WWE's Golden Age - Part 3 (1987-1990)

[@Cultaholic]

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[@moriordan85]

Please continue this into the new generation

[@OutsiderLXIX]

Thank you for so much focus on Wrestlemania IV. I'm one of the VERY FEW people that LOVE that Wrestlemania. It's the first time I ever saw wrestling. I was 4 years old and I've been hooked ever since. Bc of the tournament style of that Mania, when I played with my action figures, I'd always have a "tournament" with brackets and all. Wasn't just my wrestler toys either. It was them, my ninja turtles, my xmen, whatever I had. But yeah thank you again for the videos. Cultaholic is the best.

[@charlesjohnriedesel7231]

Do the attitude era next please

[@chrisbuek]

Please keep going! This was fantastic. You guys really elevated your game here.

[@guywilliams6569]

"Elizabitt"...

[@coogieman4659]

That WWF history is what we need

[@bristolmclean8772]

Right! No bullshit, just straight facts and fascinating stories

[@FloridaManRacer]

I love the work Cultaholic does, but this is by far the BEST content this channel creates. These long form documentaries are always edited and narrated on a level that could air on television without question. I've enjoyed every minute of the Golden Age and hope you also work on the New Generation, WCW's Early years and other poignant eras of other great promotions. Thanks to everyone at Cultaholic, and have a great holiday season!

[@dadman9799]

😅😅

[@bgorski6937]

Not to mention the research that goes in to these documentaries.👍✌

[@TheThird1977]

Absolutely fantastic. This is great and one could say it is the Golden Age of Cultaholic programming.

[@joshhale9355]

Can we just give Sam Driver his flowers for how incredible he is as a narrator for this. I can’t wait for the super cut so I can just send it to anyone who wants to know about wrestling history

[@cliffordjackson3]

FACTS.

[@IhateOldbergthewrestler-rc4qr]

Holy shit I've been checking every day for part 3.

[@megaplanetawsome7986]

He's also done the entire history of wwe

[@NicTHiQ]

I came into the comments to type this. Sam is an iconic documentary narrator

[@KHLthe2nd]

Not with the mistakes I caught.

[@roymartin500]

You guys are nailing this! I grew up going to a WWF card at least once a year from 84-91 & followed TV WWF for that time as well. This is done so well that I'm being reminded by details I forgot. Top notch research Cultaholic team.

[@cliffordjackson3]

FACTS dude.

[@bb-gc2tx]

those were great days especially because gen x kids watched for the entertainment and larger than life characters . we didnt over analyze meaningless things like work rate promo skills who and who isnt being pushed like todays slow clapping beta male neck beards who could careless about story lines and only about trying to prove how "smart"they are and think they are part of aew 🤣

[@jp3813]

@@bb-gc2tx Pretty sure "Black Saturday" proved that such fans existed even back in the 80s. Hence, those who only watch for entertainment have always been labeled as marks.

[@jrsmith1998]

Thanks for the compliment! We always give our best you and everyone else! Please let us know what you would like to cover next.

[@rommyremus9650]

Yes, we also went once a year here in CT. I'll never forget when my mom said when we were going that year. You ever hear of WrestleMania she asked. Yes, they used to fill arenas, not stadiums!! My brother and I were freaking out!! Awful card, but a great time!! WM 11.

[@kdailey4315]

This is probably the best 2 - 3 year kayfabe run in wrestling history. The vacated belt, into the tournament, into the Mega Powers and WM 5 and then into the Hulk Warrior double champion WM 6 was absolute perfection.

[@thetimebinder]

Yeah, the Wrestlemania 4 tournament and Savage title chase was damn good booking. Everything made sense. Swerves directly served a purpose.

[@DaDitka]

I agree. It seemed like from the events leading up to Hogan vs Andre in WM III until the Warrior won the title from Hogan in WM VI, the WWF was at its all-time peak when it came to the cast of characters, storyline, and the "believability" (if you want to call it that) of the matches themselves. It just ... I don't know, it FELT so compelling. This was during my tenure in high school (born in 1971, graduated in 1990). And my friends and I were talking about this like some would talk about the popular soap operas of the day. I guess it WAS our soap opera. So much fun.

[@kdailey4315]

Born in 80 so a decade younger than you but I was so insanely pumped when the Mega Powers formed. It as the greatest ever and devastated when they broke up. It was completely believable too. @@DaDitka

[@jasonamrhein9593]

This has been a fantastic series so far. Hopefully we'll see an NWA/WCW version.

