You Won’t Believe Our First Episode… 400 Episodes Later!
In this special milestone episode, the hosts of the Major Wrestling Figure Podcast celebrate hitting episode 400 by going all the way back to where it started—episode 1.
Join them as they revisit their very first episode, react to how far they’ve come, and share behind-the-scenes stories from the early days of the podcast. From humble beginnings to one of the biggest wrestling figure podcasts in the world, this episode is packed with nostalgia, laughs, and reflections on the journey. Whether you’ve been listening since day one or just jumped in, this is a must-watch trip down memory lane.
Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes every week!
#MajorWrestlingFigurePodcast #BrianMyers #MattCardona #ToyCollecting #WrestlingFigures #FigureCollecting #MarkSterling
Join them as they revisit their very first episode, react to how far they’ve come, and share behind-the-scenes stories from the early days of the podcast. From humble beginnings to one of the biggest wrestling figure podcasts in the world, this episode is packed with nostalgia, laughs, and reflections on the journey. Whether you’ve been listening since day one or just jumped in, this is a must-watch trip down memory lane.
Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more episodes every week!
#MajorWrestlingFigurePodcast #BrianMyers #MattCardona #ToyCollecting #WrestlingFigures #FigureCollecting #MarkSterling
2026-04-22
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<v Speaker 1>Yeah, he's a wrestling dr podcast show fucking thing Glendable. <v Speaker 2>Today March show Jo. <v Speaker 1>Welcome everyone to the Major Wrestling Figure Podcast. <v Speaker 2>I am your host. <v Speaker 1>Matt cardona Ak the Thousand Dollars broski Ak, the Michael <v Speaker 1>Jordan of Wrestling Figure Collecting. <v Speaker 2>And i'm your host the most professional wrestler Bryan Myers, and. <v Speaker 3>I am also here produce of the show, Smart Mark Sterling. <v Speaker 3>And we're here with our good friends Ringside Collectibles guys <v Speaker 3>from episode number one. <v Speaker 2>Which made me very proud when I listened to her back. Yes, <v Speaker 2>super cools, super cool and very grateful. <v Speaker 3>It's not just any episode of the podcast, folks, this <v Speaker 3>is a retrospective and the look back at the pilot <v Speaker 3>episode of the podcast, episode number one. <v Speaker 2>The debut edition. Do we have the date on that Mark. <v Speaker 3>Stand by? <v Speaker 2>August something very easy to find? Yes? <v Speaker 3>Yeah, keep talking twenty so you recorded it the Sunday. <v Speaker 2>YEP right of Summer Slam. <v Speaker 3>Yes, and then you got it to me and then <v Speaker 3>it came out later that week, August twenty third, twenty eighteen. <v Speaker 2>Got it. Wow. <v Speaker 1>The podcast was something that I had been pitching to <v Speaker 1>Brian for a while because we were just talking about <v Speaker 1>figures every day, sending you know, each other of the <v Speaker 1>news our weekly purchases. So I thought there's got to <v Speaker 1>be some other crazy sobs out there like us, And man, <v Speaker 1>was I right. <v Speaker 2>In that particular weekend, we went to wrestling for Sales <v Speaker 2>pop It was a New York obviously summer Slimon's the Barclays, <v Speaker 2>so Broski was in town. I live here. We went <v Speaker 2>to wrestling for Sales pop up shop in the city, <v Speaker 2>and then we stopped by Bruce Pritchard's live show. Yes, <v Speaker 2>said hi to him and Conrad. And then I think <v Speaker 2>maybe Broski said, let's just because now we've had plans <v Speaker 2>before this, because Cabana sent us the equipment. Yes, yes, <v Speaker 2>So maybe we just knew after watching SummerSlam we were <v Speaker 2>going to record it. And I hosted Summer Simon and <v Speaker 2>I and you know what, I just remembered for sure, <v Speaker 2>Heath was here and watched with us, and I think <v Speaker 2>he ubered back to this hotel. I have no memory <v Speaker 2>of that he did, because he's everyone knows. I might <v Speaker 2>signed figure collection in my gym and he signed a <v Speaker 2>figure for me then, And it might be when I <v Speaker 2>finally got you to write a nice one to me too. <v Speaker 2>After four attempts. <v Speaker 1>Best wishes, Like the podcast, I think with anything in life, <v Speaker 1>you just got to start it and do it right. <v Speaker 2>If we had waited for everything to be. <v Speaker 1>Perfect, for the stars to align, I don't think we <v Speaker 1>ever would have started it. And luckily Mark he he <v Speaker 1>saw some tweets that we're gonna do this and pretty <v Speaker 1>much paid us to kidding. <v Speaker 3>I completely forgot. I kept saying that I did it <v Speaker 3>for free. I didn't do it for free. The I <v Speaker 3>what I asked was I would do it if you <v Speaker 3>let me advertise for my podcast at all. <v Speaker 2>Remember those guys you completely turned on He'll Turn. It's <v Speaker 2>like I cashed to the Beach ninety six and then <v Speaker 2>Mark's He'll turn. I'm Off the hop Rope. <v Speaker 3>So, by the way, after we're done shooting the ship here, <v Speaker 3>you're gonna hear episode number one. I'm putting it up <v Speaker 3>here right after this podcast, we're gonna go right into <v Speaker 3>this little talk, and then you can hear episode one, <v Speaker 3>including my advertisement for Off the Hop Rope. At the end, <v Speaker 3>I was so surprised, what's my voice doing your. <v Speaker 2>Oh my god. <v Speaker 3>I didn't even introduce myself either. I didn't even say, hey, <v Speaker 3>it's smart. Mark Stter, like, I just said you should <v Speaker 3>listen off that broke, but I forgot about that. