You read that right, Tank Abbott goes over The Great Muta clean in this episode of Thunder. How does this happen? You'll just have to listen to find out. Lance Storm recristens the WCW United States Championship to the Canadian Heavyweight Championship. Kronik nearly kills Disco Inferno during a handicap match. Kevin Nash cuts a "shoot" interview. Harlem Heat reunite to take on Jeff Jarrett and Rick Steiner. 

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There's a new WCW World Heavyweight Champion and it's the 1-time! 1-time! 1-time champ: BOOKER T! Mike Tenay conducts a sit down interview with Scott Steiner with dire consequences. Positively Kanyon goes on a Kanyon Cutting spree. Mike Awesome and Rick Steiner hoss out. The Panel's time fax prayers have been answered as Stevie Ray joins the commentary team! 

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What started as a work for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship between Hulk Hogan and Jeff Jarrett became a shoot after Vince Russo cut a promo at Bash at the Beach. This would lead to Hogan's "win" over Jarrett as being Hogan's final appearance in WCW. The Panel takes a deep dive into this event as they explore the discourse surrounding this infamous shoot incident. 

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It's the go-home show for Bash at the Beach and Booker T finds himself in the main event against Jeff Jarrett for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship and the fans are here for it. The card starts off hot with a 4 Corners match between Lance Storm, Billy Kidman, Rey Misterio Jr. and Disco Inferno (ok, 3/4 of it is hot). The feud between the tag team champions, The Perfect Event, and a production dude named Woody continues on. Jarrett continues to sell his match against Hulk Hogan at Bash at the Beach all by himself. Mike Awesome tries to blind Rick Steiner as the camera crew does nothing. 

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As we approach Bash at the Beach 2000, Hulk Hogan... or is it Hollywood Hogan... maybe it's just Terry, either way, the Hulkster is nowhere to be found. But in his place, again, is his nephew Horace Hogan and this time he's gone full Stone Cold as he tries to take the WCW World Heavyweight Championship from the cho-cho-chosen one Jeff Jarrett. The Cat takes his job very seriously as he booked this Thunder with ratings in mind. Lance Storm wrestles his first ever Thunder match. No one is safe from Positively Kanyon. The feud between the WCW Tag Team Champions, The Perfect Event, and a random production guy named Woody, unfortunately, continues on. 

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Lance Storm makes an immediate impact and a big time player in WCW when he gets the Scott Hall treatment on Nitro and then takes out 3 Count, The Artist, and the Misfits in Action in his Thunder debut! Kevin Nash continues to go after the WCW champion Jeff Jarrett while Goldberg teases Nash by holding Hall's contract hostage. The Cat lays down the law and forces Shane Douglas into a match against both members of Kronik. Vampiro puts Dale Torborg through the ringer in order for Dale to rescue Asya. David Flair shaves a man's head. 

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Romance is in the air as star crossed lovers cross former lovers who double cross former tag team partners inside and outside the ring across this episode of Thunder! It's a rope opera in this post-GAB world. Goldberg has turned heel. Jeff Jarrett defends his WCW World Championship against Kidman. Vampiro continues his feud with Steve. Keving Nash brings up the film Deliverance and Vince Russo brings up Scott Hall's contract. 

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It's the go-home show for the Great American Bash! And what a gift this go-home week has been as this Thunder follows one of the most disappointing Nitros that featured Goldberg's return. They also banned Goldberg from the arena for Thunder. The Wall sports a new lewk. Mike Awesome competes in a non-ambulance match. Daffney defends the WCW Cruiserweight championship. In another rebrand, Hollywood Hogan is back! ASS!

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With the David Arquette over on WCW television, it's time to revisit the reason for the most controversial WCW World Heavyweight Champion: READY TO RUMBLE! Andrew and Matt take a look back at the this wrestling buddy comedy film. Directed by Brian Robbins. Written by Steven Brill. Starring David Arquette, Oliver Platt, Scott Caan, Rose McGowan, Martin Landau, Joe Pantoliano, Sting, DDP, Kanyon, Goldberg, The Macho Man Randy Savage, Michael Buffer, and more! Sometimes two heads are simply more than one!

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Terry Funk takes on Chris Candido in a Hardcore match that almost leads to them getting murdered by a horse. The feud between Ric Flair and Vince Russo now involves both of Ric's sons as Reid Flair teams up with his dad Ric to take on Russo and David Flair. THAT'SA LOTTA FLAIR! The Cat is now the WCW Commissioner and he gives Shane Douglas a WCW World Heavyweight Championshop title shot against Jeff Jarrett. The Cat also books a match between Kidman, Horace, and Sting and also gives Shawn Stasiak and Chuck Palumbo a WCW tag team title shot against Kronik. Norman Smiley and Ralphus invade a rival wrestling organization. In the Main Event, Kevin Nash and Scott Steiner take on Rick Steiner and Tank Abbott. 

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