Remember When WCW Had A Hall of Fame?

Brian Damage

Most wrestling fans are very familiar with WWE’s Hall of Fame. It began in 1993 and the ceremony…for the most part…has been televised the night before the company’s biggest event of the year…Wrestlemania. Ever since WWE came up with the concept, several other pro wrestling halls of fame have emerged including the TNA/Impact Wrestling Hall of Fame, The George Tragos/Lou Thesz Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame and an actual brick and mortar Hall…The Professional Wrestling Hall of Fame. All of these honor pro wrestling’s legends from the past. There was another that some may have forgotten all about and that was the World Championship Wrestling Hall of Fame.

Remember When WCW Held ‘The King of Cable’ Tournament

Brian Damage

Superstation WTBS and professional wrestling….it went together like peanut butter and jelly. From Georgia Championship Wrestling to World Championship Wrestling (With a brief cameo from the World Wrestling Federation as well) wrestling has been a big part of TBS’ programming through the years. In 1992, TBS celebrated 20 years of pro wrestling on the super station. TBS executives in conjunction with WCW, decided to celebrate the anniversary the only way they knew possible…..with a wrestling tournament.

Remember When… The Fantastics Faced Each Other on WWE Raw

Craig Wilson

Bobby Fulton and Tommy Rogers, as ‘’The Fanatastics’’, they were a popular National Wrestling Alliance tag team during the 1980s. However, did you know the pair faced off against each other on Raw as part of the light-heavyweight division?

Remember When…The Honkytonk Man Went to WCW Briefly

Brian Damage

A recent inductee into the WWE Hall of Fame, Wayne ‘The Honky Tonk Man’ Farris was a top heel for the company in the 80s, including a lengthy run as Intercontinental Champion. But in 1994 he had a cup of coffee run with WCW – it’s that run that we look at in this latest piece.

Remember When the WWE “Retired” the Intercontinental Title?

Brian Damage 

For many, the Intercontinental title is an iconic built. During the peak years in the 80s it was seen as the worker’s belt and later became the first run on the ladder for future superstars. But that didn’t stop the WWE briefly retiring it, the focus of today’s piece.

Remember When… The WWE Presented T.A.F.K.A Goldust in 1997

Craig Wilson

We return with a ‘Remember When?‘ piece, going back to the end of 1997 when Goldust dropped the golden part of his ring attire and became ‘T.A.F.K.A Goldust, to somewhat mixed reviews…

Remember When…Eric Escobar Received A Huge Push Before a Quick Release from the WWE

Brian Damage

The WWE career of ‘The Puerto Rican Nightmare’ Eric Perez aka Eric Escobar is one that is a real head-scratcher. In this latest ‘Remember When‘ piece we look at his quick push and fall back down to earth.

Remember When…Vince McMahon Ushered in the Attitude Era

Craig Wilson

Twenty years ago this year, on the 15 December 1997 of Raw is War, to start the second hour, Vince McMahon cut a charged promo in which he outlined the changes ahead for his company. In this ‘Remember When?‘ we look back at a promo widely regarded as the birth of the Attitude Era.

Remember when…Raven Crucified The Sandman in ECW

Craig Wilson

Am American promotion featuring a crucifixion angle, you say? Well, it could only have been one promotion back in the mid-90s. That’s right, Extreme Championship Wrestling. In this latest ‘Remember When’ piece, we look at when Raven crucified The Sandman.