Premier Streaming Network Launches Podcast Network

Premier Podcast Network is On the Air

Fresh off the heels of successfully creating Premier Steaming Network (PSN), inking deals with more than 20 independent wrestling promotions, acquiring over 2,000 hours of content libraries, and hosting live events, the PSN team have now launched Premier Podcast Network.

“We are thrilled to officially announce the launch of Premier Podcast Network. There was a strong demand for creating our own podcast network as we witnessed the rapid growth of our podcast and interview programming on Premier Streaming Network,” said Josh Shernoff, Vice President of Programming and Creative Development at PSN. “With the launch of Premier Podcast Network, we are providing our fans with another exciting medium to enjoy the great content Premier has to offer. Premier Podcast Network is the first of many extensions from the core Premier Streaming Network concept, and we couldn’t be more excited about the future.”

Currently available on every major podcasting platform, Premier Podcast Network boasts a lineup including;

– “Everybody’s Got a Pod” with Ted DiBiase

– “1 of a Kind” with Rob Van Dam

– “Sabu Speaks” with Sabu

– “Spotlight Series” with Josh Shernoff

– “Mind of Meanie” with The Blue Meanie

– CHOP Sports Media library including DudeCast, Chop Sports Fight Factory, and more

– Foundation Radio with Adam Barnard

To keep up with Premier Podcast Network, show updates, and new show announcements, follow PSN on social media:

Twitter: @WatchOnPremier

Facebook: Premier Streaming Network

Instagram: @PremierStreamingNetwork

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WWE’s Forgotten Gem: The Grand Finale Match of Survival

Traditionally, Survivor Series is one of WWE’s big four pay-per-view events. Debuting in 1987, the show featured primarily team elimination matches. Sadly, the fall classic has lost its luster over the last several years.

The longtime fan in me will always have a soft spot for the event, especially when it aired on Thanksgiving night. 1990 is my favorite installment not only because it marks the debut of The Undertaker but also because of the main event, The Ultimate Match of Survival.

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Undertaker vs. Undertaker: The Gravest Match In Summer Slam History

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I thought that Undertaker vs. Undertaker was going to be the greatest match of all time. To say I was wrong is a huge understatement. The forgettable encounter at Summer Slam 1994 is remembered as one of the most horrendous main events in wrestling history. As a kid, I ate up anything and everything that wrestling had to offer, but this was a match that can’t be defended.

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It’s All About The Luck of The Draw in The Royal Rumble

The unsung hero of the Royal Rumble event is the golden spinning tumbler that holds the numbers drawn randomly to determine the order of entry into the Royal Rumble match. The luck of the draw is so important because the higher the number, the higher a wrestler’s chances are of victory. Back in the day, the actual drawing of the numbers was focused on a lot more because it gave fans a clue as to what spot the wrestlers drew without revealing the actual point of entry.

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A Trip Down SummerSlam Memory Lane

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As the WWE celebrates the 25th anniversary of their summertime extravaganza, a trip down memory lane seemed appropriate. 1988 was the first installment of this popular yearly event and the first pay-per-view event I ever watched.

August 29th of that year was only the second day of my wrestling fandom. An episode of “The Superstars of Wrestling” the night before sucked me in as the “Mega Powers,” comprised of Hulk Hogan & Macho Man Randy Savage, hyped their tag team match against Andre the Giant and The Million Dollar Man Ted DiBiase, the “Mega Bucks.”

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Confessions of a Wrestling Superfan: Chapter 1: The Beginning at the Garden

To say I was a wrestling fan growing up would be an understatement. I’m that superfan who can answer any piece of wrestling trivia you can throw at me. I was hooked from the moment I saw my first episode of WWF Superstars on WLVI 56 Boston. Every wrestling figure of any kind was safely tucked away in my toy chest, and wrestling t-shirts were a normal part of my wardrobe.

Almost all of my friends were closet wrestling fans since it was taboo at the time. The slightest hint of being a wrestling fan came with public ridicule with the most popular remarks consisting of “I can’t believe you watch that stuff” and, of course, the dreaded “Don’t you know wrestling is fake?”.

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