TIMELINE WRESTLING | 1995 | Kevin Nash (WWF) & Sandman (ECW)

Step into the wrestling time machine and journey back to a pivotal year in the squared circle. The year 1995 was ablaze with iconic feuds and the emergence of legends. In this comprehensive timeline, we delve into the significant events of WWF and ECW through the lenses of Kevin Nash and Sandman, two wrestlers who left indelible marks in this era.
Navigate through each month with us as we chronicle the highs, the lows, the controversies, and the unforgettable moments that defined 1995. From the fiery rings of ECW to the grand stages of WWF, this timeline captures the essence of a year that shaped the future of wrestling.
Whether you're a die-hard wrestling aficionado or a newcomer to the wrestling world, this journey through 1995 is packed with insights, anecdotes, and the raw emotion that makes wrestling a timeless spectacle.
Timestamps are provided for smooth navigation through the events, ensuring you don't miss a beat of 1995's wrestling narrative. Relive the rivalries, the victories, the shocks, and the evolving legacy of Kevin Nash and Sandman in a year that wrestling fans will forever cherish.
Hit the mat with us as we rewind the clock and revisit the riveting world of wrestling in 1995.
00:00 TIMELINE WRESTLING | 1995 | Kevin Nash (WWF) & Sandman (ECW)
00:00 WWF 1995 INTRODUCTION
01:04 WWF January 1st, 1995
04:04 ECW 1995 Introduction
06:05 ECW January 7th, 1995
09:19 WWF January 8th, 1995
11:32 WWF January 9th, 1995
12:29 ECW January 14th, 1995
15:12 WWF January 16th, 1995
16:58 WWF January 22nd, 1995
32:47 WWF January 23rd, 1995
34:36 WWF January 28th, 1995
36:51 ECW February 4th, 1995
37:57 WWF February 18th, 1995
42:22 WWF February 20th, 1995
47:26 ECW February 21st, 1995
48:49 WWF February 23rd, 1995
51:49 WWF February 27th, 1995
55:24 WWF February 28th, 1995
58:10 WWF March 12th, 1995
01:01:42 ECW March 18th, 1995
01:04:24 WWF March 19th, 1995
01:05:45 WWF March 20th, 1995
01:09:26 WWF April 2nd, 1995
01:28:15 WWF April 3rd, 1995
01:32:43 ECW April 8th, 1995
01:36:41 WWF April 8th, 1995
01:38:13 WWF April 15th, 1995
01:39:19 WWF April 17th, 1995
01:45:59 ECW April 28th, 1995
01:46:44 ECW April 29th, 1995
01:47:56 WWF April 30th, 1995
01:58:37 ECW May 5th, 1995
01:59:53 ECW May 6th, 1995
02:00:38 ECW May 13th, 1995
02:02:52 WWF May 13th, 1995
02:04:09 WWF May 14th, 1995
02:12:09 WWF May 18th, 1995
02:14:05 ECW May 19th, 1995
02:15:05 ECW May 30th, 1995
02:16:18 ECW June 1st, 1995
02:18:32 WWF June 3rd, 1995
02:20:29 ECW June 17th, 1995
02:23:19 WWF June 24th, 1995
02:26:38 WWF June 25th, 1995
02:30:07 ECW July 1st, 1995
02:35:28 WWF July 8th, 1995
02:41:37 ECW July 15th, 1995
02:44:34 ECW July 20th, 1995
02:45:11 ECW July 21st, 1995
02:49:00 WWF July 23rd, 1995
02:52:50 WWF July 24th, 1995
02:56:15 ECW July 27th, 1995
02:57:19 ECW August 4th, 1995
02:58:34 ECW August 5th, 1995
03:00:50 WWF August 10th, 1995
03:02:27 WWF August 18th, 1995
03:04:56 ECW August 26th, 1995
03:06:43 WWF August 27th, 1995
03:15:26 ECW August 28th, 1995
03:17:02 WWF August 30th, 1995
03:20:23 WWF September 1st, 1995
03:20:57 WWF September 4th, 1995
03:24:53 WWF September 9th, 1995
03:26:24 WWF September 11th, 1995
03:31:25 ECW September 16th, 1995
03:34:57 WWF September 17th, 1995
03:36:50 ECW September 23rd, 1995
03:38:30 WWF September 25th, 1995
03:39:46 ECW September 26th, 1995
03:40:52 ECW October 1st, 1995
03:42:49 WWF October 2nd, 1995
03:44:03 ECW October 6th, 1995
03:46:14 ECW October 7th, 1995
03:47:24 WWF October 8th, 1995
03:51:55 WWF October 13th, 1995
03:58:15 WWF October 22nd, 1995
04:01:07 ECW October 28th, 1995
04:06:37 WWF October 30th, 1995
04:08:52 WWF November 13th, 1995
04:09:35 ECW November 18th, 1995
04:14:02 WWF November 19th, 1995
04:19:46 WWF November 20th, 1995
04:24:22 WWF November 25th, 1995
04:26:22 ECW December 9th, 1995
04:29:11 WWF December 17th, 1995
04:30:30 WWF December 18th, 1995
04:32:12 WWF December 19th, 1995
04:33:36 ECW December 29th, 1995
04:39:04 ECW 1995 OUTRO
04:41:05 WWF December 30th, 1995
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[@ScarFace5566]

