Continental Championship Wrestling from August 10, 1985 brings family warfare, steel cage tension, and some of the most underrated in-ring work of the territory era.

This week:

• Robert Fuller shocks everyone by aligning with Bullet Bob Armstrong against his family!
• A steel cage “Loser Leaves Town” showdown is signed against Ron Fuller & Jimmy Golden
• Adrian Street delivers a technical showcase
• Bill Ash and Jimmy Backlund (Del Ray) go hold for hold in a snug battle
• The Nightmares clash with The Rat Patrol in high energy tag action
• Tommy Rich pushes toward a showdown with The Flame

Continental in 1985 is hitting a stride with layered angles, tight work, and emotional storytelling that bridges Memphis heat with Mid-South realism.

Join Gene Jackson and Robb Helt as they break it down week-by-week, episode-by-episode, preserving wrestling history one territory at a time.

This week on Dangerous Conversations, Doug Gilbert and Tommy “Wildfire” Rich open the floor to the fans and you know that means NOTHING is off limits!

In this episode:

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  The guys break down their picks for the greatest masked wrestlers of all time—from Mr. Wrestling II to The Interns and beyond
  
  
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  A deep dive into gimmick matches.....what worked, what didn’t, and why some of those wild stipulations actually drew money
  
  
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  Honest insight into how important a referee really is to a match and how good (or bad) refs can make or break everything
  
  
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  Stories about working with legends like Bobby “The Brain” Heenan, and what made him one of the greatest minds (and bumpers) in the business
  
  
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  A great discussion on chemistry in the ring and why some matchups just don’t click, even when everyone involved is great
  
  

And of course… it wouldn’t be Dangerous Conversations without the stories:

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  Tales of scaffold matches, barbed wire, and gimmick matches that pushed things to the limit
  
  
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  Road stories that include ribs involving bears, broken logic, and decisions that probably made sense at the time even if they don't now
  
  
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  And classic Memphis talk, including arenas, territories, and what made those crowds so special
  
  

Plus, Doug shares some of the best advice he ever got from his father and brother, while Tommy reflects on what made certain matches, feuds, and moments truly work.

This is one of those episodes where the conversation goes everywhere and that’s exactly why it works.

Real stories. Real insight. No filter.

Brad Skimahorn joined Brian Tramel for a new episode of "Shootin' The Shiznit" for Episode 460! BT & Brad talk about growing up as a fan, "Lethal Injection," why drop the Mercury name?, Uncle Mikey, when did tag team psychology click?, tag teams that are studied, Roscoe Eats Lisa and much more !