Dangerous Alliance vs. Sting's Squadron in WAR GAMES - WCW Wrestlewar 1992 Review

[@guillermosierracuellar9812]

And surprisingly nobody of the sting squadron betrayed Sting during the match

[@Lordeightbane]

I was expecting that too .

[@outlawrip-offartist4161]

@@Lordeightbane I was expecting JR to betray Sting at one point.

[@originalscreenname44]

@@outlawrip-offartist4161 He still has time to do it.

[@DLRX]

The only member of Sting's Squadron to turn heel months after was Windham, everyone else on the team was a babyface before leaving WCW (well at least Dustin, Steamboat and Koloff both retired).

[@heisensaul5538]

Well I mean Flair wasnt on the team or else that would have happened.

[@jerelds15]

Hey my suggestion got picked. Lol. Hell of an honor to have my name in a WWW video. Perfect timing as i wear my Gaaah! WWW shirt to work..lol. knew u would love the War Games which is why i suggested this. :)

[@ivanburden4658]

Excellent Choice

[@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854]

Good choice. This was always my favorite WCW pay-per-view of 1992... 😎👍

[@pepito2847]

Paul Heyman’s long career of being an obnoxious heel manager is really phenomenal

[@ChrisWolff2013]

He's a national treasure

[@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854]

He goes back even further than this...

[@SpiralPoli]

He's a legend. He's one of the best at it.

[@theoneandonlymichaelmccormick]

He wasn’t a bad wrestling character either.

[@metalanarchy5186]

I think he became the true replacement of Bobby the Brain they both have to of the best minds ever and could do it all with the exception Bobby was wrestler at one point and could bumb his ass off and Heyman can't

[@Mr.BeastFacts]

R.I.P. Bobby Eaton Still reeling from that one, didn’t see it coming

[@mrkipling2201]

Very sad. Such a shame.

[@SpiralPoli]

When my Mom told me, I had to go to my room and cry. This was such a loss for me.

[@barrodexteriit.9301]

The War Games is a fantastic match concept that perfectly displayed its strengths during this match between Sting's Squadron and the Dangerous Alliance.

[@timothyhawkins5756]

@nemo pouncey no it didn’t

[@celsogajardovasquez7437]

@nemo pouncey How? WCW Ruined it in the later years. Just Watch NWO Vs Wolfpac vs WCW War Games match or the "Russo's Revenge" and then come back here

[@str.77]

I thought it was highly convoluted and illogical. Opponents enter one by one but whatever they do - the match can only be won once everyone has entered. Two rings side by side always irked me and thanks to the cage you can't see anything anyway.

[@raiderfanjb]

This is one of my favorite pay-per-views and the War Games match is my favorite match of all time. I’m so happy you got around to this one. The Dangerous Alliance is such an underrated group it’s disgusting

[@ichigome5554]

For a long time, the War Games match type was probably the most popular match type not used in years until it was brought back in 2017.

[@pelicanphuucker4life]

@@ichigome5554 .....uh, no way bro! World Class's *Triple Dome of Terror* was much more over than Snoregames daddy!

[@arlopear7136]

@@pelicanphuucker4life nice troll. The Triple Dome of Terror was corny. If not for that ludicrously stupid Doomsday Cage Match from WCW Uncensored 96, the Triple Dome of Terror would be the GOAT of Corny gimmick cage matches.

[@30thcenturyhomer]

The P.E what did you do this weekend The teacher: 16:47

[@HumpD624]

91’ is my favorite. But It may have been the first ppv I ever saw live(and taped) so prolly biased

[@RyanGMcElroy]

God damn, Dangerous Alliance was stacked. What a team.

[@justinmartin1831]

Every member is a legend

[@rubenarriaga3029]

@@justinmartin1831so where Sting Squadron all 10 legends in the business

[@theoneanton]

"different physique" for Hercules as Super Invader. I guess you can't stay on the juice forever

[@whobitmyname]

Normally around that time going from WWF to WCW would have meant more juice..

[@toddvanevenhoven7736]

William Regal yelling "War Games" is a 5 star moment. Perfectly edited moment sir.

[@fredcampbell4066]

Big Hoss McGraw is one of the funniest characters I have ever seen, I can't explain it but I find it hilarious.

