From there, the conversation turns into exactly what this show does best:
Doug brings in some fan researched stats and questions, leading to a fun (and sometimes hilarious) look at:

•  The championships Tommy held and which ones meant the most 
•  How titles were treated differently in the territory days vs. today 
•  The importance of regional titles like the Georgia Heavyweight Championship 
•  And why having too many belts today can take away from their meaning

They also dive into some of the more random (but fun) topics fans bring up:

•  Ring music choices and how sometimes it wasn't well thought out
•  Old tag team runs, forgotten promotions, and obscure titles 
•  And how certain small details stick with fans for decades

 This is one of those episodes that feels like you're just riding in the car to the next town with the Memphis Mafia:
 stories, laughs, memories, and a whole lot of “you can’t make this stuff up!”

We get:

• A full rundown of upcoming appearances, fan fests, and where you can catch The Memphis Mafia back together again
• Stories from the road, including airport chaos, travel headaches, and how things have changed for wrestlers on the move
• Behind the scenes insight into upcoming conventions featuring some of the biggest names in wrestling history

But where this episode really shines is when the guys start digging into the past…

Doug and Tommy break down:

• A classic 1970s Louisville Gardens card, including a wild six-man featuring Lawler, Dundee, Tojo, and more
• The art of building angles back in the territory days and how one feud could stretch for weeks with different stipulations
• Why gimmick matches actually meant something back then—and how they drew money

All that and much, much more on another can't episode of "Dangerous Conversations"!

A major talking point centers on Sid Vicious (Eudy) being announced this week for the WWE Hall of Fame. Doug and Tommy both agree the honor is well deserved, recalling Sid’s freakish athleticism, imposing presence, and the unique ability to remain a top attraction in multiple major promotions. They also address how rumors and misunderstandings often shaped public perception of wrestlers’ reputations, especially in the pre-internet era when false advertising or missed bookings could easily damage a performer’s image without them ever knowing they were advertised for a show. 

Fan questions drive much of the episode’s second half. Highlights include:

•  A humorous exchange about Doug’s legendary use of electrical tape throughout his career. 
•  Memories of working with enhancement talent and how many future stars began their careers “putting guys over” on television before getting their break in another territory. 
•  A serious discussion about wrestler safety prompted by a recent OVW incident involving a referee suffering a seizure mid match.
•  Reflections on the funniest personalities in wrestling, with Brad Armstrong and Roddy Piper earning special mentions for their humor behind the scenes.

Blending heartfelt tributes, territory storytelling, industry insight, and the trademark humor that defines the show, Episode #63 delivers another entertaining hour of old school wrestling conversation that longtime fans will appreciate.

Expect:

• Behind-the-scenes stories you’ve never heard
• Honest (sometimes brutal) opinions
• Memphis locker room history
• And at least one pick that will absolutely shock fans

If you think you know Memphis tag team wrestling….give the show a listen and share your thoughts with us! We may do a show in the future based on the feedback. You can post your lists in the comments or email them to douggilbertpodcast@outlook.com

Doug shares firsthand stories about:

• Near riots in Memphis & Nashville
• Having to escape buildings in trunks of cars
• A parking lot incident involving a butcher knife
• Puerto Rico crowds where you weren’t sure you’d make it out alive

This isn’t “internet heat.”
This was territory heat (in person....REAL)

We also dive deep into:

Eddie Gilbert’s original plans for the Dynamic Dudes — and how a heel turn could’ve changed everything
Why today’s wrestlers miss the psychology that made Tommy Rich, Terry Funk & Jerry Lawler legends
The lost art of selling, sympathy & drawing real money
The greatest masked wrestlers of all time (Masked Superstar? Mr. Olympia? The Bullet?)
Bam Bam Bigelow, Barry Windham, Austin Idol & more
Who doesn’t get the respect they deserve in wrestling?

Plus hilarious road stories about Buddy Landel, Brad Armstrong, and what REALLY made the territory days different from today’s business.

If you love Memphis wrestling, old-school psychology, and unfiltered territory stories — this episode is for you.

Before diving into the stories, Doug and Tommy talk about their upcoming appearances, including Tommy’s Menifee Street Fight in Kentucky and upcoming stops in Jackson, Henderson, Jonesboro, St. Louis, and beyond. Wildfire’s back in shape at 240 pounds and ready for anything, no holds barred.
Then things shift overseas.
This week’s main topic? Japan.

Doug and Tommy break down:

- The culture shock of first arriving in Japan
- Life on the tour buses and tiny hotel rooms
- Learning how to order food (and how to say “restroom”) in Japanese
- The brutal physical style and the “young boy” training system
- Bruiser Brody & Stan Hansen clearing crowds like the Red Sea

The guys also talk about Brian Christopher in Japan, Memphis hardcore inspiring Onita to create FMW in Japan, and the differences between American and Japanese crowds. This episode is packed with travel stories, cultural differences, inside the business perspective, and laugh out loud moments that only Doug & Tommy can deliver each and every week on Dangerous Conversations!

If you want the truth, the real truth from two men who lived it, this episode pulls no punches.

Plus: Gene Jackson says there's a "huge announcement" coming soon about a big "Dangerous Conversations" related project coming up that you DO NOT want to miss!

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This episode blends classic road story storytelling with deeper discussion about the wrestling business itself, including promoter reputation, territory economics, and how relationships in wrestling were often built on trust, handshake deals, and personal reputation.

The conversation moves between hilarious travel stories, territory promotion memories, and serious reflection on how the business has changed, especially when it comes to media, storytelling, and how wrestling history is presented today.

