Live from the future site of Wrestlemania XXX, the Four Horsemen Review is back to bring the pain and drop some knowledge...You know what ignore that part about the pain. We attended the Elimination Chamber live and boy does it make a difference when watching a WWE show. This time around we have a huge nWo type cast discussing all the matches and events including how damn awesome Mark Henry is, how badly Jack Swagger may have fucked up his opportunity at Wrestlemania, and the dominance of The Shield!. Beware! WCW March is right around the corner! Follow us on Twitter @horsemenreview and E-mail us at [email protected]

The year 2000 was not very kind to WCW. In addition to the general decline of the overall product, WCW also had the misguided idea to produce a motion picture that would highlight their product. The result was a mess. The tone of the film was wildly inconsistent and at points painful to sit through. Chris, Garrett, and Andy sat down and recorded their impressions of this film. If, God forbid, you own a copy of this disasterpiece then simply hit play when we do and watch along with us. E-mail us at [email protected]. Follow us on twitter @horsemenreview

The road to Wrestlemania begins here! The Royal Rumble is the first major event of the year and we all agreed that it delivered. In spite of the fact that the show only had 4 matches, its two main events were both fairly good despite the predictability of the endings.  This show we discuss how damn good Big Show actually is, how much of a beat down Punk laid on the Rock, and how this may have been the best rumble match ever. 

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2012 is in the books and thank goodness for that. While several matches and feuds were quite good, the overall year was fairly boring and forgettable. We discuss the best matches, Superstars, Divas and PPV"s of the year while also trashing the worst of those categories.  A FULL CAST (plus TWO WHOLE NEW BONUS GUEST STARS!!), sat down and debated all the points and gave their picks for the best and worst of the year.

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For a show that seemed on paper to be a complete waste of time, TLC 2012 surprised everyone by being a shockingly good show. Despite the lack of a WWE title defense due to CM Punk's injury and the thrown togetherness of The Shield vs. Hell No and Ryback, almost everyone on the card performed above and beyond the call of duty. The full cast was gathered as Chris, Garrett, Ron and Scott were gobsmacked about The Shield's debut, called out Kofi Kingston's boringness, and were horrified by 3MB's racisim. E-mail us at [email protected]

In a previous review, we mentioned Wrestlemania 17 (or X-7 if you are extreme) had perhaps the greatest card on paper that we had ever seen. Turns out, that for many of us, this was in fact the best show that we've ever seen. This was a show so good, a new letter grade had to be devised to grade it. Garrett, Chris, Ron, Scott, and special guest star from the Nola Nerd Cast Andy, sat down and watched the first meeting between Undertaker and Triple H at Wrestlemania, the incredible TLC 2, the nostalgic bliss of the gimmick battle royal, and the sheer brutality of Rock and Austin for the WWF title. This show has our highest recommendation! E-mail us at [email protected]!

Meh, Survivor Series 2012 was another wasted show. After having their primary Survivor Series match butchered and repackaged, the show never quite found it's footing. Throw in an incredibly long, super pointless, and God-damn ridiculous segment involving AJ and Vickie Guerrero, you can see why this show suffered. Chris, Garrett, and Ron go over all the matches, lose their mind about AJ and Vickie, and then lose their shit about Dean Ambrose!! E-mail us at [email protected].

Meh. That was our reacton upon seeing the latest WWE pay per view event. Not only was there only ONE Hell in a Cell match, the one match that they did have was not worthy of the name. The rest of the card was either surprisingly good or mind baffingly mediorcre. This show saw a wonderful U.S. Title match, a surprisingly excellent World Heavyweight Title match, and a Tag Team Title match that would have been the match of the show except for the end. Join this "3-count" edition (Technically a full show edition but Scott was sickly and also had not seen the show.) as Garrett, Ron, and Chris break down the action match by match. E-mail us at [email protected]

UGHHHH....That was the collective noise at Four Horsemen Pay Per View Review HQ once we had finished this monstrosity. 2000 was not the best year for the existence of WCW. The landscape was dominated by the completely nonsensical feud between the New Bloods and the Millionaire's club, an overpropensity for low blows, and A GOD DAMN ACTOR BEING YOUR WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION! Join this special "3-count" edition as Chris, Garrett, and Ron as they suffer through this waking nightmare so you don't have to. 

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"I am the Tag Team Champions!" After the surprise hit of Summerslam, we waited to see if the they could keep up the pace with their annual Night of Champions event.  In this special "3-Count" edition, Garrett, Chris, and Ronald talk about the unlikely success of Daniel Bryan and Kane, the sheer repetitious boredom of alberto Del Rio and Sheamus, and the unlikely chemistry of CM Punk and John Cena. 

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