Join Ontario independent wrestling personality, Bill Chase, as he takes you on an ongoing journey throughout his years as a wrestling fan from 1987 all the way to today.

On this episode Bill reminisces about one of the most, and arguably the most, talked about and controversial story in the history of wrestling.  The Montreal Screwjob.  He reflects on how passionate about this feud he really was as a fan how much he despised HBK, how much he adored Bret, the ongoing teacher strike, the anxious weekend he had waiting for the show itself, and of course, the match itself, and being a die-hard Bret Hart fan himself, he answers the burning question people have been asking him for years ... Who Really Screwed Bret?   

Join Ontario independent wrestling personality, Bill Chase, as he takes you on an ongoing journey throughout his years as a wrestling fan from 1987 all the way to today.

On this episode Bill reminisces about when WCW was red-hot, and the night Halloween Havoc 1997 took place.  He talks about how the "Age in the Cage" main event did nothing for him even leading up to the show, how DDP/Savage was the feud that had him invested, he also talks about the infamous Eddie vs. Rey match.  Plus, a school strike, how bad the Ti-Cats were, and certain things that took place on RAW the following night.  

Join Ontario independent wrestling personality, Bill Chase, as he takes you on an ongoing journey throughout his years as a wrestling fan from 1987 all the way to today.

On this episode Bill reminisces about Kurt Angle going to TNA.  He talks about his shocking departure from WWE, how much a big deal this was for TNA, how psyched he was for the impending showdown with Samoa Joe, plus the first time he ever held a TNA Pay Per View party!  

Join Ontario independent wrestling personality, Bill Chase, as he takes you on an ongoing journey throughout his years as a wrestling fan from 1987 all the way to today.

On this episode Bill reminisces about that crazy time that was the Fall of 1995.  He talks about how he was over Diesel as champion, how not all of 1995 was as bad as people say, the rise of Shawn Michaels, the debut of the Goldust character that he just didn't get, the changes this show had to go through, and of course the show itself, with a certain CFL Hall of Famer sitting front row.  

Join Ontario independent wrestling personality, Bill Chase, as he takes you on an ongoing journey throughout his years as a wrestling fan from 1987 all the way to today.

On this episode Bill reminisces about the time changing period that was late 1992, and zeroes in on what would be the final episode of Saturday Night's Main Event for about 13 years.  He also talks about the arrival of new talents, the direction the company was headed in, Bret Hart as the new gut to carry the company.  Also, the departure of a top star, and the return of another.  He also talks a bit about Survivor Series '92 which occurred less than two weeks after this.    

Join Ontario independent wrestling personality, Bill Chase, as he takes you on an ongoing journey throughout his years as a wrestling fan from 1987 all the way to today.

On this episode, Bill continues his discovery of Tape Trading into the 2000's, which gave him a major appreciation for Indy wrestling stars more than ever, many of whom would go on to shine in WWE, including one that became one of his all-time favorites.  This era lead Bill into becoming more enthralled with the local scene and in many ways lead him to be  a part of it.  

Join Ontario independent wrestling personality, Bill Chase, as he takes you on an ongoing journey throughout his years as a wrestling fan from 1987 all the way to today.

On this episode, Bill looks back on a time he met a friend who was into tape trading.  It was this time Bill fell in love with the territories, appreciating wrestlers he never cared for, developing  a new respect for wrestlers he already liked, and further valuing the history of promotions outside of the WWF or even WCW.  Meeting his friend Mark, helped further mold his wrestling fandom, and he talks about watching those tapes that blew him away.  

Join Ontario independent wrestling personality, Bill Chase, as he takes you on an ongoing journey throughout his years as a wrestling fan from 1987 all the way to today.

On this episode, Bill looks back on when a WWF pay per view came to his hometown of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada for the first time (Royal Rumble '88 was NOT a PPV let's be clear about that).  He reminisces about the fact he didn't have tickets but all his friends and acquaintances at school seemed to be going, he talks about the hope of attending show, as well as the show itself, even the Sunday Night Heat that aired beforehand with a certain tag team achieving their first televised victory, and the confidence that "Stone Cold" Steve Austin would again overcome the odds.  

Join Ontario independent wrestling personality, Bill Chase, as he takes you on an ongoing journey throughout his years as a wrestling fan from 1987 all the way to today.

On this episode, Bill looks back on one of the hottest eras of pro wrestling, 1998.  He looks back on WCW/nWo Fall Brawl '98, the annual War Games match he always got excited about year after year.  He talks about the arrival of the Warrior in WCW, the horrendous angle of "Last Call" Scott Hall, how he wasn't actively watching Nitro week after week, but still enjoyed certain things about WCW, and the fact that the WWF had a PPV coming up in his hometown of Hamilton, Ontario, Canada ... yet he didn't have tickets for it.  

Join Ontario independent wrestling personality, Bill Chase, as he takes you on an ongoing journey throughout his years as a wrestling fan from 1987 all the way to today.

On this episode, Bill looks back on a RAW & Smackdown he attended in Toronto back to back in September of 2001.  He talks about how he felt about the Invasion, how he scored tickets to this show, the dread of school and his friends not being there with him, and the shows themselves which included him meeting a very intriguing young lady.