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Vince McMahon’s Future, Goldberg’s Return, & Liv Morgan’s Injury: Behind the Scenes in Pro Wrestling-Coach & Bro 061925:
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Full Podcast Summary / Notes (Timestamps Included)
[00:00:00] Show Kickoff: Live from Wichita
- The Coach welcomes listeners from Wichita, Kansas.
- The fastest-growing show in wrestling is everywhere—ESPN, Amazon Prime, YouTube TV, DirecTV.
- Vince Russo joins as co-host; friendly banter about hotel mishaps, hotspots, and Coach’s on-brand attitude.
- Explanation of super stickers/donations to get questions answered live.
- The show has a global reach—shout-out to listeners in Austria and on the Believe Network.
- Breaking down rumors of Vince McMahon starting a new entertainment venture.
- Coach confirms McMahon met with BKFC (MMA), but months ago.
- Discussion on whether McMahon’s legal issues are over, and what needs to happen for a full return.
- The duo debates Vince’s ego, legacy, and willingness (or stubbornness) to settle lawsuits.
- How Vince’s age is a new factor—does he have the time for a comeback?
- Fans ask about backstage heat between The Rock and Triple H.
- Coach shares wild backstage stories about The Rock refusing to cut a segment for Triple H and going over time.
- Analysis of why The Rock isn’t publicly supporting WWE, despite being on the board and earning $45 million.
- Is there a silent feud with Triple H? Russo and Coach think so.
- Recap of Liv Morgan’s devastating shoulder injury; out 6-9 months.
- How her absence could derail the upcoming WWE Evolution women’s event.
- Russo’s pitch: keep Liv on TV as an authority figure while she recovers, criticizing WWE’s “out of sight, out of mind” approach.
- Detailed booking ideas for Liv’s TV presence and why star power matters more than “the big pop” of her return.
- Discussion about injury risks with fewer house shows.
- Insight into how lack of reps and match practice leads to more injuries.
- Both hosts reminisce about how the old house show circuit kept wrestlers in top cardio shape and reduced freak accidents.
- Predictions on Cody Rhodes’ future; will he turn heel at SummerSlam?
- Debate on “dad bods” in modern wrestling vs. past generations.
- House show impact on wrestler physiques and match quality.
- Coach and Vince dissect Goldberg’s upcoming World Heavyweight Title match at age 58.
- Does this bury Gunther or ruin his momentum if Goldberg wins?
- Russo reveals backstage stories involving Goldberg’s ego and refusal to lose.
- The impact of weak authority figures (e.g., Adam Pearce) and suggestions for better on-air leadership.
- Vince sings for a fan’s birthday.
- AEW celebrates a 16,000-seat sellout in Mexico; hosts discuss why international expansion is smart.
- Critique on wrestling TV being oversaturated with matches and lacking backstage entertainment/storylines.
- Insight into how creative decisions get made (or don’t) in WWE.
- Coach shares hilarious stories about gym encounters with Steve Austin and Debra.
- Differences between authentic nicknames/real names in wrestling culture.
- Discussing if “realism” has gone too far (e.g., Moxley trying to suffocate Danielson with a plastic bag).
- Potential revival of Total Divas and interest in reality-based programming.
- The confusion caused by similar ring names (Bronson Reed vs. Bron Breakker; Valkyria vs. Valkyra).
- Wrestlers always use single gimmick names backstage.
- Hosts share their all-time favorite wrestlers.
- Coach reminisces about “Up Up Down Down” and wrestling’s expansion outside the ring.
- The impact of online criticism, dirt sheets, and why real engagement happens on the show—not Twitter.
- Coach will broadcast next episode from his parents’ house—possible cameo from Papa Coach.
- Inspirational story about Coach’s father’s heart transplant.
- Show signs a one-year national TV contract—thanks fans, stadium, and global audience.
- Final takes from both Vince and Coach, promising more business-of-the-business insight next week.
152 episodes
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Full Podcast Summary / Notes (Timestamps Included)
[00:00:00] Show Kickoff: Live from Wichita
- The Coach welcomes listeners from Wichita, Kansas.
- The fastest-growing show in wrestling is everywhere—ESPN, Amazon Prime, YouTube TV, DirecTV.
- Vince Russo joins as co-host; friendly banter about hotel mishaps, hotspots, and Coach’s on-brand attitude.
- Explanation of super stickers/donations to get questions answered live.
- The show has a global reach—shout-out to listeners in Austria and on the Believe Network.
- Breaking down rumors of Vince McMahon starting a new entertainment venture.
- Coach confirms McMahon met with BKFC (MMA), but months ago.
- Discussion on whether McMahon’s legal issues are over, and what needs to happen for a full return.
- The duo debates Vince’s ego, legacy, and willingness (or stubbornness) to settle lawsuits.
- How Vince’s age is a new factor—does he have the time for a comeback?
- Fans ask about backstage heat between The Rock and Triple H.
- Coach shares wild backstage stories about The Rock refusing to cut a segment for Triple H and going over time.
- Analysis of why The Rock isn’t publicly supporting WWE, despite being on the board and earning $45 million.
- Is there a silent feud with Triple H? Russo and Coach think so.
- Recap of Liv Morgan’s devastating shoulder injury; out 6-9 months.
- How her absence could derail the upcoming WWE Evolution women’s event.
- Russo’s pitch: keep Liv on TV as an authority figure while she recovers, criticizing WWE’s “out of sight, out of mind” approach.
- Detailed booking ideas for Liv’s TV presence and why star power matters more than “the big pop” of her return.
- Discussion about injury risks with fewer house shows.
- Insight into how lack of reps and match practice leads to more injuries.
- Both hosts reminisce about how the old house show circuit kept wrestlers in top cardio shape and reduced freak accidents.
- Predictions on Cody Rhodes’ future; will he turn heel at SummerSlam?
- Debate on “dad bods” in modern wrestling vs. past generations.
- House show impact on wrestler physiques and match quality.
- Coach and Vince dissect Goldberg’s upcoming World Heavyweight Title match at age 58.
- Does this bury Gunther or ruin his momentum if Goldberg wins?
- Russo reveals backstage stories involving Goldberg’s ego and refusal to lose.
- The impact of weak authority figures (e.g., Adam Pearce) and suggestions for better on-air leadership.
- Vince sings for a fan’s birthday.
- AEW celebrates a 16,000-seat sellout in Mexico; hosts discuss why international expansion is smart.
- Critique on wrestling TV being oversaturated with matches and lacking backstage entertainment/storylines.
- Insight into how creative decisions get made (or don’t) in WWE.
- Coach shares hilarious stories about gym encounters with Steve Austin and Debra.
- Differences between authentic nicknames/real names in wrestling culture.
- Discussing if “realism” has gone too far (e.g., Moxley trying to suffocate Danielson with a plastic bag).
- Potential revival of Total Divas and interest in reality-based programming.
- The confusion caused by similar ring names (Bronson Reed vs. Bron Breakker; Valkyria vs. Valkyra).
- Wrestlers always use single gimmick names backstage.
- Hosts share their all-time favorite wrestlers.
- Coach reminisces about “Up Up Down Down” and wrestling’s expansion outside the ring.
- The impact of online criticism, dirt sheets, and why real engagement happens on the show—not Twitter.
- Coach will broadcast next episode from his parents’ house—possible cameo from Papa Coach.
- Inspirational story about Coach’s father’s heart transplant.
- Show signs a one-year national TV contract—thanks fans, stadium, and global audience.
- Final takes from both Vince and Coach, promising more business-of-the-business insight next week.
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