Wade Keller
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first heard Dec 2025
last heard 20 Dec
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And I remember being confused about whether they were all going to be in person, and Wendy Richter and Mr. T and Roddy Piper were all coming to town or whatever.
And then, you know, within a couple weeks, I had kind of a pretty good idea of what WrestleMania was going to be.
And so that was kind of my early exposure to the WWF.
And then in the late 80s, middle late 80s,
syndication went crazy.
And, I mean, I got to see Continental Championship Wrestling out of Birmingham, Alabama.
I mean, it was Florida Championship Wrestling.
Windy City.
Windy City.
That was a little bit later during when syndication was starting to phase down a little bit.
But, yeah, the Windy City Wrestling, I got to see.
It was on delay by, I don't know, maybe six weeks, but it was basically a syndicated one-hour version of the 90-minute show in Memphis that Jerry Lawler did.
and Bill Dundee booked off and on and Jerry Jarrett booked, which was a lot of fun, you know, with Lance Russell and Dave Brown hosting in the studio.
And, I mean, there's just, I mean, Portland wrestling we got for a little while.
It was crazy, the blocks of wrestling, one hour after another from all these territories that you could watch on Saturday mornings and Sunday mornings and then eventually Saturday night with Mick Karsh's Saturday night at ringside program where he would do local cut-ins or bumpers in between the shows.
So, I mean, on and on and on.
I mean, that was a really fun time, too.
And then it was pretty much during that time frame that I started the torch.
So that's my timeline and story of how I got into it.
It's cool.
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