The Double Dropkick Show

Heath and Mark discuss the All IN footage featuring one of the most talked about backstage confrontations in wrestling history. Now we actually know what happened between CM Punk and Jack Perry. Was AEW right to show the footage? Did it do more harm than good?

Heath and Mark return to discuss their thoughts on Wrestlemania 40 and how WWE finished one of the great stories. Was it the best Wrestlemania ever? Was it the best Mania of the 2 night era?

On this episode of the Double Dropkick Show, Heath Mullikin and Mark Whitman discuss the upcoming movie, The Iron Claw. This movie is based on the lives of the Von Erich Wrestling family. They also talk about their memories of World Class Championship Wrestling and the Von Erich’s.

On this episode, Heath Mullikin and Mark Whitman discuss CM Punk’s return to WWE. They also touch on Alec Baldwin’s greatness as an SNL host and a variety of other topics. It’s a conversation that takes many turns around the wrestling you grew up with, the wrestling you need to watch now, and stuff.

Purchase at https://amzn.to/3Snq8GS On this episode of the Double Dropkick Show, Mark Whitman and Heath Mullikin discuss Tim Hornbaker’s latest book, “The Last Real World Champion: The Legacy of “Nature Boy” Ric Flair.” We discuss who among today’s wrestlers could be a traveling world champion in the same way that Flair, Harley Race, Terry Funk, and other’s were.

On this episode of the Double Dropkick Show, Mark Whitman and Heath Mullikin take this year’s Pro Wrestling Illustrated top 10 from the PWI 500 to make dream matches with wrestlers from other eras. Spoiler Alert: Barry Windham gets mentioned a lot.

On this episode of the Double Dropkick Show, Heath Mullikin and Mark Whitman discuss their need to find new hobbies in their late 40’s. They go through many options and shoot down many ideas. Are you a middle aged man? What’s your hobby? We’d love to hear your ideas before we drive ourselves crazy.

On this episode we talk about house show matches that were promoted heavily on TV, but weren’t filmed. The one that comes to mind was when Ole Anderson and Stan Hansen attacked Terry Funk on TV. This led to Funk begging Dusty Rhodes to be his partner in a classic promo. What matches can you remember that were heavily promoted on TV, but you never heard the results or saw the footage?

On this episode, we talk about the future of WWE and how the merger with UFC might affect their operations. We also discuss what it could mean for talents in the future.

On this episode, we talk about the success of All Out, the firing of CM Punk, and the future of AEW. How could things have been handled differently? Who’s the man moving forward? What happens to Collision?