Bored Wrestling Fans

Welcome to the first video on my channel. I have collected old wrestling magazines for years, but only recently started to actually read them. I was blown away by the nostalgic content and can only hope some fellow wrestling fans may feel the same way. In this video, we go all the way back to September 1999, WWF magazine "Dogg Dayz" with Road Dogg on the cover. We being with the hiliarous Q&A'...

Rhea Ripley’s WWE return could be much further away than fans originally hoped. Following surgery on a torn meniscus, WWE is reportedly targeting the Royal Rumble in January 2027 for Rhea’s return, but what does that mean for Chelsea Green and the interim WWE Women’s Championship? Adam also looks at Matt Hardy’s revelation that Vince McMahon wanted him to stop wrestling and become a full-time prod...

Before the world titles… Before the legacy… Before lie, cheat, steal became a way of life… There was the debut run. In this long-form, audio-only wrestling documentary , we tell the complete WWE debut run of Eddie Guerrero , from the moment he arrived with the Radicalz to the night he proved he truly belonged. This episode tracks Eddie’s early WWE journey chronologically and match-by-match , focus...

Before the first bell ever rang, Chyna had already changed WWE. In this long-form, audio-only wrestling documentary , we tell the complete debut run of Chyna , step by step — from silent enforcer, to in-ring competitor, to champion and explain how WWE carefully built belief around one of the most disruptive figures in wrestling history. This episode isn’t a highlights reel. It’s a chronological, m...

Chris Jericho didn’t arrive in WWE quietly — but his debut run wasn’t the rocket launch people remember either. In this long-form, audio-only wrestling documentary , we track Chris Jericho’s complete WWE debut run from 1999 , match by match, week by week, exactly as it unfolded in real time. From the iconic countdown debut on RAW with The Rock , through months of interrupted momentum, controversia...

Test didn’t arrive quietly in WWE, he arrived with size, presence, and momentum that felt real. In this audio-only wrestling documentary , we take a deep, chronological dive into Test’s complete WWE debut run , from untelevised dark matches in 1998 to the centre of the McMahon family storyline at WrestleMania XV. This episode breaks down every key match, moment, and turning point that shaped Test’...

Ken Shamrock didn’t walk into WWE to learn how to fight. He walked in already knowing how. Long before MMA was mainstream, Shamrock had tested himself in places where the rules were thin and excuses didn’t last long. So when he arrived in WWE during the Attitude Era, he didn’t look like a rookie. He looked like a problem. In this episode of Bored Wrestling Fans , we take a deep dive into Ken Shamr...

Tazz arrived in WWE like a problem nobody had a solution for. In January 2000, at the Royal Rumble inside Madison Square Garden, a stocky former ECW enforcer walked into a company built on spectacle and quietly tore up the rulebook. No fireworks. No slow build. Just pressure, suplexes, and a debut that ended one of the most underrated undefeated runs in WWE history. This episode of Bored Wrestling...

Before the world champion runs… before the Hall of Fame… before the memes and catchphrases, Kurt Angle quietly put together one of the most impressive debut streaks in WWE history. Following his WWE debut in 1999, Kurt Angle went 19–0 , defeating a who’s who of established names while adapting at lightning speed to the world of professional wrestling. Somehow, this unbeaten run has become one of t...

Billy Gunn’s career is one of the most surprising long haul stories in pro wrestling. From his early rodeo days to stepping into the WWF when the competition was cutthroat, to finding lightning in a bottle with The Smoking Gunns… then DX… then the “A** Man”… then Billy & Chuck… then TNA… and somehow reinventing himself all over again in AEW as Daddy A**, it’s a ride most wrestlers never get to...

BAD GUY… OR JUST TOO DAMN GOOD? They called him The Iceman… but was Dean Malenko really one of wrestling’s coldest villains behind the scenes? In the very first episode on our brand-new wrestling channel, myself, a former outlaw of the squared circle from the late 90s and early 2000s cracks open the notebook of wrestling history and rides straight into one of the most debated names in the business...