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 with.

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

I am absolutely excellent, Mr. Thompson, sir.

I got to tell you, man. I had a good time with wrestling many of 15 last week.

Mostly positive feedback on my end. What's at you? What was your feedback like?

I think the majority of the feedback was people informing me that Steve said in his book that he left his vest at home.

And how guerrilla monsoon looked. But other than that, it was pretty much positive.

Yeah, the rumor in the new window was incorrect last week.

Bruce kind of freestyled that he thought Austin had a vest that was supposed to be made ready.

Well, it turns out Austin has said several times that in actuality he was having problems at home,

packed his bag in a hurry and just forgot it and felt like a goof walking to the ring in a t-shirt.

But obviously that didn't have any effect on the match.

The other thing that we missed in wrestle many of 15, I don't know that we missed it,

but we didn't make comment about the somewhat controversial t-shirt that test-forward to the ring that night,

where you had a shirt that had a drawing of a gun and it said guns don't kill people, I kill people.

Any sort of, you know, in hindsight that maybe doesn't age that well,

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