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EGGSHELLS Podcast Companion
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RAR 9/24/18: Shield dissension, Liv Morgan hurt
Raw took place from Denver with a show-long tease regarding Dean Ambrose’s allegiance to The Shield leading to a six-man tag, Drew McIntyre & Dolph Ziggler defend the Raw tag titles, Liv Morgan is injured during a match with The Bella Twins & Natalya, Stephanie McMahon & Triple H appear, and more build up for Super Show-Down.
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MCU L8R / POST Movie Reviews
POST MOVIE REVIEW – The Incredible Hulk (2008)
In this review of the second Marvel Cinematic Universe film, John Pollock and Wai Ting discuss Edward Norton’s role as both lead actor and writer, his romantic chemistry with Liv Tyler, the controversy of Marvel replacing him with Mark Ruffalo for subsequent films, and the circumstances of the film’s release only five years after Ang Lee’s Hulk (2003).
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RAR 9/17/18: Lots of Baron Corbin, Saudi Arabia main event set
Raw took place from Dallas and featured the official announcement of WWE Crown Jewel in Saudi Arabia with a triple threat match for the Universal title, The Undertaker returns to address Triple H, Roman Reigns defends the Universal title against Baron Corbin, and Ronda Rousey learns the art of the Open Challenge. Plus, a review of the top matches from NJPW’s Destruction in Beppu show.
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NJPW Destruction in Hiroshima 2018 POST Show w/ John Pollock & Wai Ting
John Pollock & Wai Ting are review NJPW Destruction in Hiroshima 2018 featuring Kenny Omega vs. Tomohiro Ishii for the IWGP Heavyweight Championship. We run down the entire card and bring everyone up to speed on ongoing storylines heading into the rest of the Destruction tour featuring Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Kazuchika Okada.
EGGSHELLS Podcast Companion
EGGSHELLS Podcast Companion: 2001 w/ Rich Kraetsch
Episode 13 sees Chris Charlton and Rich Kraetsch look at 2001. NJPW continued their relationship with an AJPW that was experiencing radical change. This was the last year All Japan ran in the Dome on their own. They’d also have significant presences on New Japan cards, with Toshiaki Kawada rematching Kensuke Sasaki, and Keiji Muto in the mix in both companies.