The episode also dives into a bigger philosophical theme:How wrestling history gets told…Who gets to tell it…And why personal experience often differs from the “documentary version” fans see years later.

As always, the episode wraps with upcoming appearance talk, fan interaction appreciation, and reflections on how surreal it is to still be talking wrestling 40–50 years after first breaking into the business.

Prompted by a listener question, Doug and Tommy peel back the curtain on John Collins and the infamous Main Event Championship Wrestling promotion, a short lived, money fueled disaster that brought together major names, wild promises, bad checks, and one of the most unbelievable promoter stories you’ll ever hear that ends with a prison sentence.

Topics covered include:

* How Doug and Tommy first met John Collins

* The early warning signs that things weren’t what they seemed

* Fake checks, fake banks, and nonexistent accounts

* Collins’ obsession with rubbing shoulders with wrestlers

* Why having “money” doesn’t make you a promoter (or businessman)

* Why this promotion was doomed from the start

The episode also spins off into classic territory talk, including:

* Promoter scams of the past (including the legendary Ronnie P. Gossett story)

* Nick Gulas, territory politics, and survival economics

* How wrestlers really navigated shady promoters

* Why common sense mattered more than contracts

This is one of those episodes that feels unbelievable, until you realize every word comes from guys who were actually there and experienced it firsthand.

Episode #56 is a wide ranging, old school wrestling discussion covering Continental Wrestling, Memphis, WCW, and the realities of booking, heat, and territory psychology all told through firsthand stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

Doug and Tommy discuss upcoming appearances, including autograph signings and potential convention stops, before diving headfirst into listener questions that spark some of the most candid conversation yet.

On this episode:

* Continental Wrestling vs. Memphis — similarities, differences, and why both worked

* The Florida/Alabama loop and how Continental’s geography shaped the product

* Eddie Gilbert’s brilliance as a booker and performer

* Why Eddie was more comfortable (and more dangerous) as a heel

* False sincerity, psychology, and why Eddie’s angles always landed

* Eric Embry’s controversial booking run and why it stayed afloat longer than expected

* Business realities, bad draws, and when the numbers don’t lie

* The WCW Battle Bowl / Lethal Lottery concept and what Tommy thought about it

* Kamala, Botswana Beast, and who is Ben Peacock?

* Kamala look-alikes, Japan runs, and why James Harris never cared

* Randy Hales’ short lived Continental managerial run and unforgettable promos (included)

* Pistol Pez Whatley, Willie B. Hurt, and Eddie’s eye for character reinvention

* Why heels called matches back in the day and why that mattered

* Traveling stories, fan encounters, and life on the road before cell phones

As always, Doug and Tommy don’t sugarcoat anything if something worked, they explain why; if it failed, they tell you exactly where it went wrong.

Hosted by Gene Jackson, this episode covers everything from announcing styles and old school psychology to wild road stories, territory training, WCW opponents, and the real differences between how wrestlers learned the business then versus now.

Nothing is rehearsed, nothing is sugar coated just honest answers and decades of first-hand wrestling experience.

Topics include:

* How wrestlers actually learned psychology in the territories

* Why “shine, heat, and comeback” weren’t taught the way fans think

* Thoughts on Michael St. John, Corey Maclin, and classic Memphis commentators

* Tommy Rich’s WCW run in 1991 and working with names like Stan Hansen, Scott Hall, Larry Zbyszko, and more

* The reality of tar and feather angles and old school humiliation

* Training stories that explain why wrestling wasn’t “fake” to the people learning it

* Why protecting the business mattered and how it was enforced

* The Armstrong family’s impact on wrestling and personal memories with Bullet Bob and the entire Armstrong clan

* Why experience in front of real crowds mattered more than drills

* The kind of lessons you only learn by getting thrown into the deep end

This is pure locker room storytelling, answering real questions from real fans and there’s still more to come in Part Two. (You can still submit a question for Part Two right now at douggilbertpodcast@outlook.com

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What does “getting heat” actually mean?Why is it different from “taking the heat”?And why do many modern wrestlers completely miss the point?

Doug and Tommy break it all down the only way they know how with decades of real world experience from the territories, blunt honesty, and stories that don’t come from message boards or podcasts, but from working six nights a week in front of crowds who believed in what they were doing.

Topics include:

* The real meaning of heat, comebacks, and hot tags

* Why referees shouldn’t be the ones getting heat

* The difference between old school psychology and modern spot heavy wrestling

* Why selling matters more than moves

* The Rock ‘n’ Roll Express blueprint and why it still works

* Why today’s “back-and-forth” style kills crowd investment

* Territory wrestling vs. modern independent wrestling

* Why fans still want heroes and villains, not “in-betweeners”

* How belief, mystique, and kayfabe created emotional investment

This episode isn’t about nostalgia, it’s about why wrestling worked, and why those lessons still matter today.

If you’re a fan who’s ever wondered what’s missing, or a wrestler who actually wants to understand psychology instead of choreography, this is essential listening.

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Doug Gilbert and Tommy Rich reunite with host Gene Jackson for an unfiltered, free-flowing conversation covering classic territory wrestling, road stories, booking philosophies, and the realities of life after decades in the business. From Memphis to Alabama to West Virginia, this Season 3 premiere is packed with memories, laughs, and insights only wrestlers of this era who were there for it can provide.

Topics include:

* The fans have been asking when Dangerous Conversations would return

* Hilarious road stories involving West Virginia, Someone allegedly putting out a “hit” on Jack & Jerry Brisco (legit), and surviving the territory days

* Old school booking logic vs. bad bookers who ran territories into the ground

* How ring gear got traded, borrowed, lost, and reused across multiple promotions

* Memphis Wrestling, Continental, Alabama towns, and what actually drew money

* Why some territories could rebound fasters than others

* Fan questions, locker room memories, and classic Doug & Tommy banter

This episode sets the tone for Season 3: honest, funny, occasionally chaotic, and rooted in real wrestling history.

