I've watched 106 episodes of this on my phone but to see the fallout from survivor series I've upgraded to my laptop. 15.6" screen for the absolute carnage ... I've got the JAM!!!
The NWO Canada segment was F hilarious!!! Henning really was trying hard to sing the best he could 😭😂 It’s also sad seeing most of these guys no longer with us in the ring!!! Thank you 🙏 @wrestlingbios for your dedication and hard work for helping us relive these epic Monday Nights brother….
I couldn't help but cry of laughter with the Saturday Wright Fever "Forget Montreal Screwjob come to Alex's room for the real screwing of a lifetime." A+ on everything you do man! Cheers
The consistency of your series is impressive, but even more so that I feel that you improve upon yourself by each and every new episode. Big fan of yours. Keep up the great work!
You can really see how Rick Rude felt when he got that initial reaction at the start of Raw. He didn't give a standard heel reaction, but instead had what was obviously a "Come on, guys, I don't agree with what happened to Bret, either" look of disappointment to him. That said, really looking forward to next week's RtW thumbnail, because there's really no other choice than two Rick Rudes.
Yeah it’s weird how he had to praise Shawn and say Shawn “would never say I quit”. He redeemed himself the next week when absolutely buried Shawn on Nitro.
I absolutely love this series. With the ability of hindsight, it's fascinating to see the long term struggles WCW was booking themselves into with the NWO. As a kid though, I was all in on both of these companies at the time. Thanks for doing this.
For sure ! Its great looking back on . I saw most of these shows as they happened , give or take . Untill WCW got so terrible i couldnt stomach it ! And as for Reliving the war , ive watched it religiously and look forward every Thursday ! I think all wrestling fans enjoy this series ! If not they are missing out !!!
Still have a soft spot for Goldust. Dustin never went above upper midcard, but I liked his bizarre character and even if not all matches were that great, he could deliver some vicious beatings.
The true start of the 'attitude' era in my opinion. Thanks for another great video. The Steve Blackman bit made me laugh so much I had a coughing fit and I don't have the Coof. Feel better lad.
I think that in years to come, this series will be heralded as some of the most important wrestling content ever created. It comprehensively covers the most popular period ever seen in the wrestling business. Companies will study this as a yardstick for their product going forward.
I know everyone has probably re-boooked The Hitman's introduction to WCW, but my feeling is he should have come in to clean everything up and formed a new Dangerous Alliance consisting of him, DDP, the Giant, and Ric Flair to combat the NWO.
Boy, looking back now and it still feels surreal on what happened in Montreal and the entire fallout. Only WB can do the job in making this fresh as possible
@@zacharythomason7359 I had an argument with my teenage son earlier this week about the attitude era being the greatest era of wrestling that has ever happened. It ended with me telling him to watch "reliving the war" so he could almost understand what I was saying
Steve "Muhfugin" Blackman is definitely a new favorite running gag. I like how you can hear Bios smile when he says muhfugin. 😆 Great to see him finally show what he can do and that montage at the end shows just how great his fighting style was.
This is the time Raw kicked into full gear. We about to see Mr McMahon character, the rise of the rock, the Stone cold on top, and what I recall the best interaction of DX.
Watching RAW back then it really felt like the air was thick with tension. Backstage wrestlers like Mick Foley boycotted the show, Undertaker threatened to kick Vince's ass in a shoot, Bulldog, Jim The Anvil would leave immediately after. The ripple effect of the Montreal Screwjob was interesting and odd to witness in real time.
"Keep that in mind next week." I remember flipping to Nitro during commercial breaks and when I saw Rude, and went back to Raw and saw Rude, I was like woah!!!
This man got COVID but doesn't wanna miss uploading an episode.... What a legend! I've kept up with 106 episodes and can't wait for more to come. Get better my guy
Midday workday hump... Cut to a reliving the war alert! 41 sublime minutes to follow... This will get me through to the final hour and a half of the business day. A perfect start to my holiday weekend! Feel better Ryan. Joey from NJ /USA
Just discovered your channel and this series and wow what an awesome way to relive the monday night wars. Got me binge watching these. Great work! Subbed. Also 22:33 - 23:08 broke me. 🤣😭🤣 Blackman was great.
This episode was so sad as it was confirmation that Bret Hart really was gone from WWF and wouldn't be coming back. I knew that no good would ever come of that.
