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Brian Pillman Jr Discuses Davey Boy Smith’s HOF Induction

by Spencer Love March 19, 2020
written by Spencer Love

One of the high points of professional wrestling this year is the impending WWE Hall of Fame induction of “The British Bulldog” Davey Boy Smith. For years, Smith was regarded as one of the Hall of Fame’s biggest omissions, going so far as to inspire a petition that earned over 26,000 signatures. Currently, Smith’s son Davey Boy Smith Jr is a member of Major League Wrestling’s New Hart Foundation with fellow 2nd-generation star Brian Pillman Jr. 

Recently, Pillman Jr joined me to discuss The British Bulldog entering the WWE Hall of Fame, as well as his own father’s Hall of Fame induction.

The British Bulldog’s Hall of Fame Induction:

“That’s just the ultimate icing on the cake. To me, he’s so deserving of that honour and I could never imagine a world where he doesn’t get that award.

To me, it’d be unreal for him to not receive that, and it’s just the absolute, utmost honour that you can frickin’ have.

To be in the WWE Hall of Fame, I mean, that’s what people dream of after lifelong careers, and for that guy to have passed away the way he did and what it meant to his son to still carry on his legacy – like, his son rescued Bret Hart.”

“At that point, I was like ‘alright, he’d better get in the Hall of Fame now, because he just saved Bret Hart!”

His Dad not being inducted thus far:

“I think it’s just timing, and maybe they want to give my Dad his own time. Maybe they want to make it even more special for him, to give him a full-on induction into the Hall of Fame.

I try not to be selfish with those things because I understand how show business works and I understand how this business works, so I’m never the guy to get upset at stuff like that.

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Please credit Spencer Love/Love Wrestling with any transcriptions used.

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Perish’s Thoughts: Thank You, Meniac

by Staff January 7, 2020
written by Staff

So, I just want to write my thoughts about Meniac’s retirement.

First off, I am so proud to say that he is not just a tag team partner, he’s not just a friend, but he is a brother to me and for that, I can not thank him more. Whether it was the ribs we pulled on people, whether it was the moronic amount of beers we drank together or even the podcast that we had, the run within the world of pro wrestling, was in his words and now in mine but “the most fun I have ever had”.

Secondly, I want to tout how much of a loss this news is to the wrestling scene and I’ll gladly explain in detail why. Meniac, in my eyes, is one of if not the most entertaining asset in every company that he worked for and possesses in my eyes the most impressive quality anyone can have. That is, the ability to turn a bad idea into gold and me, where we worked we had our fair shares of bad ideas come our way. A lot good, but also a lot of bad. For this reason, it is absolutely no surprise to me that he is a 2-time MPW champion, a multiple-time tag team champion, and one of the talents that the fans talked about after a show. Now, he puts in the work that is needed because when he was a part of pro wrestling, he put everything into it.

I’m gonna share a story that I am damn proud of and a story that began what to be known as tagSTRUGGLE.

MPW held a show at the Italian Festival that is done every year. Now, for personal reasons, this was to be Meniac’s last match with MPW and he was in a multiple man match. Now, whether it was the feeling that this was it or anything else, I, to this day, never saw him show that much passion in a ring, and the reason why that is important is simple. The first few years of being a pro wrestler is stressful and emotional. I still do not believe before that match, he had any more fun than that day. For me, I saw someone who truly showed “love” for the business and “passion” and what was breaking my heart is that he was giving it up, for which I won’t say why, but I can say is an honourable quality and one I do not and will ever use against him. But, this prompted me to text and see how he was doing and truly talk to him for the first time.

I believe to this day, that the text I sent him about meeting up to talk turned into one of the greatest bonds that I have ever had. We talked about life and we talked about wrestling and I am going to selfishly admit, I was trying to bring him back because that passion he showed fueled me to want to work harder in the ring myself because I knew that had he stayed my “spot” was there for him to take. Now yes, that was a joke, but I did truly believe he can be something, and dare I say, I was right. Now, this conversation we had was months after this match and the personal thing he had going on had cleared up. I’m happy to say, Meniac came back to wrestling, and shortly thereafter, we started bonding and eventually started a tag team. tagSTRUGGLE.

