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What is going on everyone? It's time for another edition of Strictly Business presented to you exclusively by adfreyshows.com and the podcast.

Network I of course am John Alba joined as I am every single week by the man of the hour, Mr. Eric Bischoff himself and a very special guest as well as we talk all things wrestling conventions.

Eric and I are joined by Tracy Myers, the owner of Wrestlecade this week here on Strictly Business Gentlemen.

How are we doing Eric? You get back safe from Wrestlecade this past weekend?

I do it. It was kind of a whirlwind. Brother, first of all, thank you Tracy for joining us. I had a wonderful time at your event, which I'm sure we're going to talk a lot about on this episode.

But yeah, I got to wrestle Kate on Friday, Friday evening. Was at the event all day Saturday, Saturday night, flew to Tampa, got up at five o'clock in the morning to sign a bunch of hardcover books that were waiting to go out,

signed those books was back on a plane fly back to me, flew back to Minneapolis on Sunday and spend another day or two with my brother sister and then drove home from Minneapolis to Cody got home late last night.

And bam, here we are. It's been a whirlwind yet Tracy, how are you catching up on sleep after a wild Wrestlecade weekend?

Yeah, so we go into Wrestlecade on Wednesday, the team does and we leave Sunday night around midnight and they would go back on Monday, I go back on Monday for the post.

We're going to do that with them too, so that's about seven hours of sleep from Wednesday to Sunday, but this week I'm good. I'm good. That's what we like to hear. Well, we had a lot of fun last week, Eric talking about celebrity involvement and wrestling.

We haven't caught that yet. You can check it out in the archives right here on the 83 weeks feed strictly business now a show that is available on the public feed as well as early access on ad free shows.

But this week we're talking the business of wrestling conventions because they are big business and Eric when I pitched this topic to you, it was something you were really down with what is so appealing to you about wrestling conventions and what intrigues you about the business behind them.

I've had so much that I'm intrigued by the business itself, but the reason I was excited to talk to Tracy and talk about this phenomenon that has evolved over the last, I don't know, I'm going to call it 10, 12 years that's been my radar, I guess.

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