WCW/nWo Fall Brawl 1998 - The "Reliving The War"

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WCW nWo Fall Brawl 1998 took place on September 13, 1998 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. The event was headlined with the annual War Games match, but WCW made a few significant changes to the match this year; there are 3 teams of 3 competing in War Games this time around, and the "Match Beyond" has been completely removed. Pinfalls are allowed inside War Games and the match can end at any time. Team Wolfpac (Kevin Nash, Sting and Lex Luger) take on Team WCW (Diamond Dallas Page, Roddy Piper and The Warrior) and Team Hollywood (Hollywood Hogan, Bret Hart and Stevie Ray).
Elsewhere on the card Chris Jericho takes on mini-Goldberg, Juventud Guerrera defends his cruiserweight title against Silver King, and Rick Steiner vs Scott Steiner also takes place.
This video is part of the Wrestling Bios Reliving The War series.
00:00 - Intro
01:21 - Chris Jericho Promo
02:36 - Alex & Disco vs Bulldog & Anvil
06:35 - Chris Jericho vs "Goldberg"
08:23 - Ernest Miller vs Norman Smiley
10:14 - Scott Steiner vs Rick Steiner
13:38 - Juventud Guerrera vs Silver King
17:04 - Raven vs Saturn
22:06 - Curt Hennig vs Dean Malenko
24:14 - Konnan vs Scott Hall
27:00 - The 1998 War Games Match
32:19 - Final Thoughts / Credits
#WCW #nWo

[@PhenomsServant4]

After watching this. Im sending my condolences in advance for when you have to start covering 2000 WCW PPVs

[@jameshill3403]

Its gonna get ugly once Russo shows up in mid 99

[@sillyrascal3382]

Yeah....WCW was terrible after the finger poke of doom. Chris Jericho, Eddie Guerrero, Chris Beniot and Booker T needed to be pushed more in 98. I didn't watch much WCW, but loved Jericho and rooted for him as a heel. 13:39

[@gatchywatchyentertainmentb2090]

Or just WCW in 2000

[@94253474]

Trust me bro, it's their relaince on TRP more than the rivals slow paced progress which left them sacked in long ring.

[@zachary_attackery]

One of the few PPVs I convinced my parents to let me order because I wanted to see Warrior, then when he finally comes out, he never gets his hands on Hogan and security breaks them up IN THE MIDDLE OF A WRESTLING MATCH...it was the dumbest thing I've ever seen. My dad even tried to get his money back from the cable company lol

[@martynodonnell]

This PPV main event highlighted one of the main differences between WCW and WWF. That being WCW had no idea how to book a wrestling show. Had WCW had WWFs booking team. They would have won the war.

[@MR.__G]

@@martynodonnell with the roster wcw had in 98 they should’ve. Think about this, the world champion wasn’t even at the ppv. They put the belt on goldberg & didn’t have any creative story’s for him.. wcw just had no idea what to do with this roster & it also didn’t help that everything had to revolve around the nwo which was dragged through the dirt by this point

[@martynodonnell]

@@MR.__G yeah if WCW had WWFs booking team. They would have won the war. They had no idea how to book a wrestling show. Which became increasingly apparent the longer the war went on. WCW had one good idea in the whole time at the top. The NWO along with turning Hogan heel, which got stale quick. They had very little else storyline wise. Which also became increasingly apparent the longer things went on. WWF were the better company during most of 97 and would remain so until WCW went out of business.

[@MR.__G]

@@martynodonnell they basically had 2 impactful ideas (nwo/ goldberg streak) & ran both to the ground. There was no end game with nwo & they never focused on building goldberg’s promo or ring skills. This makes all the sense as to why they didn’t have him on the show. There was absolutely nothing for him.

[@kurtpaulsen6579]

I can only imagine his response if you had convinced him to get you Halloween Havoc... Between the stinkfest of Hogan/Warrior and the lost half of the main event, he likely would have blown a gasket as you lost your mind...

[@kurtbarlow5408]

I speak for all old school wrestling fans when I say how grateful we are for your awesome channel 👍🏼

[@christopheritsdaperrperry2857]

Absolutely!

[@kerpal321]

yup we love the videos, great content, great editing

[@kurtpaulsen6579]

Buy him a pint! Even more important... Ahem... 'What Bar is Wrestling Bios?'

[@matthillegas3099]

Preach!!

