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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. This is another episode of Who Is? I am your host, J.P. John Paz. With me, of course, is by co-host. He's the doctor himself, Mr. J. Michael Jargo. Jargo, welcome to two men. What's going on, Paz? Who is? How are you, man? How is things out there in the great state in New Jersey?

Not bad.

It's been kind of warm the last couple of days. I'm surprised. Been in the 40s. I know. We got to 40 and it was like, you know, there were people walking around in shorts and a t-shirt. It was absolutely insane. It was just a little bit of a tease before we dropped back down to like, you know, six over the course of the weekend.

It is too cold. absolutely insane. It was just a little bit of a tease before we dropped back down to like,

you know, six over the course of the weekend. It is too cold over there, and I don't know how you do it. It's way too cold. Yeah, well, you know, it's not by choice, pause. It's not by choice. Now, as far as who is, I wanted to mention this. It's funny because each week we do it and we usually forget somebody

or something comes to us later or somebody would message me and somebody messaged me. They said

about last week about MMA stars and wrestling, they said technically Chale Sondon was a pro wrestler

first because he went to the WSW power plant. Chale has an awesome story about it. How Sarge,

you know, basically tried to kill him before he even stepped in a ring or did any wrestling. And then by the time he did the wrestling, they were so tired from being killed the last couple days. But I forgot to mention Chal P. Sutton because, you know, he really didn't have a match per se, but he was trying to be a pro wrestler first. Yeah, and I mean, that happens. It happens way more often than you would think. Like,

I think we realized, like, right after we got done, too, like, we hadn't mentioned any of the women, right? So we hadn't talked at all about Rousey. We hadn't talked about Beasler. Like, it just happens, man. These shows are, there's a lot of these shows where we sit down, we do our research to figure out, like, who we're going to put on the list for who is. And inevitably, there's people that just get left off and it happens, man. We can only do so much, pause. We're only so perfect. That's true. It's going to happen. But I just thought that was interesting because I completely forgot about Chalpe. Sunn and he would have been very high up on the list, even though he didn't really have a career, but should have. And he would have been the perfect pro wrestler. What about

Rhonda Rousey? Where would she have fallen on the list? You know? Pretty high. Pretty high.

Even though I think what is happening with her right now in the WWE is just an absolute dumpster fire. Seems like she's not very motivated. It could be crazy on that. It could be wrong on that. Who are we supposed to like in this situation? Yeah, there are two heels. That's my problem. And I feel like inevitably you get Sasha Banks involved and it's a triple threat. Yeah, it's going to have to be, right? Yeah. So it's just so you got somebody to rally behind because if they think that people are going to rally behind Ronda Rousey, they're just wrong. She's not the most likable person. No, she's much better as a heel. Yeah, much better. Agreed. When she was doing M.A.

At the top of the world, she was the heel, basically. Her character was the heel. Even going all the way back to Strike Force. She's a sore loser who talks a lot of shit. Like, it's just she's not the most. Tried to her, Misha Tate. Yep. Yeah, she's just not the most likable person. Speaking of Misha Tate, shout out to Misha Tate on Celebrity Big Brother this season.

Just running that. Misha Tate, yep. Yeah, she's just not the most likable person. Speaking of Misha Tate, shout out to Misha Tate on Celebrity Big Brother this season. Just run in that house. Oh, I've never seen it. Interesting. I do love Misha Tate, so I might have to check that out, but interesting. I love me some Big Brother. There we go. There we go. So as far as today's Who is, we're talking about who is the best Jewish wrestler of all time.

It's interesting that we were kind of just happened to be mentioning this. And it was just kind of almost like joking because we were saying like, oh, Brian Kendrick's nuts. You know, he's talking about the Holocaust. And like, this is nothing. It's like, who is like the best Jewish wrestler? So I thought of a few names, obviously, if you pop out immediately. But then you start looking into it and looking, well, I can't believe this guy was Jewish. And all of a sudden, legend upon legend, big name, big name. And then some other, you know, medium-sized names, if you will, start popping up. You're like, wow, there's a lot of great Jewish wrestlers. They have a great history in pro wrestling.

It was pretty crazy.

But the thing that I thought was interesting about it is none of them really use that as part of the gimmick.

Except one guy.

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