Booking The Territory Pro Wrestling Podcast

This is part 3 of my conversation with Independent and New Japan Wrestling Star Big Daddy Yum Yum (Byron Wilcott). Byron cuts lose on his thoughts on former WWE trainer Bill DeMott. Byron holds nothing back on his thoughts on the former trainer Bill DeMott and doesn't apologize for it at all. This is explosive and must hear audio. After that, Doc Turner and I take listener questions regarding their thoughts on the week that was in wrestling.

This is a special episode this week for the 4th of July weekend where I had the pleasure of sitting down with former WWE/WWF superstar Del The Patriot Wilkes. Del was just on the Stone Cold Steve Austin podcast a week ago and was gracious enough with his time to meet with me. I did not want to rehash that whole discussion so we talked about some new things like his love for college football and what he likes to do during football season. He also talks about his days with the Global Wrestling Federation that operated out of the Sportatorium in Dallas. 

This is part 2 of my conversation with Big Daddy Yum Yum (Byron Wilcott). Byron talks about going to Japan for New Japan and what he's doing on the independents right now. And then Yum Yum discusses what the Awesome Kong/Kia Stevens infamous Facebook post was about. Afterwards, Doc Turner and Mike talk about the week in review and they address listener questions.

This week on Booking The Territory is part 1 of my conversation with independent wrestling star Big Daddy Yum Yum (Byron Wilcott). We talk about his wrestling beginnings all the way through his time with FCW (the former WWE developmental) and the time he got to spend with the American Dream Dusty Rhodes. Doc Turner and Mike Mills also briefly review the week that was in the world of professional wrestling.

This is part 2 of our interview with former ECW and GWF star The California Stud/Rugged Rod Price. Rod wraps up our conversation and talks about wrestling injuries and shares some of his thoughts on Gentleman Chris Adams and Iceman King Parsons. Mike and Doc Turner also go through the week in review and preview the upcoming ROH pay per view on Friday June 19, 2015.

This week we talk to former ECW and GWF star formerly known as the California Stud Rod Price. Rod talks about his start in professional wrestling such as where he started, who trained him, and an interesting story about why he wore a hood when he first started. He then gets a little bit into when he was tagging with Stone Cold Steve Austin. He also talks about his days in ECW and doing dark matches for the then WWF. I pay tribute to the late great Dusty Rhodes as well. The guys cap off a great show by reviewing the week that was in the world of professional wrestling and predictions for WWE's Money In The Bank this Sunday June 14, 2015.

On our first edition of the show we talk about everything as Doc Turner takes a crap on basically every wrestling promotion with the exception of ROH and NJPW. Mike on the other hand enjoys most of the product today. And then we pay tribute to the late Tommy Rogers of the Fantastics. Mike goes over a story or two about Tommy from Mike's days on the indies in the mid 90s and early 2000s as Tommy talked briefly about the first Jim Crockett Memorial Cup tag team tournament at the Superdome in the 80s.