Welcome to Episode #54 of Shooting Sharp - Cut Day

Welcome to WWE WAR: Wrestling Above Replacement, where WWE history meets hard numbers.

JT, Marcus, and Producer Tim continue breaking down the 2007 WWE PPV season with a full statistical analysis of WWE Vengeance 2007: Night of Champions—a unique event where every match on the card featured a championship on the line.

Using the WWE WAR formula, the crew evaluates each match based on in-ring performance, title match importance, card structure, star power, and overall event impact. With gold at stake across the entire show, this PPV presents a fascinating case study in how championship-heavy cards perform when measured against the numbers.

Does the “all titles on the line” concept elevate the overall WAR score—or does it expose inconsistencies across the card?

And where does Vengeance 2007 land in the ever-growing all-time WWE PPV rankings?

🎧 Tune in as another WWE event enters the WAR ledger and the rankings continue to take shape.

• Full Vengeance 2007 (Night of Champions) statistical breakdown

Perfect for fans of WWE history, Ruthless Aggression era pay-per-views, championship matches, and analytical wrestling podcasts that go beyond opinion and into the numbers.

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Whatcha gonna do when the NoSo Draft runs wild on YOU?!

JT Rozzero & Ryan Gray are joined by Steve Bennett & Scott Criscuolo to step into the ring and draft the greatest Hulk Hogan matches from his legendary WWF run. From the heights of Hulkamania in the 1980s to iconic WrestleMania main events, the crew builds their ultimate lineup of Hogan’s most memorable battles.

VOTE: https://rankwrestling.com/podcasts/noso-draft/noso-draft-27-best-hulk-hogan-wwf-matches/

Will the clash with Andre the Giant at WrestleMania III go #1 overall?

Along the way, the panel dives into Hogan’s biggest rivalries, defining moments, and the matches that helped shape WWE into a global phenomenon.

Who drafted the best card? And what’s the greatest Hulk Hogan match of all time?

Drop your picks and let the debate run wild! 💪🔥

It’s ChroNoSo 1984! The North-South Connection Podcast Network takes you down memory lane each month by exploring moments from WWE history.

The crew takes a look at the champions heading into 1984 and digs into the early days of February 1984. Along the way, they break down matches and memorable segments from Championship Wrestling, All-Star Wrestling, and the legendary start to Piper's Pit

Join us as we set the stage for a pivotal year in wrestling history and examine the landscape of the WWF as it begins its march toward the Golden Era.

The Ruthless Aggression Era is in full swing, and Ruthless is here to break it all down.

On episode 16, host Matt Ferrell is joined by special guest Scott Shifflett to review a pivotal week in WWE programming, covering Monday Night Raw (November 17, 2003) and SmackDown (November 20, 2003).

The guys dive deep into the evolving rivalries, character development, and storylines that defined WWE during one of its most transformative periods. From championship implications to rising stars carving their legacy, Matt and Scott analyze the matches, promos, booking decisions, and overall direction of both brands.

They also discuss how this week fits into the broader Ruthless Aggression landscape, including the momentum coming out of Survivor Series season and the ongoing brand split era.

Whether you lived through it or are revisiting it for the first time, this episode offers insight, nostalgia, and thoughtful perspective on WWE in late 2003.

To read about what was happening on the WWE C-Shows this weekend, click here!

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The summer of 2000 hits a boiling point as the Extreme Three Way Dance crew dives into a pivotal stretch of ECW television.

On Episode 156, JT, Jenny, and Matt break down the June 30, July 1, and July 7, 2000 episodes of ECW TV, covering the immediate fallout from ECW Heat Wave 2000 and the company’s direction coming out of one of its biggest events of the year. With Justin Credible still at the center of the ECW World Heavyweight Title picture, questions continue to swirl about the future of the promotion and its top star.

The crew examines the continued rise of Rhino as a dominant force, the shifting landscape of ECW’s roster, and the ever-present influence of The Network during a time of transition. From chaotic brawls to standout promos and unpredictable storytelling, this stretch of TV perfectly captures ECW’s identity in its final year.

Plus: match breakdowns, segment grades, key storyline developments, and a full analysis of how ECW rebounded (or didn’t) following Heat Wave.

Was ECW able to build momentum coming out of Heat Wave… or were the warning signs becoming impossible to ignore?

Join us as the Extreme Three Way Dance continues its deep dive through the history of Extreme Championship Wrestling.

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Welcome to the Wrestlemania Week Review Episode of Shooting Sharp

WWE WrestleMania Night 2 from Las Vegas, Nevada, is over. It’s time for the NoSo Post Show to give their thoughts on the event. From Live to Tape on YouTube, Ryan Gray, Mike Rossi & Richie Mars give you their thoughts on the PLE.

YouTube Version:  https://www.youtube.com/live/l0UXP5taKBM

WWE WrestleMania Night 1 from Las Vegas, Nevada, is over. It’s time for the NoSo Post Show to give their thoughts on the event. From Live to Tape on YouTube, Ryan Gray, Chad Campbell, Mike Rossi & Richie Mars give you their thoughts on the PLE.

YouTube Version:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pAFvdxReAe0

What is the greatest individual in-ring performance in WrestleMania history?

On this episode of No Holds Barred, JT & Aaron select the best bell-to-bell performance from each of the 41 WWE WrestleManias and place them into a full tier ranking.

Unlike our “Star Power” episode, this discussion focuses strictly on in-ring execution:

• Match psychology

From technical showcases and dramatic main events to streak-defining classics and modern epic showdowns, we evaluate which WrestleMania performances truly represent the highest level of individual excellence on WWE’s biggest stage.

Which performances transcend era?

JT & Aaron break down WrestleMania I through WrestleMania 41 with analysis, rankings, and definitive takes.

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