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Uncommon Wrestling Podcast

Uncommon Wrestling Podcast

By: Elton Faulk
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 The Uncommon Wrestling podcast takes a special look at the trends, tropes, and general goings on in the world of professional wrestling.

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Episodes
  • Wrestling & Hip-Hop: Art of the Sample (ft./BDaMan, Mason Xross, & King Dari)

    Wrestling & Hip-Hop: Art of the Sample (ft./BDaMan, Mason Xross, & King Dari)
    Mar 12 2025
    Where do we draw the line between respectful homage and egregious ripoff? Are imitators "stealing" material, or did the work never truly belong to anyone? From superkicks to sampled beats, we get into all that and more.

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    1 hr and 16 mins
  • TNA Genesis 2025 Review

    TNA Genesis 2025 Review
    Feb 1 2025
    Joe Hendry's big moment, Josh Alexander quits*, "SHE'S A RACIST" and more: it's TNA Genesis 2025!

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    1 hr and 14 mins
  • Myth of the It Factor: The Undertaker

    Myth of the It Factor: The Undertaker
    Jan 11 2025

    "Once in a Generation Performer."


    "Phenom."


    "The Conscience of the WWE."


    We discuss the mystique of the Undertaker, how it was developed, and how much credit Mark Calaway deserves as the man behind the legend.

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    52 mins

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