[@user-wk4ju9cq6f]

@@kerpal321 chat gppt video with the wrestlerrrs edited in was great

[@Hyde_Hill]

That Steiner vs Steiner match/angle was also very classic WCW. Just taking too long to build up to a pay off, then not delivering on the payoff again to stretch it out even farther and then never delivering in the end.

[@TheRealAhoy]

I will always consider this probably the worst thing wcw ever did creatively. What was there, like, a 10 year build up? Unforgivable. Also quite brash to split up Harlem Heat and do nothing about it too the same year, they weren't Steiner level but just a level below.

[@michaelmclaren1333]

Was last month when Scot came out on a stretcher and a drip bag or is that next month? I think bobby should've said "the bag isn't dripping because I think he's full" that would've been great

[@shanelorrison5224]

“The Tequila Sunrise makes Scott Hall tap out” Layers upon layers here on Wresting Bios.

[@17thNO]

Stop it. hahaha

[@MoonlightStrider]

That sounds like something Bobby Heenan would say on commentary, so it's appropriate to reply to this with a Gorilla Monsoon special "OH WILL YOU STOP!"

[@isurvivedtheshakerheightss7922]

I’m not disagree with you but Too Soon Man Too Soon 😂😂😂

[@woobgamer5210]

The PPV that starts Jericho's dislike for WCW and begins his path to bigger and better things

[@speedcola4378]

Only for him to make friends with a millionaire, jump ship, and cosplay as Triple H until he's sixty

[@jimbo_1312]

What is it with PPV's making Jericho start to dislike and want to move on from companies?

[@NickTaylorRickPowers]

All because green berg had to take a day off

[@chucks_88]

Sorry, AEW is not bigger and better things. 🤦‍♂

[@ShadowCloutJutsu]

@@chucks_88 lol I mean it’s still running soooo kinda is but I think he meant moving to WWE in 99 🥴 And I don’t understand dude saying Jericho has been cosplaying HHH til he’s 60? Just me? Someone explain

[@DebitAdams]

My favorite series on KZbin

[@BlindassassinMGTOW]

Raven vs. Saturn was a very very good match. It stood out the most to me.

[@carlosv3108]

Fall Brawl '98, the event that saw the injury that led to the untimely death of the British Bulldog 4 years later.

[@toptenguy1]

I am putting a "Like", NOT because I like what happened, but for the accuracy of the statement! (Just to be clear, lol)

[@woobgamer5210]

and also the event that proved Greenberg is a big bald crybaby and started Jericho's path to bigger and better things June 1999, the Millennium Countdown is coming

[@ThunderLips730]

Man, in trying to remember. But I just can't remember it.

[@murraysaucedo897]

@@toptenguy1 just for the record I ain’t laughing

[@zachary_attackery]

yeah because Davey Boy never did drugs before this

[@OverKill515]

You got the perfect timing with these. When I can barely take anymore of my week, I get a wrestlingbios video Thursday. Then, when I'm horribly depressed about the impending week, I get a wrestlingbios video on Sunday. It's fantastic, thank you! 💪💜

[@victorm3237]

Sounds about right lol

[@sp0nge1337]

That's just super irresponsible of WCW and WCW Management not to inform anyone of the trapdoor. They failed Davey that night and it cost him everything.

[@kiereanm3254]

Workplace negligence at its finest here. Especially since wrestling is notorious for a lack of accountability and protection for performers, no union, no guaranteed money, no health insurance. No wonder so many of these guys turn to hardcore pill abuse to cope with the chronic pain they’re suffering from

[@PlzTouchMEHard]

Nooo! Go watch the tapes, Davey boy was gone long before that

[@hitomisalazar4073]

This PPV is in a way a representation of how I felt about the promotion at the time. Everything I actually liked (Disco Inferno, Alex Wright, the Flock, Steiners and Buff, Cruiserweights, Jericho, etc) basically were treated like low effort filler, with the wrestlers themselves having to actually go hard at making it something more than subpar filler (Or people from the opener having to warn everyone to avoid even further injuries). And everything that I had minimal interest in was given a bunch of time, effort, and often was detrimental to the rest of the promotion, like the Main Event. And how the set up for it injured someone and ended their career. And it bothers me so much because... I LIKED Piper back in the day. Piper was awesome. But more than that? Well... he came up from the Territory I grew up in in the Pacific Northwest (living near Portland at the time). So he was kind of a known quantity growing up and when you'd mention Roddy Piper, well people knew him. It was kind of a generational bonding thing when he hit the WWF with parents telling stories about how they saw this match or that match with him before he went to New York. And we were cheering over his victories and all that. But something about that WCW run man. Something about it killed my interest in him. And I'm not really sure why. I suspect Hogan Booking where Piper seemed to exist just so Hogan could get one over on him from the WWF days. A kind of pettiness I think was also responsible in part for the Warrior's booking here. But man... My father and I used to eagerly watch every Piper match on TV back when I was a small kid. Good memories. But in the 90s? I felt almost ashamed to see him as I knew he'd get punked out in some way. Like here with the blackjack KO from Hogan effortlessly. And that's what the NWO Main Event picture was for me. Usually taking things I loved, like Piper, like Bret, Macho, etc. And then just destroying them. Particularly because I was never a Hulkamaniac, even as a kid.