Well, tagSTRUGGLE was actually not the original name as we did throw out many suggestions and eventually circled to The Struggle and for our love of Seinfeld and our inside joke of making fun of people who used the phrase the struggle is real. So we became The Struggle and our catchphrase was going to be “We are the struggle and we are real and we are spectacular!” The reason why we became tagSTRUGGLE was simple: that was because we went to an Eskimos game and I was making the twitter account and couldn’t get “@thestruggle,” but I could get “@tagstruggle,” and since we were a tag team, tagSTRUGGLE just made sense. So, because I like to rant you guys got two stories.

This tag-team took on a life of its own and dare I say the main reason was him. I want to make it known that just because people viewed me as a good worker, this tag team worked because Meniac is an absolute genius with ideas in my eyes was overlooked, undervalued, and never appreciated enough for how good he is, and by no means should he have ever been looked at a 2nd to me and quite frankly it’s pissed me off every time I hear that. Meniac was the one who came up with the idea of stealing things for people and making it our own and that was in large part the reason why we took off. Outside of all the things we did in the ring, the man out of the ring and the locker room was even better. I dare anyone to say anything bad about this guy because I know they can’t because just like he was as a wrestler he was one of the best guys to lace your boots with. He is a true locker room leader because he is liked and loved by so many of “the boys” that he brought so many people together and for that, it doesn’t shock me at all that the people online reacted the way they did when they heard the news. For those who didn’t get to know him, you missed out, because he is one of the greatest guys I have ever shared a locker room with.

Lastly, this takes goes to the man. Out of respect, I will not share his name or the names of the people in his life or go into about the things in his life. But, as someone who had the honour to be his best man at his wedding, to be friends with his wife and be apart of his life, and the fact he is moving on to start a new chapter in his personal life is something I truly admire, respect and I can honestly say, is something I look up to. He is a devoted husband, the best brother I can have, but someone I know will be a great father when that time comes. He is truly someone I look up to and can honestly say, if I can be more like him, I will be a better man for it. I love this man, I will do anything for this man and my career inside of ropes, and my life outside of them has been forever changed for the better because he was a part of it. Thankfully, it will be forever struggalicious because he will always be a part of it.

Thank you brother, I am forever grateful for you and you made me better in every way and for that, I am forever grateful.

January 7, 2020 0 comments
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Memesplash – This Week in Wrestling Memes

by Zak Ralph January 4, 2020
written by Zak Ralph

Forget your match of the week or your week’s best wrestlers. Show us your memes! Join us in getting the most out of this week’s fads and in-jokes, until they’re about as impactful as a superkick by Monday.

Seasons Greetings

One of the best things about memes is that every subculture and fandom is able to comment on the zeitgeist in their own unique language. An inside-joke at the largest scale, if you will.

So when something like the holidays come around, we get the joking on in our own special way.

Merry Christmas from The Simpsons and this cool wrestler pic.twitter.com/l9gg6y503t

— Kyle Lewis (@KeepItFiveStar) December 25, 2020

Happy Holidays pic.twitter.com/A8pbrSfOUd

— Spencer Love (@SpennyLove) December 13, 2020

Happy Hanukkah pic.twitter.com/UbRfzf4wpc

— Meng's Mullet (@MengsMullet) December 11, 2020

HAPPY NEW YEAR, WINDJAMMERS pic.twitter.com/HTIU8xxamG

— still tired (@Maffewgregg) December 31, 2020

Ani-mani, Totally Insaney–

Capturing the nostalgia of the mid-90s, Steven Spielberg and Warner Bros have brought the hit cartoon Animaniacs into the maddening world of 2020. Yacko, Wacko and Dot are all back, and so is the catchy theme song with an interchangable second-to-last line, freshening up the song with a new punchline in each episode. You know the one. Ani-mani, Totally Insaney, doo-doo-da-da-DA-da, AnimaniAAAACs! Well, one kind soul Crisp Rat on Twitter made a template to substitude the doo-doos. (Heh, doo-doos.)

