2015 WWE All-Star Teams

Inspired by a Mick Foley facebook post, on the last episode of 3 Count Radio, Derek and I picked the WWE All Stars for 2015. We divided it into Faces and Heels and picked 3 singles wrestlers, 1 tag team, and 1 female. Here are the teams.

3 Count Radio 006 - Beast in the East

Beast in the East the suprise WWE hit of the summer, Battleground predictions, and Mike and Derek's WWE All-Star Teams.

3 Count Radio 005 - WWE Money in the Bank 2015

Cena v Owens 2 better than the original? Dusty Rhodes tribute, World Title Ladder matches, and our new terrible Mr. Money in the Bank all discussed this week.

3 Count Radio 004 - WWE Elimination Chamber 2015

In this episode of 3 Count Radio... Mike, Derek, and Ryanne talk about what they believe was the match of the year in John Cena vs. Kevin Owens. They also recap the rest of the PPV, as well as talk about the goings on in NXT and the cluster that is TNA on Destination America.

3 Count Radio 003 - Payback 2015 and NXT Unstoppable

Mike and Derek bring in their old 3 Count Radio running buddy Brad to talk about the last few weeks in wrestling. We cover happenings on Raw and do predictions for Elimination Chamber as well as recap WWE Payback and NXT Unstoppable.

Friday, March 16, 2012

"Mr. 3 Count Radio" Mike


Mike started watching wrestling on Saturday Mornings after the good shows were done, like X-Men and Spiderman, and it was really just something to do other than playing outside.

The first wrestling show that Mike really paid attention to was Summerslam 95’ with the second Shawn Michaels vs Razor Ramon ladder match. From that show on, Mike was a wrestling fan. He watched every Monday night, and probably cried more than he should have when HBK won the title back at Wrestlemania XII.

He watched both WWF and WCW off and on, mostly cheering the heels with some exceptions. By the time the Montreal Screwjob happened, he rarely watched. That event, plus DX forming, sucked him back in as it would most impressionable 15-year-olds. He would watch the first hour of Nitro and then flip it over to RAW for the rest of the time. Mike stayed loyal to the WWF, with the n.W.o and Chris Jericho being the only two things that made him keep the tv on TNT. This was also the time he attended the most live events, including the Zamboni Stone Cold Raw, and the Radicals coming to the Smackdown for the first night.
Also in high school, Mike delved into the deep annals of wrestling nerdom, by joining both an online wrestling roleplaying federation and doing backyard wrestling with his friends. Known as the Sniper in both incarnations, Mike won several online titles because he was pretty good at it, and only had about 10 backyard matches because it was more trouble than it was worth.

By the time 2000 rolled around, it was back to off-and-on watching, and by 2001 he had stopped watching all together.

Mike tried to start watching again in 2007 after listening to an unnamed wrestling podcast, but then the Chris Benoit tragedy happened and it left a sour taste in his mouth, so he stopped again.

Finally in 2008 when he moved to Florida and started working with Brad, he started watching again, fueled by the Comedy of Santino (I know right?) and the feud between Chris Jericho and Shawn Michaels, his two favorite wrestlers of all time.

He had been podcasting as a hobby with Derek since 2006, so it was only natural that they would start up a show to take on the Millions (and millions) of other shows for Wrestling podcasting supremacy.

Mike’s Stats

-Favorite Wrestler All Time: Chris Jericho
-Favorite Wrestler Current: Daniel Bryan
-Favorite Tag Team: Edge and Christian
-Favorite Match: Shawn Michaels vs The Undertaker at Wrestlemania 25
-Favorite PPV: Wrestlemania X or Wrestlemania 28
-Favorite Finisher: Liontamer (Not Walls of Jericho)
-Favorite Feud: Mick Foley vs The Rock
-Favorite Wrestling Moment: When Shawn Michaels won the WWE title at WM 12
-Favorite WWE Championship: The White Intercontinental Belt
-Notable Events Attended: The RAW where Stone Cold drove the Zamboni into the ring, The Smackdown where the Radicalz debuted in the ring and Eddie Guererro broke his elbow, Wrestlemania 27, Wrestlemania 28, The "Yes!" Monday Night Raw the night after Wrestlemania 28