I wanna give this guy every accolade you can for this series. The coverage, commentary, general informing is all the work of the most proper of Jam-Up Guys there ever was
La Parka's finest hour! He should have been made "the nWo's resident luchador" just for his incredible physical comedy and charisma. He was already a heel in black and white!
Or a WCW retrospective video. The crusiers were the real highlight of WCW. It was one of the positive attributes of WCW over WEF. Although WWF tried with the light heavyweight division it wasn’t the same.
I always wondered why Ric Flair was my favourite wrestler. I think I know now, why he surpassed people like Hogan. He was willing to appear an utter coward, to get the young lads over. There’s something oddly selfless and self-ironic about Flair - he enjoys being a heel, and does so at his own expense. It takes great character to be a theatrical villain.
He was the quintessential heel. Wore robes, showed of his looks and wealth, drawing heat, so that you wanted to see him lose. And unlike Hogan here, he was comfortable enough with losing. Knowing that his character was popular, not just the fact that his character had the belt. It’s also just smart business. If you put people over and help them graduate to the big leagues, then there’s more people in said league. Meaning more potential storylines to keep the public interested in seeing. Granted, he was older here, but compare his trajectory here vs. Hogan’s. Hogan has Sting as a foil. That’s it. And they’ve been milking it for over a year now. Imagine if there were three, legit contenders. All the potential rivalries and team-ups that could’ve resulted.
You’ve really gone from a talented if a little stilted RUclipsr to honestly my favourite wrestling Channel in just a couple years. Cheers mate. Can’t wait to see how awesome you are in another year. My hope is that you get all the attention your talent deserves.
I never found him stilted, honestly, but I see where you're coming from. Once he started to utilize his humor more frequently he definitely hit his stride.
Dude... That match was an athletic big man match. Kane / Deadman only competition to nash/ giant. All four of those guys are more impressive and better than Hulk or an Andre.
I know we still have awhile to go before the war is over, but I really hope we get a “Reliving the Invasion” once it’s all said and done. This has really been an amazing series. Kudos to you Wrestling Bios for an awesome job and thank you for all the hard work and entertainment.
I’m curious, as soon as smackdown starts airing he is going to do a series pitting thunder and smackdown together. I’m gonna assume if he does, it will be a completely separate series.
@@firewalker1372 haven’t thought about that. “Reliving the Monday/Thursday night war” “reliving the invasion” “reliving battle of the brands” So much that he could do.
@@firewalker1372 at least until Russo showed up in WCW Thunder was mostly treated as a filler show. Unless something major happened on Nitro (like the Fingerpoke of Doom) then absolutely nothing would happen on Thunder. They'd have matches with mostly midcarders and the commentators would just recap everything that happened on Nitro. Also a few months after Smackdown premiered Thunder was moved from Thursday to Wednesday, so Thunder and Smackdown only went head to head for a few months.
Enjoyed watching this ppv for the first time, in particular the Raven v Benoit, Mysterio v Jericho and Hart v Flair matches. Nash's plancha reminded me of Summerslam 1995. That powerbomb looked extremely dangerous too. Interesting that they used the Saskatoon finish for Bret v Flair. I guess this must have been the earliest WCW could put Bret in a match following his WWF departure. Great to have His Excellency back in the ring.
It really was terrible. They never managed to make a good entrance theme for him. The last one they ever made for him was certainly an improvement, but silence would have been an improvement, too.
At the time being young and watching these episodes every week live you really dont notice it, but now looking back and watching with you breaking it down you can really see the steep decline of WCW as the weeks roll by. keep doing what you doing.
Considering what happened to Droz a year later in WWF during an accident with a power bomb it is a miracle that the same thing didn’t happen here with The Giant because that looked scary.
I was there. Got in line at 3 AM in a line wrapped around the arena and was able to get tickets. Hara Arena was undergoing renovations recently and was blown away by a Tornado in 2019. It’s now been completely demolished.
I still remember people talking about Benoit/Raven, Jericho/Rey, and Nash/Giant the next day, as well as Raven laughing before passing out to the Crossface. Your PPV reviews always deliver. Thanks for everything, Wrestling Bios.