You’re welcome #Animaniacs pic.twitter.com/7VkNwaeGCX

— Crisp Rat🎆 (@StinkyBlueRat) November 29, 2020

And yes, wrestling-Twitter had it’s way with Meme Templatey.

Botchamaniacs https://t.co/nhN7bU54oh pic.twitter.com/H3daFEPa2B

— Andrew Rich (@AndrewTRich) November 30, 2020

had to do it. https://t.co/YYEZckQoSs pic.twitter.com/JC4VIIwPKy

— MF TOMOKO (@HeyTerezi) November 30, 2020

Friend made this one. Will this be @IAmJericho approved? pic.twitter.com/IpPAYioNg7

— Vance Parks (@TinyVanillaBeam) November 30, 2020

don't care if someone already did this, i thought it fit perfectly pic.twitter.com/exta0LHus2

— Nintles (Ginseng Media) – KFA ON HIATUS (@nintles) November 29, 2020

Well, it's a video editing template. Of course I had to make one.

This one's for @ExtremelyCute, assuming nobody else has beaten me to it. pic.twitter.com/GoHf1JUGFQ

— Just Regular, Plain Ol' Eoin Downie (@edoowinnie) December 1, 2020

That last one get’s the man himself’s seal of approval.

I also, used to put my own name into the animaniacs opening. This rules. https://t.co/i9WNbncGic

— Colin Delaney (@ExtremelyCute) December 1, 2020

$600 Stimulus vs $2000 Stimulus

Last week the US Senate in their infinite wisdom thought that putting $600 in the hands of its citizens was a stronger choice for the people and for the economy than handing them $2000. Needless to say, the American people responded with anger, sadness, and, well, laughter. The gallows humour in this meme manifested all over the internet as a diptich presentation of what a $600 stimulus looks like next to a $2000 stimulus, and you bet wrestling-twitter got it’s hands on that joke.

$600 stimulus. $2000 stimulus pic.twitter.com/S8QU8hs2q6

— ⭐️ ILYASS MELTZER AWARDS ⭐️ (@ilyassWillDraw) January 2, 2021

$600 stimulus $2000 stimulus pic.twitter.com/QcPeqCgFCT

— ❌CULT OF PERSONALITY❌ #SAINTS⚜️ 12-4 (@JsmallSAINTS) January 1, 2021

€600 Stimulus €2000 Stimulus pic.twitter.com/OXwgoKEmbA

— Fowl 'Ever So Obscure' Original (@fowl_original) January 2, 2021

$600 $2000 pic.twitter.com/tTHthi92Rk

— WrestleZone on Mandatory (@WRESTLEZONEcom) January 1, 2021

$600 Stimulus vs

$20000000 Stimulus
New House
New Car
Crush responds to your DM pic.twitter.com/O6EFlqjoCJ

— Mark (@WrestlingJebus) January 2, 2021

When the $2000 stimulus and the $600 stimulus meet. pic.twitter.com/TfwmwVxGo2

— DMJ2 – The Acidwashening (@ShizzlingDrits) January 1, 2021

Memescellaneous

Some memes don’t get an intro, okay. Enjoy these bangers.

Isn't it wild that AEW's first three World Champions are Canadian? pic.twitter.com/h9NxdQwxfy

— the pink & zak attack (@smarkmouth) December 13, 2020

‘Ooh, January 1st.

