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Jul 25, 2025 1 hr 24 min

Episode 50 - The Big 5-0

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Welcome back to the Best in the Worldcast~! Lawson and Corey celebrate 50 episodes of the only wrestling podcast that matters, besides the few that are run by our friends and Six Feet Under with Mark Calaway. The boys work through some electronics-related trauma and recite some legendary Accidental Bronson tweets before diving into a special grab bag of matches celebrating the history of the show, including some beautiful fat guy lucha, a return to the land of Rotten, and a lost canon classic of Zero-1. We also get into the controversy surrounding friend of the show Chris Martin, special treats at the state fair, and plans for the year anniversary episode coming up in a few weeks. For this week’s Best in the Worlddraft, as a hangover from last week’s Texas adventure episode, we draft the top 5 cowboys. MATCHES COVERED: Los Brazos vs Los Bucaneros (CMLL 11/10/1989) Chris Hero vs Chris Candido (IWA-MS 1/4/2002) Shinjiro Otani vs. Kazunari Murakami (ZERO1 7/16/2007) Next week, we tackle: POST-2005 KENTA KOBASHI Thank you for listening and if you liked the episode, do us a favor and share it with your friends! Ask us a question for the Mailbag: [email protected] SOCIALS: Podcast- @BITWCast Lawson- @CheapPop1999 on Twitter Cheap Pop Reviews - cheappopreviews.wordpress.com Corey- @coreyb2ba on Twitter substack.com/@coreyb2ba for da blog

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