[@TheRealAhoy]

Piper felt bitter all through that wcw run, it radiated through the screen. Felt like he didn't like wrestling anymore, but the money was great so he didn't turn it down.

[@brianadkins3880]

I was there live for this and you're absolutely right. Fans did not care for this show. At all. No Flair. No Goldberg. Even though, to be fair, neither were advertised. And, as we saw, the matches weren't much to speak of. Now we know why Stevie Ray was even in the match-so he could take the pin from DDP. Because, they couldn't have Page pin Hogan or Bret or Sting,etc. I still maintain a lot of goodwill was lost due to the abysmal showing of Starrcade 97. After 3 months, fans finally turned over and watched WWF RAW instead of NITRO with the former finally beating the latter in the ratings. And due to seeing the main storylines were still centering around the same old guys with the same lame dq finishes. I'm sure you and most other fans know this already but it never gets any better. Bless you if you actually watch it all the way to WCW's demise in April of 2001.

[@ThunderBunny10mm]

Chris Jericho had crazy potential back in this era and I’m happy he moved when he did. I can’t imagine how much pain DBS was in during this match. Seeing his back discolored that night and on Nitro was alarming.

[@kurtpaulsen6579]

Just imagine if Billy Boy had actually worked WITH Jericho on this instead of bitchin' and politickin' backstage...

[@user-wk4ju9cq6f]

@@kurtpaulsen6579 Jericho vs mini Goldberg has Breyer storytelling than any other storry wcw did at this time. Thought was put in here unlike nwo :/

[@marti5420]

its genuinely insane the absolute talent in the under-card in wcw and they still managed to go out of business due to nepotism

[@georgemetcalf8763]

Ralphus! The greatesr contribution to wrestling that WCW ever made. Should have been him v Gillberg to settle the Invasion angle.

[@carter3369]

Gillberg was more over than anybody today

[@jamesbounds]

Loving hearing the Wolfpac theme in the intro.

[@17thNO]

One of the greatest wrestling themes of all time.

[@jamesbounds]

@@17thNO True

[@Rando1975]

I remember watching this live thinking Buff's injury was real as it was roughly 13 minutes from the time of the "injury" till they attacked Rick. I mean, they wouldn't waste THIS MUCH time on PPV, would they?! But, it's WCW. Of course they would.

[@AquamentusLives]

I remember the Saturn Raven match being the only thing that didn’t disappoint at this PPV! But, the mini Goldberg was hilarious to me bc it fit The Lion Tamers gimmick so well.

[@mulldrifterz6469]

This was the very first wrestling ppv I ever watched, and watched it live on PPV. Aside from what happens to Bulldog, I absolutely love everything from this PPV, even the main event I remember thinking how awesome it was as a kid. Pure bliss reliving it.

[@benziescha5438]

Even though he injured himself I think you should at least give Warrior props for the novel and brute way he exited the cage...probably his most impressive wrestling feat since the Owen Hart match 😂

[@bevholdren9360]

Not even gonna lie, I still rock out to my WCW Mayhem cd

[@kurtpaulsen6579]

I still have my Slam Jam I cd, so I can relate...

[@AmazingGuy13]

If you would've added Steve Mufugin Blackman and Glacier to that tag team match with Disco and Alex vs Bulldog and Anvil it would've been the greatest match ever.

[@T-Bag13]

We all know the results, I just like Bio's take on stuff.

[@toptenguy1]

It's good to be refreshed on the number of chin locks and nerve pinches that matches have also. :)

[@sternj4314]

Not gonna lie its been great seeing how over Saturn was in 98, dude is underrated and was a beast in ring

[@alexgeorge501]

Love what you did with the music for this edition of "Reliving the war", thanks for the upload!

[@deandredukes95]

Poor Davey Boy’s career was never the same after this night

[@mariobros68]

Yep. The Ultimate Warrior ruined another career.

