The Monday Night Wars journey continues as Wrestling War Zone heads overseas for one of the most controversial WWF events of the 1990s. On episode 160, JT & Chad break down WWF One Night Only, the United Kingdom-exclusive pay-per-view from September 20, 1997.

In the main event, Shawn Michaels challenges The British Bulldog for the European Championship in front of a passionate hometown crowd that expected to witness Bulldog's crowning moment. Instead, the WWF delivers one of the most debated booking decisions of the era, creating a memorable and emotional conclusion that would have lasting ramifications for the Hart Foundation and the road to Survivor Series.

Elsewhere on the card, Bret Hart battles Undertaker, Owen Hart clashes with Vader, and Dude Love takes on Hunter Hearst-Helmsley as the WWF continues its rapid evolution toward the Attitude Era. JT & Chad discuss the unique atmosphere of a major WWF event held overseas, the crowd reactions throughout the night, and how the company balanced its international audience with its ongoing storylines.

JT & Chad break down:

• Shawn Michaels vs The British Bulldog for the European Championship

Was One Night Only an underrated gem from the Attitude Era's formative months, or a missed opportunity to capitalize on one of the hottest acts in wrestling?

Join JT & Chad as Wrestling War Zone continues its deep dive through the most fascinating period of the Monday Night Wars.

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 digs into the later days of February 1984. Along the way, they break down matches and memorable segments from Championship Wrestling, Philly Spectrum, and the legendary shows from Madison Square Garden.

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 NoSo Draft returns as the crew steps into royal territory to build the ultimate King of the Ring!

Ryan Gray and JT Rozzero, welcome Marcus Fuller & PrimeTime Kevin E to draft everything needed to create the perfect King of the Ring tournament: the participants, dream matchups, surprise upsets, breakout performances, showdown, and the wrestler who will ultimately wear the crown

Who builds the best bracket? Who books the best coronation? And who truly deserves the crown?

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JT & Aaron continue their ambitious WWF rebooking project as they move through May and June 1992 on the road to a brand new WWF PPV: King of the Ring.

With WrestleMania VIII now in the rearview mirror, the WWF landscape is rapidly changing. New contenders are rising, established stars are fighting to stay relevant, and major creative decisions are already reshaping the future of the company.

In this episode, the guys rebuild the key storylines, feuds and television developments leading into King of the Ring 1992 while exploring how different booking choices could have altered the direction of the entire decade. They then breakdown this new PPV. 

What role do Bret Hart, Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker and Sid Justice play in this new WWF timeline? Who gains momentum? Who falls behind? And what surprises await as the tournament draws closer? And WHO will be crowned KING?

Join JT & Aaron for another deep dive into alternate WWF history.

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Welcome to WWE RAW or SMACKDOWN TBD, the podcast where Ryan Gray, Richie Mars, and special guests determine whether WWE's biggest stars are a better fit for Raw or SmackDown.

In this special sampler episode, we revisit three standout debates featuring some of WWE's most accomplished superstars:

Which brand maximizes Charlotte Flair's star power? Was Dolph Ziggler always destined to be a Raw workhorse or a SmackDown centerpiece? And where does "The Viper" Randy Orton truly belong?

Join the crew as they break down careers, championships, rivalries, character evolution, and brand identity while making the ultimate Raw vs. SmackDown case for each superstar.

Whether you're a longtime WWE fan or discovering the series for the first time, this sampler offers a perfect introduction to the unique format and spirited debates of WWE RAW or SMACKDOWN TBD.

Check out the entire series on our YouTube page!

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Welcome to Episode #59 of Shooting Sharp - Tournament Season

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Ryan Gray fires up another edition of NoSo Countdown as he ranks his favorite WWE matches from one of the most fascinating years in company history: 2003.

From the rise of Brock Lesnar and the dominance of Kurt Angle to the unforgettable performances of Shawn Michaels, Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero, Triple H, and more, Ryan counts down the matches that defined WWE during the Ruthless Aggression Era.

Which bouts stand the test of time? Which hidden gems deserve more love? And what match claims the #1 spot as the greatest WWE match of 2003?

Join Ryan as he revisits an incredible year filled with classic championship battles, emotional storytelling, technical masterpieces, and unforgettable moments.

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It’s… ChroNoSo! The North-South Connection Podcast Network takes you down memory lane each month by exploring one match from WWE history. This month on ChroNoSo, the crew dives into early June 1991. They cover the matches, as well as segments from Superstar, Wrestling Challenge & PrimeTime Wrestling.

The road to Armageddon reaches its final stop!

On this episode of Ruthless, Matt Ferrell and Nick break down WWE Monday Night Raw (December 8, 2003) and WWE SmackDown (December 11, 2003) as WWE puts the finishing touches on its final pay-per-view of the year.

The guys dive into the last major storyline developments, key promos, and match build that define the WWEArmageddon 2003 card, analyzing who has momentum—and who doesn’t—heading into the event.

From main event hype to undercard chaos, Matt and Nick break down everything that worked (and didn’t) across both brands during this crucial week in the Ruthless Aggression Era.

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The Monday Night Wars continue to escalate as Wrestling War Zone returns with JT & Chad breaking down WCW Monday Nitro and WWF Raw is War from September 15, 1997.

WCW rolls forward following Fall Brawl as the nWo’s grip on the company remains stronger than ever, while tensions continue to build between the black-and-white faction and WCW loyalists. With the fallout from Curt Hennig’s betrayal of the Four Horsemen still fresh, Nitro pushes deeper into the chaos that defined WCW’s unforgettable 1997 run. JT & Chad analyze the major storyline developments, key promos, and the continued strength of WCW’s loaded roster.

Meanwhile, the WWF keeps gaining momentum during the rise of the Attitude Era. Stone Cold Steve Austin remains the company’s biggest disruptor as his issues with Vince McMahon and the Hart Foundation continue escalating. Undertaker and Shawn Michaels remain central figures in the company’s hottest rivalries, while Raw continues evolving into a faster, edgier, and more unpredictable wrestling show.

JT & Chad break down:

• Fallout from Fall Brawl and WarGames on Nitro

Which promotion delivered the stronger show as the war between WWF and WCW intensified in September 1997?

Step back into one of wrestling’s most competitive eras as Wrestling War Zone continues its week-by-week journey through the Monday Night Wars.

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