Month: September 2021

The Undertaker debuts, the Gobbeldy Gooker also debuts, Ultimate Warrior mixes Tito Santana's heritage up, Ax makes one last appearance, a whole team survives, Slaughter is full Iraqi heel, Savage wants a title shot, Joey wants chicken not out of a pouch and thinks about when he first saw this show while he takes a look at Survivor Series 1990.

Joey remembers getting his dream job and almost losing it immediately, Hogan and Michaels see who is the best, Matt Hardy and Edge make it personal, Rey Mysterio and Eddie Guerrero have the strangest custody battle ever, Batista and JBL get brutal, and Randy Orton makes it a family affair against the Undertaker as Joey takes a look at SummerSlam 2005.

Dusty wins the world title, Baby Doll gets Cornette in a cage, Magnum T.A. picks up a win, Jimmy Valiant gets shaved, Tully and Garvin punch, Wahoo reigns supreme with the strap, and Joey takes a vacation as he looks at the Great American Bash '86-Greensboro.

Flair and Magnum go at it, Martel and Hansen brawl all over, championships are defended, weird things happen in the stands, Jack Brickhouse remembers, and Joey completes a set as he takes a look at SuperClash '85 from the AWA.

The Ultimate Warrior takes on Ted DiBiase and gets attacked by Randy Savage, Nikolai takes on Sgt. Slaughter, Big Man takes on Mr. Perfect and goes after Bobby Heenan, Joey returns to the south and rips his one good pair of pants as he takes a look at The Main Event IV from the WWF.

Sting finally unmasks The Black Scorpion, the Pat O'Connor Memorial Tag Team Tournament is held, Luger goes for the US Title, The Skyscrapers reunite, The Horsemen and Doom mix it up, Teddy Long wants to make sure we know it's the early 1990's as Joey takes a long drive home and has a personal achievement as he takes a look at Starrcade 1990 from WCW.

A Cell Phone says I Quit, Cena won't say I quit, Christian goes after his title, Lawler and Cole have a Kiss my Foot Match, JR has BBQ Sauce, the Bella Twins switch places, R-Truth can't find a parking spot as Joey gears up for his busy season, celebrates his anniversary, and takes a look at Over the Limit 2011.

President "Obama" does a Spinaroonie, R-Truth goes for the WWE Championship, Alex Riley takes on the Miz, two Championships change hands, and we get one step closer to CM Punk's moment as Joey hits a weight loss goal and takes a look at Capital Punishment 2011.

Joey goes to the doctor, Shawn Michaels plugs his outdoor show, Booker T is in charge of the wheel, John Cena and R-Truth battle in a Tables Match, Mark Henry destroys The Big Show and a cage, DDP shills for the Monday Nitro DVD, and CM Punk delivers a Pipebomb as Joey takes a look at the June 27, 2011 episode of Monday Night Raw.

After his Pipebomb promo, CM Punk promises to leave the WWE as the WWE Champion, Vince McMahon is determined that he is not, John Cena is determined to win the right way, Christian is determined to win at any cost, Randy Orton is just determined, and 16 men battle with many ladders for a chance at the Money in the Bank briefcase as Joey remembers two great men and takes a look at the 2011 Money in the Bank.

Joey is hot, two Real Americans come to Toronto as Paul Orndorff takes on Hulk Hogan for the WWF Championship, Jake Roberts takes on Ricky Steamboat in a Snake Pit Match, Gorilla Monsoon cracks Joey up, a wrestler changes names mid match, several Machines and masks appear, and Bobby Heenan makes history as Joey takes a look at The Big Event from the WWF.

Joey gets a new laptop and remembers turning 13, Slaughter and Warrior fight over the title, Savage sets out to prove he's the best, Dusty leaves for WCW, Virgil has had enough, Roddy and Slaughter enjoy jokes, and Hogan fights for his country as Joey takes a look at the 1991 Royal Rumble.

In the first large event after the tragedy of September 11, the WWF brings a special live edition of Smackdown to Houston.

Dusty returns as booker and commentator, the Gulf War is in full swing, Sting and Luger take on Doom, Brian Pillman is featured, Flair and Scott Steiner battle for the title and make a new sobriety test as WCW is in Georgia and Joey takes a look at Clash 14.

Dino Bravo doesn't mind losing to Hulk Hogan, but won't take the leg drop, Tugboat is over with the Macon crowd, Duggan takes on Slaughter, Tunney makes an announcement, the LOD only buy American, and Hulk Hogan goes on a USO tour as America is in the midst of the Gulf War and Joey takes a look at The Main Event V.

Joey thinks he spots a celebrity eating pizza, Pillman takes a nasty bump, Nikita turns heel, the Freebirds get titles and a new roadie, Doom split up, Missy gets spanked, Paul E. gets political, Joey loses weight and takes a look at WCW WrestleWar '91.

Jesse and Gorilla call one last WrestleMania together, WrestleMania goes international, Perfect no longer has the perfect record, Elizabeth is the crown jewel, Andre becomes a fan favorite again, Demolition threepeat, Warrior steps up, Hogan steps toward immortal, Heenan spends a lot of money, and we are all along for the ride as Joey takes a look at WrestleMania VI.

