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PODCAST

Wrasslin" Raw

Ryan Orrico, Jason Bartlett, and Joe Giammatteo

Wrasslin" Raw is a wrestling podcast that centers around three friends doing a deep-dive into World Wrestling Entertainment"s past. Starting in 1993, Joe, Ryan, and Jason take a look back at old-school wrestling by watching the WWE show Monday Night Raw in chronological order, along with the Pay-Per-Views as they happen. Bringing together three different viewpoints that sometimes agree and sometimes don"t, Wrasslin" Raw is a round table discussion centered around individual episodes and events.

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52:22

WWE Raw: November 4, 1996

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2022/07/18

Oh my god oh my god oh my god! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys view one of the most notorious and influential episodes in wrasslin’ history- Pillman’s Got a Gun! Stone Cold Steve Austin and Brian Pillman take storytelling to the next level, while the Sultan and Alex “the Pug” Porteau take jobbing to the next level. The Wildman Marc Mero and Fake Razor have a terrible match, and we get to see everyone giving up on the Stalker’s gimmick at the same time. Join Team Pug!

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51:43

WWE Raw: October 28, 1996

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2022/07/11

Is that double J Jeff Jarrett? No, it’s the real Double J, Jesse James! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys get the debut of the repackaged Roadie! Aldo Montoya still gets pyro when he takes on Crush, Billy Gunn goes up against Freddie Joe Floyd, and Shawn Michaels battles the British Bulldog. Sal Sincere attempts to class up the joint, but we get news that there may be some serious trouble brewing between Brian Pillman and Stone Cold Steve Austin- stay tuned for more details!

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43:48

WWE Raw: October 21, 1996

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2022/07/04

Where's the SUUU-EEEE McMahon? In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys view the fallout from the Buried Alive Pay Per View. Henry Godwin continues to get overlooked, Earl Hebner continues to build his stats, and it took three years for Vince McMahon Sr. to achieve Hall of Fame status. Bret Hart returns to provide an amazing interview, and kicks off an amazing feud with Stone Cold Steve Austin. It's been a PERFECT hoax!

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58:22

WWE In Your House 11: Buried Alive

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2022/06/20

It’s a damn good thing those microphones got fixed! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys sit down to talk about In Your House 11: Buried Alive. Stone Cold Steve Austin debuted the Breaking Glass entrance music, the tag team championship ends in a ridiculous finish, and Mero gets his shit in against Goldust. This Pay Per View made Jim Ross look like a piece of shit, and the Battle of the Powerbombs between Sid and Vader is a great lead in to Buried Alive and the debut of the Executioner!

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54:55

WWE Raw: October 14, 1996

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2022/06/13

Jake Roberts isn’t drunk, Jake Roberts is a winner! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys examine the go-home episode of Monday Night Raw, leading into the Buried Alive Pay Per View. Stone Cold Steve Austin and Shawn Michaels do some nice work, but the story around the ring gets in the way. Sunny debuts her cartoony stripper music, Jim Ross talks at length about Kevin Dunn, and The Pug works hard for his money. Vader was the shits, and it’s the best way to end four weeks in Hershey!

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42:09

WWE Raw: October 7, 1996

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2022/06/06

Have you changed the channel yet? In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys take a look at an episode that shows us who “The Real Double J” is- when it isn’t driving us to the competition. Matches featuring Marc Mero, Fake Diesel, and the Sultan leave much to be desired, while the Mankind/Undertaker vignettes hyping the Buried Alive match continue to be crowd favorites. Why did the WWF start losing for 83 weeks? Because they took away Aldo Montoya’s pyro, dammit!

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50:55

WWE Raw: September 30, 1996

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2022/05/30

Who would have thought Jake Roberts would be a highlight? In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys learn that Jim Ross has NO LOYALTY to the WWF, and is going strong on being Redass JR. Matches between Vader and Michaels and an angle with Mr. Perfect and Hunter Hearst Helmsley are underwhelming, while the Spanish Announce Table loves the Godwinn’s goat. Even though the Double J Hoax brings back good memories, most of these people ought to be embarrassed over what they’ve done!

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54:34

WWE Raw: September 23, 1996

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2022/05/23

Watch out for that enormous gravestone! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys get to witness the crowning of a new, but very mild Intercontinental champion, Marc Mero, as well as action featuring The Bodydonnas, Owen Hart, British Bulldog, and fake Razor Ramon. Hershey loves rest holds!

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01:04:02

WWE In Your House 10: Mind Games

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2022/05/09

NEW CHAMPIONS! NEW CHAMPIONS! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys are lucky enough to witness the Mind Games Pay Per View, and there are a lot of stars to be handed out in it. Matches featuring the Undertaker, Goldust, Shawn Michaels, Mankind, and many more all deliver; Owen Hart won’t be wearing a cast anymore, and the Jim Cornette/Jose Lothario feud is hopefully over. There’s a serious tag match, but even rarer than that, there’s a Match of the Year candidate. Guest starring: ECW!

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57:46

WWE Raw: September 16, 1996

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2022/05/02

SAY IT, DAMMIT! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, Vince McMahon’s micromanagement of the commentary table becomes readily apparent, as the storytelling from our announcers stops lining up with the storytelling in the ring all together. Matches featuring Bob Holly and Alex “The Pug” Porteau get ignored to remind us about Razor Ramon and Diesel; also, the debut of the Sultan gets sidetracked by Jake Roberts, Jerry Lawler, and Jim Beam. Yes folks, that helmet is controversial!

