PWC WEDNESDAY NIGHT SKIRMISH LIVE!

from Rational Rage · host Spiro Antonopoulos

So Winter came, and it brought Sting. This week he’s talking, and no matter what Jimmy and Chris want, he won’t shut up. Tim from Impacted joins the Skirmish: he likes the wrestling, but hates the angles... which puts him squarely in the right camp on this weeks show. Homeboy88 pops in to argue about Mount Rushmore, Ric Flair, and generally disrupt the show by making everyone laugh. It’s a 3 man booth with a guest run in covering the most bi-polar pro wrestling on the planet: PWC’s The Wednesday night Skirmish! THIS IS THE PWC!!! Comments, Questions, Suggestions?.... Please email us at: [email protected] Follow us on the Twitter👇 https://twitter.com/PWC_SHOW https://twitter.com/Rational_Rage Follow us on Instagram 👇 https://instagram.com/rational.rage?igshid=1fe8p2k36z3nl Connect with us on Facebook 👇 https://www.facebook.com/groups/411279583594329/?ref=share https://www.facebook.com/rationalrage Please support us and the show 👇 https://www.paypal.me/spiroantonopoulos

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