Hogan vs Sting: The Biggest Fumble In Wrestling History

Hogan vs Sting: The Biggest Fumble In Wrestling History

For nearly two years, WCW looked like they may take over as the world's premiere wrestling organization. In 1997, they had one of the hottest feuds in wrestling history with Hulk Hogan vs Sting, and all they had to do was bring it home, but what followed was probably the biggest fumble in the history of professional wrestling. This is the story of, and our reactions to, Starrcade 1997.

Random WWF Jobbers You Probably Forgot

Jobbers have been a vital part of professional wrestling throughout its history; sometimes you need to get a guy a win without making a consequential wrestler look weak. Not all jobbers are equal, though. Sometimes there's a Mantaur, or a Knuckleball Schwartz... and don't forget Bastian Booger. Also, we try to name all WCW/WWE Cruiserweight champions from 1991-2007 and every Mick Foley PPV opponent. Subscribe!

When Randy Orton Met Cactus Jack

Mick Foley had a legendary career full of carnage, and one of his most memorable matches came against a young man in his early 20's who would eventually be a multiple-time WWE Champion. Randy Orton met Cactus Jack in his world, held his own, and left with the Intercontinental Championship (and some voices in his head.)

Episode 50: The Undertaker vs The Undertaker

We thought about doing something iconic for our 50th episode, but that isn't our style. We decided we are going to talk about a wild and confusing classic WWE storyline that ended with The Undertaker facing off against The Undertaker. Subscribe, tell you friends, and tell us your favorite episode in the comments!

Starrcade 1992 WAS WCW (Battlebowl II)

Under the direction of "Cowboy" Bill Watts, WCW was in a period that was taking it back to its wrasslin' roots in 1992. While we love the classic WCW wrestling style, we also love watching the ways in which WCW would get in its own way. Cue the Battlebowl. Starrcade 1992 was a perfect example, as it featured Sting, Vader, The Great Muta, Jim Ross, Jushin Thunder Liger, Dustin Rhodes, Jim Ross, Barry Windham, Brian Pillman, Harley Race, and more... and it still stunk.