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Bruce Prichard Invades ‘The Masked Man Show’!

Bruce Prichard joins the show to talk about his return to the WWE for the 25th anniversary of ‘Raw’

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David Shoemaker is joined by Nick Mundy from The Team Tiger Awesome Show to discuss Jason Jordan’s importance to Roman Reigns (01:30), concerns about WrestleMania (07:00), and the return of the Bálor/Bullet Club and the Miz (12:00). Then Bruce Prichard of Something to Wrestle With Bruce Prichard joins the show to talk about his return to the WWE for the 25th anniversary of Raw (16:30), the method to planning the madness that is a Royal Rumble (23:30), his favorite recurring “spots” from the Rumble (35:30), the biggest screw up that no one noticed during a Royal Rumble (39:45), and turning Hulk Hogan heel (44:15).

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