Time Limit Draw

It’s Hogan! It’s Piper! It’s AGE IN THE CAGE at Halloween Havoc ‘97!! DDP and the Macho Man face off in a Las Vegas Sudden Death Match to decide the ultimate victor in their trilogy. Larry Zbyszko is the special ref when Lex Luger takes on Scott Hall as Kevin Nash is preoccupied in a Fremont Street bordello. Ric Flair’s out for revenge on Horsemen traitor Curt Hennig. And Eddie Guerrero puts his Cruiserweight Title on the line against Rey Mysterio’s mask in perhaps the greatest match in WCW history. Hop the rail, scale the cage, and let JR and Mikey take worked liberties on you on the latest episode of TLD. SNAP INTO IT!!

Michael Watson & James Ryan return for one more WCW Halloween Havoc, this time the 1991 offering. The infamous Chamber of Horrors match! Sting, the Steiners, & El Gigante battle Cactus Jack, Abdullah the Butcher, The Diamond Studd, & Big Van Vader. No pinfalls or submission, but one man must get electrocuted! Bobby Eaton takes on "The Computerized Man of the 1990s", Terrance Taylor in a solid bout. The Enforcers mop the mat with the jobber team WCW Special Forces. Steve Austin and Dustin Rhodes fight for the TV Title. Lex Luger and Ron Simmons battle for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship in a 2 out of 3 Falls match! All that and (takes deep breath) The York Foundation, Oz, "Heavy Metal" Van Hammer, P.N. News, The Creatures. Oh, and the WCW Halloween Phantom! I wonder who's under the mask??

Ladies and ghouls, on this episode of Time Limit Draw, we celebrate Halloween early by reviewing WCW's Halloween Havoc 1989! Join Michael Watson and James Ryan as they journey into the Land of the Extreme years before it was ECW country! A rowdy Philadelphia crowd is ready to boo the faces, cheer the heels, and go nuts for tag team action! The Freebirds get cheered over the Dynamic Dipshits! The Steiners clash with Doom! Fat Tommy Rich stinks up the joint! Lex Luger and Brian Pillman battle for the US Title! The Road Warriors collide with the MOTHERFUCKIN' SKYSCRAPERS! And The Thunderdome Match! Ric Flair, Sting, Great Muta, Terry Funk, and an electrified cage or fence, whatever.

Time Limit Draw signs up for the Call To Action Campaign and hop aboard the Lex Express en route to Summerslam ‘93! Surely, American patriot Lex Luger will put away the evil Yokozuna and bring the WWF Title back home to the good ol’ U-S-of-A. Right? Bret Hart and Jerry Lawler have it out for the sole recognition to be King of the Ring, and of course Bruce Hart tries to stick his nose in it... AND PAYS FOR IT! Shawn Michaels and Mr. Perfect battle in what will surely be THE GREATEST MATCH OF ALL TIME! The Steiner Bros. have family in the house and defend the tag team titles against the awesomely hilarious Heavenly Bodies. We got a Rest In Peace match, a triple headbutt of immediate death, the diverging paths of Money Inc, and Vince’s radio DJ’s stinking out the joint. Mikey and JR will be your hero on the latest edition of TLD!

The Heat Returns and so does Time Limit Draw when the WWF brings Summerslam ‘90 to the Philadelphia Spectrum for a big DOUBLE MAIN EVENT! Ravishing Rick Rude challenges The Ultimate Warrior for the World Wrestling Federation Title within the confines of a steel cage. Earthquake put Hulk Hogan and Tugboat on the shelf and the Hulkster is back for REVENGE and he’s got law & justice in his corner, dude! The Bossman’s pulling double duty because someone’s gotta officiate a special “No Televised Jobs Match” between Bad News Brown and Jake Roberts with both Damien and 200 POUNDS of Harlem Sewer Rats at ringside. We got the powerplex, Mr. Perfect with the single greatest sell job of all time, WCW Production Values, and Roddy Piper asking about pancakes. And can the Hart Foundation wrest the Tag Team Titles from Demolition in a 2 out of 3 falls match? We can feel it coming in the air tonight on this HOT edition of TLD.