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, so the pilot, you'll listen. It's like forty minutes long, <v Speaker 1>and it's basically just an introduction. <v Speaker 2>Right. <v Speaker 3>It's a perfect pilot because there's no segments, there's no nothing. <v Speaker 3>You guys just kind of say, here, we're going to <v Speaker 3>do this thing. <v Speaker 2>You guys forced me to listen to this, and I <v Speaker 2>was like dreading it, and I felt like it was <v Speaker 2>gonna be just like a cringey thing for me. <v Speaker 1>But it wasn't at all. Actually I was shocked. Yeah, <v Speaker 1>I don't think it's bad at all. It's a perfect introduction. <v Speaker 1>Even the way like you figure out who Bareman and <v Speaker 1>Brian is right at the very beginning. What with the <v Speaker 1>way you you it showed the show. I'm like, no, <v Speaker 1>that's not how you do it. <v Speaker 2>And then that was you get your game show host voice. <v Speaker 2>But people want to be entertained. I think I think <v Speaker 2>we're entertaining enough. <v Speaker 3>But said Brosky has come down, yeah and Brian has <v Speaker 3>gone up, so you kind of you both meet in <v Speaker 3>the middle. <v Speaker 2>You can't be like this the whole time because I <v Speaker 2>was going to say the the real thing, I was like, <v Speaker 2>we're genuine from the jump, you hear. It's just kind <v Speaker 2>of like being who we are Matt and Brian, Yeah <v Speaker 2>about toys, no ego, just kind of like letting our <v Speaker 2>nerd hang out. And that was like even evident in <v Speaker 2>this episode, which I was like proud of almost like <v Speaker 2>because I think that's what's made this work throughout the years. <v Speaker 2>You know, Yeah, there's nothing fake about it. You know, <v Speaker 2>it's totally authentic. <v Speaker 1>And I don't think much has changed, uh in our <v Speaker 1>collecting habits. <v Speaker 2>You know. <v Speaker 1>The only thing that really stood out to me was, <v Speaker 1>well besides us saying we weren't going to have different <v Speaker 1>social media and then it wasn't going to be long episodes, <v Speaker 1>that we do have social media. <v Speaker 2>We have long episodes. <v Speaker 1>We have a Patriot group, we have a YouTube show, <v Speaker 1>we have you know, we had a live wrestling promotion, <v Speaker 1>we have a toy line, like. <v Speaker 2>So much, so hard. <v Speaker 3>When Brian said it's not going to be like a <v Speaker 3>three hour episode, oh no, two days after I uploaded <v Speaker 3>a three hour. <v Speaker 2>Episode, I mean, we're about the record another episode and <v Speaker 2>it's Mattel revealed week and I'm like, oh my god, Dfredo, <v Speaker 2>it's going to have me sitting in this chair for hours. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, bringside, like you said sponsors from day one. <v Speaker 3>Pilot episode proof of There was no even proof of concept. <v Speaker 1>They said, yes, well we appreciate that. Didn't John and <v Speaker 1>Heath come over and watch Summers. I have no memory <v Speaker 1>on John would have went to Summerson. John came over <v Speaker 1>Saturday after we went to the Wrestling for Sale the <v Speaker 1>pop up shop. I have no memory of any of this. <v Speaker 2>I feel like, well, we like had a talk with like, <v Speaker 2>you can't just like make him a sponsor, like he <v Speaker 2>agreed to it. <v Speaker 3>Discussion Here Here is a part of my memory from <v Speaker 3>that weekend. I knew that this was happening. I knew <v Speaker 3>that it was going to happen. You, Brian had kind <v Speaker 3>of clued me in. You made those tweets. I said <v Speaker 3>I would help. Brian said, yeah, it's probably gonna happen soon. <v Speaker 3>I had no idea when that weekend. I was doing <v Speaker 3>extra work for the ww so I I was working Friday, Saturday, <v Speaker 3>Sunday and Monday. <v Speaker 2>Yeah. <v Speaker 3>Probably those summer SIME weekends were great, good, good little <v Speaker 3>chunks of cash. But that I would have been at <v Speaker 3>SummerSlam that night being an extra. I think I was <v Speaker 3>really upset because I didn't get picked to get super. <v Speaker 2>Kicked by somebody. <v Speaker 3>So anyway, so then when I was told, hey, we <v Speaker 3>recorded the episode the next day at RAW, I was like, <v Speaker 3>you did, Oh my god? And then I started thinking <v Speaker 3>about it. <v Speaker 2>But I was. <v Speaker 3>Surprised when you guys did it? <v Speaker 2>Why because I just didn't. <v Speaker 3>I hadn't heard like, hey, we're going to record at <v Speaker 3>Sunday night. I think it was more of a impromptu <v Speaker 3>kind of hey, work together, let's do it type of thing, <v Speaker 3>or at least I wasn't privy to that information. <v Speaker 2>But you know, we did it. Four hundred episodes later, <v Speaker 2>we're still here. <v Speaker 1>We appreciate you major marks for your support over the years, <v Speaker 1>and we got we got four hundred more to go. <v Speaker 2>We we ain't finished, like my t shirt says on <v Speaker 2>WW shop And then some. <v Speaker 3>Well what also one thing that I wanted to mention, <v Speaker 3>I was surprised that the audio quality was great. <v Speaker 2>Well, that's thanks to the podfither called Cabana, who insisted <v Speaker 2>we used his equipment to start the thing up. <v Speaker 3>So I think you'll be surprised and not really hear <v Speaker 3>much of a difference from this opening recording for it <v Speaker 3>episodes later to the very. <v Speaker 2>It's the same equipment. First, it's the same device. I <v Speaker 2>will say that I used to be so intimidated by <v Speaker 2>that thing, like what is this contraption? Kind of like <v Speaker 2>when you get a kid's car seat for the first time, <v Speaker 2>You're like, com I ever gonna figure this out? Yeah? <v Speaker 2>Like what am I supposed to do with this? The <v Speaker 2>same thing with this little box. I'm looking at it <v Speaker 2>right here like I was like, what, I'm not going <v Speaker 2>to be able to do this volume knob. Yeah you crazy. <v Speaker 2>There's like bars and things going up and down. <v Speaker 3>But now you're a pro. <v Speaker 2>I wouldn't say a pro, but I can handle my <v Speaker 2>way around it. Yeah. <v Speaker 1>A lot of things have changed, but a lot has <v Speaker 1>stayed the same. So enjoy episode one. And by the way, <v Speaker 1>we do have tons of social media. You can give <v Speaker 1>us a follow after you watch. <v Speaker 4>This is the rate at our Superstar Edge and you're <v Speaker 4>listening to the Major Wrestling Figure podcast. You see what <v Speaker 4>they did there. They put in Major because they used <v Speaker 4>to be the Major Brothers. <v Speaker 2>You get it. <v Speaker 4>You get it, and Zach, You're never coming on the <v