Heath Mullikin

#119: Batman vs. Superman and Daredevil Season 2

By Heath Mullikin on May 2, 2016

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In this episode we talk about Batman vs. Superman and Daredevil Season 2. Mark also reviews some of the classic films he’s watched recently which leads us to a detailed discussion of the Godfather trilogy. We would love your comments by sending us a tweet @heathmullikin and @theddkshow or by joining and posting our Facebook Group, The Wrestling You Grew Up With. We would also appreciate if you took a moment to Like our Facebook Page, and leave us a rating and review on iTunes.

#118: A Look back at April 2016 in Wrestling

By Heath Mullikin on April 25, 2016

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After a hiatus of over a month, Heath Mullikin and Mark Whitman return with a look back at the month of April in Pro Wrestling. We review NXT Takeover Dallas, Wrestlemania, and the Raws since then. We also talk about the other wrestling we’ve been watching. We would love your comments by sending us a tweet @heathmullikin and @theddkshow or by joining and posting our Facebook Group, The Wrestling You Grew Up With. We would also appreciate if you took a moment to Like our Facebook Page, and leave us a rating and review on iTunes.

#117: Wrestlmania 32 2016 Preview

By Heath Mullikin on March 31, 2016

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Heath Mullikin and Mark Whitman give you their Wrestlemania 2016 preview looking at NXT Takeover, the Hall of Fame induction, Wrestlemania, and Monday Night Raw.
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#116: Stars of Starrcade 83-85 vs. Star of Wrestlemania 1-3

By Heath Mullikin on March 14, 2016

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Heath Mullikin and Mark Whitman create a dream card featuring the stars from Starrcade 83-85 vs. the stars of Wrestlemania 1-3. Who made the 10 match cut? Who got left out? What’s the main event of this dream card? What goes into booking a card like this? It’s not as easy as you might think. We would love your comments by sending us a tweet @heathmullikin and @theddkshow or by joining and posting our Facebook Group, The Wrestling You Grew Up With. We would also appreciate if you took a moment to Like our Facebook Page, and leave us a rating and review on iTunes.

#115: The Return of Shane, The Freebirds, The Election, and The Worst Wrestling Journalism

By Heath Mullikin on March 7, 2016

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In this episode of the Double Dropkick Show, Mark Whitman and Heath Mullikin talk about the return of Shane McMahon, The Freebirds going into the WWE Hall of Fame, the election, and the worst wrestling journalism. The guys pull no punches in giving their thoughts on the do’s and don’ts of covering an independent wrestling event. Let the record show that this is the show where the term Jeff Jabroni was coined. Plus, why they’re not as excited as everyone else is about the Shane vs. Undertaker match for Wrestlemania. We would love your comments by sending us a tweet @heathmullikin and @theddkshow or by joining and posting our Facebook Group, The Wrestling You Grew Up With. We would also appreciate if you took a moment to Like our Facebook Page, and leave us a rating and review on iTunes.

#114: What if Ric Flair’s career had ended after the plane crash?

By Heath Mullikin on February 29, 2016

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On October 4, 1975, wrestling was changed forever when a single engine plane crashed in Wilmington, NC. The crash ended the careers of 2 wrestlers including US Heavyweight Champion Johnny Valentine. 2 other wrestlers on the plane, Ric Flair and Tim Woods(Aka Mr. Wrestling) were able to continue to careers and Flair went on to become a 16 time World Champion widely regarded as the greatest of all time. What if Ric Flair’s career had ended after the plane crash? How would wrestling be different today? Which great superstars would’ve never been inspired to pursue wrestling because they never saw the Nature Boy? We would love your comments by sending us a tweet @heathmullikin and @theddkshow or by joining and posting our Facebook Group, The Wrestling You Grew Up With. We would also appreciate if you took a moment to Like our Facebook Page, and leave us a rating and review on iTunes.