People being mad at Dax in that locker room is fucking wild. He buried no one. Shows the maturity of these guys in that locker room that they are not happy JUST BECAUSE he didn't bury Punk.

@pinkribbonskies5731

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. I think Dax is too real for this style of locker room.

@catdaddy2287

Жыл бұрын

He should bury punk and get on their good side . Maybe if he does that they will actually get booked

@JoePetrolia

Жыл бұрын

The Young Cucks and Kenny Omega need to be removed from being EVPs. They also need to be jobbed out, and released for being bad at their job, and locker room diva's.

@catdaddy2287

Жыл бұрын

@@JoePetrolia don’t worry about any of that John just do the push-ups you owe Colby

@jayturbo3844

Жыл бұрын

I think it’s funny that plenty of guys in the locker room have publicly said Punk was great to have around while all the reports of “heat” are anonymous and through dirt sheets like Meltzer where people have known for years that Jericho and the Bucks are stooges

Ok, I heard Dax's podcast and I love them for one. He never buried or said anything about anyone in a way of burying talent.

The only one knocking Dax is Meltzer . Doing the EVP’s bidding .

Chris Jericho breaks down his matches within a week on his podcast. AEW has so many hypocrites. At least Dax was trying to say something positive and productive to their product not talking about how they worked the match what spots they agreed to how they came up with ideas. Its freaking stupid

@Matt-cr4vv

Жыл бұрын

This is a good point. Being upset at Dax would make some sense if you didn’t have somebody like Jericho who has been discussing everything he does backstage on his show for years by this point. It’s obvious the issue isn’t him doing a show but more so disliking the narrative he brings. For instance he brought a lot of positive perspective regarding Punk when higher ups in tbeh company want everyone to think Punk was entirely a bad guy. If he was dumping on Punk, like Hardy somewhat did on his show, there’s be no issue. Notice you didn’t hear any drama from their locker room when Matt talked about the events and backed the Bucks up entirely.

@MeNoSpeakJibberish

Жыл бұрын

@@Matt-cr4vv People forget FTR also had heat as soon as they walked into the AEW locker room because they appeared on the Jim Cornette Experience (another man who AEW EVPs want their roster to believe is an enemy to all those in the company). Its such childish b*llshit.

Al Snow is a great addition. Put him in more thumbnails

Al Snow looks better today than he did 25 years ago.

Al is spot on. Conrad doesn't really bring anything current up except in little innuendo comments where he doesn't expect an answer

I always wondered why they kept doing the podcasts despite their current roles. I always assumed it was because they had contracts that required it. But Bischoff has recently changed my outlook on that. For one we saw the value of keeping the show despite the role when you see how short his time in WWE was. If he had stopped the show for that job and then it ends in four months then he’d have been up a creek. But I’ve been working through Bischoffs new book and that provides even more color for why you’d keep the show going despite your current job. If you believe the numbers Bischoff says those shows do in revenue in his book then keeping the show makes all the sense in the world. According to Eric their paid platform does around $1M of revenue a year which of course gets split up a thousand ways considering all the people on the platform providing content. But he also noted that the shows themselves outside of the paid platform do on average $25-30K a month in revenue each. In that context it’s easy to see why you’d keep doing the show if you have the time. Let’s assume the revenue split for each show is $20K. I believe for most of them it’s a 50/50 partnership with Conrad. So at those averages each guy is doing $120K a year from their podcast. Even if you are making a nice check from your job in the business keeping the podcast as a side hustle is absolutely worth it at those numbers. If you have your job and don’t need the podcast money then you bank six figures a year in pure bonus money for a low time commitment side hustle (the guys with current jobs do two hours a week at most). That doesn’t account for whatever ancillerary revenues they share in from the other things tied to the shows like the paid platform of their merchandise sales that get promoted on the shows that have ads. That’s a sizeable income stream to keep coming in on the side if you can do it and whenever your time in your job ends you can then fall to that income coming in for you. A lot of them seem pretty locked into their roles like a JR or Tony but for guys like Bruce who could get cut whenever or an Arn keeping that income coming is worthwhile so you’re not out of luck whenever the current job ends. Bischoff is a great example - when WWE didn’t work out he just went back to full time on his podcast and does way more content and side ventures within their network. And the show formats have always been a review of the past so it’s been no struggle to see them continue on forward.