[@LordScrambles1]

I want to see something this deep for every promotion/territory/era. There are some channels that have done a deep dive into each territory, and they're good, but they don't have this kind of budget or talent on staff.

[@justafanofnerdculture7602]

I agree wholeheartedly!

[@charlieward5476]

Sign me up please

[@taylorcannon7272]

This has been awesome. Can't wait for the next one.

[@Ghost-304]

@@LordScrambles1The Iron Claw will be great movie to get deep into territory’s

[@garrettjohnson97]

This has been the best three Sundays in a row, I love this series. Way to go fellas!

[@cliffordjackson3]

FACTS.

[@randommaskguy]

Thank you for this series. I was born in 84 and while I know about the major stories, you shed light on so many details I never knew happened.

[@TwiceEric]

I watch and listen to this stuff when I deal with stress, anxiety, and panic and you’d be surprised how therapeutic it is. Thanks.

[@michaelpawlowicz9377]

I'm starting to find that out too.

[@eddiedaysh4315]

Absolutley superb! As a 40 something lifelong fan of the golden age this was a flawless production thoroughly engrossing series & expertly narrated also. Thank you so much Cultaholic fantastic work.

[@TheBlackScatPack]

I know this maybe a small detail but I like when documentaries actually call it WWF during the period it was actually WWF.

[@rommyremus9650]

I agree. It's a small but accurate detail. I've NEVER watched the WWE. I've only ever seen and enjoyed the Federation.

[@Alexandria87]

Same here! I feel more connected to my childhood when they call it what it was back in the day

[@patandmacmusic]

Imo it became something vastly different when it became the WWE

[@an0therdimensi0n99]

this discussion can easily bleed into a madella effect. i give it 5 years before an entire sect of people will swear it was never called WWF and videos will be a.i. generated proving it was always WWE....

[@TheBloodOfChristRedeems]

Agreed!!

[@kamille2]

Keep it coming… do one on the New Generation Era, Attitude Era, Ruthless Aggression Era..

[@jeffreygunn3150]

I’m a teenager again watching these videos. Great stuff!

[@christopherfidler3019]

THERE IS LUST IN YOUR EYES FOR MISS ELIZABETH 💪

[@LordScrambles1]

Behind my back. I loved you like a brother. I got proof right here. Yeah.

[@joeywrestling9536]

I know right 🤣 Imagine that lol 😂

[@AmericanStandard-yc8xh]

I think you meant ElizaBIT!!!

[@christopherfidler3019]

@@AmericanStandard-yc8xh KULK KOGAN *SNARL*

[@johnnydropkicks]

@@AmericanStandard-yc8xh Hahaha! ****5 STAR*** comment!

[@KayFabe87]

Incredibly well-researched. I was shocked that there was even a reference to the local Philadelphia cable channel, PRISM, which is where I would watch the WWF Philadelphia Spectrum cards as a kid. The channel only had penetration in the Philadelphia / Southern New Jersey metro area but the research team for this video clearly dug deep to pull that factoid. The Spectrum cards used to be broadcast live on PRISM, but the WWF later changed the airing to the following day (usually Sunday afternoon) to show the matches in an effort to boost live attendance before removing the shows completely from the network.

[@an0therdimensi0n99]

who could forget cablevision's classic brown cable box and remote that had satisfying button presses

[@NostalgikOne]

Growing up in the late 80s and all through the 90s…there was no better memory as a kid than Golden Age WWF for me…this is the best series I’ve seen to date. Well played, Cultaholic.

[@wickideazy]

Another brilliant installment in this absolutely brilliant series. It may be two hours long but it doesn't feel like it. And as always, Sam does a fantastic job narrating. This is going down as one of my absolute favorite documentaries ever and is one of the best things Cultaholic has ever produced.

[@bgorski6937]

In my opinion I could watch two more hours for each part.🤷‍♂️

[@alexcorrea4828]

I was about eight through 10 in these years. Everything was all wrestling all the time. Birthdays Christmas that's all I wanted . I was in Philly we had a lot of great House shows. These are easily the best Golden Era KZbin videos I've ever seen

[@josephdelledonne2098]

This series was great. I remember watching this as a kid. It was the true golden era. Say what you want, but Hogan was awesome. He was big and larger than life. Him slamming Andre is still such an iconic image. When Hogan lost to Andre I cried. Also, I'll never forget the amazing scene of Savage holding Elizabeth on his soldier celebrating his world title win. This time will never be replicated.