[@CaitiffFTW]

All great comedy has roots in reality. Big Hoss McGraw is a parody of Memphis style rasslin. And, it's such a good parody that Hoss wouldn't have felt out of place in Smokey Mountain Wrestling, WCCW, or the USWA.

[@closer2thewall]

Just stay away from his pilly gimmick lol

[@TSKyanite]

@@closer2thewall I'm glad he survived poisoning as someone gimmicked the pillies he was using for his pilly gimmick

[@vciotoli2126]

Dangerous Alliance is seriously one of the greatest stables ever. And the fact that Curtis Hughes held a job basically doing the same shit in every company is impressive.

[@SeanOMatic]

Rick Rude and Steve Austin in the same stable. Damn.

[@pal-of-pals]

Hearing William Regal scream "WAR GAMES!" is probably one of the best things I've heard in years.

[@twill5626]

Imagine, a group with Rick Rude, Bobby Eaton, Arn Anderson and Steve Austin (and Larry Zbysko). Sounds like a dream team to me.

[@uncledrosselmeyer6480]

Zbysko is the best guy of that group, top 5 heel all time

[@durden2480]

Awesome

[@Pensfan5919]

Don't forget about Madusa, as well!

[@clifforddavidson7273]

Imagine having that group and Steve Austin is the weakest link. That is just a terrifying collection of talent.

[@rubenarriaga3029]

@@uncledrosselmeyer6480they are all a good hand

[@outlawrip-offartist4161]

Jesse the body Vantura and JR as your commentary team sounds like something from universe mode.

[@CDpanda365]

Super Invader's mask literally looks like the default mask for a CAW in the old WWE games, just red.

[@jackburton2680]

Holy shit the double-team manouver countered into a suplex by Rick Steiner is one of the coolest things ive ever seen. Amazing. Never seen that before

[@rajamicitrenti1374]

To me, the odd thing about the Dangerous Alliance is a great promo manager with 5 great heels who *all* were reliably good promos themselves. Eaton is probably the weakest on the mic, but even he wasn't bad at it. Usually a heel stable has one or two who are are good in the ring but terrible on the mic by the rest of the stable. Here with DA, it's almost a waste to have so many good promo guys together.

[@TJ52359]

as good as they have proven to be on the mic, I think there's an issue of perception... Austin had yet to be given full free run with a mic... Arn was Fresh out of the Horsemen where Flair, JJ & Tully all handled the mic better (or at least more often) Rude's gimmick, no matter how well he does with the "I need you out of shape _______ sweat hogs..." benefits from him having a 'Pimp/Madame', Eaton, like Arn, could have been God's gift to the English Language, but he was overshadowed by Cornette for so long Zbysko arriving w/o baggage/serious History really is the odd man out But i think the answer lies in Paul riding herd on these stallions... why else would they unite (beyond maybe any two forming a tag team to keep busy) and who else could keep that many egos in check to stop any/all of them from assuming 'control' for themselves

[@uncledrosselmeyer6480]

@@TJ52359 zbysko was the most legendary & storied of all those guys at that point lmfao, what’re you talking about? And Bobby Eaton was obscenely cringe

[@TJ52359]

@@uncledrosselmeyer6480 I'm not disputing his Legend/Story... but he was 10 years removed from 'dethroning' Bruno... and he was coming off of an AWA Run (where his Father in Law held the Book)

[@carmagician9272]

Have to say that Austin wasn’t the promo man he became, this early in his career. Eaton was ok but never really had to talk he had Cornette and he really was a southern style wrestler and that’s pretty much all he needed up till the business started to change. All the others could do both very well especially Arn. There hasn’t really been another group like this other than evolution, at the time Orton and Batista were the most unproven in promos but all of them have gone on to legend status just like the Dangerous alliance.

[@davidlewis5312]

The odd thing is they held a total one title. You have a legendary squad of wrestlers and their total haul is one US title run?

[@closer2thewall]

Also, forgot to mention. Ron Simmons was such a beast back then. I remember watching his world title win back in the day. Was so happy for him.

