The Stiff Shot Podcast

Welcome to Episode 7 of The Stiff Shot Podcast! We are bringing out a double-header tonight with a heavy dose of childhood nostalgia and unhinged wrestling history.First, Timbo Slice and Scott jump into an epic tag-team "Show and Tell" segment. Timbo breaks down his local Target shopping runs to grab modern Mattel re-releases of the iconic 1980s solid-rubber LJN Wrestling Superstars line, detailing the history of rare Canadian "black cards" and unpunched peg holes. Then, Scott reveals his exclusive card packs and rare autographed chase pulls brought directly home from the Topps exhibit booth at WrestleMania Access.In the second half, the guys crack open the dirt sheets for a deep dive into wrestling conspiracy theories! We analyze the legendary mystery surrounding Hulk Hogan's grotesque black eye at WrestleMania 9. Did the Hulkster really suffer an orbital fracture from a 70 MPH jet ski accident, or did a furious Macho Man Randy Savage cold-cock him over Miss Elizabeth days before the pay-per-view? From Scott Steiner's eyewitness accounts to Vince McMahon's backstage rage and the cancelled SummerSlam 93 booking plans, we leave no stone unturned!Hit that subscribe button, leave a 5-star review, and join us on the flip side!📊 Timestamps & Segment Breakdown00:00 - Intro & The "Show and Tell" Extravaganza 00:07 - Target Toy Hunting: Modern Mattel LJN Re-Releases 01:23 - The History of LJN Canadian "Black Cards" & Grading Metrics Timbo outlines the late-80s history of original Canadian-exclusive Series 6 LJN cards06:23 - The Ultimate Warrior Blue Card Reissue Pull Blue-carded Ultimate Warrior reveal10:43 - The Pre-Order Variant Myth & eBay Gray Market Scalping 14:11 - The Dangerous Real-World History of the 1980s LJN Ring Post Recall 15:53 - Deep Dive: Hulk Hogan’s Infamous WrestleMania 9 Black Eye Conspiracy The main event of the podcast kicks off as the guys investigate the gnarly orbital bone damage Hogan brought to WrestleMania IX in 1993.16:27 - The Official Story: The 70 MPH Jet Ski Mishap 16:47 - The Shoot Theory: Macho Man Randy Savage Sucker Punch Unpacking the backstage rumor mill. 18:22 - Coding Commentary & Vince McMahon’s Backstage Backlash Savage's hidden jabs on commentary during the WrestleMania 9 broadcast and look at Vince McMahon’s reported fury over his top babyface ruining months of promo packaging.22:22 - The Backstage Witnesses: Scott Steiner & Jimmy Cornette Scott Steiner’s firsthand testimony inside the Peacock WrestleMania IX documentary.23:56 - The SummerSlam 93 Blueprint & Alternative Booking Realities Scott breaks down an advanced booking theory28:50 - Previewing Conspiracies Part 2 & Channel Wrap-Up Upcoming deep dives for next week—including Johnny Ace, Shawn Michaels faking his 90s back injury, and Green Shirt Guy📱 Follow The Stiff Shot Podcast On Socials:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thestiffshotpod/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thestiffshotpodX (Twitter): https://x.com/TheStiffShotPod

