Top Five WCW Mistakes

Brian Gravagna, Benjamin Trecroci and Jamie Lithgow

It’s quite remarkable, when you think about it, that after all this time talking about wrestling – since 2012, in fact – and all the Top Five articles since then, we’ve never looked at the Top Five WCW mistakes. What a topic and what a wealth of options available. So let’s go.

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He’s So Rude! The Time Rick Rude appeared on WWF, WCW and ECW Television!

Brian Damage

On one night in 1997, due to TV tapings, live events and broadcast schedules, wrestling fans saw ‘Ravishing’ Rick Rude appear on three different wrestling promotion’s shows on the same night. Today we go back almost 20 years to see the events that led to that moment.

Whatever Happened to 3-Minute Warning

Craig Wilson

The Anoa’i family have a very long history in the wrestling business, particularly with the WWE. Today we take a look at a pair from the family who competed with the WWE in the early 200s as we ask ‘Whatever Happened to‘ 3-Minute Warning’s Rosey and Jamal.

Whatever Happened to Kimberly Page?

Brian Damage

A former manager to Johnny B. Badd and The Booty Man, a Nitro girl and one time wife of Diamond Dallas Page. In this latest piece, we ask ‘Whatever Happened to‘ Kimberley Page.

The Way We Was: WCW Bash at The Beach 1996

Jamie Lithgow

This past Sunday marked 20 years since the 1996 Bash at The Beach. Most of you reading this will already be aware of the significance this event holds in not only WCW, but wrestling history. However, for the benefit of those who have no idea what happened at Daytona Beach on July 7^th 1996, you best continue reading this bonus edition of The Way We Was…

Top Five nWo Moments

Craig Wilson, Jamie Lithgow and Brian Damage

At the end of May 1996, just over 20 years ago, Scott Hall debuted on WCW Nitro in an angle that would eventually lead to the formation of the New World Order (nWo). In this latest Top Five, to mark that 20 year anniversary, we list our favourite and most memorable nWo moments.

The Era That Time Forgot: Ruthless Aggression

Brian Damage

For many the halcyon days of WWE were the much vaunted Attitude Era when a whole host of superstars became household names as some 20million watch wrestling week in week out. What is less remembered is the era that followed it: the Ruthless Aggression Era. Today we look at that era and the superstars it created.