[@GlobalWarmingSkeptic]

Raven's matches are so underrated. The guy could take the biggest jobbers and create some amazing-looking material with them, one of the best workers nobody talks about, and made everything he did look great.

[@zlinedavid]

And when you put him in the ring with Saturn, another highly underrated worker, you get magic like this. Raven could work with anyone and Saturn could come up with offense out of nowhere.

[@Matthew-mf6xg]

The flock was awesome. So underrated. I loved WCW Raven.

[@honestreviewer7788]

Yep. He was such a an amazing worker. Do any style. Good psych, make his opponents look great

[@trondrew]

I was such a WWF nerd back then that I was only catching bits and pieces of WCW, and I missed the entire Warrior run while it was happening. Watching it play out the way it has through this has made me wonder if I too would have popped like the fans back then. Aie.

[@liquidswords2636]

I agree man. I was far and above a WWF nerd as well, and seeing the Warrior’s WCW run vicariously through this series and seeing it now just makes me feel so bleak about it. WCW just had this weird knack for making careers seem so mundane.

[@G360LIVE]

@@liquidswords2636 I think that's because the people booking the matches and writing the storylines were protecting a few wrestlers over anyone else, so someone like Bret Hart couldn't come in and tear things up. Sting couldn't come back and tear things up. Warrior couldn't come in and tear things up. That's what the fans wanted to see (which is probably why everyone got behind Goldberg, because he was allowed to do what they wanted), but the few wrestlers with all the influence wouldn't allow themselves to be shown up, at least not for too long. I mean, The Giant should've been a huge obstacle for any wrestler; he should've been the most feared guy at the time, but when you have other wrestlers body slamming him and making him look small, like just another guy only wider, then you can't eventually get too hyped for a Goldberg vs Giant match, for instance, because we've seen smaller guys beat The Giant.

[@nickbanks7954]

Can't wait for Halloween Havoc 1998 next month. Oh god.

[@kptyler5]

This is when I started to notice and really like Jericho the public ninja service was genius

[@gredrup]

The first Warrior was The Renegade

[@SatanSquad]

Not at all

[@jameshill3403]

I was watching WCW every week during this time and its crazy how super over Jericho was even just having a squash match between him and Goldberg would've gotten a great pop but Billy boys ego was just absurd

[@lafluerpeter9]

Norman Smilie sounds like someone who was on the 'Madchester' club scene who was heavy on the doves. 😂😂

[@RileyScarletSpiderGirl]

Good for a moment but damaging in the long run may as well be WCW's motto.

[@eveningstar4543]

8:16 The sign "Where da white woman at" 😁😅🤣

[@Ryanonfire03]

This whole PPV just felt like another episode of Nitro. That’s how WCW became around then.

[@antonymarjeram576]

If I'd paid for a ticket and travelled miles to go see this ppv and got that buff fake injury spot I'd definitely be pissed off about it when I'd assumed I'd be seen Rick and Scott have a proper match

[@Allencartercomix]

Despite the Bulldog's unfortunate injury, we did get to see the return of two DAVEY BOY SMITH CHINLOCKS!

[@ClassicBoxingMatches]

By this point, it was only the cruiserweights and Goldberg worth watching. For me, this PPV is what put me off WCW back in the day and I started soley watching WWF. Before this i was watching both companies back and forward. I always tended to lean more towards WWF anyway but WCW had guys i enjoyed - Dean Malenko, Eddie, Chavo, Jericho, Rey Mysterio, Booker T, Chris Benoit, Raven, Saturn, Kanyon, Disco Inferno, Kidman and Goldberg. I liked the mid-carders on WCW better than WWF's mid-carders but i liked the WWFs main eventers over WCW's main eventers.

[@ryankeefe2102]

The war games match in my opinion really illustrates what was wrong with wcw in this era big big name talent had no idea how to book them

[@JasonMaxwell]

I met the fake Goldberg a few years back at a friend's BBQ. Nice dude, who was happy to run into a wrestling fan where he could go on about his moment of glory.

