Rey Mysterio vs. Psychosis: Lucha Libre WCW Style
July 7, 1996 is a really important day in wrestling history, and you know why: The Carson City Silver Dollar Pole Match ... and Rey/Psychosis.
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Rey Mysterio Jr. vs. Psychosis is Timeless
Talk around the WCW cruiserweight division always comes back to the idea of these guys really introducing a certain pace and style of match to the American mainstream audiences of the 90s. Dude, forget those people in the stands and watching on pay-per-view, this shit blows my socks
Sometimes Nitro Just Happens | WCW Monday Nitro 11/24/97
Not every episode of WCW Monday Nitro can be the greatest night in the history of our sport. Many of them don't even try. Here's one of those!
The Assassination of Jim Duggan By the Coward Bill Goldberg | WCW Monday Nitro 6/26/00
Despite happening on a show that exists to destroy the emotional sincerity that is core to pro wrestling, Goldberg/Jim Duggan transcends.
Joseph and Colette Discuss WarGames 1994
Joseph and Colette have a less than casual disagreement about one of Colette's favorite matches.
Nasty Dreams: WarGames '94
While not quite the last classic WarGames match, the '94 Stud Stable/Rhodes & Nasties beef is one hell of a ride.
The View Never Changes, but WarGames Sure Does
This match has a reputation for being "the last great classic WarGames." Classic in this case, of course, referring more to the lineage of the match as opposed to any indicator of quality. As far as the traditional WarGames as first conceived by Dusty Rhodes and utilized under
If You Don't Flex With Lex I Don't Fuck With You | WCW Monday Nitro 8/4/97
LEX LUGER. HULK HOGAN. THE GREATEST NIGHT IN THE HISTORY OF OUR SPORT.
Patron Saints: Three Midrange John Cena Matches
No wrestler has a career that's just bangers, so Colette dug deep into some mid-tier Cena matches to see what, if anything, could be learned about his greatness.
Patron Saints: Four Early John Cena Matches
Four early career John Cena matches, including an indie clash against Frankie Kazarian, his first singles match against Batista in OVW, and two Velocity showcases against London and Danielson.