TNT Championship aka The Tale of the Terrible Dinner

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Chihiro Hashimoto vs Spike Nishimura, Sendai Girls THE BIG SHOW, 10-10-26

Spike felt the first lick from the fires of greatness, but Chihiro Hashimoto is forged from that inferno, aka Sendai Girls rules!

Chihiro Hashimoto is the best wrestler in the world this year.

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