Wrestling Under the Influence: Dream Cream Ale & Dusty Rhodes

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We all love 'The American Dream' Dusty Rhodes. And I think most of you will love Hand of Fate's Dream Cream Ale. This beer is pretty damn good. Check out the video on the latest Wrestling Under the Influence. If you try it, let me know what you think! 

 

Wrestling Under the Influence: Birthday Boi & WWE Raw

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🎼 Happy birthday day to you! 🎼

This week on Wrestling Under the Influence, it's Birthday Boi Kolsch Ale by Singin' River Brewing Company in Florence, Alabama. Since we just passed the birthday of Monday Night Raw, I share a few thoughts on the show here as well.

 

Wrestling Under the Influence: Chino & The Slackers and Orange Cassidy

By Kevin Hunsperger

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I'm slacking on this week's episode. That's because I have a can of Chino & The Slackers from Logboat Brewing Company in Columbia, Missouri. In addition to reviewing the IPA, I talk about everyone's favorite slacker, Orange Cassidy.

 

Wrestling Under the Influence: Wort & The 8 Bits and WWF Arcade Games

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The 80s were such a great time. We'd fill our pockets with quarters and head to the arcade. Some of my favorite games to play at that time were WWF Superstars and WWF WrestleFest.

This week on Wrestling Under the Influence, I'm talking about those old school games because I'm drinking Wort & the 8-Bits beer from Main and Mill Brewing Company in Festus, Missouri. This is a great beer. Check out the review on YouTube and please subscribe!

Wrestling Under the Influence: Killer Bees Honey Ale & 80s Tag Teams

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Welcome to episode 2 of Wrestling Under the Influence. This week I try Melvin Brewing Company's Killer Bees Honey Ale and talk more about 80s tag teams to never win the WWF (WWE) tag team titles. Some of my favorites who didn't win the gold are discussed and of course, a shoutout to the Killer Bees, B. Brian Blair and 'Jumping' Jim Brunzell. Let me know what you think of the content! Thanks for watching and please subscribe.

Wrestling Under the Influence: Midnight Lager & Brodie Lee

By Kevin Hunsperger

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If you listen to the My 1-2-3 Cents Podcast, you're probably familiar with a segment I do, Wrestling Under the Influence. I pair a craft beer (or other adult beverage) with someone or something in the wrestling world. Since it's a new year, I'm changing things up and creating YouTube videos instead of podcasts.

For the debut, I tried Stella Artois Midnight Lager and paired it with the late, great Brodie Lee, who died tragically one week ago at the age of 41. You can check it out on the link below. Let me know what you think! 

5 Modern Day Opponents for Undertaker

 

By Kevin Hunsperger

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There has been a lot of talk that this weekend the Undertaker will get a final sendoff at Survivor Series, the event that he first appeared on some 30 years ago. I still can't wrap my brain around the idea that Undertaker has been an active part of the WWE roster since my senior year in high school. Obviously, his appearances have scaled back over the past decade, however, here are five Superstars I'd like to see lock up with the Undertaker.

5. Keith Lee - The big guy is new to the WWE roster but not new to the ring. I feel like Lee has a huge upside and is only going to continue to thrive. A match with the Undertaker would have given him that all-important rub and I think he could totally hang with the Undertaker. 

4. Finn Balor - The current NXT champion put this out on social media recently. Full disclosure, it was that tweet that actually gave me the idea to write this blog. Balor is an amazing talent and grossly underutilized. Imagine the entrance for Demon and the Deadman. Wow! 

3. Daniel Bryan - I know Bryan teamed with the Undertaker and Kane several years ago. But to my best recollection, the two never had a match against each other. Bryan remains one of my favorite Superstars on the roster and I feel like a match between these two would be one for the ages. 

2. Karrion Kross - I haven't put my finger on it exactly, but there is something special about Kross. Of course, there was no control over it, but his injury was really disappointing. Once he's healthy and ready to return, the sky is the limit for Kross. And if he were to cross paths with the Undertaker, I think it would be nothing short of amazing. 

1. The Fiend - Duh. I know Undertaker battled Bray Wyatt at WrestleMania 31. But Bray has come a long way since then and the Fiend character is one of the hottest properties in all of wrestling right now. There has been plenty of speculation and thought that the Fiend may interrupt Sunday's celebration of Undertaker's career. It would be the ultimate passing of the torch for the Undertaker to do the honors for the Fiend and a new generation of phenom is unleashed. 

What are your thoughts? Who would you add to the list? Let me know!