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Welcome to the debut of NoSo WWE Rewatchables LIVE! JT Rozzero and Ryan Gray kick off a brand-new series where they rank every WWE year from 1984–2023 based on one thing: REWATCHABILITY.

👉 PART TWO covers 1994–2003 — the birth of Austin 3:16, the explosion of WrestleMania, and the golden era of larger-than-life WWF superstars. Which years still hold up today? Which ones are secretly binge-worthy? And which don’t hit the same anymore?

But we’re not just ranking…

🎯 We’re going interactive with LIVE TRIVIA throughout the show! Play along in the chat as we drop questions from each year—testing your knowledge of classic matches, moments, and legends from the ‘90s and early ‘00s.

💬 Jump in, debate the rankings, and see if your picks match ours!

🔥 Topics Include:

New Generation vs. Attitude Era, The rise of Stone Cold Steve Austin & The Rock Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels & Undertaker defining the era The Monday Night Wars TLC, Hell in a Cell & legendary WWE PPVs Ruthless Aggression beginnings Which WWE years are still binge-worthy today?

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📅 Coming Soon:

Part 3: 2004–2013

Part 4: 2014–2023

JT & Aaron launch an exciting new long-term project on No Holds Barred: rebooking the WWF beginning in April 1992.

Starting with the aftermath of WrestleMania VIII and a new May 1992 edition of Saturday Night’s Main Event, the guys begin reshaping one of the most pivotal eras in wrestling history. Major stars are repositioned, fresh rivalries are created, and the future direction of the company begins to change immediately.

How would the WWF look if different creative decisions were made coming out of WrestleMania VIII? Could Bret Hart rise faster? Would Ric Flair remain on top? What happens to Hulk Hogan, Sid Justice, Randy Savage, Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker and more in this alternate wrestling timeline?

Join JT & Aaron as they build a brand-new version of 1990s WWF history one show at a time.

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NoSo Takeover returns as JT, Aaron and Jenny break down one of the greatest events in NXT history — NXT TakeOver: Philadelphia 2018.

The crew dives deep into the unforgettable main event as Johnny Gargano challenges Andrade “Cien” Almas for the NXT Championship in an instant classic that elevated both men and became one of the defining matches of the TakeOver era. From Zelina Vega’s involvement to the emotional near falls and explosive finishing stretch, the hosts analyze why this match still stands among WWE’s modern masterpieces.

Plus, JT, Aaron and Jenny cover:• Adam Cole vs. Aleister Black in a brutal and chaotic Extreme Rules match

The hosts discuss match quality, crowd atmosphere, storytelling, long-term impact, and where this event ranks among the greatest TakeOvers of all time.

Was Gargano vs. Almas the best TakeOver match ever? Did Philadelphia represent peak black-and-gold NXT? Tune in as NoSo Takeover relives an unforgettable night from WWE’s hottest brand.

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Ryan Gray and a rotating panel of hosts break down one of the wildest weekends in professional wrestling as WWE heads overseas for Clash in Italy 2026 while AAA delivers a historic Noche de Los Grandes event packed with lucha libre drama, championship battles, and Mask vs. Mask insanity.

From Tribal Combat and world title wars to dream matches and shocking twists, Ryan dives into all the biggest moments, standout performances, surprises, and fallout from two major international wrestling events.

Topics include:

Was Clash in Italy WWE’s best international premium live event yet?

Ryan and the crew break it all down with full reactions, analysis, and instant wrestling takes.

Welcome to Episode #58 of Shooting Sharp - The Road to Italy

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

JT, Marcus, and Producer Tim continue their deep dive into the 2007 WWE PPV season with a full statistical breakdown of WWE SummerSlam 2007—one of the biggest events of the year and a cornerstone of WWE’s annual calendar.

Using the WWE WAR formula, every match is evaluated based on in-ring quality, star power, card structure, and overall event impact. With marquee matchups, championship stakes, and major storyline progression, SummerSlam presents a critical checkpoint in the WAR rankings.

How does this blockbuster show perform when the numbers are applied?

And where will it land among the greatest WWE pay-per-views of all time?

🎧 Tune in as another major event enters the WAR ledger and the all-time rankings continue to take shape.

• Full SummerSlam 2007 statistical match breakdown

WWE SummerSlam 2007 review podcast

WWE Saturday Night's Main Event from Fort Wayne, Indiana, 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 & Richie Mars give you their thoughts on the PLE.

YouTube Verison: https://www.youtube.com/live/32mVZNeRkYI

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 late May & early June 1991. They cover the matches, as well as segments from Madison Square Garden, Superstar, Wrestling Challenge & PrimeTime Wrestling.

The Ruthless Aggression Era heads into December 2003!

Matt Ferrell and Marcus Fuller break down WWE Monday Night Raw (12/1/03) and WWE SmackDown (12/4/03), highlighted by the return of Mick Foley, a strong WWE Championship match, and plenty of classic early-2000s WWE weirdness.

The guys also discuss **Jim Ross struggling to carry a tune, memorable commentary moments, and one of the strangest segments of the era involving blind ladies getting tossed around.

Another wild week of WWE television as Ruthless continues its chronological journey through the Ruthless Aggression Era.

Be sure to check out Matt's reviews of this week's C Shows as well!

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

Ryan and Mike Rossi preview The Vision vs The Street Profit for the World Tag Team Championship at SNME.

Ryan and Richie Mars preview Penta vs Ethan Page for the Intercontinental Championship at SNME

Ryan and Tony Richards preview Jade Cargill, Michin & B-Fab vs Rhea Ripley, Charlotte Flair & Alexa Bliss at SNME

Ryan and Steve Riddle preview Becky Lynch vs Sol Ruca at SNME.

Ryan and Richie Mars preview Brie Bella & Paige vs Lash Legend & Nia Jax for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship at SNME.