⏱️ Chapters 0:00 – WrestleCon pickups & Bob Backlund promo story 4:30 – The bizarre “Gym in a Box” training system explained 10:15 – INSANE Bob Backlund fitness stats (you won’t believe this) 16:40 – PMA philosophy & “Never Capitulate” meaning 22:30 – Health update & legacy of Bob Backlund 27:45 – Iron Sheik meet-and-greet story (all-time classic 😂) 34:10 – Breaking down Iron Sheik’s legendary shoot interviews 40:20 – Wrestling nostalgia: WWF era connections & storytelling 45:00 – Teasing future episodes (Iron Sheik roast & more!) What happens when you mix old-school wrestling legends, insane shoot stories, and completely unfiltered fan memories? You get one of the most entertaining episodes we’ve ever recorded. In this episode, we dive deep into the wild world of Bob Backlund — from his bizarre “Gym in a Box” training system to unforgettable autograph encounters and the legendary PMA (Positive Mental Attitude) mindset that defined his career. But that’s just the beginning… We also spiral into hilarious and unforgettable stories involving Iron Sheik, including real-life meet-and-greet chaos, iconic shoot interview moments, and why he might be one of the most quotable figures in wrestling history. And yes… we even connect it all to Brock Lesnar’s UFC debut and some of the most random (yet amazing) wrestling memories you’ll ever hear. 👉 If you love: Classic WWF/WWE stories Behind-the-scenes wrestling culture Convention & autograph stories Shoot interviews and unfiltered legends This episode is an absolute MUST WATCH. 💥 Why You NEED to Watch This Episode The truth behind Bob Backlund’s insane real-life workout routines (800+ ab rollouts 😳) The hilarious reality of meeting wrestling legends in person Deep cuts only real fans will understand (WrestleCon, promos, shoot interviews) The most quotable Iron Sheik moments that still live rent-free today Nostalgia-packed stories that connect multiple wrestling eras together 📢 Follow & Support the Show

Join us for Episode 4 of The Stiff Shot Podcast as we explore the wild world of professional wrestling. In this explosive episode, Big Poppa Bump and Timbo Slice talk attending Survivor Series 1996, WWF Superstar Ice Cream Bars, The Big Event Meet and Greet, and Original Promo Photo Signings. Stay tuned as Scott has confirmed he will be ATTENDING and REPORTING LIVE from WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas!Why does this matter now? Because reliving wrestling’s history isn’t just about nostalgia – it’s about appreciating the artistry, the storytelling, and the sheer unpredictability that keeps fans hooked. Perfect for classic wrestling lovers craving behind-the-scenes secrets, history buffs, or anyone who loves a good story about babyfaces, heels, and the wild rules that keep it all flowing. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or new to the sport, you’ll leave with a new appreciation for the crazy, creative world of professional wrestling.If you’re a fan of:👉 80s & 90s wrestling👉 WWF/WWE & WCW nostalgia👉 Wrestling conventions & meet-and-greets👉 Wrestling cards & collectibles👉 WrestleMania talk…this episode is for YOU.🔥 Don’t forget to:👍 Like💬 Comment your favorite wrestling memory🔔 Subscribe for weekly episodes🎧 Available on:YouTubeSpotifyApple Podcasts

Join us for Episode 2 of The Stiff Shot Podcast as we explore the wild world of professional wrestling. In this explosive episode, Big Poppa Bump and Timbo Slice unravel the strangest and most hilarious wrestling matches, from “most unusual” bouts of the 80s to the infamous ladder matches that revolutionized the industry. Key Topics Covered: -Why certain wrestling maneuvers should trigger a DQ -The history behind legendary ladder matches involving Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, and Hacksaw Jim Duggan?! -The score finally gets settled on the Colossal Connection / Can-Am Connection debacle from Episode 1 -The obscure, but fascinating story of wrestlers like Haystacks Calhoun, Dean Ho, and Tony Garea -The guys take on the lesser-known, often hilarious– yet sometimes bizarre – wrestling collectibles and Coliseum Video VHS tapes from the glory days of wrestling -You’ll learn how wrestlers and fans kept the magic alive with “out of the box” merchandise, secret bonus features, and the nostalgia of watching old school matches today -Epic tales about wrestling legends such as Mean Gene Okerlund, Head of Security Jim Dotson, and Tony Garea – straight from their own experiences meeting these icons. -Why The Demolition (including Crush) deserve to be in this year’s WWE Hall of Fame -Plus, stay tuned as Scott has confirmed he will be attending AND reporting live from WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas! Why does this matter now? Because understanding wrestling’s wild rules and history isn’t just about nostalgia – it’s about appreciating the artistry, the storytelling, and the sheer unpredictability that keeps fans hooked. Perfect for classic wrestling lovers craving behind-the-scenes secrets, history buffs, or anyone who loves a good story about babyfaces, heels, and the wild rules that keep it all flowing. Whether you’re a die-hard fan or new to the sport, you’ll leave with a new appreciation for the crazy, creative world of professional wrestling.