Better start pretending I’m into NJPW before Wrestle Kingdom,
Neddy.’ pic.twitter.com/Rv3fn21nC3

— HO-TA IBUSHI 🍑 (@pujoshiprinny) January 1, 2021

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EXCLUSIVE: Meniac Retires From In-Ring Competition

by Spencer Love December 31, 2019
written by Spencer Love

EDMONTON, AB: One of Alberta’s most entertaining professional wrestlers is calling it a career.

We can officially report that Meniac, a former Monster Pro Wrestling Heavyweight Champion, has officially retired from in-ring competition, bringing a close to one of the more unique careers in the Albertan independent scene.

“The past 6 years have been a blast!” commented Meniac in a statement to the WCSN. “Being able to travel all over Western Canada entertaining people will be something I always remember. I wanted to thank all the wrestlers, referees and promoters I’ve met and worked with along the way. Yes, EVEN THE PROMOTERS. Through all the championships, gimmick matches & stipulations, the one thing that sticks out is the bonds that were formed fighting side by side in the squared circle.”

Few Albertan independent wrestlers have captured the hearts of fans quite like Meniac. Since making his in-ring debut in 2013, Meniac has been recognized as one of the most entertaining athletes in Albertan pro wrestling. In a world plagued by far too many oh-so-serious wrestlers, Meniac truly encapsulated the phrase of “sports entertainment,” equally capable of delighting fans with his in-ring skill and his ability to simply entertain an audience. Simply put, Meniac was one of the most fun wrestlers in Alberta.

However, as entertaining as he may be, there’s truly no discounting Meniac’s in-ring abilities. The former tagSTRUGGLE star earned a number of accolades across the province, with two reigns as Monster Pro Wrestling Heavyweight Champion representing the apex of his career. Additionally, Meniac was a two-time MPW Tag Team Champion, a GDW Tag Team Champion, and was the winner of MPW’s first-ever Blitzkrieg match. As it stands, Meniac’s final match took place last June as part of a fatal four-way for the RCW Tag Team Championships.

Join the WCSN in wishing Meniac a happy retirement.

Read Meniac’s full statement below:

“The past 6 years have been a blast! Being able to travel all over Western Canada entertaining people will be something I always remember. I wanted to thank all the wrestlers, referees and promoters I’ve met and worked with along the way. Yes, EVEN THE PROMOTERS. Through all the championships, gimmick matches & stipulations, the one thing that sticks out is the bonds that were formed fighting side by side in the squared circle.

I always felt that being in a tag team or stable was where I thrived best, so special shout out to all the members of “Family Jules”, “oWe” and of course; “tagSTRUGGL3”. Being with you out there made it all that much more fun. I would be remised without mentioning some individuals that helped shape my 6 year run. People like MIchael Richard Blais; who taught me my first bumps in the business, Frenetico; who pushed me to keep going after a broken elbow held me out for a few weeks. Irish; who trained me at MPW and also had some of my favourite matches with me, both singles and tag. Krazy Kore; who was also in some of my favourite matches and part of one of my favourite teams to tag against. Rick Jules & Kato; our trips to Kelowna and walking around with truck nuts around our necks always got fantastic reactions. Perish & Shaun Martens; tagSTRUGGLE (THREE!) was the most fun I had in the business. Pride; you made the transition possible and always made the shows fun to be at (especially when you left boot prints on my chest). To Jude, Larry, Mitch, Rich, TY, Chimera, Maverick, Stone, Ref Ben, & KJ; you guys were always a blast to hang out with backstage, keep fighting the good fight. To Mike the Ref & Spencer; thanks for  the brutal honesty after matches and giving me a platform to push my bullshit opinions on those 14 people in St Petersburg Russia loved to listen to. To anyone I missed, know that you probably had some part in shaping my career and missing you on the list was nothing personal (or maybe it was and you were a Massive Shitstick who doesn’t deserve to even be in the business. You’re guess is as good as mine ?).

As I depart into fatherhood I thank you all once again and we’ll see you all down the road (where I’ll be affectionately referred to as Big Daddy).

Lovingly yours;

Meniac

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