With the recent release of WCW Thunder on the WWE Network, a couple of Marks from Cleveland conduct an episodic review of one of the most interesting, but also damning shows in pro wrestling history.
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With the recent release of WCW Thunder on the WWE Network, a couple of Marks from Cleveland conduct an episodic review of one of the most interesting, but also damning shows in pro wrestling history.
Hurricane Floyd prevents this week's edition of Thunder. So instead we dicuss the world title picture over the past few months. It's not fun, but we have a goal to watch and review every week and we make it happen.
It is the go home show for Fall Brawl 1999 and things are heating up between Revolution and Sid & Steiner. Lenny Lane and Kaz push their fued to a boiling point and Adrian Byrd & Bobby Blaze go up against Sid!
Well it's the twlight zone for us as we forgot to hit record, but nevertheless we forged on as we always did and talked even longer. We break down Sid as a character, Buzz Stern, and what might the Harlem Heat's finisher be called.
WE ARE BACK. Covid 19 cannot stop us from reviewing pretaped Thunders in the summer of 99. WWF might have HHH vs. The Rock for the world title, but we have Disorderly Conduct, the First Family, and Prince Iaukea!
We are live from Lubbock Texas and Sid is on a rampage. We have a lot of DQs, no replays, and we both loved this episode. Why? Because it is a meaningful episode with one of the biggest SHOCKERS in the history of Thunder.
We are pretaped on the go home edition for Road Wild 1999. There is literally nothing I can say to hype you up for this episode. There are 4 matches. 3 of them are squashes. This show sucked. But we press on.
We are less than 10 days from Road Wild and things are getting Viscous on Thunder. Kanyon has a billion dollar house, Macho Man teases the driver of the hummer, and GOLDBERG makes his big return....
We are pre-taped in Moline and there's not a whole lot to discuss this week. We get a LOT of replayed matches from Nitro. Erik Watts is Kyle's MVP performer and that's all you need to know about this week's Thunder.
We are live from Moline, IL! This week we share stories of Moline, discuss the chaos that is WCW storylines in the summer of 99, and let you know who Robert Wuhl is.
We are one month from Road Wild on this pretaped Thunder in the summer of 1999 and there is no redeeming qualities. Rick Fuller wins cleanly. Need I say more?
It is the go home edition for Bash at the Beach 1999. What a shit PPV this is lining up to be. But tonight Lenny Lane beats Eddie Guerrero, Jimmy Hart campaigns for scrubs, and David Flair is the US Champ???
We are pretaped in Lafayette, but don't sleep on this Thunder. Randy Savage needs GPS, El Dandy impresses in an 8 man tag, and Brad Armstrong shows his rap side.
Thunder is live from LA Fayette as we are still wondering who drove the hummer? Eddie Guerrero makes his return, but its overshadowed by the return of Steven Regal. Lodi saves Lenny and Malenko beats women. All this and more on Thunder 68!
Well it's a pretape Thunder that aired after a ppv but recorded before a ppv. So you know what that means- Crap matches, no storylines, and lots of replays. We can't lie this show is shit, but that's what we do.
We are live from Syracuse in the go home edition for Great American Bash 1999. Believe it or not, things happen, and the tag titles are on the line in the main event. All this and Brian Adams is a Kevin Nash look alike?
We are pretaped in South Carolina and the show is actually pretty solid. We have a handful of good long matches. But let's not bury the lede, BRIAN KNOBBS IS IN THE FIRST FAMILY!
We are live for the first time in weeks and it feels like we are watching the same episode as last week. Macho Man is unhinged, DDP and Benoit put on a clinic, and Mean Gene stares into Medusa's eyes and turns to stone.
We are pre-taped and pre-empted this week on Thunder and hoo boy is it a shitty Thunder. Macho Man buries half the roster, Barry Horowitz jobs to David Flair, but we do get to behold the glorious mullet that is Nick Patrick's main event hair.
It is the pretaped go home show for Slamboree 1999 and hoo boy is this a dog shit Thunder. The Texas Hangmen are in action, we get 10 day old replays, and we discuss why the fuck it is so bad.
The Thursday Night Wars began on this day 20 years ago and WCW knew they had to battle WWF with their best foot forward. We get Kevin Nash in a hardcore match, DDP defends his title in hardcore rules, and Stevie Ray battles Jerry Flynn!
With the recent release of WCW Thunder on the WWE Network, a couple of Marks from Cleveland conduct an episodic review of one of the most interesting, but also damning shows in pro wrestling history.