👉 New episodes weekly👉 Send your questions — Doug & Tommy will answer them (douggilbertpodcast@outlook.com👉 Like, subscribe, and join us for Season 3 of Dangerous Conversations

Doug and Tommy break down their whirlwind schedule—comic cons, wrestling shows, and horror conventions—plus wild behind-the-scenes stories from the road, like their infamous “spider in the dressing room” scare and how Doug almost left his wallet in the back of a truck.

The guys also reflect on AEW’s recent tribute to Eddie Gilbert, sharing heartfelt moments with Jeff Jarrett, Sting, and Tony Khan. Hear how much Eddie’s legacy still means today, and why Tony Khan earned their respect as one of wrestling’s true good guys.

Other highlights include:

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  Meeting sports legends like Lawrence Taylor and Reggie Jackson at upcoming events.

  
  


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  Old school Memphis Mafia vibes as Doug & Tommy double-shot across towns just like the territory days.

  
  


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  Comic Con craziness, from costumes to fan interactions with Honky Tonk Man and Lou Ferrigno.

  
  

This episode is the perfect send-off before Season Three kicks off soon. Don’t miss the stories, the laughs, and the chaos that only Doug & Tommy can bring.

Follow Doug on Facebook at Dangerous Doug Gilbert, Instagram at @RealDougGilbert, and X at @RealDougGilbert. Stay tuned for Season Three updates right here!

Doug Gilbert and “Wildfire” Tommy Rich break down vintage wrestling posters sent in by fans, sparking tales about legends like Terry Funk, Jerry Lawler, Dusty Rhodes, Dory Funk Jr., Sputnik Monroe, the Moondogs, and more. From wild nights with Jerry Brisco to stories about Butch Reed, Hillbilly Jim, and even Plowboy Frazier’s many gimmicks—this one is packed with history and hilarity.

The guys also update fans on the busy Memphis Mafia Tour schedule, including appearances in Tennessee, Arkansas, and beyond. Gene Jackson joins in to guide the conversation, filling in results, asking the tough questions, and stirring up memories you won’t hear anywhere else.

Whether you lived through the USWA era or you’re just discovering the magic of Memphis wrestling, this is another can’t-miss episode of Dangerous Conversations!

Chapters

• (00:00:00) - Dangerous Conversations
• (00:06:47) - Meet and Greet Bo James
• (00:11:26) - "It's a museum,"
• (00:11:45) - Mike Graham on Jerry Briscoe Match
• (00:15:10) - Dory Funk vs Tommy Gilbert
• (00:17:20) - Bobby Jaggers vs Coco Samoa
• (00:18:33) - Dusty Rhodes vs Jerry Lawler
• (00:22:44) - Jerry Lawler on World's Greatest Professional Wrestling Match
• (00:26:15) - Ron and Don Wright on Sputnik Monroe
• (00:28:36) - Ron and Don On The Way
• (00:32:15) - Tommy Sierra on Working With Fidel Sierra
• (00:33:46) - Tommy Lee on David Sammartino
• (00:34:17) - Kevin Von Erich on His Match in Georgia
• (00:35:11) - Tommy Goolas Three-Time NWA Tag Team Champion
• (00:39:54) - Butch Reed on His Georgia Championship Match
• (00:41:55) - Tommy Wildfire vs Jimmy Snuka
• (00:47:12) - Mike Miller on His Podcast
• (00:48:36) - Eddie Gilbert on Rick Morton vs Jerry Lawler
• (00:51:05) - Jimmy Garvin vs Radimias
• (00:53:51) - Paul Orndorff vs Leroy Brown
• (00:58:08) - USWA Legends
• (01:03:36) - Memphis Legends

This week, the guys talk about their recent matches and signings, upcoming events across Tennessee, Arkansas, and beyond, and some hilarious road stories you won’t hear anywhere else.

Then, they dive into a wide-ranging Q&A session from fans, covering:

• Memories of the Snowman vs. Jerry Lawler controversy in 1990.


• Early encounters with a young “Stunning” Steve Austin in USWA.


• Wild times in Japan, including teaming with Terry Funk and Kabuki’s retirement match.


• Thoughts on Terry Golden’s KAW promotion and their involvement with it.


• Behind-the-scenes stories about Eddie Gilbert & Jerry Lawler’s real relationship.


• Opinions on celebrities in wrestling, from Andy Kaufman to today’s stars.


• Candid takes on managers like Jimmy Hart and "bookers" like Eric Embry.


• Memories of crossing paths with names like Gary Young, Maxx Payne, Kevin Nash, Bobby Eaton, and Dennis Condrey.


• Whether Jeff Jar...

