From the territories to Titan Towers to TNA and all points in between.

He's seen and done it all.

And now he's here to share the real story behind wrestling's biggest moments,

controversies and characters.

The MLW Radio Network presents

Something to wrestle with Bruce Pritchard.

Hey, it's Conrad Thompson and you're listening to something to wrestle.

Bruce Pritchard, Bruce, what's going on, man? How are you?

I am absolutely excellent, man. It's a beautiful day.

Okay, Bruce, let's get to the matter of hand, put a bow on Royal Rumble 94,

before we get to the main event.

We had lots of follow up. I kind of want to run through some of these pretty fast.

Lots of questions about why did the announcers change from D.B. O.C. and Vince McMahon

to JR and Gorilla for the Razor Ramon IRS match?

Simply to give JR and Gorilla some time on the pay-per-view. They were the challenge announce team and just to change it up a little bit.

The finish of the match with Brett and Lex Luger, who really hit first? I got this a thousand times.

Well, we actually did say it on the show last week. They both hit it exactly the same time.

And I put all of that on Brett Hart. Brett Hart was perfect in his execution controlling Lex and himself going over it.

They hit at the same time. How could he do that? How could he be so sure?

Well, because Brett had control of Lex's legs and he positioned his legs and feet when they went over the top so that Brett made sure that they were both flat-footed and that they both had the same time.

No KFA explanation was given. Why the babyface locker room didn't clear out to help the undertaker as the heels took advantage of him.

God damn he's the undertaker pal. He doesn't need anybody. He has no friends. Why would they save him?

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