Hello, and welcome to another top 10 debate on Adam Wilborn from What Called Your Join

by one of the deadly boys, Michael Sidduick from What Called to Talk about the loudest wrestling

pops you didn't know about. But before we get into it, if you're a fan of this sort of thing,

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complete with a bloody increase, of course, on Recycle Chat. As I said, they're joined by Michael

Sidduick. He's talked about his article, 10 loudest wrestling pops you didn't know about,

which you can read now and see some of the clips we're going to be talking about at WhatCulture.com

right now. But Sid, I think I know the answer this one, I'm asking anyway, what was the catalyst

behind this list? The catalyst behind this list was because the list was written on the week of

Dublin, nothing was, Jesus Christ, we're going to get pops back and Jesus Christ, we got pops back

at Dublin. Oh my God, I've had much like I guess everybody else, like a strange relationship with

wrestling, the second that COVID-19 hit in that. We've all kind of played along, at least we have

in the industry, the media wrestling industry because you can have to absolutely boot up and get

on with it and reconcile the fact that it can still be good, it's not only the same, it can still

be good, but it's all a bit bittersweet and you know that even on like a 7, if the show has the

temerity in ZWW, the WZ always freaking falls at best. But if I 8, WZ temerity to be a 7, you're like

obviously it was a good show, but it's just to have to start the putty same, it's not the putty same.

Luckily, 8, W despite a recent drop off has been booked so well, that so many of them

been 9s, that it's been very easy to play along, but play along is the word. We have been filling

in the gaps, we've been guessing through the quarter hours, he was over, and I don't know what you

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