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Aug 29, 2024 59 min

Moving The PC

from The Undisputed Podcast w/ Bobby Fish Hosted by The Creative Control Network

To book Bobby Fish please email - [email protected] For all your official Bobby Fish or The Undisputed Podcast merch go to http://www.BobbyFishApparel.com Bobby Fish and The Demi Boys are back with more pro wrestling talk for your enjoyment! There's a rumor that WWE is moving the PC from Orlando to Las Vegas so that gets discussed. How will that effect the "hot bed" of pro wrestling that is the Orlando area? Does it open the door for some of the independent promotions that are in the area? Who will take over that building if or when WWE moves? The boys also talk about AEW "All In" and how fans need to calm down with the AEW hate. That's explained inside the show so you need to listen. There's a lot more in the episode, so sit back and enjoy! As always, thank you for listening. If you could throw us a follow, share or like. Also subscribe and if possible rate the show. Thank you! "Ready to help take your special event to the next level" Dennis Rymanowski (D. Scott) D.Scott Entertainment (518)221-2255 Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-undisputed-podcast-w-bobby-fish--6009172/support.

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