I was a kid and thought it was part of the storyline even after Vince’s “Bret screwed Bret” interview. What made me realize that he’s really gone was when HBK and HHH bring out the midget dressed as Bret. That made me so angry that I stopped watching Raw until Tyson showed up in January.
To put it very lightly. WCW had a built in audience of fans from the NWA territories who appreciated in-ring action over cartoon characters and Bischoff just didn't understand that.
Boomers: no one wants to work hard anymore. Bios: I'm suffering from a pandemic illness that has killed millions in the last 2 years but here's another video because I don't want to miss a week.
Another episode of the best show on UA-cam? All you Chinlock Addicts, Jam-Up Guys, Big Bratwursts, Sheet Stingers, Bike Michael Likers, Raven Thankers and veterans of the War old and new gimme a "Hell Yeah"!!!
Doubtful anyone will read this, but The Real Reason (Men Commit Crimes) has a 7.7 rating on IMDb, albeit with only 74 voters. lol. Also, Sting's character is named Sparkie, not Sparkle.
Been waiting for you to cover this episode because this is the time I started watching and became a wrestling fan. Post-Montreal Screwjob. What a time to start watching lol! Amazing video!
@@zacharythomason7359 Yeah, but not to the same extent I used to. I don't watch full shows anymore. I just keep up with my faves' matches and storylines and that's it. I don't have time to watch all of the shows lol!
@@cyrus2546 I was only 5 in 1997 so I wasn't allowed to watch WWF. I only knew minor bits of info that my older brother, who was already a fan, would mention. Then on the night covered in the video, my brother sneakily let me watch the show with him and I became hooked because I loved Shawn and Chyna and the action in general. My parents eventually eased up and I watched it every week with my brother. We also played the video games and had the action figures. :)
@@xLitaFan4Everx I was 7 in 1997, I didn't know anything about the screw job because I didn't get to see wrestling regularly as I only had cable when I stayed at my father's house. I was a huge Bret fan as a younger kid, but I wouldn't come to appreciate the true extent of his greatness until I was able to access the Network several years ago and watch his full career. His matches with Diesel are some of the most underrated in-ring storytelling in the history of the industry. All because people like to pretend that Nash was all size and no talent, which is entirely untrue. He was just far too green for the title push he was given, but working with Bret brought up the ability of just about everyone he ever worked with.
It’s funny, for the longest time I’ve remembered the Sting vs Hogan program as being a great build with a lousy blow-off. But revisiting it through this series I can see how repetitive it was and how little of a story actually got told, which was a huge problem with WCW’s booking in general back then.
The biggest downfall WCW had was they had no idea how to book a wrestling show. They had all these stars on guaranteed contracts, who also had creative control. If WCW had a booking team similar to WWFs, at the time, they could have easily won the war. They had such an amazing roster of talent. However had little idea what to do with them all.
Good luck with the COVID, man. I had it after a convention a couple weeks back, and it lasted nearly 2 weeks. It was pretty mild, but it was just a constant annoyance.
On IMDB (which I personally find to be a much better representation than Rotten Tomatoes) that movie has a 7.5 rating. I haven't watched it so I dunno but that's pretty solid.
Shamrock and his promos lol. All he had to do was talk about how he's a legitimate badass and everyone else are just pretenders and go absolutely batshit crazy in the ring and he would've been a made man. Always looked for something special from him in wwf and never got it. He got hit in the face with a chair or something instead. Shamerock
Watching Bischoff be so smug about Bret coming over to WCW makes how badly they drop the ball with him sting that much more. He was handed an actual golden apple at the height of the Monday Night Wars and tossed it in the trash.
I've never understood why when Shawn came out Jim Ross said a lot of people 'think Shawn screwed Bret Hart" . That's not true either in Kayfabe where he gave up in the sharpshooter, or in real. it was Vince's decision and he wanted the heat on himself and not Shawn so that is really weird. The thing i noticed on the other channel is a year and a half into Hogan's heel run and he's wearing a big cross. How did that make sense? but yea, that night i had no idea Bret was leaving so i was completely shocked tuning in and finding out he was gone.
I was in attendance at this Raw show and other than feeling we didn't get any clarity on what happened to Bret at Survivor Series the only thing I remember was The Rock calling himself The Rock for the first time. Looking forward to reliving the Austin/Rock rivalry!!
I've watched 106 episodes of this on my phone but to see the fallout from survivor series I've upgraded to my laptop. 15.6" screen for the absolute carnage ... I've got the JAM!!!
