Rebooking the Territory - A Professional Wrestling Podcast the way it SHOULD have been!

Scott Steiner had a great run, both in tag teams and singles divisions, but he may have just missed being the greatest of the 90s.  What if he didn't have a brief run with his brother in WWF, but instead was pushed to the moon as a singles?  

As a kid, it felt like Rick Rude wrestled in the WWF forever, but really it was only a handful of years.  He left for WCW and then was injured, never returning to the ring for a singles run again.  Could he have been convince to stay and be the top dog for Vince McMahon up to the attitude era?  

Is Thurman "Sparky" Plug the absolute bottom and Hardcore Holly the absolute peak?  Or can we take him higher (or drop him lower).  Adam Cozens joins us to find out.

Ric Flair started the 90s incredibly hot, but by the end of the decade he had been disrespected, mistreated, and thrown aside.  Ric had so much left in the tank though, and we give him the run he deserved.

Goldust is the character that was introduced in the New Generation of superstars, yet really is the beginning of the Attitude Era.  He was flamboyant, but problematic.   Today A.J. Kirsch (WWE Tough Enough) joins us top rebook that early run. 

The main event of Wrestlemania VI was one of the greatest matches in the history of wrestling!  It was colossal, and the Warrior was riding high.  But his run at the top was over in less than a year.  We change that now!

Cristian Duran takes a look with us at the WWE career of Matt Hardy.  Was it BROKEN...in the bad way?  

Mr. Perfect had an amazing run in the late 80s and early 90s in the WWF, but it wasn't perfection.  Today comedian Jay Nog joins the show and we look to make Curt Hennig's story flawless.  

One of the more cringe-worthy storylines that, at best, could be called racially insensitive.  Should Booker T have won the title that night?  If so, how would that have changed things for him?

He has quite possibly the most famous, or infamous, moments in wrestling history.  Fred Ottman had a decent little run in the WWF, and certainly something in WCW, but it could have been completely different!