Kris Zellner is joined by Rob Naylor (@NINaylor) to discuss our memories of the career of "Macho Man" Randy Savage. We go over our earliest memories of Savage and then talk about his greatness in ICW, Memphis, WWF, and WCW. We also talk about our favorite matches and angles plus our favorite incarnations of Macho Man character, as well. This was a damn fun show and we hope to do more like this in the future!! To support the show and get access to exclusive rewards like special members-only monthly themed shows, go to our Patreon page at Patreon.com/BetweenTheSheets and beco ..read more

Kris and David are joined by Matt Griffin (@MattTheMouth) as we discuss the week that was April 24-30, 2002. Topics of discussion include: Jerry Jarrett’s then-unnamed startup national wrestling promotion is set to run weekly PPVs, and we talk about that business model as well as if it could've ever been sustainable. Jerry Jarrett's thoughts on Vince Russo and if he wanted him involved or not. The announcement of wacky show booked by Road Warrior Animal featuring Japanese imports and all sorts of older names at a baseball stadium in Atlantic City. Mark and Jay Briscoe quitting CZW. Eddie Guer ..read more

Kris and David are guestless as we discuss the week-plus that was April 17-25, 1987. Topics of discussion include: The UWF to JCP transition beginning with the first set of JCP-controlled UWF TV tapings and how it the landscape looked about a week after the deal was finalized. Big Bubba Rogers winning the UWF Heavyweight Title from One Man Gang in the first major change. Dave Meltzer attending a JCP house show in San Francisco and giveing his thoughts on the promotion’s future, which were pretty ominous. Akira Maeda doing his first pinfall job in New Japan since he returned in January 1986. E ..read more

Kris and David are guestless as we discuss the week that was April 6-12, 1988. Topics of discussion include: The WWF staying on USA Network even though they were undergoing a leadership change. X-Pac's contract and how it differs from other WWF contracts at the time. Cactus Jack cutting an impassioned promo on Raw that the fans in the building didn't give a shit about. Stone Cold goes corporate....or does he? Mitsuharu Misawa, like Shawn Michaels, is breaking down physically. Paul Heyman suspends Sabu and The Sandman for some of their out of the ring chicanery. Adrian Street's career is in je ..read more

This week on BTS, Kris and David take a look at the week that was April 3-9, 2000. Topics of discussion include: Ready to Rumble debuts in theaters and does decently at the box office. Plus we have reports from the premiere, which featured a "match" between Vampiro & The Wall. Nitro and Thunder being clip shows as this was the week before the big Bischoff/Russo reboot. New Japan has DOME IMPACT at the Tokyo Dome featuring the last major Shinya Hashimoto vs. Naoya Ogawa Tokyo Dome main event. The awesomeness of Kazunari Murakami. Tatsumi Fujinami announcing his retirement. Jushin Thunder L ..read more

Kris and David are guestless this week as we discuss the week-plus that was March 28-April 4, 1999. Topics of discussion include: WrestleMania XV: The Raging Climax in Philadelphia, which was one of the biggest pro wrestling events of all-time up to that point. Butterbean destroying Bart Gunn in the last-ever Brawl For All match. Chyna and Triple H reuniting and then Triple H joining The Corporation the same night. PETE ROSE making his shocking return to attack Kane while wearing the San Diego Chicken Costume Sable and Tori having a match for the ages in all of the wrong ways, complete with r ..read more

Kris Zellner is joined by Barry Rose as we discuss the history of Thunderbolt Patterson as well as Mike Rotunda and Barry Windham, a.k.a. The U.S. Express, all from a Championship Wrestling from Florida perspective. We talk about how CWF was vital to their careeers and some of their major moments in the territory among other topics. Barry also talks about his upcoming convention "Glory Days Grapplecon" which takes place on the weekend of April 20th at the Rosen Centre Hotel in Orlando, FL. Take a listen, and we hope you enjoy the show! To support the show and get access to exclusive rewar ..read more

Kris and David are guestless as we discuss the week that was March 20-26, 2003. Topics of discussion include: We learn how Curt Hennig died the same week that “Bruiser” Brian Cox passes away. D-Lo Brown suffers a concussion in his first big TNA match. A.J. Styles uses an unfortunate slur on TNA’s weekly PPV. (The same one he used everywhere else.) AJPW starts the Champion Carnival tour with some big foreign names in the tournament. NJPW runs some big shows with Yoshihiro Takayama defending his NWF Heavyweight Title against Scott Norton in the marquee match. World Japan's first tour is officia ..read more

Kris and David are joined by Phil Schneider (@philaschneider) to discuss the week-plus that was March 13-20, 1988. Topics of discussion include: The differences between the WWF and JCP at the time when it came to running angles with blood on TV. WWF Magazine spoiling the WrestleMania IV tournament winner in an issue that came out about a month before the show. Bruno Sammartino going off on current wrestling on a Pittsburgh radio show. THE GASPARS running wild in New Japan. Brian Pillman talking shit on the other Bad[d] Company on Stampede TV. The greatness of WWC in the months before everythi ..read more

Kris and David are guestless as we discuss the (almost-)week that was March 7-12, 1996. Topics of discussion include: Dave Meltzer's pilgrimage to the northeast for ECW's Big Ass Extreme Bash shows in Queens and Philadelphia, with very noticeable differences between the two shows both in and out of the ring. Shane Douglas and Brian Pillman heating up their angle on both nights, including “hit the baby.” Rey Misterio Jr. and Juventud Guerrera having possibly the greatest match in the history of the ECW Arena in the form of their 2/3 falls match. Mick Foley's final ECW matches, where he put ove ..read more