Could another Big Egg Wrestling Universe ever happen – and what would your dream card look like? Welcome to the final episode of #BigEggPodcastingUniverse.
Author: Sarah Parkin
Sarah never really got over finding out that The Undertaker and Kane aren't really brothers. Now she spends her time telling anyone who will listen that Bull Nakano should be in the Hall of Fame. When she grows up, she wants to be Lita.
The last of our match-by-match episodes sees David, Sarah and George breaking down the semi-finals and final of the V*TOP Tournament at Big Egg Wrestling Universe.
The V*TOP tournament is in full swing in the final act of Big Egg Wrestling Universe. David, Sarah and George grapple with Manami Toyota vs Aja Kong and Kyoko Inoue vs Dynamie Kansai.
Yumiko Hotta, Combat Toyoda, Eagle Sawai and an unknown calling herself Akira Hokuto. Finally, Sarah, David and George are talking about the V*TOP tournament, star attraction at Big Egg.
Men, eh? David, Sarah and George dig into the distinctly non-women’s matches on the most famous women’s wrestling show of all time, Big Egg Wrestling Univerise.
Junior Championships – building the future of the promotion with the help of violent children. David, Sarah and George dive into the junior title match at Big Egg.
Bull Nakano. Alundra Blayze. An all-time feud that reflects a failure of imagination for American wrestling promoters. David, Sarah and George dive back into Big Egg Wrestling Universe.
So… what exactly is shootboxing anyway? Zoë Boyd joins Sarah, David and George to figure out the shoot fights at Big Egg Wrestling Universe.
David, George and Sarah are back with special guest Zoë Boyd to talk about an overlooked part of Big Egg Wrestling Universe: shoot fighting.
George, David and Sarah look at idols and mainstream popular culture in joshi, starring Cuty Suzuki, Takako Inoue, Megumi Kudo, Blizzard Yuki and more.
Episode 5 looks at the JWP / LLPW split and how it feeds into some of Big Egg Wrestling Universe’s best matches.
In Episode 4 David, George and Sarah look at the birth of GAEA, as Chigusa Nagayo’s first signees appear on the undercard at Big Egg Wrestling Universe.