[@cliffordjackson3]

FACTS.

[@DeanJohnson-oc6iw]

Dayn. Shoot

[@DeanJohnson-oc6iw]

​@@cliffordjackson3 ain'tit?

[@ChocolateMilk1978]

It was the best time. There was something pure about it.

[@DaDitka]

​@ChocolateMilk1978 The stories were solid, and the wrestlers took to the roles given to them so easily and so well. DiBiase WAS the evil rich man. Hogan WAS the All-American. Demolition WAS the brutal tag-team. Savage WAS the maniac who trusted no one. Elizabeth WAS the stunning beauty that everyone wanted. Heenan WAS the conniving, selfish backstabber. Slick WAS the pimp. I've gone long enough, you get my point. They were talented actors who really made it feel like they hated each other. Such a fun, fun time.

[@kennym.4664]

Nine-year-old me was one of those 33 million people watching The Main Event on February 5, 1988. One of the most memorable periods in my wrestling fandom.

[@danday9697]

The macho vs hogan storyline was such a masterpiece. They gave it plenty of room to breathe. Just teasing you with bits and pieces. It is still my all time favorite feud.

[@lawcheukyui]

I love this series. : ) Thank you for the great looking and informative production .

[@STONESGAM]

This was the true Golden Age of wrestling IMO especially after the success of Wrestlemania 3. I was a kid and wrestling was my life back then and I religiously watched both NWA/WCW on TBS and WWF. The 80's was just a great time in general and I feel like the promos and heat back then was the best it ever was with the best characters with charisma. And the matches were slower than today but they sold it much better back then that they were truly wrestling and grappling with each other. Unlike wrestling today where it seems more like an acrobat or gymnastic show. Thanks for making these vids I have really enjoyed them and happy to stumble upon this on a Sunday night to relive my childhood.

[@cgxapurba8450]

Thats why Gunther is so Over,He brings Those Proper wrestling.

[@jamesabernethy7896]

Although I follow a few wrestling channels, there's been a lot of great content been coming out lately. This series has been really interesting. Excellent work.

[@andycarr4868]

The amount of effort in detail put into these is absolutely phenomenal. Awesome work! 👏👏👏

[@Steve-1978]

Brilliant - keep these coming 🙏🏻 Narration gives a great insight into the history and origin of American wrestling. Your enthusiasm for detail is awesome! Great storytelling of the key events, both in the evolution of wresting style, attitude, fanbase, talent & technique….Bravo!

[@FretzlemaniaPod]

All you mad lads have been working on this for years and it shows. This series has been amazing!

[@TheDukeofMadness]

I honestly missed all this as I was with JCP/WCW exclusive until 1998. I watched the majority of the Attitude Era then found marriage and hard work. I got the network and watched this period with a bit of a jaundiced eye. This shows me what it really was like. Great video series.

[@mjdf122]

Another great series brought to you by Cultaholic Wrestling

[@davefogle7747]

Cultaholic at it's best , the 3 guys who worked on it should be very proud of this

[@jadabee9459]

You know what I'm realizing as I'm halfway into chapter 3 here? These videos are only recapping the ppvs and all the TV shows and things that we can all find on the internet ourselves. That being said, it just goes to show you that when you put together perfect imagery, and you have an amazing flow to your storytelling, you can tell even the most basic of stories and they will be like this. Just an absolute treat to listen to every minute of these. Cheers.

[@cgxapurba8450]

Then what do u expect him to do. Do you think he was there in 80s following every Show ,He might be 1-5 yrs old or may have not born yet.

[@Marcelo83uk]

I was born in 83, I remember my friends older brother having some of these on vhs here in the uk around 88/89... as a kid wrestling was great to watch! Stopped watching in the early 00's it went downhill but this was my era! This has taken me down memory lane! I remember battle royal at the Albert hall over here.. the commentary of heenan, gorilla and characters were great to listen to.. such a fun time in wrestling!

[@Nbflowers1989]

All the praise Cultaholic is geting for this series is still not enough. 👏👏👏 I look forward every week to the next installment. Cheers to all involved.