Smart man. I just realized I could’ve been watching this on my tv the whole time.
that cannot be good for your back and neck
Sounds like you've been handling your Horsemen business
@@z216ghost Always!!
Or a meaty bratwurst?
The NWO Canada segment was F hilarious!!! Henning really was trying hard to sing the best he could 😭😂
It’s also sad seeing most of these guys no longer with us in the ring!!!
Thank you 🙏 @wrestlingbios for your dedication and hard work for helping us relive these epic Monday Nights brother….
It’s like Christmas every Thursday with this show…
U from San Diego too?! SD reppin
@ cam Schuster it's the gift that keeps on giving
Awesome show.
Tony Gwynn had aids
Thanks you every Thursday
I couldn't help but cry of laughter with the Saturday Wright Fever "Forget Montreal Screwjob come to Alex's room for the real screwing of a lifetime." A+ on everything you do man! Cheers
Wrestling Bios got Alex Wright over.
Hilarious, I could barely breath for a good 2 minutes.
Das Wunder-bratwurst
The consistency of your series is impressive, but even more so that I feel that you improve upon yourself by each and every new episode. Big fan of yours. Keep up the great work!
Love how he's grown and shown more of his personality as this series has gone on
Just a suggestion, the thumbnail of your next video should be two pics of Rick Rude, one on Nitro and other on Raw
SPOILERS!!!
Someone pin this comment
I was thinking the same thing earlier in the week.
He saw this or great minds think alike lol
Power of hindsight, the madman did it 😂
You can really see how Rick Rude felt when he got that initial reaction at the start of Raw. He didn't give a standard heel reaction, but instead had what was obviously a "Come on, guys, I don't agree with what happened to Bret, either" look of disappointment to him. That said, really looking forward to next week's RtW thumbnail, because there's really no other choice than two Rick Rudes.
@@lexkanyima2195 I won't spoil it... Just watch next week's Reliving the War, because Bios will be covering an especially infamous moment in the War.
Lex Kanyima Oh you’re in for a surprise.
Yeah it’s weird how he had to praise Shawn and say Shawn “would never say I quit”. He redeemed himself the next week when absolutely buried Shawn on Nitro.
"How can he be in two places at the same time?" 😂🤣
@@lenwennerberg1631 that's the secret of a successful horseman business
This just shows how wrestling was this best at the era of year. Its why everyone says the best times was from 97-01
Everyone? Hardly
The Alex Wright intro this week had me dying and rewinding a few times.
I absolutely love this series. With the ability of hindsight, it's fascinating to see the long term struggles WCW was booking themselves into with the NWO. As a kid though, I was all in on both of these companies at the time. Thanks for doing this.
For sure ! Its great looking back on . I saw most of these shows as they happened , give or take . Untill WCW got so terrible i couldnt stomach it ! And as for Reliving the war , ive watched it religiously and look forward every Thursday ! I think all wrestling fans enjoy this series ! If not they are missing out !!!
Yeah, it's painfully obvious there was never plan. They were just riding the nWo wave as long as they could.
Still have a soft spot for Goldust. Dustin never went above upper midcard, but I liked his bizarre character and even if not all matches were that great, he could deliver some vicious beatings.
The fact he’s still going and is one of the best technical workers in the business is remarkable.
This was THE night I went to WWF. The Rock and Austin just hooked me mate, nothing I could do. What a time to be a wrestling fan
What an event to have gone to! I have the unfortunate honor of having attended the invasion ppv.
@@z216ghost I believe he's saying this was the show that made him a WWF guy, not that he was physically there
@@lexkanyima2195 missing the entire Bret and Austin rivalry is rough
Yes it was a great time to be a fan. Anyone at a high school age like me in these years def had memorable monday nights
@@cyrus2546 I know man. I went back and watched it all afterwards. Bret was the man!
I just cannot stop laughing at Alex Wright and that silly dance. 🤣
It's hilarious.
The true start of the 'attitude' era in my opinion. Thanks for another great video. The Steve Blackman bit made me laugh so much I had a coughing fit and I don't have the Coof. Feel better lad.
I think that in years to come, this series will be heralded as some of the most important wrestling content ever created. It comprehensively covers the most popular period ever seen in the wrestling business. Companies will study this as a yardstick for their product going forward.