[@zacharythomason7359]

Awesome Story

[@Beard-and-the-boy]

First one I’ve been able to get ready at premiere time. Can’t wait, light the touch paper and let’s go 😂

[@gregoryallum1]

I genuinely laugh out loud every time I watch a reliving the war episode, your comedic timing when telling these stories is always top notch, appreciate all the hard work

[@blackcountrysmoggie]

Both this and the OSW video are great. It's just the OSW one is the version you watch when the mrs is out

[@bigjoeofthe707]

The last official WarGames match in WCW. The other ones don’t even count as a WarGames match (ie Russo’s Revenge that used the triple cage)

[@guerillatactix3834]

Imagine having a ring with a trap door that could and did hurt your wrestlers... on a ppv, where you have two rings.... not only do you not tell your wrestlers about the trap door ring, but you also schedule matches in said ring.... WCW everyone.

[@diywrites8703]

From this story to Austin pouring drinks on Hall before Wrestlemania, to the Hawk stuff. I've never been a fan of using addicts personal problems in a story line. Sometimes I think that using reality in a story line is a great idea, but when it comes to addiction and throwing an addiction in an addicts face, it always feels in poor taste. IMO at least.

[@JRC99]

I feel like it'd be okay if A: they substitute the substances for lookalikes (so for example with Austin and Hall- don't pour actual alcohol) and B make sure they're *former* addicts. Don't kick someone who's at their lowest

[@kurtpaulsen6579]

​@@JRC99 a good example of this was the 'bottle of whiskey' used by Chris Jericho on CM Punk in WWE... Iced tea in a sugar glass bottle... Shame about the slip and the early bottle break...

[@OptimumTaurus]

@@JRC99 The thing with Scott Hall was even worse than what's on the surface. I think you know what I'm talking about, but for those unaware: Scott Hall was taking Antabuse at the time. Antabuse is a drug that helps recovering alcoholics. But if an alcoholic on Antabuse absorbs any alcohol, it makes them violently ill. They should not have had Steve Austin pour real beer on Scott Hall. That was horrible.

[@G360LIVE]

I think it's fine if a) the former addict is okay with it and honestly wants to do the storyline to foster public awareness and b) the storyline is executed well. The Hawk alcohol abuse story, for example, was a good idea that was poorly executed. A story like that has to be handled with great care, and it has to be planned from beginning to end before it's put into play.

[@tafua_a]

The only time it was ever good was with CM Punk vs Jeff Hardy, and people never realize that the reasons why it worked are the fact that: A) At that time, Jeff was in control B) CM Punk is Straight Edge I was so weirded out they did this angle with Sheamus and Jeff. "Hey, you know who could be the guy that makes fun of Jeff for being an alcoholic? How about the most stereotypically Irish man we have on the roster!"

[@seanpatrickkinney9593]

Speaking of Raven, Did you know there is a wrestling board game?? It is called ATW (All time Wrestling), ordered it and having a blast, anyways they have a new expansion in the works that will be adding Raven and RVD to the game!

[@fearless1024]

I anticipate each new episode of RTW the way I used to anticipate each new episode of Raw and Smackdown back in the war era.

[@mrcb20476]

This has been my favorite KZbin channel for about 2 years now and I really want to tell you (and no offense intended at all) that I love the way you say “poor”.

[@bigbudju1773]

Some real life crossroads for a few of our favourites and some stars in this PPV.

[@DoctorZomboo]

All these prolonged build ups with no/poor payoff really sums up WCW in general; tonnes of potential and talent but just all ways lets itself fall short

[@Matthew-mf6xg]

I had this PPV on VHS when I was 12, ive seen it 100 times. The Buff segment took way too long, it didnt need to be stretched out for so long especially since we all knew it was a set up.

[@andrewgarvin7288]

Love these vids and your channel. Keep up the great work

[@theOneOnlyTed]

I finally got all caught up on the RTW Playlist and I get rewarded with the next paper view review, it's a good weekend

[@jacobkaulback2181]

It's kick or be kickin'

[@Tomas-be7bf]

I watched this PPV the other day and man it was brutal, downhill and downhill fast from WCW these last few weeks

[@MegaBroski12]

I remember reading one time that Davey's injury here was the final nail in the coffin for him. Basically saying that this injury caused him to go even deeper in drugs which inevitably caused his death. Sad times when it didn't even need to happen. Carless on WCW's part for not telling the competitors where the door was

[@melaniewhitt9271]

love this series nice job dude

[@AaronAlexanderOfficial]

Davey Boy has embraced the way the chinlock once again!💪💪💪💪💪💪

[@CramStoker]

These intro mixes are always fire

[@bobmonkey420]

Yeah that OSW plug, i love both of yalls videos a ton and cant wait to see your Halloween Havoc video.