2:26 “I won’t go into the Hall of Fame before those other guys” ::::A Few Years Later:::: 2015 HHH - “Hey Kev, we’ll give $5000 and a Legends Deal for the HOF!” Nash -“Is Rude in there?” HHH -“No… but I’ll give you the Number for my Quad repair specialist!” Nash -“It’s a Dealdo!!!”😂

[@drunkensailor112]

Dear god. What kind of crack is sandman on here?

[@guilhermemelo3760]

The contrast between the interviews is crazy

[@markcafebrown2883]

Love Nash and Sean Oliver working together back then and now

[@thedude4672]

Good Sean interviewing Nash Sean's evil twin interviewing Sandman [The goatee helps us differentiate]

[@seanbonella]

Hate these mashes

[@mecha2001]

Nash WWF Timeline 1995 is great on its own. it's too bad the upload from last year goes out of sync about halfway through. but I too find the mashups kind of overwhelming because you get in a rhythm on one and then it bounces to the other completely out of context

[@thedude4672]

Yeah, I don't like the mashups either

[@CommandanteDiablo]

Especially the mash ups with retards like "Tod the god". They do this because otherwise no one would watch "Tod the god" for example on his own

[@jonbourgoin182]

Sandman has those meth scratches on his face

[@samiam7342]

He looks like Walter white’s #1 customer……

[@bornfromforeign]

​@@samiam7342😂😂😂😂😂

[@PhilMiCoochie]

Nah those look more like domestic violence scratches lol

[@GaiaMisery]

Prolly wrestling a match not long ago

[@ducklife420]

i was gonna say the same thing.

[@MasteroftheDDT]

Wat on earth coulda possibly caused these gaps in Sandman's memory?

[@chim-choo-ree]

"Enter Sandman"

[@farrisward2211]

This showed up outta nowhere, glad I caught it!

[@miketuttle6617]

The first ride along character's 😂😂 Syd, Dutch, and Shiek

[@mikthemik69]

Imagine being Sandman's kid. Sweet jesus

[@k_gene2816]

He seems to love his daddy

[@mikthemik69]

@@k_gene2816 his daddy doesn't seem to know which way is up

[@justinwood6407]

Morgan Spurlock interviewing The Sandman

[@Station_AI]

Man I would love to hear those old interviews with Kev from JR'S Atlanta radio show, talk about lost media.

[@zacmccrary4254]

JR's Podcast occasionally puts those up instead of new episodes, pretty interesting. You can find them. At least one of them had Nash in the Vinnie Vegas persona

[@TheGingerExpress243]

Nash 95 is the best KC shoot ever

[@fierifipor]

I would have to agree

[@McElwainLovesSharks]

It’s awful. He just sits there like a condescending prick and talks about how great the kliq was. Literally no other insight at all.

