Brian Damage
It is one of the biggest matches in the history of the WCW. A match that could have sold out any venue and headlined virtually any PPV. Yet, in their wisdom, the company gave it away for free on TV. In this latest ‘A Moment in Time‘, we look at the moment Goldberg won the WCW title. Continue reading
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… Continue reading
Craig Wilson, Brian Damage, Jamie Lithgow, John Carbery and Benjamin Trecroci
With this year marking 20 years since the birth of the Attitude Era, it seems as good a time as any to look back on the events that kicked off that hugely successful time in Wrestling as well as, from a modern perspective, looking back on it. And that’s exactly what we’ll do in today’s Sunday Sermon. Continue reading
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. Continue reading
Craig Wilson and Brian Damage
It’s Saturday so part for the latest instalment of This Week in Wrestling. Today, in part 14, Craig discusses the length of WrestleMania and looks at the results of this week’s blog polls while Brian shares all the best viral content he’s stumbled upon this week.
Craig Wilson
During the 1999s, Jeff Jarrett was a mainstay on wrestling tv. In this latest ‘Well That Didn’t Work‘, which makes a return today, takes a look at Jarrett and one of the strangest promos cut during the Monday Night Wars, when he cut a worked shoot promo on both WCW and WWF… Continue reading
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 7th 1996, you best continue reading this bonus edition of The Way We Was…
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. Continue reading
Craig Wilson
In his ‘The Way We Was‘ series, Jamie has taken us on an enjoyable journey through the world of wrestling in 1996. Inspired by that, we take a look back at one of the more ridiculous parts of the early Monday Night Wars, namely the Billionaire Ted skits aired by the WWE. Continue reading
Ring the Damn Bell 