It's part 2 of our Wrestling Society X series and this week we're watching episodes 3 and 4! Get ready for more Xplosions, exclusive Xtras, and several, SEVERAL Xervezas! Episode 3 caused MTV to rethink if maybe they went too far with the violence while episode 4 was a special effects Xtravaganza!

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This episode we embark on a 5 part series where The Panel watches and discusses the short lived MTV wrestling series Wrestling Society X! For part 1 we look back on the Pilot Episode and the second episode which feature a WSX Rumble and the crowning of the first ever WSX Champion delivered in a presentation style that is oh so very mid-aughts MTV.

All Wrestling Society X episodes are available on YouTube.

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Back in 2008, two professional wrestlers were making their name and staking their claim in the industry with their uppercuts and muttonchops. When their paths crossed in Chikara it lead to Chikara's first and only Steel Cage Match! This week we watch Brodie Lee (Luke Harper) vs Claudio Castagnoli (Cesaro) at Chikara's Style and Substance 2008 as they duke it out inside four sides of steel!

Watch along with us by following this link and watching from the beginning: https://youtu.be/RZkxAOTDH3Q

This match is featured on Chikara’s official YouTube channel. Or just search Claudio Castagnoli vs Brodie Lee Chikara, it’s the 18:37 long video.

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A year before the first Wrestlemania there was The Brawl to End It All, a grudge match between The Fabulous Moolah and Wendi Richter featuring Cyndi Lauper in Richter's corner. The event aired on MTV and set a ratings record for the then fledgling network. It was a mainstream crossover success for the WWF with Lauper and Captain Lou Albano taking their "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" on-camera beef from the screen to the ring and settling the score in the world's most famous arena: Madison Square Garden!

Watch along with us by following this link and watching from the beginning: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/xte2g7

If it’s been taken down and you find a YouTube link (search "Brawl to End It All" and look for the 2:46:33 long video) you can cue it up to the 1:43:17 mark.

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After weeks of seeing a young Yuji Nagata cut his teeth on Thunder during his NJPW excursion, we take a look at his MMA career that spans only two fights but they're against two of the scariest heavyweights to ever step foot in an MMA ring: Mirko CroCop and “The Last Emperor” Fedor Emelianenko. Fighting spirit can only do so much when you're going against two of the baddest dudes to ever walk the planet. It's also Andrea and Andrew's first times watching Japanese freakshow MMA. Matt delves into his family's fighting pedigree. Stephen puts on his tinfoil conspiracy theory hat.

Watch along with us by cuing up the following YouTube links:

Mirko CroCop: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Jq-P1hiw6w

Fedor Emelianenko: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grFhxcPEmOc

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It's the most violent match in Lucha Underground history and one of the most spectacular death matches to ever air on network television! This week The Panel's watching Killshot vs Dante Fox in a Hell of War match at Night 1 of Ultima Lucha Tres. This is not for the squeamish, especially when it comes to BODILY FLUIDS! Andrew gives us the ins-and-outs of Lucha Underground, from their dedicated fanbase to their unique presentation of professional wrestling. LONG LIVE HARDCORE WRESTLING!

Watch along with us by cuing up Lucha Underground Season 3, Episode 37 to the 14:20 mark of the episode: https://tubitv.com/tv-shows/478535/s03-e37-ultima-lucha-tres-part-i

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Last Night Television locks horns with Professional Wrestling in this edition of Lost Tapes! The team of Diamond Dallas Page and Jay Leno team up to square off against "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff in front of thousands of non-paying bikers at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally for Road Wild '98! How has this match aged since being given a 1 1/4 star rating by Dave Meltzer? Andrew tries out some roast jokes.

Watch along with us by cuing up WCW Road Wild '98 to the 2:16:45 mark of the PPV on your streaming platform of choice.

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The Lost Tapes series is our watch along series and for Volume 1 we are watching Sting vs Cactus Jack in a Falls Count Anywhere match for the WCW World Heavyweight Title at Beach Blast '92. Yes, Beach BLAST, not Beach BASH as we say over and over. We know, we know... but sorry not sorry. It's a 4.5 star match according to Dave Meltzer, a certified slobberknocker! Andrew discusses entrance themes, Andrea gives her thoughts upon seeing non-Crow gimmick Sting for the first time, and Matt reveals where he's been partying.

Watch along with us by cuing up WCW Beach Blast '92 to the 52:32 mark of the PPV on your streaming platform of choice.

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After a two week hiatus, Thunder returned to the airwaves for a Wednesday night go-home show leading up to Road Wild! The Panel finally gets to experience The nWo Nightcap. Matt gets his wish when Hacksaw Jim Duggan and Meng throw down for a hoss battle. Andrew gets his wish when "Double J" Jeff Jarrett appears on Thunder. Andrea gets her wish when there's a reveal of the same thing under the thing being removed. "Hollywood" Hulk Hogan makes his Thunder return and threatens to murder Diamond Dallas Page and Jay Leno.

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Just sit right back and you'll hear a tale. A tale of a fateful Thunder that started from this Turner owned network. Aboard WCW the ship set ground in Oakland, California of this uncharted Thusday night. With DDP, the nWo too, Dean Malenko and his eyes, the cruiserweights, Duggan and some dancing fools here on Gilligan's isle!

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