The upcoming presentation is a two-man power trip on wrestling podcast production. The President. All right, let's get it going right here.

And right now, this is New Generation Declassclassified and you are listening to a brand new

new generation declassified exclusively here on the two-man power trip for wrestling's

podcasting empire.

If you didn't know by now, my name is Chad and every single week we sit down and we take a

trip back in time and relive some of the glory days of professional wrestling.

More exclusively, the World Wrestling Federation's new generation era.

And this is actually one where we had a little bit of a buildup and something that I've been very excited to talk about because it's so abstract and off the wall is this week we talk about the

WWF's Kuwaiti Cup, 1996, of course, with my crack broadcast team.

And we're going to welcome them in here now.

First, you know, CP, he comes here every week.

He's actually the man who thought about this idea.

And CP, we got to tip the

cap to you in advance for finding this gem and bringing it to the table.

A tip the cap. Back to you, my friends. I'm very excited to be here, though, today. I think this

is going to be a very interesting episode where we have to go, where we get to go back in time to a

place where the relations with wrestling in the Middle East are a little more honest.

We don't necessarily have $20 million salty deals in place.

And, you know, we're in a post-original Iraq war with a country that's happy with the states at the time.

And melancholy Sean Michaels will talk about that and we'll talk about that later.

But yeah, I'm very excited for today's episode.

Very nice.

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