Hello everybody.

It's Sean Mooney.

Welcome to another episode of Network Classics here on PTSM as we bring you yet another classic episode from the archives from the

WWE Network as we dig back in and we're going to go through another episode

of Superstars which you know I was a big part of those episodes if you look

back they put up these generic ones though that we would do all those markets.

You guys, if you're familiar with the Event Center, we used to do three hits with the

event center through every show, superstars and Wrestling Challenge.

Also, we had event centers in primetime wrestling and spotlight. I mean, we just

did every show. And then, of course, I did a ton of stuff. You know, at that time when I was there,

I don't know if I was a year or two in when they started sending our product overseas.

They made a big deal with Sky Television over there and started pumping a World Wrestling Federation product into the UK.

And I really was one of the first voices to customize the WWF content there.

And it was really cool because,

you know, Gene Ockerland had taught me early on that you really want to try and, you know,

localize what you do. And, you know, Gene was, you know, fantastic at that. And it just travels to all these different cities, you know,

he'd go into certain establishments, shall we say, where they served spirits. And he might

remember a bartender there or people that, you know, that he'd met or, you know, other people who had worked with the World Wrestling

Federation, but it was a way to localize that market, you know, through places that people

were familiar with, people that they were familiar with. And so he told me that this, you know,

when I started doing the event center, that I should keep in mind this stuff. And I did. I certainly did. Now, it would have been a lot

easier back in those days if we would have had, you know, the Internet. I could have looked up at a pub,

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