Chapters

• (00:00:00) - Dangerous Conversations With Doug Gilbert & Tommy Wildfire Rich
• (00:06:48) - Doug Gilbert At WWE Legends' Ball
• (00:08:07) - Randy Hill on Tommy Rich's Sex Magnet Comment
• (00:11:20) - Jerry Lawler on Randy's Fill-in
• (00:14:01) - Memphis Mafia T-Shirt For Tommy Rich
• (00:15:35) - Jerry Lawler vs The Snowman
• (00:17:42) - Steve Austin on Being Paid His Dues By Jerry Jarrett
• (00:22:30) - Gary Young and Max Payne On The Alamo
• (00:26:27) - Steve Austin On Jeff Jarrett
• (00:27:55) - Dougie and Terry Golden On KAW Kick ASS Wrestling (Before
• (00:31:57) - Eddie and Jerry Lawler
• (00:37:05) - Jerry Lawler on Doug Gilbert's Threatening To Kill Him
• (00:40:23) - Jerry Lawler on Celebrities in Wrestling
• (00:44:15) - Taking my Accounting Books off my Drawer
• (00:44:40) - Steve Austin on His Money in the Bank
• (00:45:08) - Favorite Match of My Career in Japan
• (00:49:26) - Jimmy Hart on His Managers
• (00:52:15) - Eddie on Eric Embry
• (00:54:59) - Joe and Evan Edwards Talk Tough Guys
• (01:00:31) - Memphis Mafia Wrestling: Tommy Rich
• (01:02:36) - Retro Wrestling Review USWA Podcast

Doug and Tommy revisit how the program started, why they weren’t sure it would work at first, and how it grew into one of the hottest storylines in USWA’s final years. From shaved heads to hubcaps, sympathy heat, and booking secrets, you’ll hear how two seasoned heels helped make PG-13 legit top stars in the territory.

Along the way, you’ll also get road stories, behind-the-scenes tales about Randy Hales, and the hilarious chaos of trying to keep Wolfie and Jamie from fighting each other outside the ring.

 Topics covered:

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  How the feud was booked to make fans believe in the underdogs

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  Stories from the road with PG-13 

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  The booking style of Randy Hales and how he trusted all four guys along the way

• 
  Wildfire Tommy Rich’s role as “assistant booker and hatchet man”

If you love Memphis Wrestling history and fun road stories, this is one you don’t want to miss!

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Chapters

• (00:00:00) - Wildfire Tommy Rich on Dangerous Conversations
• (00:02:54) - NWA Champion Gene Oakley on September
• (00:09:17) - Memphis Mafia Tour 2018
• (00:12:51) - Memphis Mafia T-Shirt
• (00:13:19) - The Memphis Mafia vs. The Us
• (00:13:48) - Tommy Had Just Quit Power Pro
• (00:14:38) - Tommy and The Memphis Mafia On The US
• (00:18:52) - Jamie D on The PG13
• (00:20:54) - Tony vs Randy in USWA and Power Pro
• (00:27:05) - Tommy Hawkins on Randy Hales' Leaving The Box
• (00:31:44) - Tommy Malone on Working With Randy
• (00:38:07) - Jamie and Wolfie
• (00:40:26) - Doug and Gene on Randy vs Tommy Rich
• (00:45:26) - Tommy vs Randy
• (00:51:40) - Jerry Lawler on Working With Tommy and Randy
• (00:57:29) - Randy Hills on Me and Tommy on WWE 13
• (01:03:28) - Tommy and Jamie on Rock and Roll
• (01:06:59) - Wildfire Championship Wrestling Owner Tommy Rich on The Retro Wrestling Review US
• (01:10:22) - Memphis Legends

This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit retrowrestlingarchive.substack.com

Hear how Doug’s mom, Peggy Gilbert, became part of one of Memphis TV’s most shocking angles, the surprising way Tommy Rich came out of “the box” to swerve the fans, and how WWF developmental talents like JR Smooth (Rikishi), Rosey, and Glenn Kulka factored into the mix. The boys share how they kept the “shock factor” alive, the real-life ribbing that spilled into TV storylines, and the art of making good Southern wrestling television that kept heat on the heels and kept the babyfaces strong.

It’s classic Memphis chaos with laughs, history, and first-hand stories you won’t hear anywhere else. This is the build-up to the Memphis Mafia invading Power Pro Wrestling—Part 1 sets the stage for what’s to come!

Chapters

• (00:00:00) - Doug Gilbert and Tommy Wildfire Rich
• (00:02:50) - Wildfire Championship Wrestling
• (00:06:30) - Wrestle 14
• (00:10:00) - Jerry Lawler on Doug Baldwin's
• (00:13:29) - Tommy Lawler on His 50th Anniversary at the Coliseum
• (00:17:38) - Tommy Kingston on His Friendship With Gene Simmons
• (00:22:21) - Jerry Lawler on His Refinch
• (00:26:09) - Good Times in Jonesboro
• (00:30:37) - Lou Thes vs Wayne Ferris
• (00:33:48) - Doug and Tommy on Randy Hales Bringing TV5 Wrestling Back
• (00:40:43) - Gene Hill on Randy's First TV Show
• (00:45:06) - Tommy Thomas on Randy's Leaving
• (00:45:36) - WWE developmental guys
• (00:49:33) - Doug Gilbert Was Part of the Memphis Mafia
• (00:52:39) - Tommy Rich Back in Power Pro 100
• (00:58:17) - Wolfie on Tommy Campbell
• (00:58:59) - Tommy vs Gene Jones
• (01:04:56) - Tommy vs Doug Gilbert on Power Pro 11
• (01:09:55) - Memphis Legends

Doug and Tommy reflect on the glory days of 1994–95, when the USWA was still drawing money and packing the Mid-South Coliseum—right before the Monday Night Wars changed everything. They talk about Larry Burton, Mark Selker, shady business dealings, and how it all eventually collapsed.

Plus:

Doug gets paid to eat at Ruth’s Chris!?

Tommy's last cage match... and Jerry Lawler ends up in the slammer

Who is Dutch MANTRELL?

Brian Christopher commits vehicular assault with a Golf Cart!?!?

Why Memphis on Monday night couldn’t survive against Raw and Nitro War

Could Memphis have had continued success had they went to Friday nights at the MSC?

No filters. No BS. Just wild stories, hard truths, and plenty of laughs with the Memphis Mafia.