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53:08

WWE Raw: September 9, 1996

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2022/04/25

That’s one good-looking JEZEBEL! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys are introduced to The Stalker Barry Windham, re-introduced to T.L. Hopper, and subjected to Crush. Faarooq and Savio Vega have a great show-opener, and the new stereotype gimmick Sal Sincere shows up to wrassle with the Undertaker. Wrasslin’ Raw shouldn’t have replayed Jim Ross’ comments about Razor Ramon and Big Daddy Cool Diesel- but nonetheless folks, the sources are reliable!

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57:23

WWE Raw: September 6, 1996

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2022/04/18

Should we get Movie Voice Man to intro the podcast? In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys take a look at Raw Championship Friday, a rare non-Monday episode of Raw. Steve Austin and Marc Mero have their 23rd match, Sycho Sid challenges an elephant to a tug-of-war, and the Iron Sheik reappears. Shawn Michaels and Goldust have a great match, but the biggest news of all is revealed: Diesel and Razor Ramon are returning to the WWF, and it will be great to have them back!

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58:29

WWE Raw: August 19, 1996

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2022/04/11

Vince is backstage flicking the static switch! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys get treated to great matches from Owen Hart, the British Bulldog Davey Boy Smith, Shawn Michaels, and… Yokozuna? The Stalker makes his promo debut here, announcing his intention to hunt and kill WWF Superstars, and speculation begins about whether or not the Urn has bestowed powers upon Mankind. It may be too little too late for Vader, but it’s definitely too much too often for Jose Lothario!

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01:10:42

WWE: SummerSlam 1996

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2022/04/04

Jannetty was an Intercontinental Champion, you know! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys sit down to examine SummerSlam 1996. In addition to the groundbreaking Boiler Room Brawl, matches include Owen Hart, Savio Vega, Sycho Sid, and the British Bulldog. Mark Henry joins commentary for a trainwreck of a match, and Sable is in hysterics when Mankind comes looking for mommy. Vader and Shawn Michaels headline the card to cap things off… and here come the druids!

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48:13

WWE Raw: August 12, 1996

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2022/03/28

Once again we ask, WHAT DOES SEX HAVE TO DO WITH MONDAY NIGHT RAW? In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys gear up for SummerSlam with a weak go-home finish, and an even weaker Biker Crush debut. WWF President Gorilla Monsoon has vacated the IC title while Ahmed Johnson practices posing in a robe, and Savio Vega gets the jobber treatment. Who? leaves us scratching our heads, but Sunny’s silhouette will leave you creaming your jeans!

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46:04

WWE Raw: August 5, 1996

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2022/03/21

Leave it to Vince McMahon to ask the real questions: WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THIS? In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys witness a match between Aldo Montoya and Jerry Lawler that is surprisingly good! There’s talk of a convict returning to the WWF (Bruddah), and a look at Shawn Michaels’ ongoing adversities. It’s great to see Kevin Kelly on our screens, but not as great to see the 11-man battle royale. Everyone say hi to our newest manager, Hillbilly Bill!

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52:37

WWE Raw: July 29, 1996

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2022/03/14

Is that some kind of BOILER ROOM? In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys get their first look at Babyface Sid in the ring, one of too many looks at the Mildman Marc Mero, and just the right amount of Steve Austin, the Undertaker, and Mankind. Henry O. Godwinn has a pretty good match with the British Bulldog, and Owen Hart joins us for some commentary. Oh, and we can’t forget to mention that ONE-TWO PUNCH, Sable!

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52:48

WWE Raw: July 22, 1996

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2022/03/07

It’s Shawn Michaels’ birthday, so you know he’s going to get some ‘cake!’ In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys get into one of the weirder episodes of Monday Night Raw in recent memory. There are in-ring debuts for The Goon and Freddie Joe Floyd, a terrible Marc Mero promo, a tease of Barry Horowitz’ schlong, a guy that looks like Ron Simmons (only bigger), and a rare Tag Team Title match to headline the episode. Brian Pillman is interested in going after some carpet, and so are we!

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01:05:22

WWE In Your House 9: International Incident

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2022/02/28

That jezebel is ruining things! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys review the International Incident Pay Per View; matches featuring “Stone Cold” Steve Austin, Sycho Sid, Mankind, the Undertaker, Shawn Michaels, and many more fill out the match card. Henry Godwinn steps up into a great match, and surprisingly enough, the Six-Man Tag match was decent as well. Jake Roberts couldn’t make it across the border, but that only made things better- O Canada!

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48:02

WWE: Raw July 15, 1996

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2022/02/21

Meet the newest Superstar: Betsy! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys gear up for the International Incident by viewing the go-home Raw preceding it. Matches featuring Bart Gunn and Billy Gunn in solo action, the Mildman Marc Mero, Shawn Michaels, and Ahmed Johnson are here, as well as some attempts at promos to get us excited for what’s about to happen in the Pay Per View. Don’t worry though- T.L. Hopper is here to lead us into the future of wrestling!

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