Austin's Podcast = The best **** out

[PYRRHUS 88]

I think it was pretty obvious Regal was talking about how his perception of the match changed once he talk to Ricky. Why? Well, because Savage liked to prepared for his matches very carefully. In the case of the Mania III match, it's kinda of a known fact that the Savage vs Steamboat match was pre planed almost move for move. So when Regal says his perception changed, he's talking about how the awesomeness of that match didn't come from 2 talented guys calling it in the ring, but 2 guys thinking very hard about what they were going to do weeks in advance.

For guys like Regal and Austin, being spontaneous is key to work a match. So knowing such a masterpiece wasn't done almost "on the fly", takes away from their enjoyment.

That wouldn't explain why, when it was mentioned, they both suddenly started talking in nervous/hushed tones on some "We shouldn't be talking about this " type of vibe.

Even C____ B_____ isn't stricken from the historical record on Austin's podcast, so whatever this was, it felt like there was a lot more to it than just "Savage didn't prefer to call it in the ring".

 

[Jmare007]

That wouldn't explain why, when it was mentioned, they both suddenly started talking in nervous/hushed tones on some "We shouldn't be talking about this " type of vibe.

Even C____ B_____ isn't stricken from the historical record on Austin's podcast, so whatever this was, it felt like there was a lot more to it than just "Savage didn't prefer to call it in the ring".

you guys are reading way too much into it. I heard it and read it as them not wanting to "ruin" that classic match to fans by explaining why their perception of it changed.

As you just said, Austin doesn't give a fukk about "taboo" subjects. Thinking there's this mega story that Ricky Steamboat knows just because they didn't want to go in depth about a match is conspiracy theory type of shyt

 

[23Barrettcity]

I think it was pretty obvious Regal was talking about how his perception of the match changed once he talk to Ricky. Why? Well, because Savage liked to prepared for his matches very carefully. In the case of the Mania III match, it's kinda of a known fact that the Savage vs Steamboat match was pre planed almost move for move. So when Regal says his perception changed, he's talking about how the awesomeness of that match didn't come from 2 talented guys calling it in the ring, but 2 guys thinking very hard about what they were going to do weeks in advance.

For guys like Regal and Austin, being spontaneous is key to work a match. So knowing such a masterpiece wasn't done almost "on the fly", takes away from their enjoyment.

Your probably right but the way he responded though had me any person who knew nothing about the match would think something nefarious ... Hell I think you would consider people posting on this board knowledgable fans yet we are confused

 

[Brad Piff]

sounds like macho was on some steez

most awkward moment in all of austins podcasts thus far

 

[Brad Piff]

jerichos light up jacket cost $9,000

edit: his wm28 jacket cost $15,000

 

[El Cocodrilo]

I'm copping

 

[True Blue Moon]

sounds like macho was on some steez

most awkward moment in all of austins podcasts thus far

That's what I'm saying. We're all wrestling geeks here who have decent knowledge, so if motherfukkers are thinking some conspiracy level stuff, it's not out of nowhere. I had to check with ya'll to make sure I wasn't the only one that felt the awkwardness.

 

[puppetmaster]

"Meltzer always claims Sting never drew money, ha! I dunno bout that one mister" - Steve Austin




-P-

 

[Libra Lady]

Pretty good interview with Lilian Garcia on today's show. Her story of how she ended up in the 'E,' I enjoyed listening to. I thought she made the right decision in not studying others to help her be the most authentic version of herself as an announcer. She is truly someone who has been put in precarious situations since childhood and has made the most out of them.

 

[Konnan]

Hogan did a radio spot on Sirius for that dude Bubba the Love Sponge once and a caller asked him about Savage and Steph and Hogan got all offensive like "what incident " and the caller explained it and Hogan was like hmm I may look into that thanks for bringing it to my attention and moved on.

Even Hogan knows to kayfabe that one


Arriba la raza

 

[Konnan]

Here's the show

It's in 6 parts tho


Arriba la raza

 

[TrillaMonsoon]

I swear Austin is half retarded. Every time he does that dumb ass can opening sound effect I


FURR DA WERKIN MAN

 

[puppetmaster]

I love when he does Q and A's because Steve starts dropping knowledge freely but I hate it at the same time mainly because some of these cats call up and go straight up "rasslin fan mode" I sit there judging like

then it dawns that on some levels I'm one of you people



-P-

 

[Konnan]

I just heard the episode with Lilian Garcia

I don't care how she sings American the Beautiful

First show he's done where I zoned out... I guess they all can't be winners

I wonder how many times he's took her to pound town

Arriba la raza

 

[Libra Lady]

I really liked the continuation (Part 2) of William Regal's interview. He told he side of the story regarding his match with Goldberg (below) which many claimed was the reason why he got fired from WCW.



Personally, I don't think it was a horrible match. I also believe Regal when he said that him and Bill were told to have a competitive match. That coupled with the commentary makes his side of the story seem legit imo. Meh.

I enjoyed the Q & A session. I would have liked if it was more up to speed and this past week's Raw was touched upon, but in any event it was good. I am someone who doesn't think that D-Bry will be doing double duty at WM30. I know many are wanting that to be the big payoff (understandable) but it just seems that his match with HHH will be made to look as being just as, if not more important than him becoming champion.

Time shall tell. As Austin keeps saying, that window of opportunity cannot keep getting screwed with.