Speaker 4>NC pot of awesome as ever, Kurt, you got cart <v Speaker 4>blanch kid? <v Speaker 2>Yeah, Hello, and welcome to the debut slash pilot episode <v Speaker 2>of the Major Wrestling Figure Podcast. I'm your co host <v Speaker 2>WWE Superstar Kurt Hawkins aka Brian Myers. You need to <v Speaker 2>be a little more enthusiastic. <v Speaker 1>Welcome everyone to the debut edition of the Major Wrestling <v Speaker 1>Figure Podcast. I'm your host, Matt Cardona, also known as <v Speaker 1>Zach Ryder WW Superstar. <v Speaker 2>Here's my co host. Yeah, but this supposed to be casual, <v Speaker 2>and you're doing your fake, fake story and voice said <v Speaker 2>and early. You gotta, you know, excite the audience. <v Speaker 1>They're driving their maybe they're at home, maybe they're at work, <v Speaker 1>maybe they're working out. <v Speaker 2>Like we're talking about toys, like how how excited can <v Speaker 2>you get? Action figures? Action figures toys and all the above. <v Speaker 2>I feel like this has been a long time coming <v Speaker 2>and people kind of need an explanation of I think, <v Speaker 2>why it took so long, why we're doing it in <v Speaker 2>the first place. You know, maybe people aren't familiar with <v Speaker 2>why we think we're so qualified to sit here and <v Speaker 2>talk about. <v Speaker 1>And right off the bat, this isn't a podcast about <v Speaker 1>wrestling news. Or backstage wrestling stuff. This is strictly about <v Speaker 1>figures and wrestling figures and our our love for figures <v Speaker 1>and maybe other collectibles and maybe some T shirts stuff <v Speaker 1>like that thrown in there. We'll dabble, but if you're <v Speaker 1>here to get the inside scoop, turn this off right now, you. <v Speaker 2>Know, Yeah, that's not that's not what this platform is for. So, yeah, <v Speaker 2>this is something we've been talking about for maybe maybe <v Speaker 2>almost almost a year. Close. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, you know, because we're texting every day about wrestling figures, <v Speaker 1>about different collectibles, So why not put it out there <v Speaker 1>for everyone else to hear and listen and then join <v Speaker 1>the conversation. We can, you know, now with social media, <v Speaker 1>they can tweet us, Instagram all that stuff, and we <v Speaker 1>can include everybody. <v Speaker 2>And there was there were some hiccups and bumps in <v Speaker 2>the road getting us to this point, but what really <v Speaker 2>helps was the latest shakeup and now we actually see <v Speaker 2>each other every week. <v Speaker 1>Right, because we didn't know how to do this if <v Speaker 1>we're gonna do it via skype or I mean, right now, <v Speaker 1>we don't even know what we're doing. <v Speaker 2>We're sitting here in this is your toilet. <v Speaker 1>We're in your man cave, right now filming this pilot, <v Speaker 1>but now we're on Raw, the same brand together, so <v Speaker 1>we can do it every week. <v Speaker 2>I actually call it my playroom. This is your playroom. Yeah, <v Speaker 2>like my daughter has a playroom upstairs. Yeah, and I <v Speaker 2>call this daddy's playroom because she really can't be roaming <v Speaker 2>around in here for you, so she knows not to <v Speaker 2>be touching my okay collectibles. Yeah. But yeah, so here <v Speaker 2>we are wrestling figure podcasts. I think we should give <v Speaker 2>everyone a little backstory about how we met and how <v Speaker 2>kind of like figures became the glue of our or <v Speaker 2>maybe let's call it the foundation of our relationship. Sure, <v Speaker 2>we weren't too fond of each other until we figured <v Speaker 2>out that we both collected. <v Speaker 1>Right because we both went to the same wrestling school <v Speaker 1>two thousand and three we met. You started a little <v Speaker 1>before me, but you went off to college, and then <v Speaker 1>when you. <v Speaker 2>Came back Edwine was kind of comparing us to each other. Yeah, <v Speaker 2>because we're the same age, very similar look, and you know, <v Speaker 2>obviously like it's human nature. You're kind of like you <v Speaker 2>don't want to be like I want to be best <v Speaker 2>friends with this guy. <v Speaker 1>You're kind of like this guy's too much, right, I mean, <v Speaker 1>I didn't get into the wrestling business to be a <v Speaker 1>tag team wrestler. <v Speaker 2>I was like, one day I'm gonna be the tag <v Speaker 2>team champions. <v Speaker 1>Honestly, don't think I ever thought about it, right, So <v Speaker 1>I when I see you, I don't think, oh, this <v Speaker 1>is the guy this is gonna be my tag team partner. <v Speaker 2>No, I think, now, this is the guy who I'm <v Speaker 2>competing with for a spot. We're totally leery of each other. <v Speaker 2>But I think what the real thing was though, Like <v Speaker 2>at that time, so this is two thousand and three, <v Speaker 2>were we had just been seniors in high school and <v Speaker 2>entering our freshman year of college, so like to just <v Speaker 2>be out and about and open about collecting action figures, <v Speaker 2>And it really wasn't like a thing he goes quick <v Speaker 2>to do. <v Speaker 1>In my high school, there was nobody else collecting, yeah, <v Speaker 1>And I think I was kind of really like embarrassed <v Speaker 1>to be collecting. So I would collect through my young <v Speaker 1>my youngest brother. I would buy things for him, and <v Speaker 1>I'd kind of play with them, you know, and collect them, <v Speaker 1>but like they. <v Speaker 2>Weren't kally mine anymore. <v Speaker 1>And then I met you and I saw your bedroom <v Speaker 1>and you had all these figures like proudly on display <v Speaker 1>and everyone in make condition. I was like, oh my god, <v Speaker 1>I need to get back in this. So I kind <v Speaker 1>of blame you a little bit for my addiction. <v Speaker 2>I don't remember being so like out and about about <v Speaker 2>it though, because like obviously, like I'm trying to impress <v Speaker 2>girls and stuff. <v Speaker 1>And then I was like being in high school and <v Speaker 1>he got like the bashing brawler on your bed and <v Speaker 1>you're making out with this chicken hohoke hold and goes <v Speaker 1>like you're. <v Speaker 2>Hurting my right