Interviews on Voices of Wrestling

Jeff Jarrett on NJPW, DylanWaco on 2014 MOTY, Rob & Jeff on RAW

Posted by Rob McCarron | Jan 1, 2015 | Featured, Interviews, Podcasts, Shake Them Ropes Podcast

Surprise! To kick off 2015 in a big way, Shake Them Ropes returns with an STR Extra, an episode that breaks away from our traditional WWE & NXT coverage to expand to some other news in pro wrestling. First, former WWE Superstar and current GFW President Jeff Jarrett will join us to talk NJPW’s Wrestle Kingdom 9, cord cutting, what carriers will have it live, Flipps TV, millennials’ viewing habits, his history in wrestling, and much more.

Shake Them Ropes (11/11): The Ryback Show, Bálor’s NXT Debut & more

Posted by Rob McCarron | Nov 11, 2014 | Featured, Interviews, Podcasts, Shake Them Ropes Podcast

THE RYBACK IS BACK! Not only that, but he walks alone inside this pit of danger. Or is that someone else? Anyway, today Rob McCarron & Jeff Hawkins get into Ryback’s Raw, what’s left for Survivor Series matches, Jim Ross returning to play-by-play, and we’re joined by Chris DePetrillo of Figures Toy Company to discuss Ring of Honor’s first foray into action figures, toys, replica belts, and more. A must listen for you figure collectors!

Shake Them Ropes Interview: Nick “Eugene” Dinsmore

Posted by Rob McCarron | Oct 9, 2014 | Featured, Interviews, Podcasts, Shake Them Ropes Podcast

Former WWE Superstar and NXT coach, Nick Dinsmore, took some time to chat with Rob McCarron on Shake Them Ropes. Formerly “Eugene” in WWE, Nick discusses a wide range of topics. From returning to WWE to coach at the Performance Center, to living in India for three months while taping Ring Ka King, to Fergal Devitt’s lack of driving skills, and more. Rob also goes into the news from the Smackdown taping, and a new stipulation added to a Hell In A Cell match.

Biss (Inspire Pro Wrestling)

Posted by Rich Kraetsch | May 21, 2014 | Featured, Interviews, Podcasts

We’ve lost count of how many times Biss has joined us on the Voices of Wrestling Podcast, but our most frequent guest once again delivers a solid 90 minutes of tremendous wrestling talk.