Main Event Marks

This really was a 1-match show, but that 1 match sure delivered the goods! In the main event WarGames match, Sting's Squadron (Sting, Barry Windham, Dustin Rhodes, Ricky Steamboat and Nikita Koloff) faced off against the Dangerous Alliance (Steve Austin, Rick Rude, Arn Anderson, Bobby Eaton and Larry Zbyszko) in a bloody, brutal, awesome match full of carnage! A match to determine the #1 conte...

TNA was shippin' off the Boston for 2008's Lockdown event! In the main event, we've got Samoa Joe vs. Kurt Angle for the TNA World Title and Joe's career is on the line. In Lethal Lockdown, it's an all-star cast of Team Christian Cage vs. Team Tomko! The rest of the card was...meh. It was there. It was nothing to write home about, but we have some fun laughing at some of this r...

Yes...this is THAT SHOW. Not only did the main event of the secondary show involve a tag-team match for the WCW World Heavyweight Title, but a Hollywood actor pinned the President of the company to win the belt. Yup...this is all real. This would also be the third title change in less than 2 weeks. WCW was dead at this point, but this just really drove the knife in deeper, making sure that body wa...

We're taking a trip down memory lane to revisit one of the least memorable events in WCW history, Spring Stampede 1998. You'd think that with the list of big names on this show, it would've been a hit, but that didn't work for us, BROTHER! There were some good matches, like Booker T vs. Chris Benoit, Ultimo Dragon vs. Chavo Guerrero, Chris Jericho vs. Prince Iaukea for the Cruiserw...

This may be one of the greatest ECW shows ever and was their very first ever pay-per-view. Terry Funk takes on the Sandman and Stevie Richards in a 3-Way Dance where the winner will face Raven in the main event for the ECW Title. This was a big, crowning moment not only for Funk but also for the company as a whole. Shane Douglas and Pitbull #2 had a brutal brawl over Douglas breaking Pitbull #1&#3...

This was the first ever Lockdown event in TNA history, where every...single...match was contested inside of a steel cage. And ya know...it wasn't bad! Jeff Hardy and Raven have a match that is pretty much a "hat on a hat" as they have a Tables match inside of the Six Sides of Steel. AJ Styles and Abyss have a brutal match to determine who will face the NWA Champion at Hard Justice. Ame...

The Marks (Troy & Greg) were there live in New Orleans for this one. It gets a bit of a bad rep for being bad or forgettable, but there are actually some great matches at the 34th WrestleMania. In the massive SuperDome, Matt Hardy won the Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal, Naomi won the Women's Battle Royal, Ronda Rousey makes her in-ring debut, Asuka put her undefeated streak on the l...

1991 was a turbulent time in wrestling and we get into all of that. We're only a few months away from WCW's top heel, Ric Flair, giving a middle finger to Jim Herd and WCW as a whole to head to New York and win the coveted WWF World Title. But, for now, "The Nature Boy" still reigns supreme with the Big Gold Belt around his waist. He defends that NWA World Title against IWGP Heavyw...

This was...A SHOW... It was the night Bully Ray shocked no one except or Hulk and Brooke Hogan, revealing that he's was the true leader of the Aces & Eights. He screws over Jeff Hardy in the main event cage match and makes the "big reveal" to close this show. Other than that, we've got a sub-par Lethal Lockdown between the Aces & Eights and Team TNA, Joey Ryan vs. Joseph Pa...

This may be the second greatest WrestleMania of all time. From Shawn Michaels vs. Chris Jericho to Rock vs. Austin 3, topped off with Kurt Angle vs. Brock Lesnar for the WWE Title, and everything in between, this is a top tier card. Even matches that weren't well received, like Triple H vs. Booker T or Vince McMahon vs. Hulk Hogan, are still really good. We discuss everything surrounding these...

This may be one of the worst piece of crap shows any major wrestling company has ever produced. It's not for having a lack of star power, because we've got Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Vader, Macho Man, Sting, Jim Duggan, and more on this event. The problem is that WCW tried putting stupid stipulations on every match and it ruined a lot of it. They also didn't follow many of the rules that w...

This is generally considered one of the worst WrestleManias in history, but DANG IT! It looked super cool! This show was littered with BS finishes, weird interviews, odd segments in the crowd, and people wearing togas. Also, this is the show were Bret Hart defended the WWF Title against Royal Rumble winner, Yokozuna. After this, Hulk Hogan ends up walking out of Caesar's Palace as the WWF Cham...

