Episodes

On this episode of the Double Dropkick Show we talk about Roman Reign’s current title run and how it compares to long runs of the past. Would you rather have many runs as a champ or fewer yet longer runs? We also look at the recent promos between Cody Rhodes and Paul Heyman and Sami […] The post #312: Roman’s Reign and Cody’s Quest appeared first on The Double Dropkick Show.

Before starting the Double Dropkick Show, I(Heath) did not have a great knowledge or appreciation for Memphis wrestling so I certainly didn’t have a clue about Jerry Jarrett’s true impact on the wrestling business. On this episode, Mark and I discuss his time in Memphis and the innovations he started that are still seen today […] The post #311: The Passing of Jerry Jarrett appeared first on The Double Dropkick Show.

On this special edition of The Double Dropkick Show, Heath Mullikin and Mark Whitman look back at the Match that started it all. It’s the World Tag Team Championship Match from World Wide Wrestling on July 13, 1985. It was an entire episode devoted to The Rock N Roll Express vs. The Russians. As we started watching, I(Heath) realized that I had never actually seen the entire episode because we came in late after church. Everyone in Crockett Promotions went all in in putting Ricky Morton and Robe...

On this episode of The Double Dropkick Show, Heath Mullikin and Mark Whitman discuss how Marvel enters Phase 109. Marvel missteps are discussed plus what we think they should do moving forward besides force feeding us E level characters that most casual fans don’t know or care about. We also share some thoughts on DC’s recent moves and what we would like to see from their upcoming offerings. What do you think? Can DC rebound? What does Marvel need to do to keep people engaged?

February 2014 is when Mark Whitman and I first sat down to record the Double Dropkick Show. The WWE Network hadn’t launched, Peacock didn’t exist, and Donald Trump was simply a WWE Hall of Famer. Our lives have changed as has the rest of the world in these 9 years. On this episode, we take a look back and catch you up on what’s happened in our lives since we dropped our last episode in April 2022.

Mark Whitman and Heath Mullikin get ready to watch the Briscoes vs. FTR at Ring of Honor’s Supercard of Honor by discussing Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the Oscar’s. Was it real or planned? Plus, thoughts on Wrestlemania weekend before it happened. The post #307: Slaps and Slams appeared first on The Double Dropkick Show.

This is the longest episode we have ever recorded. It started out as a discussion about Cody Rhodes leaving AEW and the implications of that. Then the conversation takes lots of twists and turns to the point that I forgot we were even recording a podcast. It just became 2 friends enjoying a conversation including the realization that Mark has gotten into the NBA. As we celebrate 8 years of the podcast, this episode provides the essence for our relationship and the show.

This episode was recorded before the announcement that Vince McMahon would be inducting the Undertaker. We look back at his career and options for a memorable induction ceremony. The post #305: The Undertaker is headed to the Hall of Fame appeared first on The Double Dropkick Show.

News from Southern Honor, Southern Fried, BattleZone, and more plus Shane Dorr announces his return to Palmetto Championship Wrestling with a show date and a venue change. Find out how the AEW Dark tapings on Saturday affected local shows and how Joe Black is now popping up at every promotion in Georgia. Also, the Hardy’s are getting ready to team together in the Carolina’s for the first time in a long time for Patriotic Wrestling Federation. For the most comprehensive coverage of indy wrestling...

On today’s episode I take a look at the winners of the 2021 CPWA’s and talk about 3 things I will remember about this year’s awards. Congrats to all of the winners and thanks to Redbeard for all of his hard work. Check out the CPWA Facebook Group.

FTR vs. The Rock N Roll Express Heath Mullikin and Mark Whitman discuss the Big Time Wrestling Show from Spartanburg, SC and the main event of FTR vs. The Rock and Roll Express. To get the scoops mentioned in this episode become a patron at www.patreon.com/doubledropkick.

Heath Mullikin and Mark Whitman reunite to discuss the current state of wrestling in 2022. What are the good things and not so good things going on? How much have things changed since the podcast started in 2014? The post #303: The State of Wrestling in 2022 appeared first on The Double Dropkick Show.

On this episode, I look at the differences between how the Carolina’s and Georgia wrestling awards are configured and share some ways that they could be improved. To see the Carolina’s nominees go to the Facebook Group.

Today, we move on from the scandals of the week to talk about some positive things happening in local pro wrestling and how 3 Count Pro Wrestling is making their fans happy and helping the community. The post December 17, 2021: 3 Count Pro Makes a Difference appeared first on The Double Dropkick Show.

Updates on shows from this past weekend and a look at what’s coming from Southern Honor, Viral, Superstar Wars, and 3 Count Pro. There is lots of wrestling to choose from this weekend! The post December 9, 2021: Carolina’s Georgia Pro Wrestling Report appeared first on The Double Dropkick Show.

On this episode, I look back at a few shows from the past few weeks, the successful return of WrestleCade weekend, and upcoming shows. Which promotions have momentum going into 2022? Which promotions are limping into the new year? Plus, I go over my submissions for this year’s Carolina’s Professional Wrestling Awards? Who did you nominate? Become a Patron today and get all the latest news, rumors, and analysis of independent wrestling from Georgia and the Carolina’s at www.patreon.com/doubledro...

Heath Mullikin and Mark Whitman catch up after a long absence and discuss Full Gear and why they are excited about AEW. The post #302: Full Gear Preview and Discussion appeared first on The Double Dropkick Show.

Matty G joins me to discuss the state of Carolina’s wrestling and go over some of our picks for the Carolina’s Professional Wrestling Awards. You can join the Facebook group here. You can make your nominations using this form.

Mark Whitman and Heath Mullikin talk about the career and influence of Bobby Eaton. Here are some links to check out some of his greatest moments and matches. Midnight Express vs. the Fantastics Midnight Express vs. the Rock and Roll Express from the Great American Bash 87 Midnight Express 15+ hours playlist

Mark Whitman and Heath Mullikin watch this match between Ric Flair and Ricky Steamboat from 1978 with Andre the Giant as special referee. Watch it on YouTube. The post #300: Ric Flair vs. Ricky Steamboat from 1978 appeared first on The Double Dropkick Show.

Heath and his family got to go to Six Flags, the Universal Studios parks, and Carowinds. Here are their reviews and tips for families looking to go to any or all of these. Watch the OFFICIAL JURASSIC WORLD VELOCICOASTER POV. The post #299: Reviewing Heath’s theme park summer trips appeared first on The Double Dropkick Show.

Heath Mullikin and Mark Whitman talk about the venom on wrestling social media and how to disagree in a way that’s not reprehensible. The post #298: Why do you have to love or hate certain wrestling? appeared first on The Double Dropkick Show.

Heath Mullikin and Mark Whitman share their thoughts following the conclusion of GCW’s Homecoming part 1 and the aftermath of the title match between Nick Gage and Matt Cardona. The post #297: Reaction to Matt Cardona vs. Nick Gage appeared first on The Double Dropkick Show.

Heath Mullikin and Mark Whitman discuss the angle leading up to the War Games match between the Stud Stable and Dusty Rhodes, Dustin Rhodes, and the Nasty Boys. A War Games match without blood? There may be parts about the finish you didn’t know about that we discuss here.