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Chapters

• (00:00:00) - Doug Gilbert and Tommy Wildfire
• (00:03:40) - Tommy Rich's Tennessee Dates
• (00:09:09) - Jerry Lawler on Getting In A Cage
• (00:13:53) - Tommy Kingston Meet in Dalton, Georgia
• (00:17:43) - USWA End of the USWA
• (00:24:51) - Jerry Lawler on His Money Letter
• (00:29:32) - Jerry Lawler on Larry Brooks' Meeting
• (00:33:55) - ECW star on Larry Brown's comment
• (00:39:15) - Memphis Wrestling: Should We Have Extended to Friday?
• (00:44:42) - Tommy vs Doug on WWF TV
• (00:49:20) - Tommy vs Randy Hales
• (00:53:20) - Tommy On Wolfie Kicking Him Out The House
• (00:57:58) - Wolfie and Tommy on The Larry Burton Story
• (01:00:56) - Jerry Lawler on His Million-Dollar Deal
• (01:06:11) - Bruno on His New Album
• (01:09:24) - Retro Wrestling Review USWA

This week, the boys tackle YOUR questions and open up about:

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  Doug’s very first match in Malden, Missouri and the incredible wrestling history that came out of that small town

  
  


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  Tommy’s memories of his Memphis run in 1980–81, winning and losing the NWA World Title, and why he turned heel on Lawler

  
  


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  Hulk Hogan vs. Stone Cold Steve Austin – who meant more to the wrestling business?

  
  


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  Eddie Gilbert’s psychology in the ring and why he could make ANY opponent look good

  
  


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  The ugliest injuries they’ve ever seen in person – from compound leg breaks to tragedy in the ring

  
  


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  The most athletic “big men” they ever wrestled – Bam Bam Bigelow, Jerry Blackwell, and more!

  
  


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  The wild backstory of Big Business Brown and how he broke his arm taking a bump on live TV

  
  

Plus: Memphis Mafia road stories, rare insight into wrestlers who never got their Japan run (but should have), a tribute to Brian Christopher, booking announcements, merch talk, and plenty of unfiltered laughs along the way.

If you love old-school wrestling stories straight from the guys who lived it, you do NOT want to miss this episode.

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From his very first tour in 1990 to becoming part of the office for IWA Japan, Doug pulls back the curtain on what it was like to wrestle (and survive!) in the land of strong style. Hear wild stories about brutal matches, riding overnight ferries, navigating language barriers, and chasing fans while dressed as Freddy Krueger.  Learn the real deal behind the Ribera Steakhouse legend, monster gimmick wrestling sponsored by the Japanese movie studios, and how Doug booked top American stars like Terry Funk, Dick Slater, Dick Murdoch and Dan Severn over in Japan.

Doug addresses the Yakuza rumors, insane travel days, Japanese locker room culture, and how Memphis TV helped Japanese talent breakthrough in America and what it meant for them when they got back Japan.

Hard-hitting action.

Great travel stories.

And how Doug got over huge with a pair of Nikes and a golf club.

You don’t want to miss this incredible trip down memory lane from one of wrestling’s most well-traveled and toughest veterans

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This week Doug & Tommy return to their discussion of USWA from 1994 but talk about a variety of topics in the process including: working with the Steiner Brothers, Billy JoeTravis, "Dream Machine" Troy Graham's return to Memphis in 1994, the famous "Hit & Run" angle in the WMC TV-5 parking lot and the insane alternative suggestion from Jerry Jarrett, Was Tommy REALLY supposed to go to the WWF in 1985? and why did he leave Georgia when Jim Crockett bought itout from Ole Anderson?, and much, much more!!

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Make sure you stick around after the podcast ends for some fun promo clips from Doug & Eddie as well as a clip of Tommy doing a promo with his tag team partner Buddy Landel on the phone talking about the ranch "they just purchased" that is an absolute classic!

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This week, it's YOUR turn to ask the questions!  Once again Doug & Tommy are answering questions sent in by the listeners of the show. 

Here's some of the topics that get covered in the process:

Doug's match with Mance Warner from the W.O.M.B.A.T. show in Tullahoma

Tommy's memories of the Jarrett/Gulas split in 1977

Doug's appearance on AEW alongside other Memphis Legends

Doug & Tommy's favorite match as tag team partners

Favorite places to eat on the road

Who was the best female of wrestler of all time?

Plus: Frankie Cain, Don Fargo, PG-13, Big Bad John, Bruiser Brody, Mr. Wrestling 2, Jerry Lawler, Brian Christopher, Buck Robley, and much, much, more!

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They also talk about the upcoming 35th Anniversary of the Memphis Mafia and their 2025 Tour which includes appearing at RassleCon and TWA 'One & Done' in Philadelphia, PA on May 3rd!  Tickets available now!

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Doug & Tommy answer questions pertaining to the following topics:

• Favorite opponents?


• Who do you wish you could have worked but didn't get to?


• How was Lex Luger to work with in WCW in 1989?


• How was "Rapmaster" PN News to work with?


• Did ECW have a positive or negative impact on the business overall?


• Thoughts on working "Hair vs. Hair" matches?


• Thoughts on working "Scaffold" matches?


• Thoughts on Joe Pedicino

All these topics are covered and many more!

Some of the topics they discuss include:

Tommy's stint in the American Wrestling Federation in 1995, Doug's match with the Great Muta at WrestleWar '89, working with Roddy Piper in '82, stories about traveling with Andre the Giant in Georgia, comparing Flair & Bockwinkel as World Champions, favorite masked wrestler of all time?, favorite manager they've ever had, and many more fun questions are answered in this one!

