
Episode 226: Kane Unmasked!
A sequel to last week's episode, Troy follows up on part 2 of Kane's career. We're starting from Kane's first unmasking and follow "The Big Freakin' Machine's" career up until his Hall of Fame induction.
It’s the best of retro wrestling! Former media personality, Troy, & walking Wrestling Encyclopedia, Greg, will teach you something and make you laugh with breakdowns of the best, worst, and funniest subjects from pro wrestling’s past! These two lifelong wrestling marks and memorabilia collectors will bring you not only the fan’s perspective, but all the news and backstage goodness they can dig up after-the-fact!
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A sequel to last week's episode, Troy follows up on part 2 of Kane's career. We're starting from Kane's first unmasking and follow "The Big Freakin' Machine's" career up until his Hall of Fame induction.

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