Welcome to WWE WAR: Wrestling Above Replacement, the podcast where WWE history meets hard numbers. JT, Marcus, and Producer Jenny analyze every WWE pay-per-view using a consistent statistical grading system to determine which events truly stand the test of time.

In this episode, the crew continues the 2007 WWE PPV season with a deep dive into WWE Judgment Day 2007. Every match and segment is evaluated using the WWE WAR formula, examining match quality, star power, card structure, and overall event impact as the guys continue constructing their ever-evolving all-time WWE PPV rankings.

With championship clashes and major storyline developments coming out of WrestleMania season, Judgment Day 2007is put under the microscope to see how it performs when the numbers are applied.

Does the show outperform expectations when measured by the WAR system?

🎧 Tune in as another WWE pay-per-view enters the WAR ledger.

In this episode:

• Full Judgment Day 2007 statistical match analysis

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

WWE Judgment Day 2007 review podcast

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, April 1991. They cover the matches, as well as segments from MSG, Superstar, Wrestling Challenge & WrestleDream

The Ruthless Era rolls on in Episode 14 as Matt and Richie Mars break down WWE Raw (11/10/03) and SmackDown (11/13/03), covering the final build to Survivor Series 2003 during one of WWE’s wildest periods.

From John Cena’s early pitchman skills to unforgettable Ruthless Aggression–era chaos (yes… including maggots 😬), the guys dive into the stories, characters, and matches that defined WWE television in late 2003. Along the way, expect sharp analysis, nostalgic laughs, questionable hiking safety advice, and plenty of fun as they revisit two stacked go-home shows.

Whether you’re a lifelong WWE fan or rediscovering the Ruthless Aggression Era, this episode delivers serious fun and pure wrestling nostalgia.

Topics include:

WWE Raw & SmackDown (Nov. 2003) breakdown

Final storylines heading into Survivor Series 2003

John Cena’s evolution and mic work

Memorable moments, absurd segments, and match analysis

Ruthless Era vibes, chaos, and laughs

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Please check out the written review of Velocity and Heat as well.

From the ECW Arena to the wild summer of 2000, the Extreme Three Way Dance crew is back breaking down another stretch of classic ECW television.

On this episode, JT, Jenny, and Matt dive into the June 9, June 10 and June 16, 2000 episodes of ECW TV, a pivotal period as the promotion barrels toward ECW Heat Wave 2000. The crew discusses Justin Credible’s controversial run as ECW World Champion, the continued rise of Rhino as one of the company’s most dominant forces, and the ongoing chaos surrounding The Network’s influence over ECW.

Along the way, the hosts break down the key matches, memorable promos, evolving storylines, and the unique energy that made ECW television unlike anything else in wrestling at the time.

Plus: standout performers, segment grades, and the moments that defined ECW during one of the promotion’s most unpredictable stretches.

Was ECW still capturing lightning in a bottle in the summer of 2000? Or were the cracks beginning to show?

Tune in as the Extreme Three Way Dance continues its chronological journey through the history of Extreme Championship Wrestling.

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Ryan Gray is joined by wrestling historian Scott Keith to take on an epic challenge—selecting the single greatest match from every WrestleMania in history… and then ranking them from BEST to WORST.

From the spectacle of the early years to the all-time classics of the modern era, no WrestleMania is left behind. Which matches truly define each show? Which ones stand the test of time? And which rise to the very top as the greatest WrestleMania matches ever?

Ryan and Scott bring deep knowledge, sharp debate, and plenty of strong opinions as they build the ultimate WrestleMania ranking.

💬 Do you agree with the list? Drop your rankings in the comments!

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📌 Topics Covered:

Best match from every WrestleMania (1–41) Ranking the greatest WrestleMania matches ever WWE history deep dive

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The Monday Night Wars continue on Wrestling War Zone, and this week JT & Chad break down WWF In Your House: Ground Zero from September 7, 1997 — a pivotal pay-per-view that helped push the WWF deeper into the Attitude Era.

It’s time for the grandest stage of them all… draft style!

JT Rozzero & Ryan Gray are joined by Aaron George & Chad Campbell to draft the greatest WrestleMania pay-per-views of all time. From iconic main events to stacked cards and unforgettable moments, the crew builds their ultimate lineup from over four decades of WrestleMania history.

Which WrestleMania goes #1 overall?

From legendary matches to all-time moments, this is the ultimate debate over WWE’s biggest event.

Drop your picks and let us know who won the draft.

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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 168, 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 March, 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 March

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.

On this episode of ChroNoSo, we dive into the historic rise of Hulkamania as Hulk Hogan defeats The Iron Sheik to capture the WWF Championship at Madison Square Garden, igniting one of the biggest booms in wrestling history.

But that’s just the beginning.

We also break down key WWF shows from both Madison Square Garden and the Spectrum in Philadelphia, exploring how the company was evolving in real time as the Hulkamania era was born.

From the energy of the crowds to the shifting landscape of the roster, this is a deep dive into one of the most important turning points in WWF history.