I'm Spike Eskin, you know, as I grew up listening to my dad on this radio station and

WWDB back of the day when he first started.

He was one of the first people to talk about professional wrestling and he used to take

me to the Spectrum events and watch the Hulk and Macho Man's Savage and Tito Santana

and Superfly Snooker, so to be able to talk about professional wrestling on WIP is a pretty

big deal to me and it's my pleasure and to do it the week before WrestleMania.

What number is it, Andrew?

WrestleMania 28 and we're less than a week away.

Less than a week away to talk about WrestleMania 28 with Andrew Goldstein, former WWE creative

team member, so you wrote for WWE?

Wrestling is absolutely 100% real but yes, I wrote for professional wrestling from 2006

in 2007, behind the scenes of the craziest circus you could ever imagine.

You know, when you say wrestling is real, it reminds, and I've told this story a bunch

of times when my dad had Rady Rady Piper in the studio at WWDB, I was a little kid, I

was probably 11 years old, 10 years old, something like that.

And he's interviewing Rady Piper and he asks Rady Piper, he goes, you know, a lot of people

say wrestling's fake and Rady Piper flips out, throws a chair over and throws him on

the ground.

Now I'm cowering in the corner, scared to death at my dad's getting beat up by Rady Rady

Piper.

They go to a commercial and they both laugh and walk away, like I was like this, they

said it out.

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