Ring Of Honor Wrestling's "The Brawler" Brian Milonas steps back in, joining the New England Pro Wrestling Academy's Brian Fury and referee Mike Crockett to follow up on last week's episode where we talked about what should be BANNED from wrestling forever. This week, we are giving you the things that we want to PLEASE COME BACK to pro wrestling! We pull from our past and share the stuff we think would enhance the viewing experience today. And not just moves, but cages, stages, and TV for all ages! Plus, "BrawlDaddy" weighs in on the recent developments in Ring Of Honor!
Also this week, it's a pasta-packed Promo About Nothing, Pandemonium runs wild at Chaotic, and is "witticisms" a word?
Promo About Nothing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-MqesGatCgg
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