arm. Brother. I love those. Actually, the <v Speaker 2>brat ones really underrated. I just bought the whole set <v Speaker 2>on email again. I have them all. <v Speaker 1>I got Steiner, I got Nash goal Berg, Macho Man Brett. <v Speaker 2>Who else was there? DDP peasical one. Yeah, there's multiple <v Speaker 2>Hogans and savages and stings different. Yeah, I'm just doing that. <v Speaker 2>I'm not doing just Hollywood. But yeah, So I don't <v Speaker 2>remember being that like like my clothes as friends obviously <v Speaker 2>knew because they would come over and see my room, <v Speaker 2>which was like ridiculous growing up with everything wrestling you <v Speaker 2>could think of. But so I don't know how like <v Speaker 2>I don't really remember how the ice was broken between <v Speaker 2>us where we both realized like whoa you collected? <v Speaker 1>And yeah, I kind of forget that too, but I <v Speaker 1>do remember. I mean, we've told this story publicly before <v Speaker 1>the WrestleMania twenty uh Jack story. I want to hear <v Speaker 1>your version of it, because I always tell it, but <v Speaker 1>I'd like to hear, like your. <v Speaker 2>Version exactly what happened. Exactly what happened. So I had <v Speaker 2>a h It's funny growing up I had I had <v Speaker 2>two friends who were also into wrestling, and they were <v Speaker 2>in different grades and stuff. So it was like I <v Speaker 2>was like the wrestling guy in my grade, and then <v Speaker 2>there was a guy that you know, a great old <v Speaker 2>on me. He was the wrestling guy that we befriended, <v Speaker 2>and then another guy the next grade, and we all <v Speaker 2>will go to shows together and stuff and hit a <v Speaker 2>lot of like timeless New York wrestling events. I had nobody. <v Speaker 1>I was going to these shows by myself, really, like <v Speaker 1>because I wanted the pay per view chairs, so I would, <v Speaker 1>you know, wait all day on like ticketmaster dot Com <v Speaker 1>to get these tickets like front row, and then my <v Speaker 1>two brothers would like sit like in the nosebleads. Because <v Speaker 1>I still have I have some of them still but yeah, <v Speaker 1>like that's what I wanted, was that chair. <v Speaker 2>So I was a big uh. <v Speaker 1>I was is a big collector of all that stuff, <v Speaker 1>all that memorabilia, all the stupid like like the foam fingers, <v Speaker 1>all that stuff, the T shirts, the sunglasses, necklaces, all <v Speaker 1>that stuff that they would make. <v Speaker 2>Okay, So anyway back to my story, one of those <v Speaker 2>particular guys I was friends with was deep into collecting <v Speaker 2>wrestling figures like as bad as diehard as you can get, <v Speaker 2>which is weird because. <v Speaker 1>We later found out I was online friends with him <v Speaker 1>in the Wrestling Bigs message boards stranger. So we would <v Speaker 1>like direct message back in the day whatever you would <v Speaker 1>call it, like what is the car place? Toys of <v Speaker 1>us have the. <v Speaker 2>Sporting like which is just one complete loser stuff. Yeah, <v Speaker 2>when you should be out, like you know, chasing chicks <v Speaker 2>and doing stuff the high school kids do. But anyway, <v Speaker 2>he this is before tex so we're really dating ourselves <v Speaker 2>here for the young listeners. And I want to say <v Speaker 2>he called. We definitely had texts. No, I don't remember <v Speaker 2>texting until we were like in Deep South. <v Speaker 1>We definitely had Like, we definitely had because I remember <v Speaker 1>we were in we were both went that summer class, <v Speaker 1>and that's why I were in the same class. <v Speaker 2>No same time though, Okay, okay, here we go. I <v Speaker 2>want to say. He called me in the morning or <v Speaker 2>something whatever it was. So we were both very not <v Speaker 2>good at college. So we were in a summer class <v Speaker 2>at a community college where he was taking a different <v Speaker 2>class and I was taking another one. But it was <v Speaker 2>at the exact same time I was taking sex And <v Speaker 2>I got an a why did you have to go <v Speaker 2>to summer school for sex? <v Speaker 1>It was like an elective to like finish quicker got it? <v Speaker 2>Okay, I was taking math one hundred because I failed. <v Speaker 2>So anyway, human sexuality maybe that was what it was. <v Speaker 2>What how why is that a class? I don't know. <v Speaker 2>I also took circus arts and guy, I do remember that. <v Speaker 2>I remember you're talking about thinking what who is this kid? <v Speaker 1>Uh? <v Speaker 2>Anyway, so he called me, tells me, hey, that brand <v Speaker 2>new WrestleMania twenty set that's exclusive to toys r US. <v Speaker 2>I just found it this morning a case. So figure <v Speaker 2>collectors out there no modern toys for the most part. <v Speaker 2>A case means, especially the Mattel kind of runs this <v Speaker 2>way and Jack's always do twelve. It's twelve it's of <v Speaker 2>a set six, there's one of each there's two of <v Speaker 2>each guy too. Yeah, so unless it's like short packages, <v Speaker 2>unless there's like you know, yeah, things like that. So <v Speaker 2>the typical assortment, you got two of each guy, he goes. Obviously, <v Speaker 2>I scooped up a set for myself, but I took <v Speaker 2>the entire other six, the whole other set hit him <v Speaker 2>in the rafters for you, so you can get them. <v Speaker 2>After class, I went, wow, man, thank you. So, uh, <v Speaker 2>you know, I just met mister Cardona here and Brosky <v Speaker 2>to my left ear, and I was feeling we at <v Speaker 2>this point, they had like put us together at our <v Speaker 2>wrestling school where we knew we were going to be a <v Speaker 2>team and we were becoming friends and stuff, and we <v Speaker 2>had bonded over wrestling figures. We had both gone to <v Speaker 2>wrestle me at twenty, you know, so it was a <v Speaker 2>sentimental event to us. So I said, you know what, <v Speaker 2>so this was like two thousand and four, right, this <v Speaker 2>is for sure, summer two thousand and four. Okay, the <v Speaker 2>event was March two thousand and four. <v Speaker 1>So we were kind of okay, yeah, okay, but not <v Speaker 1>quite like not quite well. <v Speaker 2>We finally I felt