Joey issues a Mea Culpa, celebrates Valentine's Day cheaply, and gives a science lesson. Rick Martel promotes Arrogance, Hogan dispatches Perfect, Genius is still hanging on, Warrior takes on Haku, Heenan sees something, there is a shaking up of tag teams, Boss Man pivots to DiBiase, and Vince and Jesse ride horses as we remember the Alamo as Joey watches the April 1990 SNME.

Joey goes digging for a movie to watch and slides on the ice, John Cena eats Fruity Pebbles, Alberto Del Rio faces his destiny, Edge overcomes the odds, Jerry Lawler tries to make a dream come true, Michael Cole plays the heel, CM Punk has a malfunctioning pod, and the show goes all over the place as Joey takes a look at the 2011 Elimination Chamber.

Joey gets a test done, goes for a couple of outings with his wife, and makes a bad social media post, Mr. T battles Bob Orton and has mismatched socks on, Hogan gets taken out on a stretcher, Bundy wants a 5 count, Adonis doesn't like dogs, the Dream Team get a fluke win, and the Hulk Hogan Real American Video makes its debut and this show sets up WrestleMania 2 as Joey takes a look at the Saturday Night's Main Event from March 1986.

Sting is saved by Robocop, Luger's real life situation turns into an angle, someone goes to the wrong leather shop, both tag titles change hands, a familiar face is back, Teddy Long loses some hair, and a drinking spree commences as Joey takes a look at Capital Combat 90: The Return of Robocop.

JYD has his day, Bob loses his chair, Sting wants his shot, Sid loses a quick one, Mean Mark has new management, Doom and the Steiners clash, and we all take a shot as Joey takes a look at Clash of the Champions XI: Coastal Crush from WCW.

If you are listening for wrestlers past athletic accomplishments to be called out to take a drink, JR is the Shot King, Harley Race is called out for being a fan of the Sacramento Kings, Ric Flair wants to stay the Man, Sting wants to be the Man, Ole Anderson doesn't see anything in Mean Mark, WCW keeps trying to make El Gigante and thing, the Midnight Express and the Southern Boys have an instant classic, and a new day dawns in WCW as Joey takes a look at The Great American Bash 90: The New Revolution.

The Rock hosts WrestleMania, The Miz and John Cena are in the main event, Jerry Lawler and Michael Cole have a match, Snooki also has a match, Undertaker and Triple H clash, Joey puts together a puzzle and talks about the Peacock edits as he takes a look at WrestleMania 27.

Hogan meets Bundy in a cage, the WWF stars and NFL players meet in a battle royal, The British Bulldogs win the titles forever, Roddy boxes Mr. T, Susan says uh oh a lot, Herb makes an appearance, something weird happens to Joey as he goes for his vaccine, works on his puzzle, and takes a look at WrestleMania 2.

It's the end of an era as Jesse calls his last SNME, Hogan is going to wrestle Earthquake at SummerSlam, Warrior wants Rude in a cage, Rude feels lucky, Perfect takes on Santana, Buddy Rose makes an appearance, and Lord Alfred and Mean Gene do their best Marlon and JIm Impersonation as Joey takes a look at the July 1990 SNME.

Joey takes a bag on a trip, gets a new card, and counts toilet paper rolls, Jerry Lawler and Kerry Von Erich want each other in the ring, Sgt. Slaughter wants Col. DeBeers in a Boot Camp Match, Nature's Best wants to be identified correctly, Greg Gagne wants Ron Garvin, and Verne just wants someone to buy his PPV as Joey takes a look at The Road to SuperClash 3 from the AWA.

Roddy debuts as a commentator on PPV, Hogan and Earthquake clash, the ref gets his shirt torn, Rude and Warrior meet in a cage, Bad News Brown has Sewer Rats, Jake has Damien, Demolition has three members, LOD have the Hart Foundations back, Texas Tornado has a title match, and Joey searches for chicken as he takes a look at SummerSlam 1990.

Jesse is filming Predator, Bobby fills in, Hogan and JYD take on the Funks, The Haiti Kid isn't scared, Jimmy Jack is introduced, Jake DDT's Steamboat on the floor, Elmer has fried pig parts, Adrian is enthralled with Paul, Paul is un-PC, Gene is having none of it, and we work in a 2/3 falls match as Joey recovers from his second shot and takes a look at the SNME from May 1986.

Sting is stunned, Bob talks tattoos with Buddy Landell, Flair wants Luger, Sid wants Sting, The Black Scorpion plays mind games, Kevin Nash makes his WCW debut, The Nasty Boys make an appearance. Stan Hansen proves a point about motivation, and Joey prepares for surgery as he takes a look at Clash of the Champions 12.

Joey goes for a test, has surgery, starts his recovery, Tygra wins a battle royal, Public Enemy starts to get over, Douglas cheats to win, JT Smith falls, the crowd says Dark Patriot might as well jump, a fork and a ring hammer make good weapons, a baseball bat and a body do some remodeling, and Joey remembers New Jack as he takes a look at ECW Ultra Clash '93.