[@cole003f]

ron's spinebuster was just brutal

[@closer2thewall]

@@cole003f Definitely an underestimated performer in the ring. Nobody doubts his toughness or place in wrestling history but I think sometimes people overlook how athletic he was in the ring. Kinda like Haku/Meng. Nobody disputed how tough Haku was or anything but people who worked with Haku over the years praised him for the fact that he could kick you and make it look devastating but it was actually so gentle his opponent barely felt it. That’s so hard to do.

[@kenterminateddq5311]

6:45 Good point, Zane. Where's the precursor to Rick Boogs, JT Southern? 15:37 Speaking of Rick, THIS spot never gets old at Wrestlemania 9 and it doesn't gets old here.

[@kenterminateddq5311]

@J. William Reed Surprised u said hi to me since u rarely said hi to me in the Solomonster livestream.

[@kenterminateddq5311]

@J. William Reed Well, at least we can see each other when Zane does a stream again.

[@kingkongdillin2500]

Wrestlewar '92 war games match is a top contender for the best WarGames match of all time. I have seen that match multiple times and it never disappoints

[@Maniac_Matt]

No doubt it's a banger..

[@robfinlay8058]

It's a top contender for the best WCW match of all time.

[@bigwoklun]

This is what War Games is all about. I didn't like the recent Survivor Series War Games much....1992 WCW Wrestle War War Games was superb. I can watch it over and over and never get bored

[@musicandmagic909]

In kayfabe, do we REALLY trust Sting to build a team for WarGames? Being betrayed is his gimmick

[@kjuergens1985]

This PPV predates sad, betrayed Sting by at least 3 years, depending on when one pinpoints the start of the sadness. This was happy, screaming Sting.

[@Bimon1234567]

14:42 That hypothetical '92 person would probably first ask you what "WWE" is supposed to be.

[@at3479]

You can never go wrong with the Dangerous Alliance.

[@michaelbandada9887]

One of the best War Games matches ever

[@reallyretro]

No, it is the best War Games match ever

[@michaelbandada9887]

@@reallyretro that’s true, the star power in the match is unparalleled and almost all of the guys involved in the match are future Hall of Famers

[@DLRX]

The best IMO

[@ChrisWolff2013]

THE BEST.

[@mcgannahanskyjellyfetti6854]

Possibly the FINAL good one ever too...

[@CrimsonSanX]

All I can think about when you mentioned JT Southern was "Where's Rick Boogs?"

[@TJ52359]

surprised Boogs didn't get name checked

[@closer2thewall]

Watching this made me laugh a bit. My dad went to high school and was friends with Mark Mero. It’s weird for me remembering that Mark was Johnny B. Badd for so many years and watching him as this character and the Wildman later on because it’s the total opposite of his actual character. I think he gets a bit overlooked as far as his ability to play a character sometimes.

[@intrigued16]

Dude that elbow drop off the walkway that cactus Jack did at the beginning of the match was unreal. I mean he straight up leaped off the stage and onto his hip for the elbow that was on concrete. How that man wrestled for how long he did is unbelievable. He is a legend and a one-of-a-kind character. Damn that must have hurt.

[@Jrue61]

I was thinking the same thing. He doesn't look to even have felt it either.

[@mongomongo7664]

This is what we call an instant classic wrestling match

[@richardhenry5858]

Your Jesse "The Body" impression is hilarious. Spot on. Also, you got big ass hands, dude. You should've been a boxer! Big Mitts Zane!

[@rockthered8141]

The last time I was this early, the only "gimmicks" that Big Hoss McGraw was popping were Motron 800 mgs!

[@HypeIsHereMedia]

As a lifelong resident of Jacksonville, it's technically not there. They tore down the original Jacksonville arena and built a new one in it's place. Love your reviews as always!

[@brandonlawson2460]

Veterans memorial. Daily’s next to stadium. Good to see some Jacksonville folk in the house.

[@HypeIsHereMedia]

@@brandonlawson2460 Yes indeed! Love that area, can't wait for the downtown project to get started. Go Jaguars!

[@brandonlawson2460]

@@HypeIsHereMedia 👍🏼

[@jackdeedman5344]

I remember getting this on VHS in the UK. 6 months after it happened but it was great! A blast from the past. WOW I just OD'd on nostalgia. Thankyou B!

