Wrestling vs. The World

This was a subject that I was PSYCHED to do. During the Summer of 2005, Shawn Michaels turned heel by attacking Hulk Hogan after a tag match and this would soon setup their SummerSlam 2005 encounter. The match itself is remembered for its own reasons, but I felt like covering the entire heel run itself (with some pre-heel turn backstory being added to have it all make sense).

It's time to cover the second episode of WWE Saturday Morning Slam from September 1, 2012. The previous episode was rough and it doesn't get much better from here.

In the Summer of 2012, WWE brought in a TV-G rated program to their weekly TV lineup called WWE Saturday Morning Slam on the CW Network. Well, I guess it's time to start reviewing these shows for how weird they really were.

The WWE Championship design would become known as the "Spinner Belt" when it debuted after Wrestlemania 21 in 2005, up until it was retired in February 2013. I'm ready to cover the 8-year period where the Spinner Belt represented the WWE Championship in today's episode.

On April 1, 2002, the WWF/WWE changed the belt design that represented their top championship in the company to what's been referred to as the "Undisputed Belt". The design would stick until after Wrestlemania 21 and I'm going over the belt's 3-year existence.

Back in 2005, Hulk Hogan and his family were given their own reality show on Vh1 that lasted 4 seasons between 2005 and 2007. Today, it's time to cover the final season of the series and hopefully, my voice is alright in this episode as I was recovering from COVID while this recording took place last May. I'm planning on 2 episodes to cover each season of Brooke Knows Best, but I need the last episode of the show to properly review season 2.

Back in 2005, Hulk Hogan and his family were given their own reality show on Vh1 that lasted 4 seasons between 2005 and 2007. Today, season 3 gets looked at for a review and apologies if my voice sounds off in this episode, I was recording this while recovering from COVID back in May and did so for the next episode as well.

Back in 2005, Hulk Hogan and his family were given their own reality show on Vh1 that lasted 4 seasons between 2005 and 2007. Today, season 2 gets looked at for a review and apologies if my voice sounds off in this episode, I was recording this while recovering from COVID back in May and did so for the next 2 episodes as well.

Back in 2005, Hulk Hogan and his family were given their own reality show on Vh1 that lasted 4 seasons between 2005 and 2007. Today, season 1 gets looked at for a review and apologies if my voice sounds off in this episode, I was recording this while recovering from COVID back in May and did so for the next 3 episodes as well.

A commonly known rule within professional wrestling is that a title must be defended within 30 days of its most recent defense. But there have been some serious inconsistencies in regards to that rule within WWE's history and I've got some of the best examples of when the rule is acknowledged, as well as when it has been ignored.