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SNS UnPlugged returned to the airwaves on the SNS Radio Network (www.snsradionetwork.com) for a rare special Thursday edition (after an issue with the live stream) with “BronxZilla” Tony J. Mirabella and “Mr. Money on the Mic” Jeff Jackson.
JJ and Bronx discussed the recent issues with the SNS Stream and the sell of Shoutcast and contingy plans for the impending changes that may occur as a result.
JJ and Bronx discuss the passing of Nelson Frasier aka Mabel, Viscera, Big Daddy V who passed away on tuesday 2-19-14 of a heart attack at the age of 43. The boys talk some of their memories of Frasier over the years. (Segment starts at the 12:30 min mark).
Sean Beckerman once again stopped by for another edition of “This Day in Wrestling History” talking about the cage match between Bret Hart and Diesiel from 2-18-96 where the Undertaker pulled Diesiel down under the ring setting up for their clash at Wrestlemania 12. Sean also chronicled the 2-18-01 WCW World Title match between Scott Steiner and Kevin Nash in WCW’s last ever PPV …this week highlighting Kevin Ash….err…Kevin Nash. (Segment starts at the 20:30 min mark).
Bronx recapped the 2-17-14 “Go Home”edition of RAW going into the Elimination Chamber PPV that featured an amazing bout between Cesaro vs Cena, Reigns vs Henry and more. JJ and Bronx discuss the show and their thoughts on the rise of a “Youth Movement” in the WWE via the “RAW Reaction”. (Segment starts at the 32 min mark).
After the Break it was time to discuss the latest NXT with Anthony Farley building toward the big 2-27-14 edition of NXT Arrival on the WWE Network.
(Segment starts at the 76 min mark).
Bad News Bane dropped by and dropped a Bombshell …completely suprising JJ and Bronx, there was definately some Bad News delivered….was it the last time we hear from Bane? Stay tuned to find out.(Segment starts at the 85:45 min mark).
JJ randown the latest “News of the Week” sponsored by Wrestling-Online.com including news on TNA…err…SAD , The Rock’s latest emdeavour and more. JJ and Bronx also going into a segment during the News talking about the WWE/ Mattel contract that runs through 2019 and todays Action figures and the boys go back in time to their youth and what they played with as kids …great segment.( segment starts at the 89 min mark).
After the final break JJ and Bronx announce that going forward SNS UnPlugged will dedicate 1 show extra a month that will be a conspiracy topic based podcast …to give more time to discuss the topic.
JJ reads a few emails from The Canadian Barbarian, Mark in the UK, and Mason from the UK…topics included The Walking Dead, the build up to Wrestlemania XXX and a possible Sting vs Undertaker match. JJ talks about the latest pic of the Undertaker that has popped up online and how he looks smaller and like a grandpa…(segment starts at the 176 min mark)
JJ wraps the show with a special
“Song of the Night” in honor of Nelson “Mabel”Frasier …Tag Team “Whoomp there it is” to wrap the latest edition of UnPlugged.
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