It’s time once again for another Ask Doug & Tommy episode, as “Dangerous” Doug Gilbert and Tommy “Wildfire” Rich tackle fan submitted questions in Part One of their tenth Q&A installment.

Hosted by Gene Jackson, this episode covers everything from announcing styles and old school psychology to wild road stories, territory training, WCW opponents, and the real differences between how wrestlers learned the business then versus now.

Nothing is rehearsed, nothing is sugar coated just honest answers and decades of first-hand wrestling experience.

Topics include:

* How wrestlers actually learned psychology in the territories

* Why “shine, heat, and comeback” weren’t taught the way fans think

* Thoughts on Michael St. John, Corey Maclin, and classic Memphis commentators

* Tommy Rich’s WCW run in 1991 and working with names like Stan Hansen, Scott Hall, Larry Zbyszko, and more

* The reality of tar and feather angles and old school humiliation

* Training stories that explain why wrestling wasn’t “fake” to the people learning it

* Why protecting the business mattered and how it was enforced

* The Armstrong family’s impact on wrestling and personal memories with Bullet Bob and the entire Armstrong clan

* Why experience in front of real crowds mattered more than drills

* The kind of lessons you only learn by getting thrown into the deep end

This is pure locker room storytelling, answering real questions from real fans and there’s still more to come in Part Two. (You can still submit a question for Part Two right now at douggilbertpodcast@outlook.com

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