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Jun 17, 2021 1 hr 8 min

Episode 49 - WCW Slamboree 1997

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On today's Taskmaster Talks with Kevin Sullivan, we are diving deep into WCW Slamboree 1997. Host John Poz and Kevin will discuss every major detail involved with this pivotal Pay Per View. Kevin will talk about Ric Flair Roddy Piper and Kevin Greene vs Kevin Nash Scott Hall and Syxx of the nWo in the main event. That and so much more! Other podcasts weren’t there! Lets clean up the fantasy b*llshit, with real Facts and real stories. Pro wrestler approved! Support our new sponsor LUCY Nicotine. Want to try nicotine that doesn't suck? Great tasting flavors like Wintergreen, Cinnamon and Pomegranate are available. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/taskmaster-talks-with-kevin-sullivan--4505398/support.

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On today's Taskmaster Talks with Kevin Sullivan, we are diving deep into WCW Slamboree 1997. Host John Poz and Kevin will discuss every major detail involved with this pivotal Pay Per View. Kevin will talk about Ric Flair Roddy Piper and Kevin Greene vs Kevin Nash Scott Hall and Syxx of the nWo in the main event. That and so much more! Other podcasts weren’t there! Want to try nicotine that doesn't suck? Great tasting flavors like Wintergreen, Cinnamon and Pomegranate are available.

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