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Hello and welcome to the My 1-2-3 Cents Podcast! This show was created in 2014, four years after the My 1-2-3 Cents brand was officially born in blog and vlog form. On this show, host Kevin Hunsperger discusses the world of pro wrestling from the indy scene to AEW to WWE and more. Show themes include Movie Mania with cohost Chad Smart, 2 is Greater than 1 with cohost Tyler ‘Heath’ Hatton, The Interview with various guests in the world of wrestling, and Confessions of An Indy Ring Announcer, which are tales from Kevin’s time as an announcer for Stride Pro Wrestling and All American Pro Wrestling. Listen. Subscribe. Review. Check out our social media Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube TikTok Support My 1-2-3 Cents and Stride Pro Wrestling Pro Wrestling Tees CollarXElbow (promo code MY123CENTS) Thigh Huggers (promo code MY123CENTS)
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In the early days of pay-per-view, Hulk Hogan was the king of the castle, including the first four SummerSlam events. He’s the only Superstar to have main-evented those shows. This week, Chad Smart and I (Kevin Hunsperger) look back on the Hulkster’s legacy to the SummerSlam brand. Support the show & stay connected: L
My first TV job was at a tiny station in Florence, Alabama. The station, WOWL, no longer exists. But I reflect on those early days on this week’s non-wrestling version of the podcast. Support the show & stay connected: Leave a review and send a screenshot—your feedback helps us grow! Follow us on social:Facebook | Ins
Pro wrestling’s best-known Superstar, Hulk Hogan, has died. It was a shock to many fans. This week on the podcast, Chad and I reflect on the years of Hulkamania, ‘Hollywood’ Hulk Hogan, and much more. We understand not everyone is a fan of Hogan in light of comments and actions over the past decade. However, … Continue
No one hates pro wrestling quite like wrestling fans. Why is that? Chad and I attempt to solve the mystery on this week’s episode, but why do you think it’s that way? Plus, it’s Christmas in July!Our annual Wrestling Figure Drive is in full swing, and we’ve got a special promotion this month for everyone who donates.
The weekend of July 11–13 may go down as one of the most stacked in pro wrestling history! Between AEW’s All In, WWE’s Saturday Night’s Main Event and Evolution, and NXT’s Great American Bash, fans were treated to a wrestling overload, including what might be the final match of the legendary Goldberg. So, how did … Co
July 12, 2025, has the potential to be a pretty significant day in professional wrestling. The entire weekend does. There are five wrestling shows planned between Ring of Honor, AEW, NXT, and WWE. Chad and I discuss the hype surrounding the shows and share our thoughts on Goldberg’s Last Match, All In, and Evolution. L