[@PeteSanctions]

"Hey....Bam Bam.....think about it...."

[@Mrsilenciobackgammon]

Ha ha

[@Ayyem93]

2:26:23 to 2:26:38 so that was a fucking lie lmao

[@John.Flower.Productions]

I knew that was a horseshjt claim well before he proved it.

[@chairmanofthebored]

1:40:19 Savio would remain with the company for another 4 years.

[@joeyjoejoe1394]

Think he means this story takes place later when Savio was on the way out

[@chairmanofthebored]

⁠​⁠@@joeyjoejoe1394Kev says Savio cut Scott and Shawns hair on a flight and then “wasn’t around much longer after that”. For the story to work it has to take place before May 1996 since that’s when Scott left the company. Any way you interpret what he’s saying, it still doesn’t really make sense timeline wise.

[@NoizuStudios]

It's funny how each timeline wrestling references the worker from the other company. Coincidence?

[@nichhodge8503]

Seen the Nash timeline before but never Sandman’s

[@brewerscott]

Macaulay Culkin is a big wrestling fan, Paul Heyman wouldn't have to lie to him about paying him to work as Sandman's son, he would've probably done it for free.

[@ianor2304]

I can’t find the 7video with just Nash/wwf 1995 timeline. Anybody got a link - I was watching it only a few days ago

[@masonclark4770]

…John Kronus didn’t die until 2007. Not in 1995.

[@CLuvTravels]

I thought Sandman's hat said New Jack lol

[@shawnblock7335]

Cool 😎! Thanks 😊

[@edhitchins5521]

what happened to sandman pre interview? He looks like someone beat him up with all them cuts on his face

[@brownbearrecords1597]

Holy shit, the Sandman bloopers at the end are amazing.

[@ReinEngel]

Bret was going to be downed by Undertaker at Rumble, Nash at IYH, and then beaten for real at WM. I see why he threw a pissy fit.

[@thomaslatraille9629]

I never looked at it like that from that perspective... Good call

[@markcafebrown2883]

KC VAULT F YES!!!!!!!!

[@chim-choo-ree]

Is Sandman supposed to be watching that kid?

[@TheNickDinsmore]

Shout out to Tojo Yamamoto

[@John.Flower.Productions]

Tojo Yamamoto has been dead for decades.

[@sladebeefknuckle8615]

You always get the best out of Nash, Sean. Great chemistry.

[@Paulftate]

where's the beef 🤙✌

[@Kenny-Blankenship]

36:58 led to an all-time great botchamania moment

[@bdr113080]

I think Kevin gets an unfair bad rap for 1995. I know there are some people that like to point to that he wrestled HBK and Brett Hart, so how did he have a bad run? Well, yeah, he wrestled those two guys at the very beginning of his title run. Then he didn’t wrestle Brett again and until he dropped the belt to him almost a year later. Look, I’m not saying guys like Davey boy can’t work but Davey boy can have great matches with certain people. Like usually if you have two power houses going added it’s not going to be a good match. And then the rest of the year until he dropped the belt to bread, was filled out between Mabel and Sid. As far as blaming the ratings on him, come on, it’s not 1967 anymore where whoever the NWA champion is is how we gauge that sort of stuff by. Guys like diesel, Hart, HBK, yokozuna, undertaker and Scott Hall were guys that kept the company above water. Most of the reasons a lot of us didn’t like WWF at the time or the things we didn’t like about it weren’t diesel. I loved Kevin and most of my friends liked him too. He was over. It was all the mid card guys that were given stupid gimmicks. Things like Doink the Clown is what really made that just embarrassing to watch. it had to do with diesel because he was actually over, I’m not saying he was Ricky steamboat as far as a technical level but that’s not why the ratings were down. It’s kind of hard to appeal to adults or teenagers when you’ve got a clown wrestling a plumber and the clown is going over.

[@DaBaines]

All I want to do is get that kid a McDonald's and play some PlayStation or board games with him.