And rightfully so. The amount of work which goes into this channel is incredible
The birth of the Stone Cold and Rock rivalry. Wrestling Bios on Thursdays is the gift 🎁 that keeps on giving
ahh yes, it's that time of the week.. yet another GLORIOUS episode of "Reliving the War" 🔥🔥🔥
I know everyone has probably re-boooked The Hitman's introduction to WCW, but my feeling is he should have come in to clean everything up and formed a new Dangerous Alliance consisting of him, DDP, the Giant, and Ric Flair to combat the NWO.
Well anything would have been better then the way it got handled.
He wouldn't have coexisted well with Ric.
Maybe Luger instead of Flair
Boy, looking back now and it still feels surreal on what happened in Montreal and the entire fallout. Only WB can do the job in making this fresh as possible
We're getting closer to the period I started watching more regularly as a kid for the first time. I can't wait!
What do you think about today's product do you still keep up with it🤔🤔🤔
This is exactly when I started watching every week, precisely right after taker vs Michaels hell in a call
@@zacharythomason7359 I had an argument with my teenage son earlier this week about the attitude era being the greatest era of wrestling that has ever happened.
It ended with me telling him to watch "reliving the war" so he could almost understand what I was saying
@@mattk3654 Has he been watching it so far?
Steve "Muhfugin" Blackman is definitely a new favorite running gag. I like how you can hear Bios smile when he says muhfugin. 😆 Great to see him finally show what he can do and that montage at the end shows just how great his fighting style was.
We need a Sting movie review.
Dude thank you so much for this work youve made. I love this series and Ive been watching it for nearly two years now.
This is the time Raw kicked into full gear. We about to see Mr McMahon character, the rise of the rock, the Stone cold on top, and what I recall the best interaction of DX.
We only see hints of it from November to February. March (after WM14) is when he really goes into full heel mode.
I never experienced the 90s wrestling but this series has been golden your a legend for all this hard work 👏. Your a jammin guy I must say.
“Hopefully we see Renegade and Roadblock join the Flock”
😂 That had me dying. But it would make sense, Raven did say the “unwanted” of society lol
Best day of the week! I actually feel like I'm watching wrestling again, waiting for these to drop!
Yeah I know what you mean , this is best wrestling show on YT.
@@Roger-Bacon true on that my dude
Facts
Watching RAW back then it really felt like the air was thick with tension. Backstage wrestlers like Mick Foley boycotted the show, Undertaker threatened to kick Vince's ass in a shoot, Bulldog, Jim The Anvil would leave immediately after. The ripple effect of the Montreal Screwjob was interesting and odd to witness in real time.
Also perhaps ironically it led into the biggest boom period in wrestling history.
ive always found this as the real cementing of the attitude era...... well that and that vice speech thats coming
The beginning of the Attitude Era is much more gradual than the WWE tries to make it seem.
the night after one great rivalry ended & the seeds of another great rivalry was being planted in wwf
Oh yes who can ever forget the great rivalry of mero and armed 🤪😂😂
That Steve blackman thing has made my day I hope that's a new thing in the series
Steve Mafugin Blackman being interviewed by Jim Mafugin Ross was my favorite part.
WWF wasn't the same without Bret.
I just finished reading The Death of WCW, and we're in for a rough ride come 1999! 😳😔
By 98 it was over
@@ITGShaddyMaCC exactly, by November of 1998 it was over. Survivor Series ended it.
I am SOOOOO looking forward to more Steve Blackman in all his glory!
Get well Soon man, love these reliving the war videos. Hope you feel better for the next one ♥
I’m not gonna lie I love watching reliving the war this is my childhood so thank you for all the work that you do
"Keep that in mind next week." I remember flipping to Nitro during commercial breaks and when I saw Rude, and went back to Raw and saw Rude, I was like woah!!!
This man got COVID but doesn't wanna miss uploading an episode.... What a legend! I've kept up with 106 episodes and can't wait for more to come. Get better my guy
Midday workday hump... Cut to a reliving the war alert!
41 sublime minutes to follow... This will get me through to the final hour and a half of the business day. A perfect start to my holiday weekend!
Feel better Ryan.
Joey from NJ /USA
Just discovered your channel and this series and wow what an awesome way to relive the monday night wars. Got me binge watching these. Great work! Subbed. Also 22:33 - 23:08 broke me. 🤣😭🤣 Blackman was great.
The day we no longer get Saturday Wright Fever will be the saddest day of Reliving the War.
Though we have to get through the Berlyn period, the Big Bratwurst will likely stay until close to the end of the series.