[@theromanclub787]

Keep going! This is very well done! Congrats!!! We need a part 4-5-6 etc all through the Attitude Era

[@tylermuecke7875]

I work weekends and this series has helped me get through my Sundays. Thank you for the excellent content!

[@danlab21]

Thank you for summarizing these years in a way that makes me feel like I’m there.

[@commodorecheckers]

This has been incredible so far. Excited for part 3.

[@markabraham2367]

Macho's toss of Elizabeth is crazy. Liz went flying

[@TDunn41594]

Tremendous job with all these documentaries. Should cut all of them together to do a long compilation. Keep turning new ones out

[@cliffordjackson3]

FACTS.

[@laptopbehemoth]

Please keep making these guys! I love long form videos like this. I'd happily watch 10 more, all the way up to present day

[@jasonpalmer6310]

The best wrestling documentary series I’ve ever seen . Thanks !

[@garytucker3563]

Amazing quality doc series, bravo Cultaholic!! These were so GREAT, IMO, it is equal to VICE's Dark Side of the Ring series, the GLOW doc, and the unsettling Gaea Girls doc from Japan!

[@jingrassmama]

This has been so incredible, as a long time fan who has such fond memories of the golden era, thank you ❤

[@TheNorthanShowcaseChannel]

This have brought back so many memories of wrestlers id forgotten about. Thabk. Thank you so much.

[@kevinmcclintock5492]

Truly a great time to be a wrestling fan during this time. I was glued to the TV Saturday morning to watch the WWF and NWA. Then, when the WWF had that Saturday Night Wrestling show it was a huge event for my friends and I. The week leading up to Saturday night, the show was all we could talk about during lunch and in the morning, in homeroom, before classes began. Brings back great memories.

[@justafanofnerdculture7602]

Same here, man!

[@KevinPayton-fq8gd]

Absolutely.

[@victorcastro9942]

45 min in, and I’m reliving part of my childhood! Amazing job on this coverage of WWF era of wrestling. Can’t believe I haven’t come across this sooner! With a tear in my eye, thank you.

[@DaDitka]

This series is so incredibly well done. Bravo to all who put in the work and effort to make this! And yet, at about the 40:08 mark and for about two minutes, i can't help but feel a twinge of sadness. There is something about the old guard that started the whole thing in the early 1980s being moved out that... well, makes me sad. I know that times change, people het older, and folks move on. But to think that in just a little over 3 years, only 6 of the 24 participants in Wrestlemania I (give or take) would still be around? It honestly makes me nostalgic right now, wishing for the days when the US Express went against the villainous Volkoff and Shiek, and Bundy and Studd were the team who couldn't be slammed, and the antics of Rowdy Roddy Piper. Gone, but not forgotten. Thank you, gentlemen, for the memories. You made being a fan SO much fun.

[@LwandaMandla-eo3io]

*And another certified Cultaholic classic*

[@justafanofnerdculture7602]

Another awesome documentary on the golden era of the WWF. It's very refreshing to get an honest, non WWF (or A&E) produced documentary on the subject.

[@RationalFolkism]

This was an amazing series of videos. It really took me back to my teenage days. Great job. I look forward to future videos on this subject.

[@justinmoessinger6977]

These have been absolutely amazing and I hope you continue into the next generation(s) after the golden age!!

[@coxmike7076]

"That's the breaks boyyyy, yeahhh, that's the breaks little man" lol. DX

[@kayeso]

Absolutely loving this series. Well done to all concerned!

[@Scotify25]

Brilliant series, brilliant narating. I learned a thing or two from this. Thank you for making the morning commute more interesting.

[@Ishida1694]

You're doing an AMAZING job with this series! It's easily becoming one of my favorite series on KZbin! Can't wait for you to tackle UNDERTACKER'S DEBUTE IN THE NEXT INSTALLMENT ; U ;/

[@ShaneWreck83]

I've said it before on the previous installment. But you guys really crushed it. This is far and away not only the best project the channel has done. But I sincerely mean it when I say that this retrospect is the best documentary I've ever seen in regards to the "History Of" the WWF. Standing ovation is well deserved. Top notch work and I genuinely wanna say thank you to everyone at Cultaholic. 👍👏

[@carlcady4008]

Every episode has been awesome! Well researched, well edited and awesomely voiced by Sam, kudos to Matt and Justin for their hard work as well!

