Pro Wrestling Live: You Tube Roulette #5

In this edition of PTBN: Youtube Roulette, it was permanent guest Matt’s turn to spin the Youtube roulette wheel and he landed on a wild brawl between Sabu and Lightning Kid, DDP vs Kanyon in front of 85 people, Booker T vs Tajiri from Japan, and a hard hitting slugfest between Kevin Steen and Masato Tanaka. The crew also discuss Shawn-alytics, cafegymatoriums, Tony Clifton, chronically ruptured buttholes, Static-X, a thorough discussion of the types of mist Tajiri uses, a new slogan for Kevin Steen, and so much more!

Pro Wrestling Live: You Tube Roulette #4

In this edition of PTBN: YouTube Roulette, it was Jake's turn to spin the YouTube roulette, and he landed on a big brawl from the legendary Von Erichs and Freebirds rivalry, New Jack attempting to murder Vic Grimes in scaffold match, Stan Hansen beating Terry Funk to a pulp in Japan, and finally a styles clash between Walter and Will Ospreay for the pretigious Internet Championship. The crew talk DMV Dory, Fritz the gas station owner, She-Hulk, Triscuit Hips, Bashful Von Erich, and much more!

PTBN Wrestling Live: You Tube Roulette #3

In this edition of PTBN: YouTube Roulette, it was Logna’s turn to spin the YouTube roulette, and he came up with Owen Hart vs Jushin “Thunder” Liger match from Japan, a rare Batista vs Brock Lesnar match from OVW, Young Bucks vs reDragon from ROH, and ends the show with the Hell of War Match between Killshot and Dante Fox from Lucha Underground. The boys talk about Waffle House, brutal moves and spots, and much much more.
Owen Hart vs Jushin Liger NJPW 4/26/91
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTaz_xQF7uA
 
Brock Lesnar vs Batista: OVW, Sept. 28, 2001
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=3o-xq5rOD1k&fbclid=IwAR1U7-ZRA657B9F3wS_yWEkU5czTeKDZG5dGIub3q9x92LmSgGvGphsoXro
 
The Young Bucks vs reDRagon (w/ Shayna Baszler)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=IhFpYk4Ykks&fbclid=IwAR2eNX_-nzhCh5vLV1ZikVOZHbbbCwoXsqvr14R8IbUi9ArDRlCqjw5iQB0
 
Lucha Underground Ultima Lucha Tres Dante Fox vs Killshot
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=CFpa6zYqSMg&fbclid=IwAR0vt-sZ4tzwPUc1KHomVF9KdlslXf1uvckDTpODkM0fPm4iNGSekY2h00g

It Was a Thing on TV: Episode 148 - WrestleMania 2 (Director's Cut)

We are presenting the second of two wrestling themed episodes of It Was a Thing on TV right here on the Place to be Wrestling Network.
 
This time Greg, Chico and Mike looked at WrestleMania 2 which was what the world was coming to and it didn't go so well.
 
In 1986, the World Wrestling Federation held the sequel to the first WrestleMania and tried to top that event's success holding it in three different venues and jamming it with celebrities all over the place. Join us as we talk about the color commentary of Susan St. James (UH-OH!) and the expert boxing judging of G. Gordon Liddy.
 
Remember to listen to It Was a Thing on TV each and every Wednesday over at the Place to be Nation POP Experience.

Pro Wrestling Love #20: 2000's Japan Part 5

Happy WrestleMania Sunday! What’s the only thing bigger than two nights of WrestleMania? Pro Wrestling Love finishing its countdown of Top 25 Best Pro Wrestling Matches to take place in Japan between 2000-2009 on the Place To Be Nation, of course! Marty Sleeze aka Superstar Sleeze on PWO & Twitter is once again joined by Mike aka DaWho5 on PWO to complete their lists. Things kick off with an epic All Japan vs New Japan tag match that would have thought to have been unthinkable in the 90s. Mike delivers the goods with great in-depth analysis on Misawa vs Takayama. Marty Sleeze gives some love to originator of Pro Wrestling Love, Keiji Mutoh and the Mutoh Renaissance. BattlArts and FUTEN shine bright in the Top 5. Another three Kobashi matches are discussed, but does he have enough in the tank to get to #1? Or is he a bridesmaid? Marty and Mike agree on the Best Match to take place in Japan between 2000-2009 making it the Undisputed Greatest Match from Japan in 2000-2009 timeframe. You got to click the link, download and find out what it is.   Agree? Disagree? What was too high? Too Low? What was missed altogether? Let us know and keep on spreading the Pro Wrestling Love! 

Jacob & Tyler's GWCW Reveal: #60-51

Tyler Kelley and Jacob Williams reach the halfway point in their GWCW list countdown with their #60- 51 matches. They discuss Arn Anderson & Lord Steven Regal, the greatness of Great American Bash 1989, changing thoughts on matches upon rewatches, potential challenges with Peacock and more.  Check out episode 5 and see what matches you agree with, disagree with and how their lists are progressing.

PTBN Network Special: WrestleMania 19 Summit

In part two of this very special, very serious podcast miniseries, join some of PTBN’s finest as they live watch, discuss the merits of, and attempt to settle the long standing debate of which WrestleMania is better...17 or 19. Join Ben Locke, Calum McDougall, Tim Capel, Logan Crosland, Matt Souza, Shawn Kidd, and Jennifer Smith as they live watch WrestleMania 19 and all of the fun and games that come with it! Come for the hard hitting wrestling analysis, stay for the Limp Bizkit impressions! It’s WrestleMania 19!

Pro Wrestling Love #19: 2000's Japan Part 4

Happy Easter! Marty (Superstar Sleeze on PWO & Twitter) & Mike (DaWho5 on PWO) are bringing the Pro Wrestling Love worldwide as they continue their countdown of the Top 25 Matches to take place in Japan between 2000-2009 right here on the Place To Be Nation. They have cracked the Top Ten and will be disclosing their #10-#6 on this episode. There is discussion of North Dakota or lack thereof. NOAH, New Japan, BattlArts and even MUGA get a shout out on this episode. Mike goes old school with a killer Fujinami vs Nishimura match. Marty breaks it open with an in-depth look into the Tanahashi formula and why he finds it to be so effective. Kenta Kobashi is the big man on campus with three matches being discussed this episode, be sure to listen to find out which of those three they are. Mike gives plenty of love for early 2000s New Japan including an Inokiism classic, Hashimoto & Iizuka vs Ogawa & Murakami in an all-out fracas at the Dome. This is an episode you don’t want to miss. Click the link, download, listen, enjoy and tell us what you think.