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"Old School vs. New School: Vince McMahon's Hypothetical TNA Takeover With Kevin Sullivan & Gabe Sapolsky"
Jul 4, 2024 ·
1h 59m 9s
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"Old School vs. New School: Vince McMahon's Hypothetical TNA Takeover With Kevin Sullivan & Gabe Sapolsky"
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The episode explores a hypothetical scenario where Vince McMahon acquires TNA Wrestling, discussing how different bookers, Kevin Sullivan and Gabe Sapolsky, would approach integrating TNA into WWE. Kevin Sullivan emphasizes...
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The episode explores a hypothetical scenario where Vince McMahon acquires TNA Wrestling, discussing how different bookers, Kevin Sullivan and Gabe Sapolsky, would approach integrating TNA into WWE.
Kevin Sullivan emphasizes the importance of evolving from old school to new school wrestling styles and the need to adapt booking strategies to contemporary audiences.
Gabe Sapolsky highlights the need for balancing athleticism and storytelling in wrestling, and the importance of having strong talkers and athletes on the roster.
Both bookers discuss the value of learning from various wrestling styles globally and incorporating them into their promotions to create well-rounded wrestlers.
The conversation also touches on potential storylines, the role of veteran wrestlers like Hulk Hogan, and strategies for maintaining audience interest and building new stars in the wrestling industry.
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Kevin Sullivan emphasizes the importance of evolving from old school to new school wrestling styles and the need to adapt booking strategies to contemporary audiences.
Gabe Sapolsky highlights the need for balancing athleticism and storytelling in wrestling, and the importance of having strong talkers and athletes on the roster.
Both bookers discuss the value of learning from various wrestling styles globally and incorporating them into their promotions to create well-rounded wrestlers.
The conversation also touches on potential storylines, the role of veteran wrestlers like Hulk Hogan, and strategies for maintaining audience interest and building new stars in the wrestling industry.
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