Thunder Craps

It's the follow-up to Great American Bash and talk about a hard reset. None of the stars are out, Lex cuts a promo, and Steve Mongo McMichael makes his return to the ring. Thunder may have sucked, but at least you can share some laughs with us.

It's the go home show for Great American Bash and as you'd expect half of the main event for that show are not here. Thankfully we have Eric Bischoff here to make sexual innuendos in their place. Meanwhile we get our conclusion to the Best of 7 and more importantly the rubber match for Glacier and Saturn!

We're 10 days away from the Great American Bash and Thunder is really starting to be relevant in the stories. Sting is in the Wolfpac and now head of recruitment, Lex Luger, sets his sights on DDP. Plus, we find out more about Mark "The Shooter" Curtis.

What a weird Thunder this week: Lex Luger is now a member of the Wolfpac, their theme music debuts, and nWo battles for custody of Sting. Meanwhile Benoit and Booker T wrestle in a Best of 7 for the TV Title Contendership and we debate whether or not we get a clean finish for the Main Event?!?!

It's the follow-up to Slamboree 1998 - Sting has decisions to make on where his allegiances lie, Dean Malenko is the tag team champion and Saturn and Raven renew a friendship. All this and everything you ever wanted, or didn't want to know about Reese's wrestling career.

We're back from a Thunder hiatus and holy shit a lot has changed. The Giant is in the nWo, the red and black attack is here, and we question where Sting's allegiance lies. Meanwhile Kaos of High Voltage wrestles in the match of the night as we go home to Slamboree 1998.

It's the follow-up to Spring Stampede 1998. Macho Man and Sting brawled for the world title so now we look forward to our new champion....Hollywood Hogan. Goldberg is our US champ and the number one contender is .. Mike Enos. But most importantly, this is the episode Buff Bagwell has a scary near paralyzing incident. We break it all down plus the Barbarian is in action!

It's the go home show for Spring Stampede 1998 and there is disarray in the nWo. Kevin Nash, Macho Man, and Hulk Hogan are not seeing eye to eye. A big announcement is made involving Goldberg and we question exactly where Sting, the world champ, ends up in all of this.

We are 10 days from Spring Stampede and the battle for nWo supremacy rages on. While we get a recap fest from Nitro between Nash and Hogan, we are blessed with a lot of shitty matches, a fan attack on Raven, and a no show from Ric Flair on a very snake-bitten episode of WCW Thunder!

Uh-oh is there dissenion in the nWo? Take a drink if you have heard that line before. DDP and Haddix share similar thoughts on Raven. And Goldberg is match of the night candidate? All this and more as Thunder roars on...