What happens when you run your most popular star out of the promotion? Crap shows like Great American Bash ‘91! Gotta put the strap on someone, so Lex Luger and Barry Windham will have it out. And that’s not even the last match on the card! We’ve heard a lot about Oz but the push is apparently already done, we got PN News in a damn SCAFFOLD MATCH, the Rock N Roll Express explodes, more of the York Foundation, and what happens when the One Man Gang ditches his slave name? Shows like this happen. Mikey, JR and the crowd all want Flair on this TLD Throwback.

Is it a New Revolution for WCW when Sting finally gets his shot at the NWA World Heavyweight Title against long time nemesis Ric Flair? Paul E. Dangerously leads his newest charge, Mean Mark Callous, into battle against U.S. Champion Lex Luger. We’ve got a culture clash as the Midnight Express tangle with the Southern Boys. Speaking of white trash and culture shock, the Rock N Roll Express attempt to wrest the World Tag Team Titles from “Soul Brothas” Doom. Buddy Landel’s just getting warmed up, Harley Race cheers for Sacramento, JYD’s not the most useless guy in a six man tag against the Horsemen, and the Baltimore fans do the Fabulous Freebirds DIRTY on this throwback episode of Time Limit Draw.

It's still Royal Rumble Season, so sit back, and listen to Time Limit Draw's Michael Watson and James Ryan review the 2001 version of the Royal Rumble! Opening match is for the tag title, as The Dudleys challenge Edge & Christian. Chris Jericho wants Chris Benoit's Intercontinental Title in a Ladder Match. Kurt Angle defends his WWF Championship against Triple H. In the Main event, 30 men enter, one man will win! Who's it going to be? The Rock? Undertaker? Kane? Stone Cold? Hardcore Holly? Drew Curry?

(On January 26, 2020, Time Limit Draw sat down to record the following episode. Unbeknownst to the hosts, moments before they pressed record, Kobe Bryant, his daughter, and 7 others died in a horrific crash. They continued to record while they were getting news of this tragedy in real time.) 3... 2... 1.... It’s time to Rumble back to 2005 where 30 men battle for the right to main event the grandaddy of them all by winning the Royal Rumble! Shenanigans aplenty in the back as numbers get stolen, raps get free-styled, stables get heated, and champions get absolutely loaded with champagne and overt racism! HHH defends the World Title against former protege Randy Orton in a special Foregone Conclusion Match. JBL defends the WWE Title in a surprisingly entertaining triple threat match. Edge and Shawn Michaels attempt to settle their issues one on one. And the Undertaker... well, the Undertaker has his own issues, the biggest of which is that he’s anchored down by a feud with Heidenrich. And how can a guy who’s not even scheduled on the card have one of the most famous on-air injuries? When the finish to one of your most important matches in recent memory gets blown in spectacularly awesome fashion, that’s how. HOLLA HOLLA HOLLA HOLLA, get a 40 oz. malt, and get some!!

Happy New Year! While the TLD has been on hiatus for much of 2020, that doesn't mean we can't ring in the New Year with our special 2019 Grab Bag Of Doom episode! What happens when the West Coast Tag Team Champions show up for Crockett Cup preparation against the Mulkeys? La Parka and Silver King attempt to maim Ciclope and Damien 666 in not just any hardcore match, but a Falls Count Anywhere MEXICAN Hardcore Match! Bret Hart brings his idiot brothers to ECW and Amarillo to take on Terry Funk in the Funker’s like fourth of seventeen retirement matches. We swing by Smoky Mountain Wrestling to check in on Cornette, Bullet Bob, a young Sunny, and a rebel flag adorned Tracy Smothers. And we close things out with Piñata on a Pole! CANDY! CANDY! CANDY!