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Chapters

• (00:00:00) - Jay Lawler vs The King
• (00:03:00) - Dangerous Conversations with Doug Gilbert
• (00:04:02) - Tom Jackson On Being Inducted Into the Memphis Wrestling Hall of
• (00:08:37) - Terry Golden at Buffalo Wild Wings
• (00:10:28) - Danny Davis On His 80th Birthday
• (00:12:08) - Tom Pritchard on His Attempt To Kill Danny Davis
• (00:16:20) - Tony vs. Eddie
• (00:19:37) - Slide and Slide Rodeo
• (00:20:14) - Eddie threw a boot at Tom Jones
• (00:23:43) - Jerry Stubbs on John Gill
• (00:24:39) - Jerry Stubbs on Working With Tom Davis
• (00:28:43) - Doug Alcorn on Working With Brian Christopher
• (00:33:55) - Retro Wrestling Review
• (00:37:05) - Doug and Tommy vs. WWF
• (00:40:21) - Tom Cochrane on Riding With Chris Candido
• (00:43:29) - Tom Jones on His Louisiana Days
• (00:45:32) - Tom Thumb on Working In A Territory
• (00:50:02) - Glenn Jacobs on His Wrestling School in Knoxville
• (00:53:12) - Kurt Angle on Breaking Into The Wrestling Business
• (00:57:48) - How many students do you have at your school now?
• (00:58:46) - Tom Prichard on Trying to Get In the Wrestling Business
• (01:04:11) - Tom Cruise on Working in the 80s
• (01:09:08) - Tommy Rich on Gene and the Territories
• (01:10:49) - Dangerous Conversations With Doug Gilbert
• (01:17:12) - Wrestling Nostalgia

Many fans are familiar with Bruno's time in the WWF/E as Dr. Harvey Wippleman and that Bruno is a best friends with Dewayne "the Rock" Johnson, and that Bruno managed in the Memphis territory but many don't realize that Bruno got his start in the Kansas City territory and spent some time working for Continental in Alabama in the 80's, and that Bruno was a very close friend to not only Doug, but to Tommy and Eddie Gilbert as well.  Bruno shares a bunch of great stories from throughout his career including stories of working with a very young Sid Vicious in Alabama, working with Big Bubba and Goliath in Memphis, his USWA feud with Scott Bowden, working with Bertha Faye, Stacy Carter, Miss Texas, Emily Arthur, and many, many others.  It's always a fun time talking to Bruno as he drinks beer and eats chickens wings down in good ol' Walls, Mississippi.  So come hang out and listen in on a "Dangerous Conversation" with Dangerous Doug & Downtown Bruno!

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Chapters

• (00:00:00) - Doug Gilbert
• (00:05:59) - Sid Meier on His Tryout With WWF
• (00:10:29) - Jerry Stubbs on Jimmy Golan and His Mask
• (00:14:12) - Eddie Gilbert Was One of the Creative Minds in the
• (00:18:39) - George Costanza on Payola
• (00:19:42) - MR. CROSS: The Most Fun I Had Managing
• (00:23:34) - Retro Wrestling Review
• (00:27:54) - Bruno vs. Big Bubba
• (00:33:11) - Jumping On My Brother's Back
• (00:39:28) - Tony Soprano In The Apartment
• (00:39:46) - Wrestlecopia Podcast Network
• (00:41:40) - Scott Bowden Dead
• (00:46:28) - Jerry Lawler on Working With Mean Women
• (00:51:07) - Brian Lee on Managing Bertha
• (00:55:20) - Gary Young on His Time in the NBA
• (00:57:48) - Bruno and Doug at the Memphis
• (01:01:31) - Dangerous Doug Gilbert on Wrestling

At the end of the episode, Gene teases that the next time Tommy joins the show, (which will be soon) they will discuss the "New" Fabulous Ones tag team of Tommy Rich and Eddie Gilbert in Memphis in 1984! Doug and Tommy agree that this topic could end up taking multiple episodes to cover!

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Chapters

• (00:00:01) - Retro Wrestling Review
• (00:01:05) - Dangerous Conversations With Tommy Rich and Doug Gilbert
• (00:05:42) - Tommy Rich on Old School Wrestling
• (00:10:37) - Tommy Dunlap on The Dirty White Boy
• (00:11:54) - The Outdated Wrestling Hour Now on Wrestlecopia Podcast Network
• (00:13:01) - Dirty White Boy on His Tag Teams
• (00:18:44) - Jerry Jarrett on Jerry Jarrett and Eddie Marlin
• (00:21:12) - Tommy Von Steiger on Tojo Yamamoto
• (00:24:56) - Doug Gilbert on Being a Former NWA World Champion
• (00:29:57) - WrestleCopia Podcast
• (00:36:44) - "Sun Gun" On Wrestling
• (00:37:13) - Tommy Richards on Georgia Championship Wrestling
• (00:39:57) - Eddie and Tommy's Last Angle
• (00:43:38) - Doug Gilbert on The Memphis Wrestling Hall of Fame
• (00:48:13) - Georgia Wrestler Wins NWA World's Heavyweight Wrestling Championship

Episode #07: Featured Guest - "Dirty White Boy" Tony Anthony
 

 
 
 

This week Doug Gilbert welcomes a very special guest and long time family friend to the show, his former tag team partner and the man he will soon be inducting into the Memphis Wrestling Hall of Fame, "The Dirty White Boy" Tony Anthony!  Tony has wrestled in nearly every territory you can name during his 36 year pro wrestling career.  They discuss the impact that meeting and teaming with Len Denton as both the Grapplers and the Dirty White Boys had on his whole career (He even gets a phone call from Lenny during the show!)  Doug shares stories of getting to hang out with the Grapplers as a very young man and eventually learning from Tony and getting to team with him.  Tony shares some fun memories of Eddie both as a friend and colleague and also as a booker.

