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Jobbing Out (November 3, 2016) (We visit with hardcore legend Tommy Dreamer)

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The guys are all in the same studio for once, and quickly start by breaking down Hell in a Cell. All of them were positive about the show, praising putting the women's match on last, as well as the overall quality of the show. However, it's not without some complaining, as Glenn in particular nitpicks about some of the booking decisions. In the second segment they ask a pivotal question: "Are we at the point where James Ellsworth is helping Dean Ambrose get more over?" They also talk about where we're heading with Miz and Daniel Bryan, and also Survivor Series. Finally, in the third segment, they talk to hardcore legend Tommy Dreamer-who will be appearing at Primal Conflict Wrestling in Harper's Ferry November 19. Dreamer waxes nostalgic about what got him into wrestling, and about ECW. He also gives his opinion of the state of wrestling in WWE and out, plus if he thinks the company should revive the Hardcore title. After Dreamer, the guys wrap up by talking about the Wrestlemania news, as well as the breaking announcement of #205Live, the new cruiserweight-centric show on the Network.

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