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The Road To WrestleMania came Down Under, when the "Elimination Chamber" went to Western Australia. Hosts of Grey Wolf's popular 'Reliving The War' podcast Simon and Nims headed over to Perth to catch up with some of the WWE Superstars ahead of the Pay Per View.

The World Wrestling Federation has been on an all time high when it comes to the year 1999, and in their final Pay Per View of the millennium the fate of the company rest in the hands of a street fight between Vince McMahon and Triple H!

It's the final WCW Pay Per View of the millennium and we have got a huge main event when former tag team champions Goldberg and Bret Hart battle for the Hitman's World Title. Can this box office match-up get World Championship Wrestling back on course heading into the year 2000 - or is it too late to stop the juggernaut of the WWF and the Attitude era?

With an advertised main event of Triple H defending the WWF Championship against The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin, plus the first Pay Per View match of Kurt Angle you'd think this would be a milestone edition of the Survivor Series. However with Steve Austin hit by a car by a mystery assailant, the main event is turned on its head! Simon and Nims look back at yet another controversial edition...

While this might not be one of the flagship events on the calendar, the World Wrestling Federation went all out for this Pay Per View. In addition to a main event for the World Title between Triple H and Stone Cold Steve Austin in a no holds barred match, we also have Jeff Jarrett's final appearance in the WWF until his return almost two decades later - and two little known teams called Edge and C...

It's a new beginning for World Championship Wrestling, with the 'Powers That Be' taking charge of the company and we see changes immediately. Jeff Jarrett has made the jump from the WWF, and Sting has turned his back on the fans in order to get the title. But does this change in direction work? Simon and Nims look back at the first PPV of the Vince Russo era.

Every WWF Championship is on the line, with a killer main event that sees The Rock, Triple H, Mankind, The Big Show, Kane and the British Bulldog battle for the vacant World Championship with Stone Cold Steve Austin as the special enforcer. But this is also the infamous PPV with one of the worst matches in history: The Kennel From Hell Match!

World Championship Wrestling breaks tradition and skips War Games in this edition of 'Fall Brawl' but what does it deliver in it's place? A rematch of Goldberg vs DDP, The Insane Clown Posse and Vampiro vs Rey Mysterio, Eddie Gurrero, and Billy Kidman - plus a huge main event with Hulk Hogan and Sting for the WCW World Title!

The state of Minnesota hosts the World Wrestling Federation's second biggest Pay Per View of the year with a Triple Threat for the WWF Championship in the main event. Stone Cold Steve Austin has to defend his title against Mankind and Triple H - with then Govenor Jesse "The Body" Ventura as special guest referee!

The history of this event has been questionable to say the least, but in the final ever edition of the infamous wrestling event at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally we see Kevin Nash and Hulk Hogan go one on one in the main event - winner gets the World Championship, and the loser has to retire!

The war between Vince McMahon and Stone Cold Steve Austin has been dominating the World Wrestling Federation however this Pay Per View signifies the end of an era in a brutal First Blood match between Austin and The Undertaker - and also on the card two young upstarts named Triple H and The Rock face each other in a vicious strap match!

In years gone by the 'Bash at the Beach' saw some groundbreaking events happen for World Championship Wrestling. In 1994 it was the dream match of Hulk Hogan vs Ric Flair for the Heavyweight Title, in 1995 we saw a crossover with the stars of the hit TV series Baywatch in a co-branded event, and famously in 1996 we saw the formation of the nWo. Can this edition of the Pay Per View live up to the h...

After Vince McMahon put his own daughter Stephanie at risk in an unholy alliance with the Undertaker just to get at Stone Cold Steve Austin, his wife Linda retaliated by making Austin CEO of the World Wrestling Federation. Now the fate of the WWF is at stake with control of the company on the line as Vince and his son Shane, take on Austin in a ladder match!

We're deep into the dark days of World Championship Wrestling and the company is getting desperate. Despite a main event of Kevin Nash vs Macho Man Randy Savage - we're also getting garbage hardcore matches, B level players like Horace Hogan, and the Pay Per View debut of Master P and the No Limit Soldiers!

The WWF return to Europe with another Pay Per View exclusive to the United Kingdom. Shane McMahon and the Corporate Ministry are running riot and making life hell for their enemies, and the odds are stacked against Stone Cold Steve Austin as he defends his World Title against Triple H and The Undertaker!

After a great showing at last month's PPV, World Championship Wrestling is riding on a wave of goodwill for this year's edition of 'Slamboree' - but will that optimism be paid off... or will WCW once again leave their fans scratching their heads?

It's been no secret that the PPV quality of World Championship Wrestling has been lackluster over the past few months - which is why you need to go out of your way to check out this show. When WCW is good it's great and 'Spring Stampede 99' is one of the last great Pay Per Views from the company.

The WWF is white hot at the moment with two incredibly successful events to start of 1999 and now we've got the absolute peak of the Austin vs McMahon storyline - The Rock vs Stone Cold in the main event of WrestleMania XV! Does this show live up to the hype? Simon and Nims find out to see if the high school memories of this PPV stand true!

World Championship Wrestling certainly isn't in its heyday still and boy does it show. While there are some stand out performances from Booker T and Scott Steiner, and a tag match that sees Curt Hennig pull out one of his best showings since coming to WCW - the main event of Ric Flair vs Hulk Hogan in 1999 in a barbed wire steel cage first blood match should sum up just how good this Pay Per View...

Vince McMahon has won the 1999 Royal Rumble and it looks like that Stone Cold Steve Austin's dreams of making it to WrestleMania has been shattered. But there is one last roll of the dice for the Rattlesnake, as he takes on the owner of the World Wrestling Federation in a steel cage - with a main event at Mania at stake!

The year has got off to a shaky start for World Championship Wrestling, with the WWF increasing it's lead in ratings and popularity among fans. At their flagship February Pay Per View, WCW turn to a tried and true formula to try and recapture the magic - the main event of Hulk Hogan vs Ric Flair!

Vince McMahon and the Corporation's war on Steve Austin continues, with the deck stacked against Stone Cold in the Rumble and Mr. McMahon offering a $100,000 bounty for anyone who eliminates Austin in the match. Plus one of the most brutal matches in WWF history takes place on this Pay Per View, when The Rock takes on Mankind in a violent "I Quit" match!

We kick off the new year with a look at Impact Wrestling's first Pay Per View that's stacked from top to bottom. Featuring a card that highlights the veterans like Bully Ray and Mickie James, to the up and comers like Josh Alexander and Masha Slamovich. Ned and Nims take a look at the PPV that sets the tone for 2023 in Impact Wrestling.

After dominating the WWF in the ratings for 83 straight weeks, World Championship Wrestling starts off 1999 on the back foot for the first time in two years. After a controversial December pay per view that saw the streak come to an end for Goldberg, WCW looks to gain ground on the WWF with a ladder match in the main event!

The World Wrestling Federation made some great moves to claw back some momentum from WCW, and their Pay Per View efforts were absolutely stellar in 1998. However, despite being named in tribute to the current WWF Champion The Rock, this PPV ended the year with a fizzer in the aptly titled "Rock Bottom" - join us as we delve through an atrocious December for wrestling PPV.