Four of the top names in the company faced off in a World Title main event match with the iconic, legendary Sting at ringside. How could this show NOT be a smash hit!? Well...we'll explain it to you. "Against All Odds" seems to be a metaphore for this company refusing to give up the ghost. It's unkillable! But specifically about show, it seemed like an extended episode of iMPACT!....

This was, to use a technical term, A SHOW. That was about it. For the final time WWF Monday Night Raw ever took place from the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, it sure was a showcase of mediocrity. However, who the hell did they have to compete against!? As we mention in the news, ECW was all but shutdown at this time and WCW was supposedly shutting down temporarily after being sold to Eric Bischoff and h...

The main event saw Lex Luger defend the WCW World Heavyweight Championship against his best friend, Sting in Luger's final match in WCW until 1995. Also, the Dangerous Alliance is all over this card! Other matches on the show include Rick Rude defending his United States Heavyweight Championship against Ricky Steamboat, but Paul E. Dangerously is banned from ringside. Jushin Thunder Liger is t...

This was definitely a "we watched it so that you don't have to" type of show. Taz and Sabu get into a brawl on the show, many matches start and never finish, Sid appeared on the show to powerbomb some fools, the Dudley Boyz reveal their "mysterious benefactor," and we also had a couple of decent matches on the show. Super Crazy and Yoshihiro Tajiri locked up while Rob Van Dam a...

This was a time in wrestling that was plagued by "Who could've foreseen that happening!?" In the NWA, Sting tore up his knee and completely tanked the idea to crown him the new champion at WrestleWar '90. So, what was the 180 NWA decided upon to face Ric Flair? Lex Luger! He was a fine replacement, but he didn't get the momentous win that Sting would have gotten. Also on this c...

The boyhood dream for HBK came true, and now, he returns home a man! Or some such nonsense. This Rumble wasn't beloved by all and didn't get amazing ratings, but the Marks genuinely enjoyed it. This was the first time ever an entrant in the Royal Rumble (Stone Cold Steve Austin) was eliminated, referees didn't see it, so they entered back into the ring and won the match. We discuss tha...

In May of 2001, Triple H tore his quad muscle clear off the bone during a tag-team match. He spent the rest of the year down in Alabama, rehabbing and getting stronger. When he finally returned on Monday Night Raw in Madison Square Garden in January of 2002, he got a god-like reception! However, he completely missed out on the entire Invasion storyline. There were also other controversies that pop...

You have GOT to hear about these final two matches! The main event was New Guard vs. Old Guard as Kazuchika Okada defends the IWGP World Title against Hiroshi Tanahashi. Also, we've got titans clashing for he first time ever as Shinsuke Nakamura defends his IWGP Intercontinental Title against Bullet Club leader, AJ Styles. Also on the show, Kenny Omega defends the IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Title ag...

With a tear...in our eyes...this is the greatest podcast of our lives! This was the first time the WWF Title was put on the line in the 30-man Royal Rumble match and it featured an all-star lineup of superstars! The favorites going in were Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, and Sid Justice. That all came to a head at the end of the match as Ric Flair proved to be the iron man we always knew he was. Also on th...

This was the year that the winner of the G1 Climax (Tetsuya Naito) lost a fan vote, so his main event IWGP World Title match against Kazuchika Okada got relegated to the next-to-main-event match. Instead, the main event went to Shinsuke Nakamura defending the IWGP Intercontinental Title against Hiroshi Tanahashi. Also on this show, there's a 4-way IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Tag-Team Titles match, Th...

It seems like while the year 1995 sucked in wrestling, it is the nucleus of a lot of wrestling history. While WWF and WCW seemed old and stale, ECW was new, hip, and bucking traditions in '95. Terry Funk was back and trying to make a difference, Tod Gordon is passing off more responsibilities to Paul Heyman, Sabu pisses off everyone and is in and out, Shane Douglas is still being put over HUGE...

In December of 1997, it wasn't Vader Time...but it was time. Time for what? Time for Sid vs. Bret Hart for the WWF Title! While this show wasn't a complete crapper with no redeeming qualities, it certainly won't go down as a great show, by any means. This is the final stop before Shawn Michaels wins the WWF Title back from Sid in his hometown, at the Alamodome, at Royal Rumble 1997. On...

Lord, I'm comin' home to you! This was the 1st and only time 6 men faced off in the Hell in a Cell! Kurt Angle put his WWF Title on the line against Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Undertaker, The Rock, Triple H, & Rikishi in one hell of a bloody battle! Also, Chris Jericho and Kane faced off in a brutal Last Man Standing match. Team Xtreme faced off in a 6-person elimination tag-team mat...