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Sep 9, 2022 1 hr 5 min

Episode 52: No Fighting Allowed

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Shooters, join DDJ and The Premiere this week as they react to what was a very awesome yet controversial weekend in pro wrestling. The guys decide to get the bad stuff out of the way and talk about what happened after All Out, before talking about all the good, as they give their takes on All Out, Worlds Collide, Clash at the Castle, and GCW. You may have noticed that there has been no mention of Da Hot One. That's because he is still recovering from the weekend and while I'm on it: be sure to pay close attention for the first Shootin' Sh*t! exclusive, as , thanks to Da Hot One, we have obtained exclusive never before seen footage from the post All Out media scrum fight!!!! *Shootin’ Sh*t! Has launched our first run of merch! Support our show and join the “Shootin’ Club” with a shirt , sticker or mug… and keep an eye out for some new arrivals in the near future! Click the link NOW! https://shooting-sht-podcast.creator-spring.com/ This show is part of The Johners Podcasting Network and you can find the show online at www.wrestlingwithjohners.com/shootin-sht/ Follow the guys on social media: -- Shootin Sh*t! On Twitter @shootinsht --DDJ is on Facebook as Dennis W Day Jr and on Twitter @denniswdayjr --The Premiere is on Facebook as Joe Kuhn and on Twitter @joekuhn --Da Hot One is on Facebook as Jovan Menacho and on Twitter @DFWChairman

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