In this episode Vinnie and Ryan discuss WWE Wrestlemania 9 and all the twists and turns that come along with it. They also touch upon the premiere of Todd Pettengill, the 2 Doink angle, Vinnie's unique uses for grappling hooks and Ryan's unfounded hatred for the Genius. 

In this episode Vinnie and Ryan take on Halloween Havoc 1991 Chamber of Horrors Match and all the other fun that comes with it.   Somehow we tie it in with Scooby Doo, WCW's obsession with the phrase "up and coming youngsters" and we get into depth about PN News and the winner of the WCW Magazine rap contest winner. 

After weeks of teasing, Vinnie and Ryan finally tackle WCW Road Wild 1998 and all the ridiculousness that comes along with it. Such as Jay Leno main eventing a match he had no business being in.  Vinnie also gives his real feelings on Goldberg and all Goldberg related matches.

In this episode Vinnie and Ryan dive head first into their first "Ruthless Aggression" era PPV, the WWE Great American Bash 2004, discuss all the absurd concept matches, the attempted murder of Paul Bearer and the origins and intricacies of being from "Parts Unknown"

In this episode Vinnie and Ryan discuss the first ever WcW Uncensored ppv.  There are edge of your seat matches like "King of the Road", "Martial Arts Match", "Boxer vs Wrestler" and of course the debut of the "Ultimate Surprise"............the Renegade.   

In this episode, by request, Vinnie and Ryan cover the WWF Royal Rumble 1992. First an update is given about the infamous Jim Powers signed photo, then coverage of the actual rumble match itself, and finally a discussion that starts with Vinnie asking a simple question about what job gimmicks do modern WWE Superstars look like Vince would have given them in 1992 and it turns into a hypothetical situation within hypothetical situation.

Vinnie and Ryan dive deep into one of the last dozen WCW PPV's ever created. A show that mixes decent matches with terrible match gimmicks......Record contract ladder match, canadian rules match and of course the unforgettable "Judy Bagwell on a Forklift" match.  and when its all said and done there is a 20 minute rant about how WWE/WCW enhancement talent Jim Powers got his signed headshot at a local liquor store. 

In this episode Vinnie and Ryan dive deep into the new blood vs millionaires club rivalry and the "ready to rumble" triple cage match

In this episode, Vinnie and Ryan discuss wrestling Mt Rushmores thru the decades.  Singles, tag teams, factions of the 80's to 2010's get broken down and placed on a pedestal.  This is just our opinions and im sure we left some out, but message us and let us know what you think and who should have made the cut