On this episode of TAWF Clean, we had a chance to talk with Johnny Bad Wheels of Detroit Style Wrestling.

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We are back in studio talking with the Caveman Elk and Kyle from Three Y’s Men Media about the latest CLASH event that happened in Taylor, Michigan! If you’ve been following, things were a little heavy between CLASH and Elk with the whole #postergate situation. Well, it got even crazier – a ten minute championship match? Tune in to find out the results of the show and more!

Also, after you’ve listened, watch the clip below from the Three Y’s Men Media YouTube Channel to find out what happened after this recording:

We bring to you another great episode of TAWF Clean! John sits down with That Wrestler Logan to discuss his past, his matches with Scotty Fraytown, and how he’s being noticed by other wrestling promotions in the area. Logan is a humble and hungry wrestler that is bound to be wrestling at an event near you!

To find out more about That Wrestler Logan, check out his Facebook Page. See his alter ego here.

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Check out that Snake Plissken tattoo!

Watch “Going Over” to get a taste of what John and Logan talked about:

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We are back at it again and discussing what happened at the Brass Monkey in Wyandotte, Michigan on July 28th! John is joined in studio with “The Fabulous” Scotty Fraytown to talk all about Detroit Style Wrestling and more! Plus, John went and set up the ring. How did it go? Find out in another fun-filled episode of The Accidental Wrestling Fan – Clean!

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It’s time for a crazy and wonderful crossover where wrestling meets comics! John sits down with two out of the three Y’s Men (Three Y’s Men Media) to discuss the upcoming CLASH Wrestling show on August 11th at the Taylor Town Trade Center. The group discusses Elk’s career, along with how they got involved with making comics! We also get a bit controversial about a hot topic issue – the blatant disregard about Elk missing from the poster! What happened? Tune in to find out!

Watch Elk discuss the matter in the video below:

John is joined once again by Jon Presley, co-owner of Detroit Style Wrestling, to talk about the June 2nd show at the Brass Monkey in Wyandotte, Michigan. This show was once again full of talent from so many different wrestlers. Listen to these two as they break down the event and talk about all what happened. And if you’re in the Metro-Detroit area, you can find the next show on July 28th at the Brass Monkey!

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Leon White aka Big Van Vader passed away this past Monday. We talked about some of his best matches and moments. Also, we dip back into our mailbag.

NXT Takeover: Chicago II (that’s a mouthful) takes place Saturday, June 15th. The event will more than likely be better than Money in The Bank, but that’s not saying much.

Chicago Street Fight

One year ago at this same event, Tommaso Ciampa turned on Johnny Gargano after they lost a tag team ladder match to the Authors of Pain. One year later, the feud will potential come to its rightful conclusion after a Chicago Street Fight. That match type has some significance because of the location, but it feels weird to have this match type instead of a more extreme match type because their unsanctioned match at Takeover: New Orleans was basically just a street fight. In any regard, this will be one of the best matches of the weekend.

NXT Championship

Aleister Black will defend the title he won at Takeover: New Orleans against Lars Sullivan. This will be a big test for Lars Sullivan. You’ve got to wonder if Aleister will have a strong title defense against a strong challenger or lose the title fairly quickly and move onto the main roster.

NXT Women’s Championship

Shayna Baszler choked out Ember Moon at Takeover: New Orleans to become the NXT Women’s Champion. She defended her title by submitting Dakota Kai on a recent episode of NXT. After the match, Nikki Cross attacked Shayna to set-up a feud and this match. It feels kind of weird to have Nikki in this match because she should be on the main roster with a yet-to-debut Sanity, but WWE feels like there are not enough women in NXT currently. Wouldn’t be surprised if Nikki was used to get Shayna over as a monster heel of the women’s division.

NXT Tag Team Championship

Roderick Strong and Kyle O’Reilly will defend against Danny Burch and Oney Lorcan in what is sure to be a hard-hitting affair. Big fan of the Burch/Lorcan tandem, but it feels like Tyler Bate and Trent Seven should be in this role given the fact that The Undisputed Era has been going after their British Strong Style stablemate and UK Champ Pete Dunne.

Velveteen Dream vs. Ricochet

Only four words are needed to describe this match. Match. Of. The. Weekend.

So, I got scolded on Twitter by Jonathan Coachman.

I was browsing Reddit, R/squaredcircle to be specific, and I saw a thread that featured a screen shot of Jonathan Coachman’s infamous tweet regarding Ronda Rousey going to WWE. I clicked the tweet for further context and found this gem:

Amazing performance by Nunes. I am afraid this will be the final time we see Rousey. Not fun to see on any level. End of an era. #UFC207

— Jonathan Coachman (@TheCoachrules) December 31, 2016

Yes, she suffered two brutal losses. To be fair Holly Holm is a horrible matchup for Ronda and Amanda Nunes may be skill-for-skill the best women’s bantamweight we’ve seen, but back to the matter at hand. I’m sure many of you have seen Coach’s follow-up tweet when someone responded his initial tweet:

Sorry no chance. You can't bring in her at any point. Perception matters. That performance mattered. https://t.co/0HGPgVNLod

— Jonathan Coachman (@TheCoachrules) December 31, 2016

I jokingly quoted the tweet on the TAWF account and said, “this aged well.” Sure, it was petty to tag @OldTakesExposed, but I thought it’d be funny because a year after Coach’s tweet, Ronda Rousey was pointing at the WrestleMania sign in front of a rabid WWE crowd. Wow, that’s wild. It’s almost like WWE didn’t have to rebuild a supposedly broken star because, stick with me here, Ronda Rousey is still a superstar in the eyes of the general public.

If perception mattered that much, Brock Lesnar and Ken Shamrock would’ve been booed out of the building when they came back to wrestling. Brock got destroyed by Cain Velasquez and Allistair Overeem. Ken Shamrock lost his UFC Superfight title to Dan Severn in one of the worst fights in UFC history (in Detroit, no less).

Of course, Coach wasn’t as amused and responded to my retweet:

When you do a show called @FirstTake you have to give an OPINION. For the last time I couldn’t be happier to be wrong on that take. I want everyone to succeed. But for those of you who think somehow this matters now are doing what you did then. Watching us work. #moveon. https://t.co/HiDEgfrdHC

— Jonathan Coachman (@TheCoachrules) June 4, 2018

You can hear my response below.

We love interacting with our listeners. This week on TAWF Clean, we answered some listener questions regarding the best wrestlers to never win a world title, a WWE/NJPW crossover, and wrestlers that would be successful in any time period.  Also, be sure to visit the Podbros TeePublic store!

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