like we had finally hit a <v Speaker 2>point in a relationship. I'm like, you know, this guy <v Speaker 2>is going to be my friend and we're going to <v Speaker 2>probably be a tag team, and you know, let's see <v Speaker 2>what the future holds here. So it said, at the <v Speaker 2>kindness of my heart, I've hit you up, and I said, hey, <v Speaker 2>my buddy, who's my buddy? Now your buddy? You don't <v Speaker 2>even know technically, even though I found out later you did, <v Speaker 2>but not really. He hid these figures for me. There's six. <v Speaker 2>Why don't we go together after class and split them <v Speaker 2>three piece and then you know, we'll venture piece together <v Speaker 2>the sets on our own, you know, down the line whatever. <v Speaker 2>But at least this is a start, you know, you <v Speaker 2>just know you're collecting. You say, sure, sounds great. But <v Speaker 2>then what I did was I he says, sure, great, <v Speaker 2>We have our ninety minute class, we meet, we drive <v Speaker 2>to the car place, toys r us in Long Island <v Speaker 2>or rest in Peace? Here are you? It was just <v Speaker 2>absolutely said, that's something we'll have to talk about down <v Speaker 2>the line on this podcast. We go in race down <v Speaker 2>that aisle. You know that that feeling when you're in <v Speaker 2>a toy store, that little rush, you know, you know, <v Speaker 2>the anticipation of heading down the aisle and whatnot. And <v Speaker 2>we get there, open up the you know, old school collectors. <v Speaker 2>You know, now this won't exist anymore, you know, open <v Speaker 2>up that rafter little shelf, that hidden shelf up top. <v Speaker 2>Nothing or at least no resume of twenty figures, no <v Speaker 2>none to be found, whatsoever? Where could they have gone devastated? <v Speaker 2>So this guy to me, he goes, oh my god, <v Speaker 2>I can't believe it's someone found their gune. I go, yeah, <v Speaker 2>oh my god, that sucks. You know, I guess we'll <v Speaker 2>have to get them another time. You know, it wasn't <v Speaker 2>meant to be. Yeah, shucks. He gives me, and we <v Speaker 2>we get in our sleeve separate cars and go by <v Speaker 2>the rest of our day, never throw anything of it. <v Speaker 2>I think I'm pretty sure I got to set two <v Speaker 2>or three weeks later. I think it was a couple <v Speaker 2>of days later, because then I didn't feel ass bad. Yeah, <v Speaker 2>like I walked in and found them all and knocked <v Speaker 2>him all out. And maybe I asked you and you said, oh, no, <v Speaker 2>I think my dad got him from me or something <v Speaker 2>like that. Oh, because I had to say that I <v Speaker 2>found him, of course, right, And then I don't even <v Speaker 2>remember for sure. Years later, years had passed years, holding <v Speaker 2>onto this for years later for no reason. He just <v Speaker 2>confesses to be I felt bad. How to get off <v Speaker 2>my chest? Bro? He confesses to me that that morning, <v Speaker 2>when I called him to tell him those figures were <v Speaker 2>there Toys Rustling, we made that plan. He said, Okay, <v Speaker 2>hung up the phone, called his father and said, hey, Dad, <v Speaker 2>go to Toys r USS right now. And by this entire <v Speaker 2>set that's hit the room. <v Speaker 1>Exactly where they were, and my dad got them all <v Speaker 1>all sick guy on my condition. Yeah, So that's how <v Speaker 1>our friendship really started. <v Speaker 2>That's like our most infamous right then story. <v Speaker 1>This episode of the Major Wrestling Figure Podcast has been <v Speaker 1>brought to you by Ringside Collectiveness, the number one online <v Speaker 1>retailer WWE Wrestling Figures. <v Speaker 2>Go to Wrestling Figures dot Com and make a purchase <v Speaker 2>and when you do, use discount code Major at checkout <v Speaker 2>to save ten percent. Now that we have this platform, <v Speaker 2>you'll see that like, we're both pretty nuts, you're super nuts, <v Speaker 2>and we'll get into. <v Speaker 1>I mean, I think we're both nuts in our own right. <v Speaker 1>I'm looking at your display right now and just like <v Speaker 1>the detail and the way you organize things. <v Speaker 2>Blows my mind. <v Speaker 1>I see these customs. I can't believe you actually count <v Speaker 1>customs in your collection. <v Speaker 2>Count them. It's just sometimes that and I think there's a. <v Speaker 1>Lot that counts customs, like, oh man, okay, let's talk <v Speaker 1>about it. <v Speaker 2>The way you're looking at Martin Genetti, I wasn't even <v Speaker 2>looking at that margin. <v Speaker 1>I was looking at like those ECW like custom like <v Speaker 1>paper titles you got on them, cause I don't know, <v Speaker 1>I just like the ECW figure came with those awesome <v Speaker 1>detailed titles. <v Speaker 2>Yeah, not really, only the Mike awesome one as the detail. <v Speaker 2>The rest are like kind of. <v Speaker 1>The RBD has the TV title has it, but it's <v Speaker 1>not like nice. <v Speaker 2>But uh, you just threw me for a loop there. Yeah. <v Speaker 1>But the things we're going to talk about on this podcast, eventually, <v Speaker 1>we're gonna have a real format. What that format is, <v Speaker 1>I don't know. We'll talk about the news of the week. <v Speaker 1>And you might be thinking, if you don't collect wrestling figures, <v Speaker 1>like what's the news, Well, there's news dropping all the time. <v Speaker 2>News. Yeah, you know what. Honestly, we kind of have <v Speaker 2>inside sources now these days, so like make Bill sweat brother, <v Speaker 2>they'll make Bill sweat constantly. <v Speaker 1>You know, maybe have Bill on here a little make <v Speaker 1>Bill swim. You will have Bill the real Bill actually <v Speaker 1>figure attack. Yeah, we got guys, we got inside sources. <v Speaker 1>Will have fellow colleagues, you know, ww superstars and talk <v Speaker 1>about you know, maybe even guys that you wouldn't expect <v Speaker 1>to collect or this or that you know, and get <v Speaker 1>their stories. <v Speaker 2>And they're's a lot of fun stuff. But the options <v Speaker 2>I think are endless. <v Speaker 1>But I think like, well, like I said, we'll get <v Speaker 1>the format down, we'll talk about the news is, we'll <v Speaker 1>talk about you know, maybe