This week on Good Times – Classic Wrestling Reviews, KJ and Steve bravely step into the chaos that is Hulk Hogan vs. The Ultimate Warrior from WCW Halloween Havoc 1998 — a match so strange it feels less like a wrestling main event and more like a late-night fever dream after too much pizza. WCW promised fans the rematch of two immortal legends, but instead delivered a surreal circus of smoke, mirrors, rambling Warrior promos, and Hogan looking like a man who immediately regretted agreeing to this. KJ and Steve try to make sense of Warrior’s cosmic ramblings, Hogan’s over-the-top theatrics, and a storyline that somehow felt both overly complicated and completely pointless at the same time. 🤯💪

Then the guys break down the match itself — a slow-motion spectacle featuring missed cues, confused referees, and the legendary mirror spot that has to be seen to be believed. Of course, no discussion would be complete without the infamous fireball mishap that looked less like mystical destruction and more like a backyard barbecue accident. KJ and Steve debate whether this disaster is actually entertaining because of how ridiculous it is, or if it’s simply proof that WCW in 1998 had completely lost the plot. Either way, this is peak “so bad it’s good” wrestling, and the laughs come almost as frequently as the botches. 🔥😂