[@mrkipling2201]

I love o’ding on nostalgia!!

[@EnforcerX71]

"Light Heavyweight" Buff Bagwell. And people thought Vince McMahon had a weird idea of what "light heavyweight" was.

[@imdowd]

I think the weight limit was 225

[@EnforcerX71]

@@imdowd If Bagwell was 225 then the Pope is a gay trans.

[@handsolo1209]

No, people thought that in a world of people like Luger, Vader, Cactus Jack, Sting, Ron Simmons, etc each all over 250lbs that Bagwell & Pillman were the small guys on the card. Now they would be the biggest badasses on the card. Shows how crap wrestling has become.

[@juststatedtheobvious9633]

@@handsolo1209 So you're the idiot keeping Goldberg relevant, and cheering for Roman and Braun as top babyfaces? Makes sense.

[@DLRX]

I remember in a shoot interview before he died Tom Zenk said how it was ridiculous he was in a Light Heavyweight title match even though him and Pillman were friends.

[@jesterr7133]

Tom Zenk was one of the most underrated guys of his era. He was really good. He was also the first former wrestler of any consequence to make a second career out of bitching about modern wrestling. I loved reading his commentary. A lot of what of what Jim Cornette does on his show today is based on the stuff that Z Man did on his. If he was still alive today, he would be making a fortune. RIP

[@christopherwall2121]

And he was really good for your skin, to boot.

[@graemenicol6377]

Totally agree.

[@kidneystonermusic]

Oh shit he died?

[@num1Jaysta]

@@kidneystonermusic A few years ago

[@uncledrosselmeyer6480]

Zenk could’ve been one of the GOATs. Something went haywire around the time of the can am connection. Pretty sure Patterson tried to get with him & the whole ordeal there in WWF really messed him up. Mac Mahon was very high on Zenk & wanted to make him a star. He looked like a gajillion dollars & had that It factor. And his shoot stuff with meltzer & On his website is iconic, it altered the course of pro rasslin

[@CactusJackIV]

Most underrated group of all time!! At 11 I was already under Paul Heyman’s spell and was hardcore Danger Alliance fan.

[@ceulgai2817]

I love when wrestling can portray great brutality without coming off as hokey.

[@davidlewis5312]

well in the case of the Steiner's match its because it teeter from time to time into a real fight. The Steiners messed up a few spots that legitimately hurt the NJ guys and as such, feeling insecure and threatened, the NJ guys went above Strong Style on the Steiners.

[@arlopear7136]

So Scotty Levy beat Nakamura to the punch of having an electric guitar playing hype man by almost 30 years. 🎸🎸🎸

[@krazykick]

Great timing. I just saw wrestling bios's War Games Russo's Revenge last night. He mentioned this was a classic in the series.

[@kellenscrivens6929]

Can't believe Iizuka used to look and work like that (only know him from his last few years wrestling as the crazyman.

[@johnathanblack124]

According to Tom Zenk in an interview he did, him and Dave Meltzer put together the match between Zenk and Pillman.

[@coreylineberry8557]

Meltzer put a match together?

[@abcsin6526]

What????

[@num1Jaysta]

Wow

[@uncledrosselmeyer6480]

Meltz & Zenk were tight, their radio shows together are the stuff of legend. They changed the entire rasslin business. Zenk is such a fascinating figure, what a waste of potential. Mac Mahon wanted to make him a megastar

[@UncledadBFD]

My hard times are continuing but they’re always temporarily shifted on a Wednesday. Thank you

[@mkfjtiger]

You do such a good Jesse impression, he should become a character.

[@PhilLeotardosGhost]

War Games 1996 with the whole Bogus Sting storyline was my personal favorite. I'd love to see you review that one day, Brian.

[@brandonmaddox4862]

Agreed, it was one of the few times WCW did coherent story telling and the nwo was nuclear hot at that time

[@dasher920]

I know so many people will disagree with me but this is my favorite wrestling of all time

[@tres6198]

"Zero stars..it was shit..moving on!" Will definitely be using this phrase at work tomorrow

[@starrcade6709]

Yay! A early 90s classic review! One of my favorite eras of classic ppv reviews.