The entire Taker v Kane saga for the next 3 years is some of my favorite bits of RAW at the time. Look forward to seeing it evolve further.
Yeah in 1997 I was a raging Jerichoholic, but now I just accept my Jericholism and take it one day at a time 🦁🖤
This episode was so sad as it was confirmation that Bret Hart really was gone from WWF and wouldn't be coming back. I knew that no good would ever come of that.
I was a kid and thought it was part of the storyline even after Vince’s “Bret screwed Bret” interview. What made me realize that he’s really gone was when HBK and HHH bring out the midget dressed as Bret. That made me so angry that I stopped watching Raw until Tyson showed up in January.
Womp womp
Butter bean rockin that bill Cosby sweater! 😂
Butter Bean Cosby
🤣🤣😂😂
That's what that sweater screamed 💀
I was so excited about Brett joining WCW, but they soo dropped the ball with him
To put it very lightly. WCW had a built in audience of fans from the NWA territories who appreciated in-ring action over cartoon characters and Bischoff just didn't understand that.
18:41 after reviewing 2 Triple H's movies, I am looking forward to WB's review video on this one
21:45 promo of stone cold . First time Rocky miavia became the rock
Boomers: no one wants to work hard anymore.
Bios: I'm suffering from a pandemic illness that has killed millions in the last 2 years but here's another video because I don't want to miss a week.
Funny! I'm pretty sure Butterbean is wearing the same sweater Biggie had on in the Source magazine.
Hope U feel better soon! Thanks for doing the episode 🤘💙
Get well soon Ryan! Best wishes! Love your dedication brother!
My son's last day of school (meaning I don't have to get up early) and a new Reliving The War, doesn't get better
I never cared for Alex Wright back in the day. This channel has made me a fan and given me Saturday Wright fever!
14:10 best part of the reliving the war
Reliving the War just wouldn't be the same without Das Wunderkind.
Another episode of the best show on UA-cam? All you Chinlock Addicts, Jam-Up Guys, Big Bratwursts, Sheet Stingers, Bike Michael Likers, Raven Thankers and veterans of the War old and new gimme a "Hell Yeah"!!!
OHHH HELLLL YEAH!!!!
22:19 How has the rock's face not become a meme yet?
Doubtful anyone will read this, but The Real Reason (Men Commit Crimes) has a 7.7 rating on IMDb, albeit with only 74 voters. lol. Also, Sting's character is named Sparkie, not Sparkle.
We’re getting closer and closer to 1998 where the real fun begins!
I disagree. 1997 was the absolute most critical year in the Monday night wars...
@@lemmymotorhead4429 I know. What I meant by that was wwf was making a comeback and both companies were trading back wins
@@deandredukes95 ah I got ya. Cheers to 97 and 98 wrestling fried!
I love the fact Alex Wright's intro is tailor made every week. 😂😂😂
Bret Hart vs Shawn Michaels rivalry ended on November 9, 1997.
Steve Austin vs The Rock rivalry began on November 10, 1997.
"Forget the Montreal Screwjob. Come to Alex's room, and get the real screwing of a lifetime."
HAHAHAHA!!!!! Never change Ryan.
WCW For Life!!
NGL, for half a sec, given his facepaint, I thought Goldust’s hand said “I am black.” 🤦🏽♀️😄
Been waiting for you to cover this episode because this is the time I started watching and became a wrestling fan. Post-Montreal Screwjob. What a time to start watching lol! Amazing video!
Do you still keep up with today's product?.🤔🤔🤔
So you didn’t even know who Bret Hart was or the screwjob? What a strange time to start watching.
@@zacharythomason7359 Yeah, but not to the same extent I used to. I don't watch full shows anymore. I just keep up with my faves' matches and storylines and that's it. I don't have time to watch all of the shows lol!
@@cyrus2546 I was only 5 in 1997 so I wasn't allowed to watch WWF. I only knew minor bits of info that my older brother, who was already a fan, would mention. Then on the night covered in the video, my brother sneakily let me watch the show with him and I became hooked because I loved Shawn and Chyna and the action in general. My parents eventually eased up and I watched it every week with my brother. We also played the video games and had the action figures. :)
@@xLitaFan4Everx I was 7 in 1997, I didn't know anything about the screw job because I didn't get to see wrestling regularly as I only had cable when I stayed at my father's house. I was a huge Bret fan as a younger kid, but I wouldn't come to appreciate the true extent of his greatness until I was able to access the Network several years ago and watch his full career. His matches with Diesel are some of the most underrated in-ring storytelling in the history of the industry. All because people like to pretend that Nash was all size and no talent, which is entirely untrue. He was just far too green for the title push he was given, but working with Bret brought up the ability of just about everyone he ever worked with.
