Brock and Terp discuss the state of the wrestling business today. This podcast covers the head-to-head extravaganza of January 4, 2010, in which Hulk Hogan debuted with TNA and Bret Hart returned to WWE.

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It’s wrestling pay-per-view time! I’m currently in the homebase of Studio 8 operations, Los Angeles, and am thrilled to actually watch the event live with my partners in crime Brock LaBorde and the Boss Coyote. This month is TLC which stands for Tables, Ladders and Chairs. It also implies that every match will involve one of these elements but that’s entirely not true! As always, I’ll book the event myself while predicting what we’ll actually see.

John Morrison vs. Drew McIntyre for the Intercontinental Championship

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Chances are if you’re reading this then you understand professional wrestling and you are familiar with the Survivor Series format. If you have no idea what I’m talking about then run. Run far, far away. Run so far that you won’t think I’m crazy. Because check it- I think this might be one of the most interesting pay-per-view cards in the history of pro wrestling. Definitely top twenty. Maybe top fifteen. Possibly cracks the top ten. Possibly. Run!

Team Morrison vs. Team Miz

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Alright. I made a big to-do about my return to wrestling, then I go off on a ridiculous 15 city Sex Tour and come back and make a ridiculous decision to turn my cable off until basketball season starts. It’s given me more time to write, but also given me less time to pay attention to wrestling, which should be confusing because you’d think I’d have more time to download some wrestling and write about it.

(Oh, I’ve been downloading. The files currently spinning into my laptop are Radiohead 13 Albums (Somehow all my Radiohead files disappeared. There’s a 50% chance a track from Kid A appeared on Shuffle and I activated the “delete this and all related files” shortcut, Lost Season Three (Watching it again with a first-timer and catching all sorts of stuff for the first time, like just now noticing the tension between Locke and Jack), Ghosts of Flatbush (An old school Dodgers documentary, feeding my hunger to catch up on the franchise history) and Meat Beat Manifesto (Meat Beat Manifesto).

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