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Ten years ago this week on the PWTorch Livecast, I was joined by Jason Powell from pro wrestling.net on what would become the flagship. It still is a flagship. Jason just on with me

earlier this week. And on this episode, we talked about Mick Foley's publicity for his book and

how Mick started, seeming like he got a little full of himself when it maybe a little

leaning too hard into telling everybody about the charity work he did, some of the humble bragging that kind of became his trademark, and his estimates of how the new book that he wrote would do without W.E. supports. We kind of analyzed that stage of Mick Foley, a beloved figure in pro wrestling, deservedly so for so many reasons, but this was a time when some people were kind of tilting their head a little bit. Also, we talked about Raw, Helen Assell, head trauma and pro wrestling, Chris Jericho's apparent W.B. Sendoff and more current

event topics. And then in the previously VIP exclusive after show, we discussed in-depth

that year's P.W. Torch draft result, which was a format that we did regularly back then,

where readers and staff would vote for who they would draft if they got their pick of any wrestlers to start a new company.

Who would they pick and why?

So we went in depth on that.

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