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🔥 FAN QUESTIONS. WRESTLING STORIES. ZERO FILTER. 🔥 Episode #73 of Dangerous Conversations is here! Gene Jackson joins “Dangerous” Doug Gilbert and Tommy “Wildfire” Rich for another action-packed video edition packed with fan questions, big laughs, classic wrestling tales, and the unfiltered opinions you expect from Doug and Tommy. 🎙️ Classic wrestling memories🔥 Unfiltered discussion ❓ Fan questions answered 📺 Available in video format! 🎧 Listen now: share.transistor.fm/s/613ef3… #DangerousConversations #DougGilbert #TommyRich #WildfireTommyRich #ProWrestling #MemphisWrestling #WrestlingPodcast #OldSchoolWrestling

Tommy Gilbert & Eddie Marlin are interviewed by Promoter Nick Gulas about upcoming matches on the great wrestling program on WNGE-TV2 in Nashville, Tennessee

Send in your questions! Also, we’d love to hear what you think about the new video version of the show. Is there anything you’d like to see now that we’re on video? We’d love to hear your thoughts and suggestions. 📩 Email: douggilbertpodcast@outlook.com

Eddie Gilbert wasn’t just talent. He was a wrestling mind. Booker. Talker. Heat magnet. Problem solver. He understood angles, crowds, chaos, and money. Hot Stuff knew how to make people care. That was the gift. WRESTLE x Gilbert Family wrestleapparel.com/collectio…

Doug Gilbert was never built for clean edges. From Dangerous Doug to the Dark Patriot, he carried the same thing everywhere he went. Chaos. Violence. Heat. Memphis blood. Global grit. ECW darkness. WRESTLE x @RealDougGilbert | wrestleapparel.com/collectio…

So that’s what these guys look like! 😂 Check out the first ever @GilbertRichPod with video. Good stuff with @RealDougGilbert and #TommyRich along with @GeneJackson95 Dangerous Conversations Ep. 72: Terry Funk, Buddy Wayne, & Sportatorium ... youtu.be/bZVEIC1V5uA?si=FkCz… via @YouTube

📢 New Episode Out NOW 📢 The fan Q&A covers a lot of ground and this episode is a perfect example of what makes Dangerous Conversations different: one minute you’re getting serious insight into the grind of territory wrestling, the next minute I’m talking about flipping over Buddy Wayne’s popcorn table, Tommy is talking cage matches, and Terry Funk is somehow screaming at the promoter without realizing he’s screaming at the promoter. Funny, honest, unpredictable, and now you can watch it on video! Episode #72 is another trip through wrestling history with two guys who lived it, survived it, and still remember the stories nobody else can tell quite like they can.  🎧 Listen now to all episodes: share.transistor.fm/s/cd2140…

🔥 6 Months Later… and Still Going Strong! 🔥 It’s hard to believe that it’s already been six months since the release of “Hot Stuff” Eddie Gilbert: The Uncrowned King! I honestly didn’t know what to expect. Because of your incredible support, the book climbed all the way to #2 on Amazon, and the feedback from wrestling fans around the world has been amazing. Every message, review, recommendation, and purchase has helped ensure that Eddie Gilbert’s contributions to professional wrestling will never be forgotten. If you haven’t picked up your copy yet, now is the perfect time! 📖 Order here: a.co/d/063qMvDL ✍️ Want a signed copy? Send me a message on Facebook, Instagram, or X. Thank you for helping keep the legend of “Hot Stuff” Eddie Gilbert alive. 🔥👑

One of the best TV angles of all time - Eddie Gilbert tries to play nice with Bill Watts, only to set him up for a Russian attack. "THEY'RE WHIPPING THE COWBOY WITH THAT CHAIN..."THEY PUT THE FLAG ON THE COWBOY! LOOK AT THAT!" - This is peak Jim Ross and the crowd heat.

Phil Hickerson’s Celebration of Life yesterday in Henderson, TN!

This week on Dangerous Conversations w/ Doug Gilbert & Tommy Rich, the fan questions prove to be entertaining as always! From wild road stories and wrestling memories to behind-the-scenes tales and plenty of laughs, you never know where the conversation is going to end up. Funny, honest, unpredictable, and packed with stories from two legends of the business! 🎧 Listen now: linktr.ee/DougGilbertPodcast

This one may be my FAVORITE! 🔥🔥🔥

Rick Steiner & Sting as UWF Tag Champs w/Eddie Gilbert as their manager in early 1987 was so damn great The run was short but they had IT and you could see it

WE WANT BLOOD: Phil Hickerson y The Spoiler vs Tommy Rich y Eddie Gilbert (Tennessee Street Fight) youtu.be/M_W-nOgqRWk?si=TBpT… cc @HotstuffINT007 @TeaKaGee @oblit3rati @BradfeltyFelty

Happy Memorial Day Weekend. May we never forget those who made the ultimate sacrifice so that we can live in the land of the free. 🇺🇸

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Some wrestlers were stars. Some were attractions. And then there were guys like Phil Hickerson — the kind of wrestler the boys respected because they knew he could do it all. Tough. Believable. Versatile. The kind of talent who could make anybody look better the second he stepped into the ring with them. This week on Dangerous Conversations, Tommy Rich shares memories of wrestling Phil in his very first match in Tupelo, while Doug Gilbert talks about Phil being part of his first angle in Tennessee and the lessons he learned from working alongside him. This episode is more than a career retrospective. It’s a locker room tribute. A celebration of a wrestler whose impact on the business was far bigger than most fans ever realized. If you only remember Phil Hickerson from one territory, one gimmick, or one moment in time, this conversation gives a much deeper look at the respect he earned from the people who wrestled him, traveled with him, learned from him, and loved him. Rest in peace, Phil Hickerson 🎧 Listen now to all episodes: dangerousconversations.trans…

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It never gets easy losing the ones you looked up to! Phil worked an angle with me when I was about 14 years old! He was a good one, take some time and watch some of his matches on YouTube!