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Jerk The Curtain

Jerk The Curtain

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 A rush of madness and mania! Art
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  • Jerk The Curtain: Episode 16 - Cactus Jack / Chainsaw Charlie vs. The New Age Outlaws (98) & Oh You Didn't Know?

    Jerk The Curtain: Episode 16 - Cactus Jack / Chainsaw Charlie vs. The New Age Outlaws (98) & Oh You Didn't Know?
    Apr 25 2020

    On this episode of the Jerk The Curtain podcast we review the March 29, 1998 match of Cactus Jack and Chainsaw Charlie vs. The New Age Outlaws. We also take a look at a promo from The New Age Outlaws that’s just pure WWF attitude era.

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  • Jerk The Curtain: Episode 15 - Chris Jericho vs. Perry Saturn (1999) & Calling Out Goldberg

    Jerk The Curtain: Episode 15 - Chris Jericho vs. Perry Saturn (1999) & Calling Out Goldberg
    Apr 25 2020

    On this episode of the Jerk The Curtain podcast we review the January 17, 1999 match of Chris Jericho vs. Perry Saturn. We also take a look at a promo from Chris Jericho where he calls out Bill Goldberg.

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  • Jerk The Curtain: Episode 14 - Brian Pillman JR vs. Davey Boy Smith JR (2019) & The New Hart Foundation

    Jerk The Curtain: Episode 14 - Brian Pillman JR vs. Davey Boy Smith JR (2019) & The New Hart Foundation
    Jan 29 2020

    On this episode of the Jerk The Curtain podcast we review the May 12, 2019 match of Brian Pillman JR vs. Davey Boy Smith JR. We also take a look at a promo from the new Hart Foundation where they beat up a very old Kevin Sullivan.

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