The American Wrestling Association (AWA) was a big deal in the wrestling world; they boasted some of the top talent in the world and a big TV footprint. It didn't last long, though. Verne Gagne's…
With Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn looking primed for another program together, we decided we should take a look at the early days of their rivalry. Kevin Steen and El Generico were two young stars in…
Dusty had the brilliant idea of watching the Survivor Series 10-team tag match from 1988. It is unclear as to whether he chose this match specifically because Andrew doesn't like Survivor Series…
In our previous episode, we covered Hulk Hogan's arrival at WCW at Bash at the Beach 1994. We all know that in wrestling, you don't only do it once, and you always raise the stakes for the second one.…
1994 marked a massive change for WCW. Bill Watts left the company, only to be replaced by Eric Bischoff in a shocking move. Bischoff's first massive move: sign the most famous professional wrestler in…
In part 2 of our foray into the Hardy Boyz, Dudley Boyz, and Edge and Christian, we explore the back half of their hottest run, including the infamous first two Tables, Ladders, and Chairs matches at…
Many people still associate tag team wrestling with what Edge and Christian, The Dudley Boyz, and the Hardy Boyz did starting in 1999 in WWF. The matches were fun, they were brutal, and they involved…
In 1992, the WWF had a ton of stars but not very much juice. They brought in Ric Flair, thinking they were going to match him up with the icon Hulk Hogan, but got cold feet and never made the match.…
The 1992 Royal Rumble is widely regarded as one of the best ever. Ric Flair broke the record for the longest time spent at the Royal Rumble at that time, and Bobby Heenan was his biggest cheerleader…
By 1989, Dusty Rhodes was already a wrestling legend. A multiple time NWA champ who had shown an ability to win over audiences all over the country, the time finally came for him to work for Vince…
