The upcoming presentation is a two-man power trip of wrestling podcast production.

What's up, guys? It's a phenomenal AJ Stilegen and listen to the two-man power trip.

Hey, John.

Cool, man. What's going on? We're ready to go or what?

Podcast. to go or what? Oh, change! Huh! The I'm I'm Hello and welcome to the two-man power trip of wrestling for another edition of Who is.

I am your host, J.P. John Paz. With me today is the second man in the booth, the doctor himself, Mr. J. Michael Jargo.

Jargo, how are you doing today, sir?

I'm just happy to make my re-debue here on the two-man power trip.

It's been all of a week since I was on the airwaves here. We had a great show last week. I think this one's going to be a lot of fun, too. Looking forward to it, as always. Thank you for having me, Mr. Pazz. of course the third man in the booth mr tmp tMPT, Mr. HMG, Mr. RBV. Rick, what's going on? How are you doing today? Oh, my God, what is he doing in the impact zone? Hey, I'm looking forward to this one, gentlemen. Big debuts, maybe re-debues, relocations, whatever the case might be. But those surprise moments, it was kind of the playoff last week, you know, that big pop. Yes. If somebody finds a new home is introduced to a new area, but yes, awesome to be back here again with you, Paz and you, Jargo, and I'm ready to jump on into this one. You know, what's funny is everybody knows that line. What is so-and-so doing in the impact zone? And there's not one of them that

made my list. What about macho man? Oh, yeah. It's just, it's just crazy. Like, the,

the re-debue in itself for Impact Wrestling, like, became its own thing.

Is it become, like, before memes were a theme? It was just like the original meme of pro wrestling.

Pretty much, yes.

So obviously this was kind of predicated it off of the pop episode because we were naming

a few debuts that had big pops.

I'm like, we should just do best debut and who is the best debut?

And then, of course, kind of backtracking the last week for a second, put up the Twitter poll. Steve Austin ended up winning biggest pop. I don't know if you guys were surprised by that at all. What really surprised me is who got last place of the Ford listed, and it was kind of overwhelmingly that they were trailing was the road warriors. but then I kind of, you know, how we described it, maybe it was simply because their pops were so regular and so across the board.

Which is insane.

They normally, evenly disrespected.

Yeah.

That was just a normal pop for them as opposed to what we've seen from other individuals. So I'm going to give it to our listeners, you know, to our crew that runs with us there, that that's the reasoning. But I was a little shocked when I saw that right away. The only thing I'm going to say about the poll is the same thing I say about all the polls. Listen to the episode, then respond to the poll. So at least you know the parameters. Right. Because, you know, like if you're talking sustained pops, yeah, the road warriors would have won. But we were talking about a one-off pop. You've got to listen to the shows. I live through Hogan, Austin pops. They're kind of neck and neck to me. So I didn't mind Austin winning.

But to me, those are the two guys when I think of. And Road Warriors, of course, too, but really living it and being at so many shows that Hogan headline and Austin headline, those are like the measuring, the measuring, the measuring. Those are like the measuring sticks, if you will, of like the gigantic pops, of being super over and being over. not like John Cena over where half the crowd booing, half the crowd cheering, that kind of bullshit,

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