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Hosted by Frank · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 116 episodes
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Step inside the Portland Sports Arena and relive the golden age of Pacific Northwest wrestling. From legendary feuds to hidden gems, our podcasts bring you the stories, matches, and larger-than-life personalities that defined one of wrestling’s most unique territories.Each episode dives into the history, characters, and unforgettable moments of Portland Wrestling—from household names who passed through on their way to national stardom, to the one-match wonders and obscurities that only true fans remember.If you love wrestling history, colorful characters, and the untold stories behind the
Frank hosts Portland Wrestling, a sports show with 116 episodes published.
The Cream of the Crop – Episode 1: Tony Borne & Lonnie Mayne Welcome to The Cream of the Crop: The Main Eventers, Money Draws, and Territory Legends , a brand-new journey through the biggest stars in Portland Wrestling h
Ringside in Rose City – Episode 47: We Haven't Mentioned These Guys Yet – Part 2 There are the legends everybody remembers—and then there are the wrestlers whose names can suddenly unlock a memory you haven't thought abo
The Attraction Archive – Episode 12: The Final Chapter... and the Beginning of a New Journey Every great series reaches its final chapter. After twelve episodes exploring the unforgettable attractions who made Portland W
Ringside in Rose City – Episode 46: Who We Haven't Talked About – Part 1 Not every wrestler was a main event star. Some were future champions finding their footing. Some arrived at just the wrong time. Others left behind
The Attraction Archive – Episode 11: World Champions, Trailblazers, and Wrestling's Lasting Mysteries Some wrestling attractions became legends because of championship victories. Others broke barriers that reached far be
Ringside in Rose City – Episode 45: July 1969 – New Champions, New Rivalries, and a Legendary Hawaiian Card The summer of 1969 is heating up, and so is Portland wrestling. This week, Frank Culbertson and Portland wrestli
The Attraction Archive – Episode 10: International Legends, Future Champions, and Wrestling's Smallest Giants The Attraction Archive travels around the wrestling world this week, from legendary Japanese stars and future
Ringside in Rose City – Episode 44: Ring Around the Northwest Hall of Fame – Part 2 & Remembering Siva Afi The Hall of Fame vault is open once again. Frank Culbertson and Portland Wrestling historian Mike Rodgers continu
🎙️ The Attraction Archive #9 – The Greatest of All Time, Future Champions, and Wrestling Originals Some wrestlers earned championships. Some earned fame. And a select few earned something even greater—the respect of gen
A great wrestling match could bring fans back next week. A great interview could sell out the building. In this special episode of Ringside in Rose City , Frank Culbertson and historian Mike Rogers return to the legendar
The Attraction Archive #8 – Legends, Champions, and Stories Worth Remembering Some attractions appeared only once. Some became world champions. And some left a legacy so great that one appearance in Portland was all it t
The summer of 1969 has arrived, and Portland Wrestling is changing before the fans' eyes. The Von Steigers are gone. New stars are stepping into the spotlight. Championships are changing hands, rivalries are intensifying
🎙️ The Attraction Archive #7 – Wrestling's Hidden Architects Some wrestlers became legends because of what they did inside the ring. Others changed wrestling history because of the people they influenced. In Episode #7
Episode 41 – Ring Around the Northwest Hall of Fame: The First 11 Years Some wrestlers became world champions. Others became household names. And some quietly built the foundation of Pacific Northwest wrestling one match
The Attraction Archive – Special Edition: Andre the Giant's Northwest Legacy Some wrestlers become champions. Some become legends. And then there was Andre the Giant —a once-in-a-lifetime attraction whose arrival alone w
The Attraction Archive – Episode 3: Legends, Valets, andWrestling's Greatest Mysteries The word attraction meant many things in professionalwrestling. Sometimes it meant a legendary international star. Sometimes it meant
Ringside in Rose City #38 April 1969: Jersey Joe, Bloodbaths, and the End of an Era One ring. One city. A thousand stories. This week, Frank Culbertson and historian Mike Rogerscontinue their journey through Portland Wre
The Attraction Archive – Episode 2: Giants, Pioneers, andUnforgettable Attractions Not every attraction came with a championship belt, and notevery wrestling legend spent years in Portland. Sometimes all it took was a br
Ringside in Rose City #37 – “They Worked Here?” One ring. One city. A thousand stories. And this week… the stories get unbelievable. When Lisa Hughes spins the wheel, the envelope reads: “They Worked Here?” And suddenly
Introducing: The Attraction Archive Bigger Stories. Bigger Personalities. Bigger Than EverBefore. The archive is open… and Portland Wrestling is about to get larger than life. After the success of Mid-Card Chronicles, ho
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