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Let’s get into some more First Month Fire with WWE RAW from January 18, 1993. This show featured three bouts and a lot of segments including the beef between Ric Flair and Mr. Perfect. Mid-Tier That’s right,…
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I decided to just follow up Hard Justice 2005 with TNA Slammiversary 2005 because it was another first in TNA’s PPVs as well as the third-anniversary show. This event had a few cool things go down and…
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In WCW, The Wall was this basic but odd presence who managed to become involved in actual storylines faster than the guy he was a bodyguard for—Alex Wright. The Wall came out of the Monster Factory and was mentored by fellow…
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The match was extremely physical and brought out the best in each wrestler in what was the top contest of the card.
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Bobbi showed that she is a well-rounded performer that can do a great deal in the ring. Her ring attire created the great visual colorful aesthetic associated with Tokyo Cyber Squad.
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Extremely good match from wrestlers with fairly high ceilings, especially if they are allowed the ability to breathe as their careers progress.
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We’re in April 1996 for Into the Vault and we’re looking at WWE In Your House 7: Good Friends, Better Enemies. I dig the subtitles for In Your House events. It’s like the episode title of a show where you’re…
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I dig the Lethal Lottery and Battlebowl concepts in WCW. It would’ve been great if it was continued and was consistent but the last one came at WCW Slamboree 1996. The kicker about the…
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It’s been a while since we’ve had a Mic Battle on The Overtimer. Let’s see who really rocks the mic between Hulk Hogan and Ric Flair. There really aren’t any rules to the Mic Battle but I tend to keep to…
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“Das Wunderkind” Alex Wright was a WCW lower midcarder who was often featured early on WCW Nitro broadcasts and regularly on WCW Saturday Night. In this Wrestling Salvage Yard, we look at his career and…
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