[@ukwolfman6938]

Greg Valentine certainly got around at the start of the nineties. He began the decade in the WWF, joined Herb Abrams UWF, jumped back to the WWF and only a few months after technically being a challenger for the WWF title at the 1992 Royal Rumble, he was a champion in WCW.

[@dolosavage6295]

Do you mean that he was in the 92 rumble match?

[@ukwolfman6938]

@@dolosavage6295 The match was for the WWF title, so that meant that every participant was technically challenging for the belt.

[@ADAM_COLLECTS]

everyone always comments on how big Scot Steiner was, I mean, Rick isn't exactly a 130lb weakling, he's just as jacked and heaving people with effortless ease...

[@littleblackcat2273]

I remember back in the day how surprised I was that Scott transformed himself so much, as I always thought Rick was the taller and beefier of the two in their WCW tag team days. I guess Rick didn't take as many "vitamins" to assist his workouts.

[@ADAM_COLLECTS]

@@littleblackcat2273 Rick just wasn’t as lean and didn’t oil up. He may have taken similar supplements, but he also wore a singlet and not bikers

[@uncledrosselmeyer6480]

@@ADAM_COLLECTS Rick wasn’t even close to being as hard of a worker as his brother. Rick didn’t care about rasslin, Scottie wanted to be great (as a singles)

[@lukeharbolt7681]

" It doesn't matter.. to meeeeee" huff huff "if you're some shoot fighter, if you're some karate"

[@negaducksays9368]

I remember this War Games match not so much from watching it when it happened, but from the WCW comic book. Yes you read that right, the WCW comic book transcribed real world matches in an illustrated form. I didn't even know it was based on a real match for quite awhile since we just barely got WCW tv up in the northeast not long before then.

[@GoonerGathering]

Never seen this ppv in full, was a wwf guy. What I saw of it, the Pillman match was outstanding. Cheers Brian.

[@uncledrosselmeyer6480]

Pillman had everything, he should’ve been the next Flair/hbk

[@EhrisaiaOShannon]

Lmiao! I love the Big Hoss stuff! Never stop Brian. Lol.

[@danevertt3210]

Garvins look always makes me laugh…….like he’s the young brother of Ron Jeremy

[@MentalLiberation]

Cool, the arena is still there. I love hearing about how the arenas of old are still standing. So awesome

[@jasonwhite4617]

It’s actually not. This event was held at the Jacksonville Memorial Coliseum which was demolished in 2003. A new arena which today is the VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena was built right next to it.

[@Neithan02]

Of old? Come to Germany and visit a Hertha or Jena game

[@guillermosierracuellar9812]

War games matches are always good to watch

[@brandonhendrix7223]

I remember that Saturday Night with Rick Rude because during his interview segment, Ross co-host (the singer from the group Alabama) actually asked Rude why he left WWF and I was shocked because back then you rarely acknowledged "the other guy" much less outright say their name. Rude gave an answer about basically not liking his position there so he left. I remember it making things awkward. I wonder if he got the ok for that question before he asked it? Sure didn't edit it out so somebody didn't mind. Also, the Dangerous Alliance are Very underrated. Not as good as the Horsemen but far superior to stuff like NWO, which was interesting for a month until EVERYBODY joined and it lost focus and became bloated. It was all of my favorite wrestlers at the time converging into one stable (I'll always be a Stunning Steve fan over Stone Cold). It was my dream team. And great to see these WCW reviews and positive at that! For far too long, many younger fans swallowed the WWE revisionist BS (history written by the victors and all that) that WCW was some poorly ran bush league group, but people can now see, yeah WCW wasn't up to snuff production wise but so what? This is wrestling not the Oscars. It's what in the ring that counts and honestly the WCW was better than WWF in general. Thought that back then, still think it.

[@spookerredmenace3950]

Bill Watt's reign of terror years

[@EphPhaThaINC]

Damn, Rick Steiner with at that belly to belly counter from the doomsday device was beautiful. Please, I wanna see more counters like that in today’s wrestling.

[@adamandanna]

Agreed, Man the Steiners were a joy to watch.

