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Your boy Gene Jackson went WAY over the 10 minute limit on this one, because this episode of Memphis Championship Wrestling was absolutely overflowing with action, characters, fights, insanity, and typical Memphis mayhem! There was just too much great stuff to leave out.

Inside this extended breakdown:

* The K.A.W. crew opens the show with threats, beer, and chaos!

* The Mean Street Posse are ready for the Kick Ass Crew!

* The Mullets vs. The Kingpins turns into a MUSIC VIDEO PREMIERE mid match

* Bobcat vs. Jasmine St. Claire devolves into a wild scene with special referee ‘The Kat’

* The Fabulous Rocker challenges the “smallest guy in Memphis wrestling”… and Hollywood Little answers the call!

* Lawler & Dundee reluctantly accept an offer from an unexpected tag team partner

* And the main event erupts into classic Memphis chaos with Lawler chasing K-Krush (R-Truth/Ron Cena) into the arena seats

This was one of the most over the top, fun, and absolutely unhinged MCW episodes yet and the review had to run long just to do it justice.

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The Retro Wrestling Archive Podcast Network is a home for nostalgia pro wrestling podcasts featuring interviews, reviews, recaps, and deep dives into the people, promotions, and moments that shaped wrestling history.

Our network includes original in-house shows like The Retro Wrestling Re-View Podcasts, Beyond Wrestling, Dangerous Conversations w/Doug Gilbert & Tommy Rich, and LIVE from the Archive!, along with affiliate podcasts such as STSPod, The Hang, Talkin' off the Top Rope, and Get Your Bell Rung, among others.

Presented in association with Jackson Media Creations, the Retro Wrestling Archive Podcast Network is dedicated to one mission: preserving pro wrestling history.