The WWF celebrates Oktoberfest, Roddy is dressed as German Demolition, the Legion of Doom has a fan who's into making posters, Ultimate Warrior creates a new drink, Dustin sits at ringside and bleeds, Tugboat gets the El Kabong on Rhythm & Blues, Slaughter goes full Iraqi sympathizer as Joey remembers Don Kernodle, recovers from surgery, gets an interesting pedicure, and celebrates a milestone as he watches the Saturday Night's Main Event from October 1990. Show Twitter: @Cupofjoepod Show Email: cupofjoewrestlingshow@gmail.com

Joey gets out of the house, waits for his wife, and progesses in his weight loss journey. Punk and Orton determine the last man standing, JR and the King get whipped, Kofi gets the Obama treatment, Christian climbs the ladder, Rey channels Muta, R-Truth hates a thief, and Cena returns to form as Joey takes a look at Extreme Rules 2011. Show Twitter: @Cupofjoepod Show Email: cupofjoewrestlingshow@gmail.com

There are two Stings, Hansen wins Gold, The Nasty Boys and The Steiner Brothers have the match of the night, JR is determined to work in his College references, Flair and Anderson go for tag team glory, the Midnight Express have their last hurrah, Joey goes to the doctor, has green eggs, and gets his steps in as he takes a look at Halloween Havoc 1990.

Enzo takes a serious bump, Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn come to party, The Miz stays the champ, Dean Ambrose makes a statement, we get yet another Montreal type screwjob, and AJ and Roman go at it with Stephanie and Shane trying to top each other during the title match as Joey tries Coffee, adjusts his energy levels, and realizes he isn't 18 anymore as he takes a look at Payback 2016.

Ric Flair puts his limo on the line to get a chance at a rematch, Sting wants the Black Scorpion, the Black Scorpion does more tricks, Curtis Hughes has a bad night, Brian Lee goes to the wrong corner, WCW gears up for Starrcade '90 as Joey goes to the dentist, makes a fashion statement, and takes a look at Clash 13.

ECW before it went extreme, Paul E. makes his mark, Funk and Gilbert in a chain match, Joey recaps his Thanksgiving and gives his first Holiday pick, Joey gets serious for a minute, Dark Patriot isn't there but Tammy Sytch was as Joey takes a look at ECW Super Summer Sizzler Spectacular 1993.

Joey remembers Pat Patterson and switches chairs, there are two round robin tournaments that nobody remembers, Sting prevails, Funk is announcing, Arn Anderson returns, and the Road Warriors live up to their theme music as Joey watches Starrcade '89: Future Shock.

Joey gets some sad news and comes to terms with it, continues his Christmas show watchalong, has something strange happen while he is working on the show, Hogan makes a movie, Zeus, is remembered, and it all comes down to the cage as Joey takes a look at No Holds Barred: The Movie/The Match.

Joey talks about his favorite day of the year, updates his Christmas watching list, Fritz wrestles a Texas Death Match, Kabuki gets some Coke, Von Erich's everywhere, there is a Richard Blood appearance, Bundy has hair, and George Lucas is nowhere to be found as Joey takes a look at Christmas Star Wars '81.

Joey receives some Gut Punches, Hogan makes some shakes, Jesse wrestles, Funk is middle aged and crazy, Volkoff wins a "Peace Match", Dean Malenko refs, and the Superstars visit a water park as Joey looks at the Saturday Night's Main Event from January 1986.

Jesse keeps Mickey and Minnie out, Tony is Goofy, Valentine and Garvin keep going for pins, DiBiase can't buy a higher number this year, Perfect gets the perfect number, Warrior wants Hogan, Hogan wants everybody, and the road to WrestleMania begins in Orlando as Joey takes a look at the 1990 Royal Rumble.

Hogan and Warrior team up, Dusty has an immortal line, Sapphire and Heenan get thrown out, Sapphire comes back, Garvin sets up his retirement fund, Savage wants Hogan, Tyson is mentioned, and we are headed to The Main Event III as Joey takes a look at the Saturday Night's Main Event from January 1990.

The podcast turns 1, Joey is much older than 1, Sting gets kicked out of the Horsemen and gets injured, Cactus Jack takes a plunge and makes a splash, Doctor Death isn't really a doctor, Doom loses their masks, Mean Mark makes his mark, and Norman wins in the bathroom as Joey takes a look at Clash of the Champions 10 from WCW.

Joey talks about the WWE Network moving to Peacock, Hogan is a Buttermilk Man, Buster Douglas likes whole milk, Savage tries to do some boxing, Jesse is right, The Ultimate Warrior talks insurance, and the battle is set for WrestleMania VI as Joey takes a look at The Main Event III.

Sting is injured, Luger steps up, Flair has a disembodied voice, Spivey has quit, tag teams take the night, and Funk sings as Joey takes a look at WrestleWar 90 from the NWA and WCW.

Taking his inspiration from comic books, Joey presents the first COJWS Annual. He looks at two WWF on MSG shows from 1991 including a Desert Storm Match.