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

JT, Marcus, and Producer Tim continue their journey through the 2007 WWE PPV season with a full statistical breakdown of WWE Great American Bash 2007—a summer staple event carrying the legacy of one of wrestling’s most historic PPV brands.

Using the WWE WAR formula, every match is evaluated based on in-ring quality, star power, card structure, storyline progression, and overall event impact. From championship clashes to mid-card standouts, the crew puts the entire card under the microscope as they continue building their all-time WWE PPV rankings.

With the Ruthless Aggression era in full swing, how does this iteration of the Great American Bash compare to its legacy—and does it deliver when the numbers are applied?

Where will Great American Bash 2007 land in the WAR rankings?

🎧 Tune in as another WWE event enters the WAR ledger and the all-time list continues to evolve.

• Full Great American Bash 2007 statistical match breakdown

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

WWE Great American Bash 2007 review podcast

WWE Backlash from Tampa Bay, Florida, 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, JT Rozzero & Richie Mars give you their thoughts on the PLE.

Welcome to the debut episode of NoSo WWE Rewatchables!

JT Rozzero and Ryan Gray launch a brand-new miniseries ranking every WWE year from 1984–2023 based on one key question:

👉 How rewatchable is it today?

In Part One, JT and Ryan dive into the legendary years of 1984–1993, covering the rise of Hulkamania, the expansion of WrestleMania, the Rock ‘n’ Wrestling boom, the Mega Powers era, the emergence of Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels, and the early New Generation transition.

Which years still hold up as must-watch wrestling? Which years are carried by nostalgia alone? And which hidden gems deserve more love from modern fans?

Along the way, the guys also test viewers with interactive trivia questions centered around the biggest matches, moments, and stars of the era.

From WWF classics to forgotten moments, this is the ultimate countdown for fans who love revisiting wrestling history.

Then LIVE Trivia after. Wanna play next time?

YouTube Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-zfopFgOqU&t=4926s

The Ruthless Aggression Era rolls on as Ruthless revisits another pivotal week in WWE history.

Host Matt Ferrell and guest Primetime Kevin E break down WWE Monday Night Raw (November 24, 2003) and WWE SmackDown (November 27, 2003), analyzing the fallout from Survivor Series and the continued evolution of both brands during the height of the brand split era.

This episode dives into the shifting championship pictures, developing rivalries, and the booking decisions that shaped WWE heading into the final stretch of 2003. Matt examines standout matches, key promos, character momentum, and how each show contributed to the broader direction of the Ruthless Aggression Era.

From main event storylines to undercard developments, nothing is overlooked in this detailed weekly retrospective.

If you love deep dives into WWE’s early-2000s landscape, this is the episode for you.

And be sure to check out the recap of the action from this week's C Shows as well!

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The fallout from ECW Heat Wave 2000 continues as Extreme Three Way Dance dives deeper into ECW’s turbulent summer.

On Episode 157, JT, Jenny, and Matt break down the July 8, July 14, and July 15, 2000 episodes of ECW TV, as the promotion looks to regain footing while pushing forward into an uncertain future. With Justin Credible still reigning as ECW World Heavyweight Champion, the pressure continues to mount as new challengers emerge and the roster begins to shift.

The crew discusses the continued rise of Rhino as a dominant, no-nonsense force, the evolving influence of The Network, and the mix of chaotic brawls, promos, and storyline developments that defined ECW during this stretch.

From standout performances to questionable booking decisions, everything is on the table as the hosts break down match quality, segment grades, and the overall direction of ECW in mid-2000.

Was ECW ready for Heat Wave… or still searching for its identity in a rapidly changing wrestling landscape?

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

It’s WWE Backlash season, and a rotation of fellow wrestling fans joins Ryan Gray to preview every match on the card!

Ryan and UconnJack preview Sami Zayn vs Trick Williams for the United States Championship at Backlash.

Ryan and Andy Atherton preview The Miz & Kit Wilson vs Danhausen & WHO?? at Backlash.

Ryan and Jeremy Nichols preview Seth Rollins vs Bron Breakker at Backlash.

Ryan and Mike Rossi preview Jacob Fatu vs Roman Reigns for the World Heavyweight Championship at Backlash.

Ryan and Richie Mars preview Seth Rollins vs Bron Breakker at Backlash.

Welcome to Episode #55 of Shooting Sharp - It's a New Day

The Monday Night Wars hit a major turning point as Wrestling War Zone returns with JT & Chad breaking down WCW Fall Brawl 1997 — featuring one of the most unique and chaotic WarGames matches of the era.

At the center of the show is the highly anticipated WarGames: nWo vs The Four Horsemen, with Curt Hennig’s shocking betrayal of the Horsemen completely changing the match and its aftermath. JT & Chad dive deep into the storytelling, psychology, and long-term impact of this pivotal moment in WCW history.

Beyond WarGames, the guys also break down the rest of the card, including Lex Luger & Diamond Dallas Page vs. The Outsiders, the continued rise of WCW’s midcard and Cruiserweight division, and how the nWo’s dominance continues to shape the company heading into the final stretch of 1997.

JT & Chad cover:

• WarGames 1997: nWo vs Four Horsemen and Curt Hennig’s betrayal

Was Fall Brawl 1997 a defining moment in WCW’s dominance during the Monday Night Wars? And how well does the show hold up today?

Step back into the chaos as Wrestling War Zone continues its deep dive into one of wrestling’s most competitive eras.

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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 Post WrestleMania 7, late April 1991. They cover the matches, as well as segments from SNME, Superstar, Wrestling Challenge & PrimeTime Wrestling.

Welcome to No Holds Barred, where Aaron and JT take an unfiltered look at wrestling, pop culture, and beyond—with no restrictions and no shortcuts.

In episode 171, the guys continue their latest passion project: ranking the Top 25 WWE pay-per-view matches for each month in WWE history. This time, the spotlight is on April, as JT & Aaron debate which matches belong, which ones might be overrated, and which classics deserve more love.

From unforgettable title bouts to hidden gems, this episode is packed with strong opinions, thoughtful analysis, and plenty of fan debate.

Did they nail the list? Miss a classic? Get something completely wrong?

🎧 Tune in, join the conversation, and help shape the rankings as the project rolls on.

Topics include:

Top WWE PPV matches from April

Monthly WWE match rankings project

Debate over classics, sleepers, and snubs

Fan feedback and ongoing list refinement

Perfect for fans of WWE history, match rankings, and wrestling podcasts that thrive on discussion, disagreement, and fun—with absolutely no holds barred.