the purchases we make. Now, <v Speaker 1>we we're going to all the stores, Target, Walmart, you know, <v Speaker 1>we're looking for the new stuff. But I think what <v Speaker 1>drives us the most is the old stuff on eBay <v Speaker 1>that we're just dropping all this coin on and all <v Speaker 1>the stuff we're rebuying, things from our childhood, things we <v Speaker 1>never had, things we wish we had. And and if <v Speaker 1>you follow me on social media, you know I'm kind <v Speaker 1>of borderline obsessed with getting these pre production prototype figures, which. <v Speaker 2>Is a whole nother one. Like I don't live in <v Speaker 2>that world. I know what goes on there because I <v Speaker 2>watch you do it. But like he was just making <v Speaker 2>fun of me about having kind of custom stuff. I <v Speaker 2>don't have any protots. I have probably Kurt Hawkins prototypes, <v Speaker 2>which is a different story. <v Speaker 1>Because like even like today before were recording this, we <v Speaker 1>were discussing this just toys Diesel prototypes. This is what <v Speaker 1>you happen to do today, right, So what I'm saying <v Speaker 1>like we're gonna have material for years. <v Speaker 2>Yeah, you know, because we just you today today. And <v Speaker 2>by the way, we just watched SummerSlam. When I do <v Speaker 2>this isn't live or spoiling it. <v Speaker 1>I know. <v Speaker 2>Sorry, guys, we just watched Summer Sign and we weren't there, <v Speaker 2>but we watched it from my home because we have <v Speaker 2>to go to work tomorrow. Order some sushi, ordered some sushi, <v Speaker 2>enjoyed the event, but for some reason this morning you <v Speaker 2>decided that you had to make a purchase. <v Speaker 1>Well no, someone contacted me and said, hey, I got this, Dez. <v Speaker 1>I knew exactly what it was talking I've seen it <v Speaker 1>the pictures for years, and then he showed me the <v Speaker 1>picture all him. There was a little, you know, suspect. <v Speaker 1>I thought maybe it could be a good custom because <v Speaker 1>people make good custom wrestling buddies, but I talked to <v Speaker 1>my other friend, Zombie sailor, you know the zombie good <v Speaker 1>good to shout out for the zombie right there, and <v Speaker 1>he confirmed being at the convention where this guy had <v Speaker 1>bought it and remember seeing it with his own eyes <v Speaker 1>and confirms that it came from a Just Toys employee. <v Speaker 1>So that really made me feel more secure. And until <v Speaker 1>I have it in my own hands, I can't really <v Speaker 1>judge because pictures these days it just it just doesn't <v Speaker 1>do it justice. <v Speaker 2>What if this comes then you think it's like just <v Speaker 2>pure garbage. <v Speaker 1>I'm screwed because I sent the money friends and family, paypals. <v Speaker 1>I can't I can't even geta. <v Speaker 2>And just for the record, how much was that? How <v Speaker 2>much money did you send friends and family? Well, I <v Speaker 2>mean it was, it was. It was one thousand dollars. <v Speaker 1>Oh my godling buddy folks shipped so free shipping, which <v Speaker 1>it's a pillow Okay, But I included two insta grab shoutouts, <v Speaker 1>two instagrab story shoutouts, and a Twitter tweet shout out. <v Speaker 1>Now I didn't include a podcast shout out, so I <v Speaker 1>can't say the guy's name here. If I got it <v Speaker 1>for like seven fifty, maybe I would have shouted him out. <v Speaker 1>So the next time, you know who I'm talking about. <v Speaker 1>Next time we do a deal, I can shut you <v Speaker 1>out on the podcast. <v Speaker 2>What I'm doing. This mean that that guy has more <v Speaker 2>more to offer. No, No, he just bought this a <v Speaker 2>couple of years ago. All these shout outs for them. <v Speaker 1>Oh, yes he's I thought you meant other wrestling buddies. Yes, <v Speaker 1>he sells like figures and. <v Speaker 2>Old school stuff. Yeah, he's a toy dude. <v Speaker 1>I'm not gonna say his name because it wasn't part <v Speaker 1>of the deal. Sorry, bro, man, it's business. It is <v Speaker 1>a toy BND. <v Speaker 2>Okay, So back to my other question, like the the <v Speaker 2>chances of you getting ripped off a pretty slim then, <v Speaker 2>because he's got his credible. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, I know this guy. We've done a couple of <v Speaker 1>deals before, so I trust this guy. Like I said, <v Speaker 1>I can't say his name because it was more of <v Speaker 1>the deal. In your recent purchases, have you felt like <v Speaker 1>you were ripped up. <v Speaker 2>By something or the question the there's a couple you <v Speaker 2>do your due diligence. Oh absolutely, I'm no sucker. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, there's some some l JN prototypes that I have acquired, <v Speaker 1>like there's this, they're unpainted. There's a Sergeant Slaughter. There <v Speaker 1>is like a Andre the Giant and Miss Elizabeth in <v Speaker 1>an alternate pose. <v Speaker 2>Like, I'm not sold that these are authentic, but I <v Speaker 2>do believe they are. He hasn't confessed this to me <v Speaker 2>in real life, but. <v Speaker 1>They all they all, they all came from an l <v Speaker 1>J n EX employee, so that helps. And there is paperwork, <v Speaker 1>So yeah, I would I it's a dangerous game. <v Speaker 2>Yeah. ECW is my favorite thing ever, And if I <v Speaker 2>were to at anything pre production prototype, I would want. Dude, <v Speaker 2>imagine if that would have to begin San Francisco toy makers. Yeah, <v Speaker 2>like whoever was supposed to be in that, which, besides <v Speaker 2>roll Kill, has never really been proving. There's like that <v Speaker 2>with the turbine. Yeah, things like that would interest me. <v Speaker 2>But that's about it, because it's a whole different ball game. