60 episodes strong! This week we break down a pretaped show in Orlando. A 6 man tag in the main event, Scotty Riggs infringes on multiple gimmicks, and Saturn wears a red wig.
Taxes are due and so is the world title defense for our new champion DDP. His fruit booty needs to handle Stevie Ray and we get a classic between Meng and Horace! All this and Kimberley is cold.
It is the go home show for Spring Stampede 1999, and holy cow Thunder is different. New logo, new commentary, and a pretaped show. It goes about as well as it can and we see Blitzrkrieg win his first match!
We are 10 days away from Spring Stampede 1999 and we have a monumental Thunder in front of us. Ed Leslie aka the man of 1000 gimmicks, career is on the line as he is wrestling Hogan in the main event. Plus Erik Watts!
We are pre-taped in Lexington and everyone suffers for that. We have 9 minute Jerry Flynn match, Horace and Kaz, and Barry Windham in world title action?
We are live from Louisville Kentucky! Ric Flair is the champ and now a heel? Hogan is not the champ and maybe a face? Kenny Kaos is a curtain jerker, Horace still thinks he is the leader, and Meng is on his way towards the US title.
It's a pre-taped go home show for Uncensored 1999 so you know what that means? Lots of filler, the same old replays, and Disorderly Conduct. But hey Torrie Wilson is in a sports bra so we all win.
We are live from Winston Salem and it doesn't matter because nothing really happens. Flair and Hogan cut some promos for their upcoming match and Buff Bagwell returns to the ring.
Nothing like a pre-taped Thunder following a PPV to make sure nothing happens. That said we make the best of it by discussing the Thunder debut of Hak, Disco Inferno singing O Canada to a crowd of Mormons, and El Dandy bitch slaps some dudes.
It's the go home show for SuperBrawl 9 and the tag team tournament finalists will be decided in a steel cage. Brian Adams and Horace Hogan STEAL THE FUCKING SHOW. And that's no joke. All this plus Disco Inferno replaced Louis Spicoli?
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About Thunder Craps
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With the recent release of WCW Thunder on the WWE Network, a couple of Marks from Cleveland conduct an episodic review of one of the most interesting, but also damning shows in pro wrestling history.