[@hdtripp6218]

Never noticed when I watched wcw during this time as a young man but PM Hughes could move for a big man...he was all over the ring with Simmons...impressed

[@hersecretgarden]

PN News and Mr Hughes tag team...what a missed opportunity!

[@G33kCulture]

I love when you do old WCW. I had no idea what WCW was until we moved to Florida as a kid. I’m from CT, where WWF was the only wrestling fed in the world. Thanks brother!

[@GilesHellier]

I cannot describe how much Big Hoss McGraw makes me laugh. Thanks for keeping the character around!

[@jarrodhook]

Big Hoss McGraw is the best. I never skip his adverts. It’s odd tho, he occasionally sounds like Brian Zane…but there is no way they are the same person…

[@jb888888888]

Brian Zane wears glasses, Big Hoss McGraw doesn't wear glasses. He wouldn't be able to see!

[@TheFlock83]

It does make you think, have you ever seen Big Hoss McGraw and Brian Zane in the same place? 🤔

[@jliller]

I'd love to see a mockumentary version of 30 For 30 about the life and career of Big Hoss McGraw.

[@jimmyplenderleith9471]

Thank you for making advertisements / promotions interesting and enjoyable to watch.

[@munchmahquchi4050]

Just got off work and now I get to enjoy my favorite KZbinr, once things go back to normal its a mission to go to a convention and meet you Brian you are just a down to earth and pure entertainment

[@SeanOMatic]

Curtis Hughes actually moved pretty well for a big man.

[@MrKahlerHahn]

We all know Brian does great videos, but one thing that is too rarely mentioned: he does the most fun sponsor bits on KZbin! One of the very few where I do not skip ahead a minute during the sponsor part

[@brendanroberts1310]

Most people cringe at the sponsorship part of KZbin videos so it's good to see someone being creative with it.

[@MrKahlerHahn]

@@brendanroberts1310 exactly! This typical „hey I use this and it‘s good“ shtick is annoying most of the time, Brian’s bits are funny and I appreciate commercials that make you laugh

[@Stumpers24]

“What about me?! What about Flamingo?!”

[@TJ52359]

@@stfi7566 Ever Clear.

[@MrSuperdelf]

Such a great Wargames match. Nothing about the match looked choreographed, just a knock down drag out fight. Later in the match guys are just sluggish, laying into each other. Even the high spots involving the cage just looked like spur of the moment ingenuity. Add in the great finish and it's one of my all time favorite matches

[@mrkipling2201]

Big Hoss McGraw is my new favourite character!! Been a bit of a tough time lately and that really cheered me up!! Thanks Brian 👍👍

[@ericanate3155]

Love the "some sort of karate" reference, it never gets old, and Bourne is 275 in the same world where Andre the giant is 7 feet, the WWF world!!!

[@slickbricknick123]

I’ve been waiting for years for this review. One of my favorite WCW PPV from when I was a kid.

[@wHw_Syxx]

So happy to have this on VHS still! Not going to lie the Wrestle War 92 music I always loved and brings back so much nostalgia especially with Gary Michael Cappetta announcing the rules.

[@skrounst]

Always good to see Larry Zbyszko in action. For some reason when I think of 90's WCW I ALWAYS remember a night my mom made Banquet fried chicken, and we were watching WCW with a tag team match with Arn and Larry vs someone I cant remember. But Zbyszko will always have a rent free spot in my brain from a random childhood memory.

[@Rmdj86]

Oh almost died laughing when I saw Wyndham doing what he was doing using him as a jackhammer

[@DUARTE99]

Great review! Wargames '92 is the GOAT of Wargames imo.

[@DLRX]

I second that

[@MSPClashMan]

I believe it’s the first time you’ve done a war games match. Great to see you review one

[@kyledamron]

The old War Games matches were always fun

[@aarondonnell5216]

One of the greatest wargames match along with the dudes with attitude vs the horseman. One thing they missed a great opportunity to point out, about a year close to this date when sting jumped in front of lex luger to save an attack from Nikita koloff during sting and lugers match against the Steiner Bros, sting does the same save for Nikita koloff in the same way, hence the embrace which was amazing storytelling. Hey WWE, remember storytelling? Great job Mr Zane. Love your work and keep kicking ass!!!!

