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The current state of wrestling is a funny thing. While many fans are dissatisfied with the WWE product others have given up on wrestling altogether. WE all go through phases in life where our circumstances take a little bit of our joy away from us. Over the past few months, Heath Mullikin and Mark Whitman have admittedly not been as passionate about wrestling, in particular the WWE product, and have gotten back to watching wrestling they actually love. This is the story of regaining our passion for wrestling and other random topics.
Spoiler Alert: This episode was recorded on December 8, 2106 and Mark mentions that Chris Hero had stopped taking bookings for 2017. It was then reported by various sources on December 11 that Hero had resigned with the WWE. So, even if you didn’t hear it here first you must know that it was recorded here first.
Coming Next Week: The Fantasy Tournament Continues with the WWE Bracket.
This month’s Patreon exclusive episode: An episode that never aired gives you an insight into what making a podcast is really like when we tried to watch Randy Orton vs. Mick Foley in a hardcore match. Sign up and support the show at http://www.patreon.com/doubledropkick.
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We talk about the wrestling you grew up with, the wrestling you need to watch now, and stuff like pop culture, movies, and comics. Relive your favorite wrestling moments from the 80's plus the moments you didn't know about.
