The State of The Wrestling Business with Jim Cornette

Talk Is Jericho

Chris Jericho

Tv & Film, Sports, Wrestling

4.8 • 9.4K Ratings

🗓️ 26 December 2018

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

Jim Cornette returns with thoughts on the current state of the business, and how events like “All In” and The Young Bucks and Cody are changing the wrestling landscape. He’s talking about the resurgence of New Japan, ROH’s show at Madison Square Garden, and what 2019 might hold for indie promotions around the world. Jim’s also got plenty of great stories about the NWA, WWE, his time at Impact Wrestling, and Dave Batista’s early days in developmental!

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0:00.0	I'm talking to Jericho baby.
0:04.8	Talk is Jericho.
0:07.6	Talk is Jericho mama.
0:11.2	Talk is me.
0:13.2	All right, welcome to talk is Jericho.
0:15.0	It's the plot of Thunder and Rock and Roll.
0:16.7	Happy Holidays and happy box.
0:18.7	And my fellow Canadians, December 26th, happy day
0:21.5	after Christmas to everyone else.
0:23.0	Hope everyone's enjoying the holidays,
0:25.1	getting ready for the new year.
0:26.2	And man, what a year for wrestling in 2018,
0:28.6	lots of game changing going on.
0:30.6	So it's only fitting that Jim Cornett
0:32.4	returns to talk about the state of the wrestling business.
0:35.3	And some of the year's biggest events,
0:36.6	like the box and Cody in all in in Chicago, which I was there.
0:40.6	Jim's also got some thoughts on what 2019 might hold
0:43.2	for WWE Ring of Honor, Impact, New Japan, and the Indies
0:47.0	around the world.
0:47.8	Plus Jim is a great storyteller.
0:49.3	He's got plenty of those about the NWA, WWE Ring of Honor
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