It’s funny, for the longest time I’ve remembered the Sting vs Hogan program as being a great build with a lousy blow-off. But revisiting it through this series I can see how repetitive it was and how little of a story actually got told, which was a huge problem with WCW’s booking in general back then.
The biggest downfall WCW had was they had no idea how to book a wrestling show. They had all these stars on guaranteed contracts, who also had creative control. If WCW had a booking team similar to WWFs, at the time, they could have easily won the war. They had such an amazing roster of talent. However had little idea what to do with them all.
Oh wow. He said biker Michael likers again.
Ha.
Ha.
Ha.
This Series is awesome.
Butterbean with the Biggie Smalls sweater btw. Coogi 🔥
This was the beginning of the greatest in-ring rivalry of all time.
I think it would have been fun to see Roadblock and the Renegade join the whining Raven and his flock. Thanks, Raven.
And here is where the Rock & Stone Cold rivalry begins.
Good luck with the COVID, man. I had it after a convention a couple weeks back, and it lasted nearly 2 weeks. It was pretty mild, but it was just a constant annoyance.
On IMDB (which I personally find to be a much better representation than Rotten Tomatoes) that movie has a 7.5 rating. I haven't watched it so I dunno but that's pretty solid.
Holy sh*t, Van Hammer in The Flock looks almost exactly like John Mikel Thor. Especially in Rock and Roll Nightmare.
Good luck with Covid, stick with 80's era Hogan's advice and take your vitamins everything should work out fine.
I was so damn excited for this episode! The night after the screwjob!
Both Raw & Nitro opened up with Mentioning Bret Hart! Plus, The Hitman did not even have to make an appearance. Now, that is excellence!
Shamrock and his promos lol. All he had to do was talk about how he's a legitimate badass and everyone else are just pretenders and go absolutely batshit crazy in the ring and he would've been a made man. Always looked for something special from him in wwf and never got it. He got hit in the face with a chair or something instead. Shamerock
R.I.P. Tim White... Legendary referee of the good ol days
Watching Bischoff be so smug about Bret coming over to WCW makes how badly they drop the ball with him sting that much more. He was handed an actual golden apple at the height of the Monday Night Wars and tossed it in the trash.
I've never understood why when Shawn came out Jim Ross said a lot of people 'think Shawn screwed Bret Hart" . That's not true either in Kayfabe where he gave up in the sharpshooter, or in real. it was Vince's decision and he wanted the heat on himself and not Shawn so that is really weird. The thing i noticed on the other channel is a year and a half into Hogan's heel run and he's wearing a big cross. How did that make sense? but yea, that night i had no idea Bret was leaving so i was completely shocked tuning in and finding out he was gone.
When I see Ric Flair of this era, I can’t tell if he’s a heel or babyface or just wasting everyone’s time by half-assing his gig
Welcome to Thursday Afternoon Reliving the War. The best wrestling show on the UA-cams. Thanks again for a great show and trip down memory lane
How many times did you have to practice "Yugi-not-gotta-chance-in-hell"
That Steve Blackman bit popped me 😂
Dang, poor Chyna didn’t do anything, Ken. 😐
I was in attendance at this Raw show and other than feeling we didn't get any clarity on what happened to Bret at Survivor Series the only thing I remember was The Rock calling himself The Rock for the first time. Looking forward to reliving the Austin/Rock rivalry!!
Did you realize that night that the screwjob was not a work?
Your subscriber count doesn't make sense with this kind of quality content.
Curt Henning is wrestling royalty. One of the best to never win the World Title.
Rick rudes is going jump ship next week
The Real Reason Men Commit Crimes review coming soon to Wrestling Bios?!
WRESTLING BIOS THURSDAYS are the best days
Woohooo I'm super happy to be the 2nd Jam up girl! Absolutely love my shirts! Xxx
The imdb rating for the movie tells me it must have been great. 7/10
Butter bean rocking a Notorious B.I.G. sweater! 🙂
I can't vait for your videos and comments when the WCW Russo 2000 era starts.
Hope you get better soon Wrestling Bios
Having Covid isn't fun