Thank you for your contiuous work of covering the monday night wars! Always a pleasure to hear your commentary and the jokes! Hurricarana into a Lion Tamer was an amazing counter, never seen that before!
Thank you WB! back in the days, the cruiserweight division was my favorite. Eddie, Rey Mysterio jr, Dean Malenko, Jericho, Chris Benoit, la parka, ultimo dragon, the division was STACKED ! so this old ppv made my day, so many great matches for the division.
It's SO cool to see this show, this was the last wrestling show my father took me to. I kept pausing to see if I could find us in the crowd😂😂My gosh I miss Hara Arena. It was a little dump of a place but now that it's gone I miss it SO much. I went to so many events there in the 80s and 90s..
I seen insane clown posse there around 2000, bizaar bizzar tour, last time they was there and the last concert I saw there was Pantera slayer and nonpoint great place!
Thanks for the review! I wasn't watching WCW at the time, so being able to see these things in context has been great. This show has three matches that perfectly showcases the potential of WCW: Rey/Jericho (athleticism mixed with just the right amount of character work and showmanship), Raven/Benoit (hard-hitting, no quarter asked nor given, but not deathmatch-style violent) and Hart/Flair (technical prowess with appropriate theatrics being done by legends who can still go). Also, La Parka's antics were hilarious. Something for everyone in this show; even the worst match wasn't terrible; it just felt more like a good TV match.
I never understood how sting could take out the nwo by himself with no bat but when he got in the ring 3 times with hogan he could barely get any offense in?
Spot on. For some reason Bret and Flair think they didn't work well together but I respectfully disagree with both legends. I think their matches were awesome, both this one here and the 1992 world title switch in WWF.
I'd never seen the background behind the "Big Sexy Giant Killer" moniker and wow, it was pretty brutal. Glad the Giant was able to get through the injury.
The card was good but here's my version of Souled out 1998: 1. 8 man lucha tag match, same participants. 2. Raven vs. Chris Benoit. No changes here, though Steve McMichael should have joined Dean malenko to clean house to start the subtle tease of the horsemen getting back together. 3. Ultimo Dragon vs. Chris Jericho for the Cruiserweight title. They swapped the titles too much, Rey being injured killed the match. Dragon was a better opponent. 4. Rick Martel vs Booker T for TV title was good no change. 5. Steiner brothers vs Vicious & Delicious for Tag Team titles. The 6 man was last minute and was boring. Plus they are teasing Scott's heel turn next month. 6. Nwo( Macho man & the outsiders) vs. WCW ( Lex Luger, Giant & Larry Zybskco). The actual matches should have taken place at starrcade. Hall and Nash being tag champs but not defend here was off since the big title was vacant and the US title was not defended. 7. Bret Hart vs. Ric flair. Would be a co-main event if the world title was defended, but regardless this should have closed the show not the actual main event. Main Event: Sting vs. Hollywood Hogan 2 for the world heavyweight championship. The vacancy still happens but instead until waiting til superbrawl for the match do it here. It was a waste for Hogan and Sting to be in Dayton but not have a match
I definitely never forgot the moment the Giant destroyed the ring for the fact that Hall was hilariously stumbled around the ring. I'll always remember that moment.
I started watching this series about 2 months ago. I’ve finally caught up to the latest upload. These videos are great. I enjoy the stories told by the wrestlers and by your commentary to put things into perspective. Excellent work!
I absolutely love the music you use in these videos , i think its from that n64 game wcw vs nWo revenge, if i remember right, but it makes the video perfect, great video I enjoyed it
Jericho's counter to the West Coast Pop is one of the smartest I have ever seen. I think that this is something that is missing from modern wrestling -- smart, logical actions that are believable and in character. The most recent example I can think of is Samoa Joe's counter to high flyers of simply walking away. Did Jericho and Regal ever have a program? Two of the smartest wrestlers I can think of should be able to put on a cerebral match unlike most out there.