[@OWXMUSIC]

I’m a huge fan of this taking a walk down WWF memory lane. This is real sport entertainment journalism work done here, the research must have been daunting but I’m sure a whole lot of fun. Thanks for this.

[@irisgraham7222]

This is absolutely brilliant! You did a bang up job with the research and the narration. Awesome!

[@darendee5682]

You are doing such a great job Cultaholic. Bringing back some great memories for me since the 60's in such detail. Thank you.

[@jimmyplenderleith9471]

First of all, this has been the most well made, most informational, professionally made and simply the BEST series on wrestling I've seen produced on KZbin....kudos to all of you at Cultaholic for an incredibly well job done! Secondly, Hogan was 100% the heel in the Mega Powers exploding angle.....I'd have canned Hogan with the belt if he kept gettin all up in my woman's face. Savage should have gone over Hogan at Mania.....or at least have ended better than typical Hogan takes a finisher, no sells it, Hulks up and wins.....they should have done something different making the end questionable or at least not as complete a burial.

[@SamsonTJ423]

Thank you Cultaholic for another Awesome 😎👍😎 wrestling documentary!!!

[@GrumpyOldGamer9221]

Superb series, and we all appreciate your work putting it together. Cheers 👍🏼

[@clarkondrums2112]

Thanks for making this series. Was great revisiting this era and learning about the background stories which the general public wouldn't have really known much about at the time.

[@stonecoldsbottlebin]

I'm really enjoying these restrospectives, kudos Sam, this is great work.

[@chechumber8622]

What an incredible series. Well done to everyone involved in this.

[@matthewmiller3519]

I watched when the series dropped. 6 months later i still love this. Keep it up!

[@graysontheginger]

This 3 part series has been INCREDIBLE!!

[@cliffordjackson3]

ALL FACTS NO CAP.

[@KevenSylvain]

Shootchea 🔥🔥🔥

[@AaronAaron-tv2lr]

You guys really put together a top notch video series here. Excellent!

[@CaseyWood-mn9vm]

Amazing series, a lot of work went into these, much better than anything WWF/E could ever bother to do. Thank you for these, just awesome.

[@bebl]

Is this some kind of an early christmas present? Thank you for your incredible work, those videos are such a joy!

[@thetruth72667]

There was lust in Hulks eyes! Never understood how Randy was looked at as the bad guy while hulk always acted like a selfish person. Calling himself the real Champ before the Royal Rumble, real good best friend & then he eliminated him. He didn’t wear “MegaPower” trunks at the survivor series while Macho did & Hulk also needed a separate entrance from the rest of the team. The world Champ came out with his team but not Hulk. In their final tag team match same thing Macho wore MegaPower trunks while Hulk didn’t. Always making a point to say shit to & about Liz that was so awkward. Randy shoulda pinned Hulk for the 1st time & LOVE that warrior got to but Macho shoulda got that. Instead he jobbed every time ugh lol! RIP Macho Lanny Warrior & Liz Side note: WWF in 1988 was crazy popular. When you can go watch the “The Main Event” Hulk vs André match. The crowd goes absolutely insane when Andre is getting up to sneak up on Hulk!!! It’s like a Horror movie reaction. The crowd screams were unreal. The other reaction was when Honky hit Macho with the guitar. The crowd was in an uproar after he threw Liz to the ground but when he smashed the guitar over Randy’s head the place went silent man lol it was crazy. You also had all 4 champs in the ring at the same time. Such a great time in life….

[@ShaneWreck83]

So I just finished rewatching all 3 parts of "The Golden Era" and I can't wait for the 4th installment. Hopefully it won't be too long till it's posted/uploaded. But, with all good things it'll be worth the wait. So with that being said, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to everyone at Cultaholic. Cheers.👍🎉

[@ravinderaujla1321]

These vids are THE best thing on KZbin

[@Bit2brain]

Really appreciate the work that went into this. Well done.

[@jp3813]

12:00 Many who grew up during the Attitude Era assume that it was when pro-wrestling peaked in popularity. But the highest Nielsen rating that the Monday Night Wars achieved for a single show was 8.1 when Raw went unopposed, while the highest for Nitro was 6.0, also unopposed. Raw's most-watched segment on TV was Austin vs Taker on 06/28/99, which achieved a 9.5 rating [10.72 million viewers] after Nitro went off the air eight minutes early. Smackdown maxed out at 5.8.

