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"Voices of the Ring: The Bob Caudle & Les Thatcher Chronicles Shoot"
Sep 4, 2024 ·
1h 30m 3s
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"Voices of the Ring: The Bob Caudle & Les Thatcher Chronicles Shoot"
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Dive into the golden era of wrestling with "Voices of the Ring," featuring legendary broadcasters Bob Caudle and Les Thatcher. Experience the nostalgic journey through the eyes of two men...
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Dive into the golden era of wrestling with "Voices of the Ring," featuring legendary broadcasters Bob Caudle and Les Thatcher. Experience the nostalgic journey through the eyes of two men who called the shots from the ringside and shaped the narrative of wrestling's classic matches. From behind-the-scenes tales to the evolution of wrestling broadcasts, Bob and Les share insights and memories that defined an era. This exclusive interview unveils the personal stories and professional milestones of two icons who brought wrestling legends to life for millions of fans. Don't miss this captivating walk down memory lane in the world of professional wrestling!
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- (00:01) Les Thatcher and Bob Caudle reminisce about their iconic introductions in wrestling programs like Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling and Smoky Mountain Wrestling, highlighting the countless times they've greeted wrestling fans.
- (01:35) Bob Caudle recounts his early broadcasting days starting in the 1960s with Crockett Promotions and WRL TV in Raleigh, where he entered the wrestling industry by chance.
- (02:08) Les Thatcher shares his early experiences in television wrestling, initially working with a promoter named Beber McCoy in Savannah, leading to his long tenure with the Crocketts without a formal contract.
- (07:24) The discussion touches on the evolution of wrestling broadcasts, noting how multiple programs like Nick Pon's and the Mid-Atlantic show were recorded simultaneously with different audio to cater to various cities.
- (15:19) They reflect on their roles as broadcasters, emphasizing the importance of focusing on wrestlers rather than themselves, contrasting with some contemporaries who sought personal fame over promoting the sport.
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