Some of the stuff I’ve seen the giant do strength wise is amazing. Catching huge Nash as he is falling is crazy strong. Way more amazing than anything Andre did.
I played wcw/nwo revenge as a kid, that's about as far as I knew of wcw. I got into wwe right after their transition from wwf. Watching this series, as good as the ruthless aggression era was, truly makes me wish I started earlier. What a time for wrestling fans. And it truly is a pleasure that you spend so much time and energy to bring these days back for those who watched and those like me who want to know.
This was one of Wcws best ever ppvs imo, def one of the best of the nwo era, id argue the only ppv wcw did after this that was better was spring stampede 99, some will say spring stampede 98 aswell
Great stuff as always! I think Booker T deserves a "Booker T Armlock" caption a la Davey Boy Smith and his chinlocks. 4 armlocks in one match easily puts him in caption territory!
Since this is the start of the wcw/nwo branding for their ppv let’s try and keep track of the winners, and the verdict from wrestling bios is in, wcw hold up the show with multiple strong matches to the nwo’s single recommendation with Nash. With the nwo continuing a quickly stale routine I can’t see this situation changing as the year goes forward, but wrestling bios is the only word that counts in this and we’ll all be here to hear him give it.
This was a great show I remember being excited about the giant Nash match as they built that match for months and people wanted it at starrcade 1997 but we didn't get it. But we finally did and it didn't disappoint and neither did the bret hart vs ric flair match
I feel like that Benoit's Career in Wcw during this time was Held back by Politics, cliques and bookers and the management , he didn't win any titles until 1999 but in January 2000 he along with Guerrero, Malenko and Saturn detected to WWF during the height of the Attitude era.
Must be so rewarding reading all the comments praising your work You deserve it, along with osw my favourite and most watched wresting channel and RUclips channel in general
I loved the Bret Hart vs Ric Flair match. They wrestled against each other again about a week later in Boston where I got to watch them live in person.
I always really enjoyed Benoit/Raven/DDP combinations. Looking forward to rewatching their Uncensored three way match. Maybe not the greatest match ever but I still love it, it was so messy and entertaining.
This was the only wcw ppv I was able to go to as a kid and one of the only ones I could never find on video anywhere until the network. I'm somewhere WAAAY in the back lol
Absolutely Awesome mate!! Thanks for capping off a perfect weekend with this excellent cherry! On top of that, Thursday is jusy around the corner! Keep it up BROTHER!
As always, love the video! I also hoped that after 3rd Armbar from Booker we will have the "Booker T Armbar" skit similar to Davey Chinlock, but guess not this time xD
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I wanna give this guy every accolade you can for this series. The coverage, commentary, general informing is all the work of the most proper of Jam-Up Guys there ever was
Pucker Up Those Lips and Get Ready For His Butt Cheeks.
I'm with you there buddy
Living legend
The Bratwurst on this jam up guy!
I love comparing the old videos where he's so stiff and just doing play by play. I'm like "Dude, that ain't you"
LaParka was the man. Even after WCW started to decline. I looked forward to seeing LaParka.
He was the best. Always got a great reaction from the live crowds, too
Definitely enjoyed LaParka when I watched wcw. Hell of a wrestler…
He was my dad's favorite luchador.
He was so entertaining in WCW and also one of my favorites to watch too.
One of the reasons I watched WCW Worldwide every Friday
La Parka's finest hour!
He should have been made "the nWo's resident luchador" just for his incredible physical comedy and charisma. He was already a heel in black and white!
We need a La Parka career retrospective video soon. I loved this guy so much back in the day.
Or a WCW retrospective video. The crusiers were the real highlight of WCW. It was one of the positive attributes of WCW over WEF. Although WWF tried with the light heavyweight division it wasn’t the same.
Same, I absolutely loved him as a kid and he still makes me laugh and smile every time I see him
LaParka career retrospective!!!
It sucks that the second La Parka soured his name. The original La Parka now goes by LA Park.