[@peterisnardi1197]

Did Sandman go facefirst through a plate glass window or something? He looks terrible here...

[@andrewmcguinness]

Can see such a difference verbally between this Nash and kliq this Nash. So much sharper

[@nichhodge8503]

I hated Diesel in WWF but soon as I saw nWo Kevin Nash he went to being in my top 3 wrestlers - Stone Cold Steve Austin, Undertaker then Nash

[@ericdravenX00X]

Sandman looks like he just got out of the ring with one of his old ECW bros..

[@McElwainLovesSharks]

“If they called me I wouldn’t go in. No way.” …. Since this interview, Nash has been inducted twice and the people he said he wouldn’t go in if they didn’t still aren’t in. What a strong constitution by him.

[@ReinEngel]

This was filmed before Hunter basically took over for the first time. That could be why. Lord knows I'm not trying to make excuses for a compulsive liar like Nash, though.

[@ericirish1606]

… but it’s a payday for any wrestler who is selected for the HOF . So why wouldn’t he.

[@steve6513]

What are you talking about Rick Rude Mr Perfect Backlund and Bruno have all been inducted. Literally every guy he talked about has been put in

[@animalunleashed3812]

Like Corny, I could listen to "Big Kev" talk wrestling for hours. On the other hand if I never heard Hak speak again, well, that would be just fine.

[@frankyturrizo4240]

Diesel and the powerbomb looked awesome. ECW actual wrestling matches were second to none

[@rickyrick9893]

"Hey bam bam "😂

[@elliotloy7546]

9:00

[@martinhussey51]

4:24:34

[@OfficialFingazMC]

Sweet, like an extra Kliq this episode!

[@CA-fy6gj]

But with wrestling!

[@MaxSlippyFist]

It's not that bad

[@MaxSlippyFist]

The views to likes ratio on this video tells its own story

[@robv4936]

60% of viewers across all videos don't hit the like, and it's unfortunately rising because most watch on TV now.

[@thedude4672]

It doesn't mean anything. Every video has way more views than likes. I forget to like videos that I do actually like all of the time

[@SigmaChicken09]

2:28:08

[@SigmaChicken09]

43:53

[@Jake888]

Vince Mcmahon would've never closed WM XI with that horrible ROSEANNE ripoff theme song

[@leighlowe1069]

Sean is a good guy to have with Kev, good chemistry, but hes such a mark 😂😂 When Kevs saying about the 15k fed ex, "was that a shoot" like thats normal talk for anyone who isnt a wrestler 😂😂

[@gw593]

Make up your mind Nash. Either the guy who cries when he wins the belt is a mark or he is a legend. Cant be both just because Shawn was your buddy.

[@samiam7342]

Sean should have asked sandman's daughter a couple of questions about ECW.......or how she is able to touch her nose with her tongue......😛

[@PhilMiCoochie]

36:47 it always annoys me when I see or hear Bruno trashing the business that made him a mega star. He had the "well listen here buster, back in my day" disease

[@SteelSunday]

It was not the same business tho. Bruno wouldn't be a star today using this business, the complete business model changed.

[@PhilMiCoochie]

@@SteelSunday that's understandable but he went out of his way to throw dirt on the wrestling business from 1987 up until he and Vince made up. There have been countless older wrestlers who changed with the times and didn't become an old bag of sour grapes

[@johnnysupreme5718]

​@@PhilMiCoochieBruno was the top of a different culture, too. He was always a gentlemen, polite, and kept to himself. The generations after him (and this isn't a knock) became rockstars and partiers. They'd hit the streets at night. It's not surprising Bruno can't really relate.

[@BruceMichaelFilms]

@@PhilMiCoochiejust because other older wrestlers were okay with the changes doesn’t mean that Bruno should have been. He was an old school Italian immigrant who believed in traditions and keeping things classy. The business evolved in a way he didn’t like, and that’s fine. He’s not the only guy who’s been outspoken about stuff like that. Look at Bret Hart.