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Mick Foley Attending Starrcast III, Wrestlezone Featured On ‘Sports Guys Talking Wrestling’ (Audio)

By Dominic DeAngelo

Mick Foley Attending Starrcast III

Starrcast III in Chicago may have just been announced for Labor Day weekend right after Starrcast II and Double or Nothing weekend concluded, but that doesn’t mean the guest appearances can’t start getting revealed either. WWE Hall of Famer Mick Foley is the first headline name to get the honors of being announced for what will certainly be a big return for the Windy City when it comes to major wrestling events.

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Wrestlezone Featured On ‘Sports Guys Talking Wrestling’ (Audio)

The events of AEW Double or Nothing sure has had the wrestling world talking and it was a definite honor to be apart of Stew Myrick & Justin Simmons’ recap of the inaugural All Elite Wrestling event on Sports Guys Talking Wrestling out of Austin, TX. I give my live in-person take of the matches that unfolded as Stew and Justin give insight and history as to what was involved in that Cody & Dustin interaction post-match. The two also interview Texas’ very own Lance Hoyt in anticipation for NJPW G1 Climax 29 headed down to the Lone Star State come this July. In the interview, Hoyt talks about the wrestling landscape constantly changing, how much he’s learned throughout his career up until now and the ability to instill his knowledge on up and coming talent today. Full audio is below:

Listen to “SGTW Ep 168 May 29 2019 – AEW Double Or Nothing Recap, NJPW G1 comes to Dallas, and more” on Spreaker.

Dominic DeAngelo
Dominic DeAngelo

Dominic started at WrestleZone in April of 2018.
He is a book reviewer for The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, loves Penguins hockey, Pirates baseball and the lowly New York Jets.
Dominic also hosts a weekly Pittsburgh comedy podcast with his brother called The Keystone Cast and runs a Pittsburgh-based sports & pop culture blog called The Keystone Statement.
He lived in Philadelphia for five years before setting up shop back in Pittsburgh.
Feel free to rip him on Twitter @DominicDeAngelo.

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