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, So I guess we could also talk about like <v Speaker 1>old figures we can go by, Like we could talk <v Speaker 1>about l J in one week or Hasbro or matter, <v Speaker 1>whatever the fans want us to talk about. We can <v Speaker 1>kind of do we do some Q and A things <v Speaker 1>we can Well, this isn't gonna be a three hour podcast. <v Speaker 2>Half hour. Something easy, listen a little quickie. Yeah for <v Speaker 2>you guys. You can't. We can't something to wrestle you <v Speaker 2>guys on a deep subject. I just I just scooped <v Speaker 2>up a great dude. Oh the the Remco. I don't <v Speaker 2>do remkos. I only have him in Terry Gordy. I <v Speaker 2>have one assorted shelf which really has no like so, <v Speaker 2>like you were talking about before, the way I just <v Speaker 2>I have like a pretty high case of O c D. <v Speaker 2>I would say, so the way things get displayed are <v Speaker 2>like pretty intense. <v Speaker 1>We should take a side by side still photo of <v Speaker 1>your room and how it looks right now. In my room, <v Speaker 1>my room looks like a bomb went on. <v Speaker 2>Which I literally like walk in here and like make <v Speaker 2>sure things are all like perfect and like there things. <v Speaker 1>Down, like I wait until like I get too much stuff, <v Speaker 1>and then like I'll reorganize everything this day and then <v Speaker 1>I never do it. <v Speaker 2>I bought I bought like those aerosol cans you clean <v Speaker 2>keyboards with, and I'll like walk around and like. <v Speaker 1>I'm not kidding, that's incredible. I'm just like that's nuts <v Speaker 1>because I'm just dusty in here. Not really, to be <v Speaker 1>honest with you, I keep the fan on in my room. <v Speaker 1>I don't know if that helps dust, but I keep <v Speaker 1>it on. <v Speaker 2>Twenty four seven. Really, I growing up my bedroom Ben <v Speaker 2>would get sold goddamn dusty. I don't know. It was <v Speaker 2>like those old ready or just something and like I'd <v Speaker 2>have all these like, you know, figures on displaying it. <v Speaker 2>So pisi because it's not good. That's why I like <v Speaker 2>this concealed cases. If you're gonna if you're gonna build <v Speaker 2>a you know, playroom like I have, or a man cave, <v Speaker 2>wherever you want to call it, I do suggest it. <v Speaker 1>Those Ikia detap very affordable seventy bucks, Yeah, very affordable. <v Speaker 2>You have one. I have about ten. But they're a lifesaver. <v Speaker 2>I've convinced a couple of my fellow like collectors like, hey, <v Speaker 2>loo's cheap. It looks great, it looks good. It looks <v Speaker 2>so good. It's easy for the other two. Yeah, I <v Speaker 2>wouldn't go that far. Well, have we go on time here? <v Speaker 2>Almost twenty We're fine for our to give people at <v Speaker 2>a taste of what we're talking about. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, it's gonna be all about wrestling, like a new <v Speaker 1>thing that we've kind of been talking about the past <v Speaker 1>couple of days is uh wrestling T shirts? <v Speaker 2>Old school t shirts. Yeah. <v Speaker 1>So we went to that wrestling for sale pop up <v Speaker 1>store in New York City and then we saw these <v Speaker 1>old shirts and then made me go through my parents' <v Speaker 1>attic and find all my old shirts. <v Speaker 2>I know you've been collecting, by the way, we talked <v Speaker 2>about yesterday. So we went to this and I'm like, <v Speaker 2>back to what I said, I'm extremely organized in like OCD. <v Speaker 2>So like, yeah, I I left the house estay wearing <v Speaker 2>a Summer Slam ninety eight Highway to Hell shirt that <v Speaker 2>I bought at the event. My wife was like, you <v Speaker 2>just knew where that was. I'm like yeah, you know, <v Speaker 2>I had ready to go, and then I say to him, like, <v Speaker 2>where's all your shirts? Oh man, they're my parents. They'll <v Speaker 2>I'll never be able to get to them. I'll never <v Speaker 2>find them, they're so buried. And then a couple hours <v Speaker 2>already send me a pictures. I'm like really never. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, I'll admit my mom went through the attic and <v Speaker 1>it got him out for me. <v Speaker 2>Come on, it was too it was too messy, it <v Speaker 2>was too many boxes. <v Speaker 1>I told her what I was looking for and she <v Speaker 1>knew where the box was, so she moves cause it's <v Speaker 1>like Christmas ornaments in there and. <v Speaker 2>Uh, Halloween decorations and stuff like that. But she was <v Speaker 2>able to get you know what else is there? <v Speaker 1>Like I'm not even getting hundreds and hundreds of purple <v Speaker 1>Zach Rider sunglasses from WW shop hundreds because like I <v Speaker 1>just was buying it where. <v Speaker 2>They were cheap. Oh, I'd like literally have hundreds. You <v Speaker 2>used to like do that, like just buy anything up <v Speaker 2>Kurt Hawkins just to have, But no, I don't them anymore. <v Speaker 2>I just I don't know. <v Speaker 1>If anybody wants some purple zach Riders some guy like <v Speaker 1>maybe a little get. <v Speaker 2>Away off like some of my trading cards to hand <v Speaker 2>out to. <v Speaker 1>Like those Deluxe Aggressions Jack zach Riders, like they were <v Speaker 1>on sale at Ringside ones and I think I got <v Speaker 1>the whole. <v Speaker 2>I still got it, Indy run I got rid of those. <v Speaker 2>It's pretty quick. Yeah, but god, yeah, So we'll talk <v Speaker 2>about everything. I mean we are. Let's talk about the <v Speaker 2>elite squad WW be elite squad. Like I said, we <v Speaker 2>got a little bit of an inside horse. I'm not <v Speaker 2>going to say we're the leaders. <v Speaker 1>There's I would say a JS we're the leaders, you know, <v Speaker 1>there's a j there's Renee, there's Kathy Kelly. I think <v Speaker 1>we are the ones who are we were the tost <v Speaker 1>draft picks, I would hope. So. <v Speaker 2>Actually I heard it was supposed to be heat Slater, <v Speaker 2>which is which? Which is? <v Speaker 1>I don't think that's maybe somebody just saw like a picture, <v Speaker 1>Oh yeah, maybe picture of us thought it was the <v Speaker 1>same guy. <v Speaker 2>But I've been really trying to get away from the <v Speaker 2>Heath Slater Mike Knelis and Buddy Murphy look alike comparison. <v Speaker 1>So but yeah, so like being a part of the <v Speaker 1>elite squad, we do get some upcoming news before everyone else. <v Speaker 1>We're not gonna spoil things here unless we're you know, <v Speaker 1>giving the green light for sure. <v Speaker 2>And I just think this, I. <v Speaker 1>Don't worry a bill. I want to know Bills out <v Speaker 1>there like sweating it out. <v Speaker 2>Like relaxing where he's at, of course, but uh, I <v Speaker 2>want to encourage people to listen to this, whether they're <v Speaker 2>like a vintage collector, because we'll for sure get into <v Speaker 2>plenty of that all the time, and if you're a <v Speaker 2>modern day collector, you know, so it's a little bit <v Speaker 2>for everybody. