Bruce Prichard's Podcast is Amazing

[TheGreatShowtime]

I wonder if the relationship between Cokeboy and Undertaker soured, so he brought back Bruce to help mend that fence down the line

 

[Reality Check]

I started listening to Russo's cast and I thought I would make it to 5-6 episodes but I'm already passing on it. Russo is long winded as fukk



bro, can I tell you something bro....
bro, before I answer can we take it back to 1997....
bro, do you have any eye-dear the writing that went into his character?....
bro, I sawr him as a baby face, but Vince thought otherwise...
....the fact of da matter is ....

The TNA episodes he's done thus far are pretty interesting

 

[Legal]

I lost interest in the podcast but might go back and listen to a few shows. 'Foley wins the title' and a few others look good

I started listening to Russo's cast and I thought I would make it to 5-6 episodes but I'm already passing on it. Russo is long winded as fukk



bro, can I tell you something bro....
bro, before I answer can we take it back to 1997....
bro, do you have any eye-dear the writing that went into his character?....
bro, I sawr him as a baby face, but Vince thought otherwise...
....the fact of da matter is ....

Bischoff is another one, but I ain't got the time.

Anywho, good for Bruce to get another run at it.

I bushed the Bischoff podcast a good while ago. Much like the Russo description, took forever to answer a question, and stayed getting defensive about it. And breh came with some serious ducktales, too. One of the first episodes, he had the nerve to say that WCW at no point was stealing people away from WWF, and made Hall/Nash/Hogan bigger stars. shyt was crazy. I also got tired of the extended Blue Chew ads. This guy Bischoff would really be out here telling everybody about how he was plotting out smashing his wife without a single bit of irony or intended humor.

 

[Rayzah]

damn for real? shyt he deserves it, I dont think this will be the end of the podcast, shyt that might mean its going to pick up steam on the network. The podcast is what got him back hot, thats crazy..

 

[blues_funk_reggae]

I bushed the Bischoff podcast a good while ago. Much like the Russo description, took forever to answer a question, and stayed getting defensive about it. And breh came with some serious ducktales, too. One of the first episodes, he had the nerve to say that WCW at no point was stealing people away from WWF, and made Hall/Nash/Hogan bigger stars. shyt was crazy. I also got tired of the extended Blue Chew ads. This guy Bischoff would really be out here telling everybody about how he was plotting out smashing his wife without a single bit of irony or intended humor.

With the Bischoff podcast I got tired of looking at my phone during my morning commute like, DAMN..can he stop talking about "Turner Legal" and all this other bullshyt that has nothing to do with a botched Nitro, poor booking, and locker room politics.

The Starcade 97' episode was it for me, 20 years later and he still can't admit that they botched that finish. He's gone on and on about how Sting showed up without a tan, looking "uninterested" and having "demons"....meanwhile Andre the giant showed up to Wrestlemania walking with a cane and could barely stand up right, but somehow they managed to pull that off. Nah uncle Eric, you let Hogan talk you into some shyt which lead to the botched finish of a 1 year story line.

:bronwtf1:

 

[Bryan Danielson]

I bushed the Bischoff podcast a good while ago. Much like the Russo description, took forever to answer a question, and stayed getting defensive about it. And breh came with some serious ducktales, too. One of the first episodes, he had the nerve to say that WCW at no point was stealing people away from WWF, and made Hall/Nash/Hogan bigger stars. shyt was crazy. I also got tired of the extended Blue Chew ads. This guy Bischoff would really be out here telling everybody about how he was plotting out smashing his wife without a single bit of irony or intended humor.

Eeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhh


I will say this..... Hogan was and is Hogan.... but him turning Heel made him an even BIGGER star.

And then yea Razor Ramon and Desiel were big, but NASH & HALL became MEGA and it’s a reason we still refer to them as NASH & HALL and not their WWF names/gimmicks. It’s semantics but he ain’t exactly tell duck tales



Martha

 

[Legal]

Eeeeeeeeeeehhhhhhhhh


I will say this..... Hogan was and is Hogan.... but him turning Heel made him an even BIGGER star.

And then yea Razor Ramon and Desiel were big, but NASH & HALL became MEGA and it’s a reason we still refer to them as NASH & HALL and not their WWF names/gimmicks. It’s semantics but he ain’t exactly tell duck tales



Martha

Yeah, it's definitely a case of semantics. I think the only one you can 100% say got a bigger name for themselves would be Scott Hall. He was never going to be a main event/focused talent in WWF, but they LED with Hall, instead of waiting for them to be able to use Nash.

