Wrestling vs. The World

A lot of wrestling fans will list off what they feel is the greatest Wrestlemania of all-time and some mention Wrestlemania 18. Honestly, I don't see the overall show as anything amazing and I'll break it all down today.

The year 2000 was a very strong year for Triple H, filling the void of Stone Cold during his absence from neck surgery. So I'm ready to highlight how great Triple H's time was in the year of 2000 in the WWF.

Another Saturday Morning Slam review drops with the theme of Geography. I can barely identify other countries on other continents, so this should be fun.

The WWE Saturday Morning Slam review returns and it's got a school theme around it. Oh joy, I can feel the academic lessons flow into my brain as we speak.

A lot of people remember 2016 for being the year that Dean Ambrose became WWE Champion, but that's a small high point for the Lunatic Fringe. When you look at his booking outside of that moment, it'll show you why 2016 wasn't a good year for Jon Moxley in WWE.

This episode came a day after the prior episode. After Malakai Black (formerly Aleister Black in WWE) debunked rumors that he was leaving AEW to return to WWE, he revealed some startling news on how wrestling fans took the rumors in regards to what was sent his way.

2006 seemed like a huge year for Rey Mysterio after winning the Royal Rumble Match for his late friend, Eddie Guerrero. But once he became World Champion, things really fell apart for the Master of the 619.

I was ecstatic for this one folks. I'm covering the detailed road Shawn Michaels had to his huge match with The Undertaker at Wrestlemania 26 in 2010 with the Streak vs. Career Match. I'm covering the events that lead to his Wrestlemania 25 encounter, his obsession with getting his rematch, and the conclusion of his active in-ring career.

One of my favorite storylines to cover in this episode: Ric Flair's WWE in-ring retirement. Ric Flair had a stipulation added in 2007 that the next singles match that he lost in would be his last, so I'm covering this incredible stretch of time up until his farewell speech after Wrestlemania 24.

One of the biggest episodes that I've ever produced, I'm covering the LONG history of the Big Gold Belt within WWE. Its time when Ric Flair brought it to the WWF in 1991, when it was revived as the WCW/World Championship in 2001, and its time as the WWE World Heavyweight Championship from 2002 to 2013.