To be fair the same people that refuses to confront Dax had recently tried to confront Punk. Would be awfully embarrassing for them to get their asses kicked again.

Snow is right. Tony Schiavone's podcast is 99.9% about his days at WCW with the Crocketts & Bischoff.

WHAT DOES EVERYBODY WANT!?!? **Impulsive Techno Music Playing in Background**

@addisonyoungg8052

Жыл бұрын

🧑‍🦲

I have been following the wrestling podcast universe for the past 4 years. I haven’t watched WWE or AEW for anymore than select PPV’s.

@Spooky_515

Жыл бұрын

I like Russo’s show and I still like rib and road stories but I’ve heard just about all of them. I don’t know what’s left know that there’s nothing left for the guys I grew up watching. Modern wrestling is like watching choreography routine like Disney on ice or Cirque du Soleil. Guess Steph was embarrassed of her daddy’s wrasslin business and wanted it to be high brow lol good luck with that

I only came to see Al Snow broadcast and interview

I have been involved on the periphery of the wrestling business for over 30 years. I've been a fan of the business I have friends in the business. I've done little isolated paying jobs here and there. Despite that, I still consider myself a mark. Personally, I like being a mark. I wish guys would start protecting the business again. It makes it hard to enjoy it when everything is exposed. I don't have a problem with what Dax is doing, because he is saying things that need to be said. There is just too much being said nowadays though

Maybe Jarret would finally draw that dime from smashing a guitar over the head afterall, if it was shattering Conrad’s dome piece? 😆

Double J tried to pull Russo DOWN BRO ! Russo can’t FAIL ! Because RUSSO IS THE TRUTH !

Crazy that a group of employees would have heat with another employee for saying he hopes that a couple other employees who got into a fight with each other can bury the hatchet for the good of business especially if that can help said business make more money and benefit all parties involved. It's like AEW takes place in some weird, alternate universe.

love your show Vinnie Rue :)

Al Snows my dads mate

I’m surprised someone could pull Dixie away from polishing Kevin Nash’s meat slab to tell her there was a mole lol

vince russo interrupts too much and can be mean...

Vince would go work with a wwe, aew, Roh or impact for pennies. The guy wants to be relevant so badly

@influencerpodcasts

Жыл бұрын

Vince McMahon? I agree. He can't stay away from the business.

@pinkribbonskies5731

Жыл бұрын

@The Life Taco Podcast Vinnie Mac prints cash though. Big difference. Not comparable by the largest of stretches

@influencerpodcasts

Жыл бұрын

@@pinkribbonskies5731 Everybody wants to be relevant. Flair, Russo, McMahon... Anybody that does a podcast really or who just refuses to let go even into their 60s and 70s. Which is almost everybody. Nobody gets into this business that aren't attention seeking & who don't think they're the $hit. Their confidence & drive makes them successful in it. But also makes them kind of pathetic when it's time to move on & they can't/won't.

@pinkribbonskies5731

Жыл бұрын

@The Life Taco Podcast cool story, it really was. Difference is Vinnie Mac is still able to be relevant and make big big bucks. Everyone else you have mentioned, nope. If you can sit at the table to still make the big bucks, that person is relevant, regardless of your silly opinion. It's obvious you have never had any education on the matters of doing business.

@influencerpodcasts

Жыл бұрын

@@pinkribbonskies5731 He looks like he has 1 foot in the grave. I guess he won't be relevant soon when he's dead bc you define relevance by capacity to make money.

Zzzzz

Ahh Russo voice make it stop please!

@Florida_Cracker

Жыл бұрын

All you gotta do is change the channel 🤷‍♂️

@leviathan2515

Жыл бұрын

hey bro let me tell you something

@influencerpodcasts

Жыл бұрын

Watching his channel and commenting on it, is the perfect way to let the KZread algorithm know you want to see more Russo videos... You might as well like & subscribe while you're at it.

@hdgames5689

Жыл бұрын

@@Florida_Cracker I did

@addisonyoungg8052

Жыл бұрын

Bro

It's clear Dax is shooting because he is going back to the WWE and he doesn't care about "losing his spot".

@eaglesandowls

Жыл бұрын

This did not age well

@Foxo-Matti12

Жыл бұрын

@@eaglesandowls He would have went if McMahon didnt return