We love this clip. We love this little old lady. We even love condescending-ass Nick Bakay explaining how an old woman being shoved down at ringside is a tried-and-true way to get heat. Consider this site us shoving an old lady down.
StuntGranny.com was started in August 2008 as a platform for the snarky pro wrestling commentary of Dusty Giebink, Eric Nelson, Jeremy Maes and Kevin DiFrango. The four embrace the ridiculousness of professional wrestling while still wanting nothing but the best for its performers. Well, most of them. StuntGranny.com features analysis, blogs, podcasts and opinions on the sport and business of wrestling, and hopefully readers will get a chuckle out of the whole ordeal.
Dusty Giebink started watching wrestling religiously when “Ravishing” Rick Rude attacked “Rowdy” Roddy Piper on the Brother Love Show. Captivated by the outlandish characters and storylines, he never turned back and was hooked for life, for better and much worse. Dusty got his big break in the pro wres journalism business by writing reviews for the world renowned WWE Velocity program for PWTorch.com. Somehow, he managed to parlay that into a sweet gig of riding Jeremy Maes’ coattails into a weekly audio program, and now StuntGranny.com. He has no idea how to make proper posts on this here website, so his appearances will be sporadic and inane. But you love him anyway. You can contact him at dusty@stuntgranny.com.
Eric Nelson is a life-long wrestling fan with a Bachelor’s Degree in journalism from Buena Vista University and (hopefully) a Master’s Degree in journalism coming from the University of Iowa in the foreseeable future. Nelson’s earliest memories of wrestling come from sitting on his grandmother’s lap at age 4 (his age, not hers) and seeing colorful characters like Andre the Giant, Hulk Hogan, Junkyard Dog and Iron Sheik on WWF’s All-American Wrestling. Nelson began contributing to the seedy underworld of Internet wrestling writing by submitting guest editorials to PWTorch.com. This parlayed into a television show review and a weekly opinion column on that site, before joining Dusty Giebink and Jeremy Maes on the Audio Experience, a weekly podcast for the Torch. He has also interviewed wrestlers including Colt Cabana, Baron Von Raschke and Larry Sweeney. Nelson is excited to continue making snide comments — and perhaps insightful ones — at StuntGranny.com, and welcomes e-mails at eric@stuntgranny.com.
Jeremy Maes is a Kent State University attendee who currently resides in Greenville, South Carolina. No he didn’t graduate since he hated school and really dislikes just about any authority position. Originally from Dearborn, Michigan, he got his start in the wrestling media and journalism business when he took a position reviewing the much-maligned Sunday Night Heat for PWTorch.com. His slavish dedication to that allowed him branch out and have a glorious run writing mediocre drivel for the PWTorch Lounge section and eventually The Specialists. He, along with Dusty Giebink, founded the Audio Experience and it set the world on fire. Of course, by “world” we mean all “12,000 weekly listeners.” So, in fact, it would be more like a moon. He has interviewed various wrestling personalities including Colt Cabana, Larry Sweeney and Jason Deadrich. You can reach Jeremy at jeremy@stuntgranny.com.
Kevin DiFrango attended Kent State University as well but managed to graduate with a Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture. He currently resides in Columbus, Ohio. He has watched wrestling most of his life albeit with a minor detour in high school when it wasn’t cool. He successfully leeched of the success of the Audio Experience by producing a weekly written record of the show with his own snarky comments thrown in when necessary. After that, he produced a bi-weekly rundown on Pro Wrestling Ohio for the Pro Wrestling Torch. You can reach Kevin at kevin@stuntgranny.com.
I am seeking permission to copy the information on the damage to the museum and post it on our site for those that may not know about your site and will see it on ours.
If that is ok, I will certainly give credit to you for writing the article.
Thank you,
Pat Watson
Editor
Yeah Pat feel free to do so, just link us if you would please.
J-
I would like to know what you guys think the chances are of HBK and the Undertaker teaming up to form a faction called the “Heartbreak Ministry” Since HBK is to the point where he is happy to lose big matches to put others over and the Undertaker wrestles whenever the hell wants, this seems to be the prefect time before these two “legends” ride off into the sunset. With this faction I see weekly promos, possibly a talk show entitled “This is my Showstopping Yard” and a great third member addition of either Goldust or Captain Charisma. Let me know
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