They talk about their days in Continental working with "Nightmare" Danny Davis, teaming and feuding with the great Jerry Stubbs, and of course that famous feud with Dr. Tom Prichard and how it came to be. 

Give it a listen and find out why Doug and Gene call this their favorite episode of the podcast so far!

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Chapters

• (00:00:00) - The Legends of Memphis Wrestling Return to Jackson
• (00:01:26) - Dirty White Boy
• (00:04:45) - Doug, Some of My Early Memories Of Meeting Tony
• (00:10:19) - Tony Jones on Learning From The Legends
• (00:16:11) - Ric Flair on Lenny Knows
• (00:20:57) - Dibiase on Lenny vs Yossi
• (00:21:31) - Tony Stark on The Grapplers
• (00:25:01) - Eddie Murphy
• (00:30:41) - Tom Pritchard on Eddie and His Booking
• (00:35:32) - Wrestlecopia Podcast: Wrestling Memory Grenade
• (00:40:25) - Tony and Tom's
• (00:45:08) - Jerry Stobbs on Working With Eddie Guerrero
• (00:50:36) - Jerry Stubbs on Working With Tony Stark
• (00:56:13) - How A Match Like That Feels
• (00:57:03) - Dirty White Boys vs Baby Face
• (01:01:28) - Doug Gilbert on Working With The Rock and Roll Express
• (01:07:24) - Dirty White at the Memphis Wrestling Hall of Fame
• (01:11:16) - Doug Gilbert Podcast

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A ton of great conversation here about the Memphis Wrestling territory, the Gilbert/Rich vs. PG-13 feud, a comparison of the Fabs & The Rock & Roll Express in the 80s, and much, much more!

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Chapters

• (00:00:00) - The Legends of Memphis Wrestling Return to Jackson
• (00:02:04) - Randy Hale On The Podcast
• (00:03:35) - Randy Hales on Doug Gilbert's First Kiss
• (00:07:04) - Randy Hill on His Return to Promoting Wrestling
• (00:12:14) - Memphis Wrestling Hall of Fame Induction
• (00:16:15) - Michael St. John on Hogan vs Kamala
• (00:17:43) - Former WWE Superstar Danny Davis On The Podcast
• (00:23:24) - Randy Cunningham on His 'Buy me Lunch' Promo
• (00:23:48) - Jerry Lawler on His Territory Favorite
• (00:28:45) - Randy Jackson on Taping Memphis
• (00:31:10) - Memphis Wrestling Hall of Fame
• (00:37:44) - WrestleCopia Podcast Network
• (00:39:39) - Hollywood Legends in the WWE Hall of Fame
• (00:42:16) - Doug Golden on Terry Golden and Randy Hills' Wedding
• (00:47:29) - Honorizing Dr. Tom Pritchard
• (00:50:13) - Bobby Horn on Being Inducted into the WWE Hall of
• (00:51:19) - Randy Jackson on His 2017 WWE Tag Team Induction
• (00:57:07) - Dave Brown and Shane Russell in the Memphis Wrestling Hall of Fame
• (01:00:11) - Randy Randy on His Tag Team
• (01:01:12) - Retro Wrestling Review
• (01:05:20) - Jerry Lawler to Induct The Rock and Roll Express
• (01:10:36) - Memphis Tag Team: The Key
• (01:15:59) - Randy Cunningham on Gene's Induction
• (01:18:12) - Handsome Jimmy Van
• (01:22:03) - Randy on His USW A Reunion
• (01:27:38) - Pushing the Peloton
• (01:28:01) - Wrestling Nostalgia

Here's just a few of the topics you guys asked Doug about:

• Proudest & Least Proudest Moment in Wrestling


• Thoughts on Intergender Wrestling


• Strangest Fan Interaction


• Do you prefer working face or heel?


• Has wrestling under your real name ever caused you issues?


• What is Doug's opinion on CM Punk?


• How was it working with the Moondogs?


• Favorite year in the business?


• How important were titles to you and Eddie?
  

Plus some of the questions lead to discussions about Sam Bass, Downtown Bruno, Tux Newman, Tom Renesto as booker in Memphis in 1985, and much, much more.  A really fun episode! We appreciate everyone who has sent in their questions, keep them coming either on our Facebook page or email them to douggilbertpodcast@outlook.com

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Chapters

• (00:00:00) - The Legends of Memphis Wrestling Return to Jackson
• (00:01:25) - Dissecting Dangerous Conversations With Doug Gilbert
• (00:02:50) - WWE Hall of Famer Booker T on His Proudest Moment
• (00:06:49) - Paul Williams Reveals One Secret About His Brother Eddie
• (00:10:55) - Paul Heyman on His ECW Days
• (00:14:11) - Gene Ainge on Intergender Wrestling
• (00:20:10) - Jerry Lawler on Memphis and Dundee
• (00:21:29) - Eddie Guerrero On Working With Fans
• (00:25:25) - John Cena on Working Baby Face or Heel
• (00:28:13) - Has Wrestling Under Your Real Name Been a Problem For You or Your
• (00:34:08) - Getting on the WWE ring
• (00:35:33) - CM Punk On His Comments About The WWE
• (00:41:25) - Retro Wrestling Review
• (00:43:56) - Moondogs vs The Rockettes
• (00:48:44) - Talking About The Moondogs
• (00:49:07) - Favorite Year in Professional Wrestling
• (00:51:07) - Eddie and Gene on Holding The WWE Title
• (00:55:51) - Jerry Lawler on New Wrestling
• (00:58:43) - Favorite Manager's From Growing Up
• (01:02:00) - Sam Bass Was Killed In A Car Crash
• (01:05:09) - Memphis Wrestling: The Jimmy Hart Era
• (01:09:47) - Jerry Lawler on Working With Jody Jones
• (01:14:57) - Eddie James on Gene's Totes
• (01:17:20) - Doug Gilbert Podcast

