Sports entertainment

Oh, it certainly was.

And jacked to the gills is a good thing, 'cause if you don't know, here at Singlets and Suplexes, we talk about the past week in professional wrestling before we dive into sports entertainment nostalgia.

But usually before we do all that, we do do the housekeeping, don't we, Luke?

We do indeed.

Ole, ole, ole.

What a hurricaner of weekend from Las Vegas, Mexico City and all the way down to Chile.

We have all been spoilt like never before with show after show of suspenseful high drama, theatrical sports entertainment and mind-blowing twists and turns.

Starting with the Fantastico Smackdown and the double Magnifico nights of TripleMania 34 and finished off with a Perfecto Monday Night Raw.

Bro.

So, yeah, I think, obviously, you know, typically we are here to talk about the past week in professional wrestling before we do dive into sports entertainment nostalgia.

I suppose the interview with Si will be covering sort of, you know, the sports entertainment nostalgia side.

Obviously, you've done more in time with him.

You speak about, you know, how he got into wrestling and how he enjoyed it first.

Remember, you can call it pro wrestling.

You can call it sports entertainment.

You can call it whatever you want, but call it in the ring, and we are hopefully out of here until next week.

Intro music provided royalty-free by Audionautix.

Indeed.

Obviously, here on the show, we do talk about the past week in professional wrestling before diving into sports entertainment nostalgia.

And although we've had a perfect segue from Luke there into the trading cards I bought, should we get going with some housekeeping, Luke? Getting nice and clean?

We should, because I think there was somebody new listening to this and they just thought it was a podcast about people who've bought wrestling cards on Vinted and we're just going to talk about them for an hour and a half.

You can also inbox us for questions and thoughts as well.

And we've had a question from 5150RobC.

And this is quite a fit moment to think about how we do talk about sports entertainment nostalgia.

What he's saying is that what was your first experience of wrestling that really got you into it?

The website, of course, at ChairShotMedia.

It's TheChairShot.com. Go there for sports entertainment and sports entertainment.

You'll find all of it at TheChairShot.com. We thank you for listening.

We will be back next week.

The Revolutionary Podcast.

The Sports Entertainment.

It's Brad the Dad and Father Greg.

The Smack Daddies.

The Revolutionary Podcast.

The Sports Entertainment.

It's Brad the Dad and Father Greg.

The Smack Daddies.

So here's the thing John Fascitelli, the chairman and ce...

the founder of Surge which he-- You know, by the way John used to be the head of real estate for Harris Blitz or Sports & Entertainment.

I'm talking, you know, the Devils , The Sixers-

Yeah

Indeed.

Well, I think we've done a little bit of the world there, but obviously we are here to talk about the past week in professional wrestling before we dive into sports entertainment nostalgia.

Shall we do some housekeeping, Luke?

Definitely.

Remember, you can call it pro wrestling.

You can call it sports entertainment.

You can call it whatever you want, but call it in the ring, and we're out of here until next week.

Intro music provided royalty-free by Audionautix.

I, I grew up with this, and you know, the pro wrestling wasn't, [laughs] wasn't, wasn't a bad word.

And, and, and, and I guess also, I think it's a combination now where we've, we've been doing this long enough that people understand, yes, it's sports entertainment, but for a lot of us it's still about, uh, in the ring.

And certainly from my standpoint, my career was built on what I did inside the ropes.

Um, I was not gonna be a larger than life character.

... you know, so you have something for everybody.

Yes.

That, that, that's a great point that sports entertainment and pro wrestling, that, that there's something for everybody to enjoy.

Is there something different about when you're training developmental talent, and you're also getting them ready for Raw or SmackDown, whichever the situation is.