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@WyldOats Tell me about it. We had 1PW try to make a breakthrough a few years back (involved Doug Williams, Tracey Smothers, Ulf Herman, Jody Fleisch, Goldust (he was called Goldustin then) and Curry Man) but they were troubled with financial problems. It's a shame because 1PW tried to bring in a...

@Krillep When Hart was saying; "I beat Stone Cold and I beat The Undertaker" I believe he was just describing his value and the push he received while with the WWF/E rather than saying he literally beat them in his matches. It's not an achievement to beat someone in a rigged contest, lol.

@donn409 You're joking? Lol. Some of the best matches in WWE history involved Bret Hart (Hart Foundation vs Brainbusters - S89, Hart Foundation vs Nasty Boys - W7, Bret Hart vs Mr Perfect - S91, Bret Hart vs Roddy Piper - W8, Bret Hart vs British Bulldog - S92, Bret Hart vs Owen Hart - W10, Bret...

Worrell Thompson sets the stage at around 2 seconds, he's eyeing her up and preparing to deliver his line. The pun was met with a nervous laugh and that look from the lady at around 12 seconds is priceless. Worrell Thompson couldn't even look her in the eye afterwards. Brilliant television, ha ha.

@TheNWA88 Yep, just checked the DVD anthology and the line is intact. I didn't realise it's significance until now (probably because I had The Coliseum Video edit for so long).

@spinnernet1 I do wonder whether it's because Hogan could easily get Dibiase to do the job for him while making him look good every single time. Hogan has been beating Dibiase from 1988 - 1993. Summerslam 1988 (Hogan pinned Dibiase as part of The Megapowers vs Megabucks), Survivor Series 1988 ('M...

Good call about Hogan jumping into the ring to make the count. He couldn't even let Warrior finish the match on his own, lol. A couple of months ago I watched the Savage interview saying that same thing here on Youtube. Objectively, Hogan put wrestling on the map with W3 and I still like watching...

Hogan entered the AWA straight after Rocky III which gave him a solid foundation for the WWF. WCW were merely desperate and, as the 1994 steroids scandal occurred, Hogan thought it best to stay out of the line of fire despite having protection. As for winning another title in WWF, he thanked his ...

I watched Ted Dibiase on a WWE legends show talk about wrestling families here on Youtube and how he idolised his father 'Iron' Mike Dibiase who died in the ring. It gave me a bit of insight into why Dibiase said these things about Warrior. Dibiase loved and respected the business through his fat...

@Papawill13 Sadly, I never rated Jarrett and I think his father's blind nepotism made me dislike him even further (the way Erik Watts and David Flair got into WCW via their fathers 'Cowboy' Bill Watts and Ric Flair respectively). The biggest reaction Jarrett ever got was when Debra McMichael was ...

I marked out for masked Kane more when he barely said a word.

Fantastic funny idea, but seems out of place in CZW which focuses on ultraviolence not this kind of comedy. It's almost something ECW would have come up with and, I'm sure, would have been well received in Philadelphia. The WWE dreams of coming up with stuff like this.

Good suggestions there, lol. The Lesnar vs Goldberg match was one of the few times in the WWE where it had to acknowledge reality (a little like KOTR 1995). The crowd were hating on both wrestlers who deserved it so I found the whole thing funny. I hated Bam Bam Bigelow vs OMG at W4, Tito Santana...

[Part 1] - I agree with everything you guys say about W5. Too much going on, too little time to do it in. 14 matches, Pipers Pit, Run D-MC and 'Rockin' Robin (bless her) 'singing' The National Anthem. I think the sleeper match of the night if given an extra 5 mins would be The Blue Blazer vs Mr P...

[Part 1] W3 was the first PPV I ever watched, not realising that very little was going to approach it's greatness again. What I loved was the sense of occasion (from Gene Okerlund before the event telling us the stats for what it took to set W3 up to the wrestling trolleys wrestlers would come t...

Very intelligent review, lads. My first recollection of watching W2 was; "very surreal" (George Wells selling Jake's snake, George Steele getting hit by 'Machoman' Randy Savage's flowers, 'Adorable' Adonis wearing a dress and the whole Corporal Kirschner vs Nikolai Volkoff one hit wonder). I watc...

The nostalgia rush watching this was so severe I got a delirious headache, lol. I watched 'Just for the Record' on CITV summer mornings in 1991 when I was living with my nan, grandad and Uncle John. I remember thinking "I'm not sure I want to watch this" at the time but thought I might as well as...

@CSAlmanac I wouldn't bet against it. Ross has been legitimately fired and rehired by WWE a couple of times before 1997 (the first two weeks after he suffered Bells Palsy - credit to Wikipedia) and I could imagine that would dampen anybody's enthusiasm and morale. Ross does have the look of a def...

@peterp21 1994 wasn't too bad, mainly due to Bret and Owen Hart (both had great matches at Royal Rumble, Wrestlemania 10 and the cage match at Summerslam 1994). I thought the WWE was pretty awful in 1993 but it's worst year was 1995 (appalling Royal Rumble, terrible Wrestlemania 11, disgusting Ki...

Sadly, the writing was on the wall for Virgil as soon as he 'freed' himself from Ted Dibiase. I got the impression the WWF didn't know what to do with him and, if it wasn't for Piper sitting at ringside, this match would be a lame duck. Once Sherri became Ted Dibiase's manager, his luck went dow...

@Otouto72 If you upload anything, even the most popular subject in the world, there are going to be critics. Sadly, that is life. The important thing is you are uploading stuff here that people will normally find difficult to get hold of and that is no bad thing at all. I have a Spectrum emulator...

@Spratmac8 I think you've done a good job and I like your motivation for doing it. If your animation leads on to bigger and better things all the power to you. :-)

RVD was phenomenal in ECW, pretty good in WWE (I actually felt he was held back athletically) but I think it's time for him to reinvent himself exactly like Scott Steiner did. Steiner's finishing move was The Frankinsteiner (hurricanrana) almost 20 years ago but he realised he could potentially b...

You are right, moderation is everything and 30-40% sounds reasonable. I think old companies relied too much on the squash match because they were cheap, the crowd were guaranteed something and the main wrestler would get air-time without risk of injury (I remember watching WCW Worldwide before 19...