The Chairman of WCW
I always wondered why Ric Flair was my favourite wrestler. I think I know now, why he surpassed people like Hogan. He was willing to appear an utter coward, to get the young lads over. There’s something oddly selfless and self-ironic about Flair - he enjoys being a heel, and does so at his own expense. It takes great character to be a theatrical villain.
He’s that old adage of “You don’t have to go over to get over.”
He held himself in a different regard, he was wrestling's final boss way before anyone else, you just beat Ric and you're a made man
His match with Bret tonight was MUCH better than his matches with Bret in WWF back in 92.
Flair was already passe for like 3 years at this time
He was the quintessential heel. Wore robes, showed of his looks and wealth, drawing heat, so that you wanted to see him lose. And unlike Hogan here, he was comfortable enough with losing. Knowing that his character was popular, not just the fact that his character had the belt.
It’s also just smart business. If you put people over and help them graduate to the big leagues, then there’s more people in said league. Meaning more potential storylines to keep the public interested in seeing. Granted, he was older here, but compare his trajectory here vs. Hogan’s. Hogan has Sting as a foil. That’s it. And they’ve been milking it for over a year now. Imagine if there were three, legit contenders. All the potential rivalries and team-ups that could’ve resulted.
You’ve really gone from a talented if a little stilted RUclipsr to honestly my favourite wrestling Channel in just a couple years. Cheers mate. Can’t wait to see how awesome you are in another year. My hope is that you get all the attention your talent deserves.
I never found him stilted, honestly, but I see where you're coming from. Once he started to utilize his humor more frequently he definitely hit his stride.
@MikeyXSuicide right? I think his comment when The Giant broke Hogan’s broken neck thus giving him two broken necks really won me over.
@@butt5ful It was his marking out for Steve Blackman for me.
@@Thor-Orion 100% agree. The shift in direction from direct commentary to comedic yet still focused commentary made this show a must see
This one and OSW are imo are the best
It's always a good day when wrestling bios uploads!
This channel should at the very least have a few million subscribers. Incredible stuff here!
WWE should hire him to make historic retrospectives
@@volodymyrbilyk555 WWE is too corporate. It would remove the raw appeal of his channel & videos
At least at the very least he should be at a millieby for sure.
Kevin Nash leapfrogging the Giant was actually the most impressive thing about this whole PPV.
In terms of Quality, This PPV is better than Starrcade & The Rumble
Giant deadlifting Nash is better
Dude... That match was an athletic big man match. Kane / Deadman only competition to nash/ giant. All four of those guys are more impressive and better than Hulk or an Andre.
@@num1JaystaYUPPPP!!!
He legit picked him up like he was a child… a 6’10 child.
Insane how much strength prime Show had
I remember being so excited to *finally* see Raven vs Benoit…and the match didn’t disappoint!
That dude La Parka is funny as hell. He was so entertaining 🤣 and I loved the Benoit vs Raven bout straight up didn't disappoint.
Solued out had such a cool looking designed arena I really wish wrestling companies today would put the effort in and make ppv sets look different
This was a solid ppv with good quality matches on the card differently wcw best ppv in months it's arguably what starrcade 97 should have been
Considering atleast 2 of these matches were booked for Starrcade you're not wrong.
I know we still have awhile to go before the war is over, but I really hope we get a “Reliving the Invasion” once it’s all said and done. This has really been an amazing series. Kudos to you Wrestling Bios for an awesome job and thank you for all the hard work and entertainment.
I’m curious, as soon as smackdown starts airing he is going to do a series pitting thunder and smackdown together. I’m gonna assume if he does, it will be a completely separate series.
@@firewalker1372 haven’t thought about that. “Reliving the Monday/Thursday night war” “reliving the invasion” “reliving battle of the brands”
So much that he could do.
@@firewalker1372 he addressed that and he said it would be too much work but he’ll summarise anything important
@@firewalker1372 at least until Russo showed up in WCW Thunder was mostly treated as a filler show. Unless something major happened on Nitro (like the Fingerpoke of Doom) then absolutely nothing would happen on Thunder. They'd have matches with mostly midcarders and the commentators would just recap everything that happened on Nitro. Also a few months after Smackdown premiered Thunder was moved from Thursday to Wednesday, so Thunder and Smackdown only went head to head for a few months.