[@mdf3530]

Look at how Larry Zybysko joined the Dangerous Alliance. He just kind of wandered in as Heyman was announcing the group’s formation. It is, however, a perfect metaphor for how he got into wrestling. He wandered into someone’s backyard. That someone just happened to be Bruno Sammartino.

[@uncledrosselmeyer6480]

Zbyszko is a top 5 heel of all time

[@rustykuntz94]

Last 3 matches saved this card, went from being the shitz to fucking awesome , my favorite War games match ever

[@ZekeThePlumber86]

Heck yes!!! Thank you! I always get pumped when I see these uploads!

[@richardgadberry8398]

11:14 "Zero stars. It was shit. Movin' on!"--My opinion of WCW in 2000.

[@SeanOMatic]

Matt Borne is such a classically underrated guy.

[@abrahamkline8812]

Everytime I turn on a wrestling with wregret video, I start thinking of breakfast sandwiches and naps. For six years on dialysis, I used to eat one before my recovery nap after dialysis on Wednesday mornings. The videos were always a fun entertaining way to get a little wrestling content in right after a tough dialysis treatment. Thanks Brian!

[@WrestlingWithWregret]

Thank you for sharing that, friend! I know how hard dialysis can be so I'm glad to hear you've been toughing it out!

[@JayT89277]

This channel reminds me of the last good show that comes on during the Saturday morning cartoon block, before it turns into a random mid day cooking show for 3 hours. As soon as this goes off, you go play outside for 26 hrs straight, then eat pizza and watch rented movies from blockbuster all night. Also, I’m very high so that’s the best description I can give.

[@Allen-ng4rn]

Mannnn, I can’t help but say it after marathoning so many of your videos as of recent: you’re a killer impressionist.

[@EssexAggiegrad2011]

One of the best War Games matches

[@BXMarathoner26]

It's still the Gold Standard of Wargames matches. It had non-stop action and pretty much had the best workers in the company in that match. Damn near close to perfect.

[@LawrenceW78]

Easily one of my favorite WarGames matches, I just wish WWE and NXT kept the concept of keeping the roof on the cage instead of having no roof at all

[@philbuttler3427]

Seeing Tracey Smothers and Bobby Eaton on this show reminded me of going to meet and greets in Tennessee and Georgia with my grandma as a kid in the 90s. She was a big territory wrestling fan and you shoulda seen her popping for some of those babyfaces from the 60s and 70s. Tracey and Bobby stood out in my memory because they were both nice and down to earth enough to talk excitedly to a little kid. Only the good die young proves to be truer the older I get.

[@dbone3356]

I appreciate that he pointed out that the venue is still there, also how close it is to another venue in the area.

[@Chigen_Atomic]

I wonder what Hughes did to keep his sunglasses on in the ring. The hand catch looks way better than the constant need for colliding crossbodies for that spot. Then they did the collider anyways. lol. Scott's never struck as the brighter of the two. lol. I'd blame stubbornness and likely being concussed. That'd honestly explain a good portion of that match on them being dazed and just deciding to fuck each other up. It's always interesting to look back and see how integral Paul Heyman has been to the wrestling industry. That jackhammer looks funny as hell, but considering there's no platform, his head was probably getting bounced between the rings. By all accounts, having not watched it, it looks like a great match all around. Told it's story and made great use of the structure.

[@adamandanna]

To be fair Scott did come from a highly educated university ha ha

[@CHAOTIXMaddLass]

Wrestlewar 1992...the home of one of if not the best wargames match....LET'S GO!!!!

[@mikevm3]

I would love to see some Lethal Lottery/BattleBowl reviews someday

[@CoalMinersGlove92]

Yes!!!! Perhaps un October, you can tell my story with Halloween Havoc 1992??? The beginnings to the story of the main event starts at Halloween Havoc 1991...

[@MrDizzyDEE]

I'm from Jacksonville!! Always nice to see my city in these videos!

[@Hilversumborn]

RIP, Bobby Eaton

[@neilgoldring6494]

The Steiner Brothers invented Suplex City 💪 the War Games match is fantastic. So much talent involved. Austin sure got juicy 🩸in the cage. RIP Bobby Eaton