[@roccojamison89gooker51]

Jericho: Rock and Roll! Hello, Winston! Hello, Winston-Salem! Tonight, Double Champion! And the on-screen debut of Ralphus! Plus British Bulldog, Alex Wright, Disco Inferno, the Cat Ernest Miller, Norman Smiley.

[@Rob-rx3jw]

Looking back, It's funny how I never noticed the wrestlers miss that corner of the ring.

[@AMFL3116]

Ryan, great video. WCW, PPV matches picked at random, as long as Hogan is happy, nothing else matters.

[@peoplesarmy5312]

Would love you and the OSW brahs to come together for something special. I mean, you're all on the same Island after all!

[@BOUDERSAMAD]

30:48 the Warrior stunt was The Renegade !

[@TheHerbinLegend]

Should out to WSI!!!! Awesome channel!! They also do Story Time With Dutch Mantell that's really good too!!

[@CJeyBlaughwithme]

I'm behind on videos but thanks again for all your hard work. Horsemen business 4 life!

[@andhenevercameback7117]

ooo that back breaker on the beat during the intro is amazing

[@jeyfromnowhere]

That John Deere-colored mat logo is an eyesore, especially when the lights hit it.

[@ItsShaz1]

I absolutely love this series!

[@aveng7fld]

Saturn is such a beast. One of my fav entrances ever.

[@mermaidman1985]

This is a great series and it really highlighted just how quick Davey's life and career spiralled out of control culminating in the back injury at Fall Brawl. He was out of shape and looked disinterested and it's not even a year from the screwjob!

[@lucky-sz4eq]

the slow death of wcw

[@LEOHACKMAN247]

It was painful to watch the first time. Now I just laugh and laugh.

[@dadumbfuck420]

We need the Wrestling Bios x OSW Review Collab Episode. I swear.

[@redmangc]

Yay new Wrestling Bios... Oh no... *Sad Bulldog noises*

[@enterthehat]

An OSW shoutout. What a boy!

[@melasnexperience]

It's a shame that terrible injuries & their fallout soured that opening match, because not only did it have chinlocks & Der Big Bratwurst, it also had Neidhart trying to dance. That should have been fun, but instead it's remembered for ending Davey's career.

[@samyelts8498]

This. Was a great video

[@deathsnitemaresinfullust2269]

Damn. Forgot this was a "Premier" again, i would have gotten up early to join in. 😅👍

[@unclegreenskatesoda9570]

Man I love these shows

[@AmazingGuy13]

Davey Boy Smith Chinlock returns!

[@Lifeskillsish]

Thanks Raven

[@Brando-Lee3725]

That Hall spot where he get sandwiched between the rings reminds of a spot in one of my favorite War Games matches were Arn is upside down with his head stuck between the two rings like a piledriver ! The rings were WAY closer together though ! Ha ha !

[@unclegreenskatesoda9570]

Addiction is serious, they were toying with his health to be honest. Regarding Hall.

[@vincesmith2499]

The final War Games match in WCW.

[@lawrencehackett6479]

Man I have no clue why, but I always loved watching raven. Guy looks like a brawling street fight while having some of the most sharp & high level wrestling techniques.. Kind of wish raven was pushed to the main events with Hogan Nash or Goldberg

[@terrenceh77]

I remember being dissatisfied ordering This PPV lol the OSW review was awesome & hilarious 😆

[@Mcandy78gaming]

Completely agree using Scott halls personal addiction for views was in poor taste and if anything made it worse as it was now public and followed him into everything he did after this.

[@typhonviserys8288]

8:02 - Look on the left. Someone cheered for the itty bitty spear!

[@Nicksuavemusic]

Raven and Saturn had insane chemistry together whether opponents or partners

[@DARRELLBOWELSTHESECOND]

Looks like Kenny Powers was A part of Jericho Personal Security 😂

[@Hallofshame-f7x]

Your intro is must better than the entire ppv

[@ohbogey]

Awesome!!❤

[@NabaniSaa]

I've heard a lot about Ralphus and now I'm excited to see where it goes.

[@zlinedavid]

It’s possibly some of the best stuff of Jericho’s career. He’s absolutely brilliant in this 3-4 month stretch.

[@kurtpaulsen6579]

Also, his run with Smiley in the dying days was also some fun...

[@tlbryant4697]

Hey do you have a Playlist or SoundCloud of all your mixes you've used during reliving the war????

[@StageRight123]

3:50 Davey Boy knew exactly where that trap door was.

[@Eric-wu7bp]

The final Fall Brawl war Games PPV, until WWE Brought the match concept back for NXT Nearly 20 years later