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GRFC Podcast

GRFC Podcast

Di: Zack Roper
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A podcast that gives you a peek behind the curtain of everything that happened in the GRFC Fire Pro Wrestling World E-Fed! Hosted by "The Goth Rockstar" Zack Roper and "The Owner" DeadShadow! Episodes will also feature "The Demon Slayer" Maur Rivers, Sharp, and "Alexander King" Showstopper! Episodes might feature some special guests!Zachary Roper 2022 Fantascienza
  • New Year, Same Show! Time to Reflect on Ultimate Defense 2020!
    Jan 23 2023

    In episode 4 of the GRFC Podcast, we celebrate the new year! We end up discussing our favorite things about 2022, we give our full blown predictions for WWE's 2023 Royal Rumble show, then we talk about the road to GRFC: Ultimate Defense 2020!

    Intro & Outro theme written by Matt Ryan & Jon Eberhard.

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    1 ora e 14 min
  • Happy Holidays from GRFC! Noah and George make their debut on the road to GRFC: Allegiance!
    Dec 26 2022

    The Co-Founder of The Coven, George, and the owner of Friday Night Fights, Noah joins us on today's episode where we discuss our favorite films to play during the holidays and we discuss the road to GRFC: Allegiance! This is probably our most chaotic episode to date!

    Intro & Outro theme written by Matt Ryan & Jon Eberhard.

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    2 ore e 1 min
  • Hello Mr. Showstopper! Welcome to the road to GRFC: LOCKDOWN 2020!
    Dec 17 2022

    In episode number 2, Monday Night Massacre's second Co-Host, Alexander "Showstopper" makes his podcast debut! We discuss what our Fire Pro Character's Halloween costumes would be, and we discuss the chaotic journey up to GRFC's final Co-Brand PPV- GRFC: LOCKDOWN 2020!

    Intro & Outro theme written by Matt Ryan & Jon Eberhard.

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    1 ora e 38 min
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