Any argument about Nash will always get countered by someone mentioning the lengthy WWF title run.

I would argue that Hogan wasn't a case of becoming a bigger star, but they definitely deserve credit for having the balls to turn him heel. He was never going to exceed the heights of the 80s in the WWF, but he didn't matter as much as you would expect from 94 to 96 when the turn happened.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

Yeah, it's definitely a case of semantics. I think the only one you can 100% say got a bigger name for themselves would be Scott Hall. He was never going to be a main event/focused talent in WWF, but they LED with Hall, instead of waiting for them to be able to use Nash.

Any argument about Nash will always get countered by someone mentioning the lengthy WWF title run.

I would argue that Hogan wasn't a case of becoming a bigger star, but they definitely deserve credit for having the balls to turn him heel. He was never going to exceed the heights of the 80s in the WWF, but he didn't matter as much as you would expect from 94 to 96 when the turn happened.

Yea Nash did have that title run.... but his legacy is and will always be WCW as its kinda like he’s barely ever mentioned like that in the history of WWF.

Hogan after his turn became massive, it can be argued that he was a bigger heel than he was a face and ultimately that means he was bigger in WCW. I remember his heel run and it was crazy. Like no one was generating the heat he, Nash, & Hall had with thousands of fans so legit mad they throwing shyt in the ring and running in to attack them.

I remember going to a show in my hometown and that shyt was

Martha

 

[Silkk]

Yeah, it's definitely a case of semantics. I think the only one you can 100% say got a bigger name for themselves would be Scott Hall. He was never going to be a main event/focused talent in WWF, but they LED with Hall, instead of waiting for them to be able to use Nash.

Any argument about Nash will always get countered by someone mentioning the lengthy WWF title run.

I would argue that Hogan wasn't a case of becoming a bigger star, but they definitely deserve credit for having the balls to turn him heel. He was never going to exceed the heights of the 80s in the WWF, but he didn't matter as much as you would expect from 94 to 96 when the turn happened.

Nash was NEVER as hot/over as he was in 98 when he was leading the Wolfpac. Dude was legit up there with Austin and Goldberg.

 

[Stop_It_5]

Podcast was losing steam, which was inevitable. There's only so much to tell.

Another 5+ year run in creative and Bruce is gonna have all the ammo he needs for his next podcast run, might even gather Intel on shyt that went down while he was away

 

[THE 101]

Podcast was losing steam, which was inevitable. There's only so much to tell.

Another 5+ year run in creative and Bruce is gonna have all the ammo he needs for his next podcast run, might even gather Intel on shyt that went down while he was away

What happened when.......Smackdown ratings tanked on Fox and the show got moved to FS1

 

[TheGreatShowtime]

Is it me or has the audio quality on the podcast significantly fallen off? I swear the volume changes on its own throughout the show.

It's gotten even worse. Listening to other podcasts, the audio quality of this is Bush league

 

[King P]

So much for that bullshyt Prichard was spewing when the podcast first started about "there is no pro WWE agenda here! I was fired, and I have no desire to go back. I'm happy doing what I'm doing now"

 

[Mr. Manhattan]

With the Bischoff podcast I got tired of looking at my phone during my morning commute like, DAMN..can he stop talking about "Turner Legal" and all this other bullshyt that has nothing to do with a botched Nitro, poor booking, and locker room politics.

The Starcade 97' episode was it for me, 20 years later and he still can't admit that they botched that finish. He's gone on and on about how Sting showed up without a tan, looking "uninterested" and having "demons"....meanwhile Andre the giant showed up to Wrestlemania walking with a cane and could barely stand up right, but somehow they managed to pull that off. Nah uncle Eric, you let Hogan talk you into some shyt which lead to the botched finish of a 1 year story line.

:bronwtf1:

I'm glad Conrad went in on Bischoff about the decision for the retarded Starrcade finish, built up a 17 month storyline and you change your mind cause he wasn't fukking tanned, complete bullshyt
but I find Bischoff to be a cool dude despite his dumb decisions, and hes obviously not trying to throw Hogan under the bus

 

[Konnan]

fukk that I was heavily invested in WCW at the time and that was one of the greatest storylines ever told

There is no forgiveness for fukking that shyt up