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, we're definitely gonna you know, go from l JNS <v Speaker 1>to Mattel. We're gonna talk about everything, and. <v Speaker 2>Which reminds me. Support the Mattel retro line. <v Speaker 1>Oh my god, please, these things are my absolute favorite, <v Speaker 1>and I feel like the fans aren't giving it enough <v Speaker 1>love because the more love the fans give it, the <v Speaker 1>more love Mattel will give. <v Speaker 2>And it's guys our age that need to support it <v Speaker 2>because it's sentimental to us growing up and I don't <v Speaker 2>loving it and it's so similar. God, the ring is <v Speaker 2>twenty bucks. Amok, it's amazing. Come out of this ring <v Speaker 2>right now. It is. I just kissed the mic perfect. <v Speaker 1>I don't know how that sounded, but I just kissed <v Speaker 1>the mic because these figures are beautiful and I'm getting <v Speaker 1>my own retro figure, so I'm a little biased. <v Speaker 2>True, you're getting too a leite, so that's kind of cool. <v Speaker 2>I gotta smile ear to hear. Baby, you got that? <v Speaker 2>What is that? That Chase Chase variant, which is very cool. <v Speaker 2>Matel's offering Chase variance this year. I won't be the first, <v Speaker 2>we'll be the second. <v Speaker 1>And that's what's cool about Mattel, you know, because I <v Speaker 1>know we're it feels like we're kissing their butt right now. <v Speaker 2>But honestly, they're the best figures of all time, which okay, <v Speaker 2>if you guys won't proof of. I was gonna tap <v Speaker 2>out completely to collecting when like that two thousand and <v Speaker 2>nine twenty ten switch over, and then I saw the <v Speaker 2>first set of Elites. I was like, I bought them, <v Speaker 2>took the package up. There's another thing we'll have to <v Speaker 2>get into. We open toys. Oh yeah, a lot loose collectors. <v Speaker 2>But anyway, I took them out, and I know for <v Speaker 2>a fact, I told Joy said, look, man, these might <v Speaker 2>be the greatest rest all time. You're gonna to collect these, <v Speaker 2>and hard headed bro scrib here didn't do it for years. <v Speaker 2>I was, uh, and I'm telling them one time, they're <v Speaker 2>making these legends. <v Speaker 1>They're onving Jackson license. <v Speaker 2>It broke my heart life too, and my long term <v Speaker 2>girlfriend broke up with me. It was like a double whammy. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, you know, because they were they were around nine <v Speaker 1>ninety six over ten year run. <v Speaker 2>It was a big run. <v Speaker 1>And then to tell me my collection was not going <v Speaker 1>to continue, yeah, oh my god. <v Speaker 2>And I felt the same way, but I just quickly <v Speaker 2>got over it when I saw him, and I tried <v Speaker 2>to convince you, but you weren't hearing it until years later. <v Speaker 2>I've since gone back. I pieced together, and I have <v Speaker 2>a lot of money and doing stuff that he should <v Speaker 2>have been doing. But they are incredible toys. So support <v Speaker 2>the line, support the podcast, and uh yeah. <v Speaker 1>And we'll keep this podcast family friendly so the kids <v Speaker 1>can listen, you know, the kids who like their basics. <v Speaker 2>Sure, let's do it. I'm not I'm not a basic <v Speaker 2>post that. I'm trying not to curse anymore anywe, because <v Speaker 2>I have a daughter, I do try not. I have <v Speaker 2>two cats. You can curse round cat. That's true. That's true. <v Speaker 2>That's probably fine. All right, folks, we are signing off. <v Speaker 1>We're gonna wrap it up for episode one, the pilot <v Speaker 1>of this podcast. <v Speaker 2>Hope you guys. So eventually they'd be like a little <v Speaker 2>jingle right here here right something, but instead of just uh, <v Speaker 2>here's what I was thinking earlier. Are we going to <v Speaker 2>have like an official like podcast Twitter? I think that's <v Speaker 2>too much. We don't need that. Our twitters are so <v Speaker 2>especially you are so big and popular, Like, what what's <v Speaker 2>the point? So keep like our twitters? Yeah, anytime you <v Speaker 2>want information on the podcast. <v Speaker 1>Yeah, it's not gonna be like at the major restaurant <v Speaker 1>or on Instagram, so I. <v Speaker 2>Just follow up. <v Speaker 1>We post pictures the thirties and we're posting pictures of <v Speaker 1>the action figures at least me on a weekly basis. <v Speaker 2>I admit, I'm I'm so bad. Like so, we just <v Speaker 2>had our good friend Pat Buck Teachers had a podcast <v Speaker 2>I appreciate areciate bad a couple of minutes ago because <v Speaker 2>I don't know anything about technology. I'm real bad. I <v Speaker 2>don't play video games. I don't do anything to do <v Speaker 2>that's what kids, bro, Like, You're way more tech savvy <v Speaker 2>than me. Like, I don't know anything. That's not saying much. <v Speaker 2>I was telling Finn in the car. I was like, yeah, <v Speaker 2>I can't run the Creative Pro Instagram because I don't <v Speaker 2>want to be logging in, logging out and changing the <v Speaker 2>pastwards and stuff. And he goes, dude, it's right there. <v Speaker 2>It's a click. Like I didn't realize like you could <v Speaker 2>just like you can bounce back and forth between them <v Speaker 2>without like signings that I had. No. He blew my <v Speaker 2>mind like something that that's how far off I am anyway, <v Speaker 2>you know what, No. <v Speaker 1>No, no, none of that stuff. Yeah, we gotta gotta <v Speaker 1>come up with the little goodbye not. <v Speaker 2>Today, then Ziggler later marks all right, end it there. <v Speaker 2>That's it. <v Speaker 3>This podcast is brought to you by the Off the <v Speaker 3>Hop Rope Podcast. It's the show that pairs the perfect <v Speaker 3>fear with the perfect wrestling match. 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