[@derekwhite7972]

There were far more channels to view in the late 90s than there were in the 80s. Those Raw and Nitro ratings were impressive.

[@jp3813]

@@derekwhite7972 The keyword is "peak". You basically explained that more people watched other shows instead of pro-wrestling in the late 90s.

[@CamPerry93]

Haven't enjoyed the content for a minute, but this and the previous two part's were definitely a home run

[@barkboingfloom]

It's funny that you mention the new title belt on The Main Event. If you watch Hogan's promo, airing immediately before the match, you can see he is wearing the prior design around his waist indicating that these two moments were not shot on the same day. 😆 Perhaps when the interview was taped at Titan Tower the belt hadn't been delivered yet. In my opinion the new design should have been rolled at WrestleMania.

[@httr94]

I can't praise Cultaholic enough for the work they've done with these videos. Here's hoping they do this series for every era that follows!

[@sid7547]

I have to say, this is truly amazing productions value, and superb factual storytelling. 10/10. Thank you 🙏

[@ChilleDeConartist]

These are so good man. This is when I started watching as a kid. These are awesome. Thank you 🙏

[@michaeljohnston4459]

I didn't know Vince tried to swing that bill back in 89.. Your work is amazing man. Top tier stuff, just as good as anything on Netflick.

[@michaelsinger4638]

Macho Man was a fantastic all around wrestler. He could do it all.

[@princebusta1st1]

Incredible series. one of, if not the best Golden age docs I’ve seen, the only way it could of been better is if it had more footage, but that would have had to have had co-operation from the WWE and probably would’ve compromised the warts-and-all approach. Fantastic stuff 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻

[@Del_S]

1:13:03 ...David Keith? I think there was a little mistake there :P David Keith's the guy who looks like Robert Wuhl but isn't

[@Brooklyn-wz9ms]

Greatest wrestling documentary ever!!! Thanks man! Keep up the good work!

[@kennym.4664]

I've never been a Cultaholic fan, but, jeezus, are they killing it with this! I first became a fan as a young kid during the time covered in the previous part (early 1985), so the storyline recaps are great nostalgia, while some backstage goings on were news to me. Keep this up, guys! Well done!!

[@B-Eazy999]

Andre was the goat , I remember my father telling me about seeing him at an airport and what a monster of a man he was and the ole man was a man among men and hearing him say that was impressive as a young teen .

[@michaelvigil1417]

Thank you for these docs. I love the late 80's/early 90's WWF. Pls keep them coming

[@thekendemetrishow]

Picture me, 2 days after my 8th birthday, all hopped up on Hot chips and strawberry Quik, losing my shit watching my parents (HUGE) 26” TV as Hulkamania FINALLY fell. What a birthday present!

[@glaroche4153]

This was a really enjoyable and well researched documentary. Fantastic work and thanks

[@bruceleeroy2050]

A great video. I watched it in its entirety. What happens behind the scenes in professional wrestling is fascinating. The different eras of the WWF evolved so quickly through the years. Only a select few were on top for significant time. Looking forward to the next video in the series.

[@joelmarte7059]

Damn I just wanna say love ur channel all of this brings me childhood memories I was born in 1979 so I started watching wrestling by WrestleMania 1 which I was 6 by the time.keep it up men 👏👏👏👏👏!!!u break it down real good 👍

[@canvascontent4383]

You lot are superlative wrestling scholars on a bang-average day, but this just might be your Magnum Opus. Hats-off, this has been a Ken Burns-worthy deep dive you should all be proud of.

[@asdfjkl5713]

Fantastic series. Hoping to see more of these long form era breakdowns.

[@BDUBZ49]

This has been an excellent series of documentaries. Very in-depth research, organized thoughtful writing, and more than competent narration. (bad narration ruins so many perfectly good videos). Combine all that with great photos, graphics and quality sound. On a side note.. I miss the old belts. These newer belts with the giant WW logo are hideous.

[@miketuttle6617]

Really dig these. Done very well. Respect.

[@andicee8324]

This series has been one of the best ever made, and one of the very few I've watched in its entirety. If there was any criticism, some of the comments and snide remarks could have been omitted. But apart from that, an award winning series. This series also shows how important to the business Hulk Hogan was.

[@Brandonweifu]

Despite his shdeapite how much of a pos he was....yeah hogan was important

[@stevencook10236]

Keep up the amazing work guys, love yall