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Chapters

• (00:00:00) - The Legends of Memphis Wrestling Return to Jackson
• (00:01:25) - DISCLAIMER: Dangerous Conversations With Doug Gilbert
• (00:02:36) - PODCAST: Sid Vicious Dead
• (00:03:27) - Gene on Sid Smith's Death
• (00:05:00) - Sid Warren Was Real...
• (00:11:59) - Randy Randy on Starting a Podcast
• (00:14:09) - Sid Vicious on Having a Podcast
• (00:19:05) - Thomas Jefferson's Diet and Training
• (00:20:55) - Sid Smith Credits Eddie Gilbert For Getting Him Out Of Prison
• (00:28:15) - Wrestlecopia Podcast: Sid McGuirk On Jerry Law
• (00:32:31) - Continental Wrestling
• (00:41:06) - Sid Meier on His WWE Decision
• (00:49:15) - Sid Meier on The Ultimate Warrior
• (00:55:36) - Sid Vicious On His WWE Hall of Fame Moment
• (00:59:33) - Sid Crosby on His Hall of Fame Hopes
• (01:00:05) - Sid Fish on His Cancer Battle
• (01:05:58) - Honky Tonk Man
• (01:06:30) - Doug Gilbert On Losing His Friend Gene Jackson

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Chapters

• (00:00:00) - The Legends of Memphis Wrestling Return to Jackson
• (00:01:26) - Dangerous Conversations With Doug Gilbert
• (00:05:28) - Jerry Jarrett on World Class Being On ESPN
• (00:10:56) - BROADCAST: Burt Prentice
• (00:15:35) - Bert Bird on Burt Bird's Global Wrestling
• (00:18:13) - Joe and the Global Wrestling Federation
• (00:22:29) - GWF Booking
• (00:27:07) - Joe Jackson on his time with ESPN
• (00:28:59) - The Sportatorium
• (00:34:27) - Joe vs Ray Russell on the WWE Tapings
• (00:40:36) - The Dark Patriot
• (00:46:09) - Former WWE Superstar Bruce Pritchard on Working With The Patriot
• (00:50:59) - Bruce Lee on Working With Eddie Guerrero
• (00:53:28) - Jeff Gaylord
• (00:58:46) - Eddie Jones on His Time in Dallas
• (01:01:58) - John Tatum and Terry Garvin
• (01:06:45) - Black Bart and Brian Pillow
• (01:11:17) - Eddie on His Time With Global
• (01:15:43) - IWA Mid South
• (01:20:06) - Doug Gilbert on Working With Doug Gilbert
• (01:20:48) - Wrestling Nostalgia: Doug Gilbert Episode 3

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Chapters

• (00:00:00) - Dangerous Conversations With Doug Gilbert
• (00:03:54) - Doug and Tommy Gilbert
• (00:07:14) - USWA Heavyweight Battle Royal
• (00:10:53) - Jerry Lawler on Stealing His USWA Title
• (00:15:52) - WrestleCopia Podcast Network
• (00:17:45) - Dennis Knight on Tex Lassi and Ron Slinker
• (00:20:08) - Eddie Hart on Scott Bowden
• (00:24:45) - Scott Hawkins On Being Turned From Heel Manager To Full-
• (00:27:53) - Jerry Lawler On Doug Gilbert's USWA Title
• (00:32:35) - Doug Gilbert on Everything Eddie Gilbert Did To Me
• (00:36:27) - Jerry Lawler on The illegitimate kid angle
• (00:40:24) - Jerry Lawler on His Match With Tommy Lawler
• (00:44:59) - Jerry Lawler On His Promo
• (00:52:12) - Jerry Lawler on His Talk To Tommy Gibbon
• (00:57:21) - USWA Hall of Fame Match
• (00:58:59) - Memphis Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame Induction
• (01:02:26) - Why Were You Never In Smoky Mountain Wrestling?
• (01:07:56) - Gene on This Episode
• (01:10:04) - Wrestling Nostalgia

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Chapters

• (00:00:00) - Doug Gilbert
• (00:05:33) - Steve Austin on His Japan Contract
• (00:07:42) - Honorary WWE Superstar
• (00:08:55) - Jerry Lawler on His Royal Rumble Match With Ahmed Johnson
• (00:13:15) - The King of Rock and Roll
• (00:15:32) - Eddie Guerrero on The King of Rock and Roll
• (00:19:12) - WrestleCopia Podcast Network
• (00:21:06) - Doug vs Eddie : The USWA
• (00:25:25) - Eddie Gilbert Crashes Rock and Roll Phantom's Back With
• (00:29:20) - Eddie Guerrero on His Japan Promo
• (00:31:50) - Eddie and Brad Gilbert on Working In Memphis
• (00:34:05) - Doug's Favorite Memory Of Watching His Dad
• (00:35:53) - Jerry Lawler on His Second Generation Wrestling Guys
• (00:38:19) - How Did Doug Do The Freddy Gimmick In Japan
• (00:40:06) - Tommy Lee on Starting The Freddy Gimmick
• (00:41:00) - Dark Patriot on Wrestling Mask
• (00:41:33) - Memphis Maniac 2007
• (00:45:42) - Wrestling Nostalgia