Wrestling Uncensored Episode 69. Original air date: February 4, 2012. Hosted by Dave Simon and Jeremy Prophet.

Simon and Prophet discussed the results from the WWE Royal Rumble including Sheamus winning the Rumble match and defeatinhg Intercontinental Champion Cody Rhodes on Smackdown.

Simon and Prophet discussed the latest episodes of Raw, Smackdown and NXT including Chris Jericho attacking CM Punk on Raw and Santino Marella teaming with Hacksaw Jim Duggan on Smackdown.

All this plus 40 minutes of bonus material exclusive to WrestlingUncensored.NET.

WARNING: Bonus material contains language that may be offensive to some listeners. Certain names have been censored to protect the innocent and to protect the identity of future surprise guests.

This is the February 1, 2012 episode of Ringside Report Radio hosted by Dave Simon and Kevin “Big Tuna” McKough.

Diamond Dallas Page appeared on this episode to discuss DDP Yoga and how it has helped pro athletes from all sports including mixed-martial arts. DDP also talked about his pro wrestling career in WCW and WWE and much more.

Dave and Kevin discussed the results from UFC on Fox 2 including Chael Sonnen’s victory over Michael Bisping and Rashad Evans win over Phil Davis.

Dave and Kevin also discussed the Ringside Report Official Top 10 MMA Rankings for February 2012.

All this and more on this 2-hour episode of Ringside Report Radio.

Wrestling Uncensored Episode 68. Original air date: January 28, 2012. Hosted by Dave Simon and Jermey Prophet.

Simon and Prophet previewed WWE’s Royal Rumble pay-per-view including CM Punk defending the WWE title against Dolph Ziggler ad Daniel Bryan defending the World Heavyweight title in a Triple Threat Steel-Cage match against Big Show and Mark Henry.

Simon and Prophet gave their predictions on who will win the 2012 Royal Rumble match and discussed the latest episodes of WWE Raw, Smackdown and NXT.

All this and more pro wrestling on this 1-hour episode.

Click here to listen to Wrestling Uncensored Episode 62 or listen above. Original air date: December 3, 2011. Hosted by Dave Simon and Jeremy Prophet.

Simon and Prophet discuss Rowdy Roddy Piper’s encounter with John Cena on Monday Night Raw and the current direction of John Cena’s character and his feud with The Rock.

Simon and Prophet talk about The Miz taking John Morrison out of the WWE and how real it got.

All this and much more on this 1-hour episode of Wrestling Uncensored.

The documentary is very dated (2005) and was dubbed as “The most anticipated wrestling documentary of all-time,”  for the shocking comments made by some of the stars. While the interviews lack direction at times, there is no question that fans will be stunned by what they hear. Steroids, tragic deaths, and crooked higher-ups in the business are just a few of the interesting topics discussed.

It’s obvious that the director/filmmaker wrote down a series of questions and never  swayed away from his script, no matter what the answer was from the wrestler. Roddy Piper was definitely one of the highlights of the documentary as he gave great insight on how the industry has changed from getting ahead by being talented to scripted nonsense. He talked about wrestlers purposely hurting other wrestlers  physically and there was some juicy stuff there. That specific subject was very interesting and could have been elaborated on, but the subject is changed randomly to  Bret Hart for no reason. Other wrestlers on the DVD give some interesting insight on different subjects pertaining to wrestling, while others are lackluster. It is disappointing that Chris Jericho simply discusses Fozzy on a “wrestling” documentary and as oppose to an interview with Mick Foley, the DVD has footage of him at a book signing.

The filmmaker is clearly a fan/friend of Joe Legend (Just Joe in WWE) as he asked Christian Cage about him as opposed to interesting questions about his own career. The extras (which the DVD is jam-packed with) have Legend in other projects featuring a problem he had with a wrestler and a women of interest for Legend.

Fans of shoot wrestling DVDs will definitely want to pick this up. Despite the faults of a clear direction there is too many must-see interviews that will give even smart fans an informative look at some of their wrestling favourites. Controversial and more negative than positive towards how wrestling federations operate, the DVD will leave you wanting more.

Bloodstained Memoirs

155min

Directed by:  David Sinnott

2006

Spark Productions

On this episode, Simon and Prophet discussed The Rock accepting John Cena’s challenge to be his tag-teammate at Survivor Series versus The Miz and R-Truth.

Simon and Prophet also talked about Evan Bourne’s suspension from the WWE due to a wellness policy violation and how that may effect his Tag Team title reign with Kofi Kingston.

All this and much more pro wrestling on this 1-hour episode.

Simon and Prophet discussed the results from WWE Hell in a Cell including Alberto Del Rio winning the WWE title in a triple threat Hell in a Cell match against John Cena and CM Punk.

Simon and Prophet also talked about the walk-out on Triple H on WWE Raw, Darren Young’s suspension for a wellness violation and much more pro wrestling on this 1-hour episode.

Mr. Anderson appeared on this episode to talk about TNA wrestling and his career in the promotion. TNA wrstling will be in Montreal on Friday, October 7.

Simon and Prophet discussed the results from TNA’s No Surrender pay-per-view and previewed WWE’s Night of Champions PPV including Triple H versus CM Punk, Randy Orton v. Mark Henry and the rest of the card.

All this and much more on this 1-hour episode of Wrestling Uncensored.

WWE has compiled a new countdown for their most shocking moments, entitled OMG! The Top 50 Incidents in WWE history. Now for the first time on home video fans can witness what WWE has decided is the best of the best when it comes to the most outrageous moments ever.

Controversial, amazing, and intense, describes each moment selected. From the Austin 3:16 era to Jake The Snake Roberts unleashing his snake on the late Macho Man Randy Savage, the Top 50 incidents jumps around from one decade to another. A lot of these moments were selected from the Attitude years, so expect a lot of Austin, Rock, HHH, Undertaker, Foley and Shane McMahon showcased. McMahon’s fall from SummerSlam 2000 and his brutal street fight against Kurt Angle from King of the Ring 2001 were only a few OMG moments that Shane-O-Mac had in WWE. Without question the list will spark many debates on what should have been on and what should not be on the list.

The funeral for the Big Show’s father may be an OMG moment to some, but to others it may come off as completely ridiculous and nowhere near OMG material compared to La Resistance nearly killing Spike Dudley on RAW in 2002 or Shane-O-Mac’s leap of faith at Backlash 2001.  Jeff Hardy’s huge swanton bomb onto Randy Orton on RAW may be impressive, but it’s only one of many spectacular swantons from Hardy over the years.

As long as you’re a WWE fan this list is intriguing regardless of what made the list or didn’t. The arguments made after watching the DVD set are primarily due to the excitement the list provides. A must have for fans that have not seen a lot of WWE the past 10 years or so and want to see unedited footage that is not PG rated.

WWE: OMG! The Top 50 Incidents in WWE history

rated PG-14

eOne Films

Run time of nine hours

Released on Aug. 23, 2011

Click here to order the DVD

Click here to listen to Wrestling Uncensored Episode 38. Original air date on The Team 990 AM (CKGM) June 11, 2011. Hosted by Dave Simon and Jeremy Prophet.

On this episode, Simon and Prophet discussed R-Truth’s current feud with John Cena, Alberto Del Rio’s feud with Big Show and Kane and Andy Leavine winning Tough Enough.

Simon and Prophet also previewed TNA Slammiversary including Sting versus Ken Anderson for the TNA heavyweight title and Kurt Angle v. Jeff Jarrett.

All this and much more on this episode of Wrestling Uncensored.