Episode 19: The Last WCW Monday Nitro

Something to Wrestle with Bruce Prichard

Podcast Heat

Sports, Wrestling

4.8 • 12.6K Ratings

🗓️ 9 December 2016

⏱️ 119 minutes

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Summary

What really happened at the last WCW Monday Nitro? What was the process leading up to it? Find out when Bruce and Conrad look at the last WCW Monday Nitro on TNT. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	From the territories to Titan Towers to TNA and all points in between.
0:07.0	He's seen and done it all.
0:09.0	And now he's here to share the real story behind wrestling's biggest moments,
0:15.0	controversies and characters.
0:18.0	The MLW Radio Network presents
0:21.0	Something to wrestle with Bruce Pritchard.
0:27.0	Hey, hey, it's Conrad Thompson and you're listening to Something to wrestle with.
0:43.0	Bruce Pritchard, Bruce, what's going on, man? How are you?
0:46.0	It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood by God.
0:49.0	Coming to you live from the Conradison Studios here in Huntsville, Alabama.
0:54.0	I've wanted to talk about it for a long time.
0:58.0	The last Monday night night show happened.
1:01.0	It was March 26, 2001.
1:03.0	Is this one of the highlights of your career?
1:06.0	One of the top 10 moments?
1:08.0	Yes, absolutely.
1:09.0	It was history and the making and I got to be a part of it.
1:13.0	And it's kind of a cool story because it was a big deal at the time,
1:17.0	but in Huntsville, man, it's an even bigger deal because the wrestling business
1:20.0	changed forever that day.
1:22.0	I don't know that people really grabbed the...
1:26.0	I don't know that people grasped the gravity of the situation at the time.
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