JJ: The JJ Dillon Podcast: JJ's WCW Return

Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling Podcast

Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling

Wrestling, Sports

4.8 • 356 Ratings

🗓️ 12 October 2019

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

This week we dig deep into the 1996 return to WCW by JJ. Shown on-air as a prominent fixture of the hottest streak in WCW's history, JJ shares with the audience his candid feelings on Eric Bischoff and how they worked together during this pivotal time in wrestling's last boom period.

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0:44.3	Oh Hello, wrestling fans, and welcome to another episode of JJ, the JJ Dylan podcast.
1:18.0	I am your co-host, J.P. John Paz, and of course, with me is the star of the show,
1:23.6	two-time Hall of Famer, the leader of the four horsemen, and the second greatest manager of all time.
1:31.5	He was at WWF and WCW executive.
1:34.3	J.J. Dylan.
1:35.3	J.J., how are you doing this evening?
1:37.6	I am doing great.
1:40.1	Good to hear your voice.
1:41.8	It is great to hear you, and it is great to be talking about the history of J.J. Dillon, of
1:48.4	course, on this podcast.
1:49.5	And last week, we talked about you leaving the WWF in 1996.
1:54.2	And today, we will be talking about you entering the world of WCW once again in 1997.
2:02.0	Now, my first question to you, JJ, is when you left at WBF in 96, was WCW
2:07.9	always on your mind as a possible spot?
2:11.1	Like, was that an opening for you?
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