Enjoyed watching this ppv for the first time, in particular the Raven v Benoit, Mysterio v Jericho and Hart v Flair matches.
Nash's plancha reminded me of Summerslam 1995. That powerbomb looked extremely dangerous too.
Interesting that they used the Saskatoon finish for Bret v Flair. I guess this must have been the earliest WCW could put Bret in a match following his WWF departure. Great to have His Excellency back in the ring.
Man I swear your editing is getting better and better, those transparent Davey Boys fading in during the Bret vs Flair match had me laughing.
Man, I love these videos. reliving my past without all the fast forwarding and rewinding of VCR tapes.
Always love a Wrestling Bios upload! La Parka was hilarious!
Luger vs Savage was the main event so many times I honestly couldn't tell one match from another
One of the best parts of this series is getting to see Raven's journey in WCW again. I'm a huge Raven fan so it's nice seeing it all over again.
I was never a fan of Raven but there's no question that Scott Levy nailed the 90s grunge character he was playing. Decent in-ring performer too.
I was a big Raven fan as well. Mostly from his ECW days. My all time favorite though is Bret Hart!
I was born after Bret was already in WCW and I *still* can never get used to his WCW theme
It really was terrible. They never managed to make a good entrance theme for him. The last one they ever made for him was certainly an improvement, but silence would have been an improvement, too.
@nzmetalhead it's gotta be tricky with someone with a known theme like Bret, it just fit so well
At the time being young and watching these episodes every week live you really dont notice it, but now looking back and watching with you breaking it down you can really see the steep decline of WCW as the weeks roll by. keep doing what you doing.
Considering what happened to Droz a year later in WWF during an accident with a power bomb it is a miracle that the same thing didn’t happen here with The Giant because that looked scary.
It so nearly did
I wasn't aware of this one until this video, i yelled out loud in horror.
Oh yeah this was soooo close to being a Droz-like catastrophe. The strength and thickness of Giant's neck and shoulders probably saved him I reckon.
How Nashs quad didn't explode on that leapfrog, I'll never know.
Please know you're making something incredible. Thank you for all the work you're putting into this WB!!!
I was there. Got in line at 3 AM in a line wrapped around the arena and was able to get tickets. Hara Arena was undergoing renovations recently and was blown away by a Tornado in 2019. It’s now been completely demolished.
It's nice to finally hear a bit of the recognition I so richly deserve.
If Bret hated Flair's chops, can you imagine if he was still an active performer facing Walter?
@RUclips member Uh no
I appreciate everything you put out, massive nostalgia trip every one of these episodes. Thank You
I still remember people talking about Benoit/Raven, Jericho/Rey, and Nash/Giant the next day, as well as Raven laughing before passing out to the Crossface. Your PPV reviews always deliver. Thanks for everything, Wrestling Bios.
Thank you for your contiuous work of covering the monday night wars! Always a pleasure to hear your commentary and the jokes!
Hurricarana into a Lion Tamer was an amazing counter, never seen that before!
Thank you WB!
back in the days, the cruiserweight division was my favorite. Eddie, Rey Mysterio jr, Dean Malenko, Jericho, Chris Benoit, la parka, ultimo dragon, the division was STACKED !
so this old ppv made my day, so many great matches for the division.
I never get tired of hearing WCW/nWo World Tour music. Things like that is why I really enjoy these videos, keep up the good work!
I miss this era of pro wrestling when all of those flying lucha libre moves were still a new, fun thing to see.
If anything, Hart vs Flair would’ve made more sense as the main event of Souled Out.
Exactly I don't know what bischoff was thinking here, probably Mr. That doesn't work for me brother was in his ear.
It's REALLY sad that Louie Spicolli, at this point, only has 22 days to live...😔
It's SO cool to see this show, this was the last wrestling show my father took me to. I kept pausing to see if I could find us in the crowd😂😂My gosh I miss Hara Arena. It was a little dump of a place but now that it's gone I miss it SO much. I went to so many events there in the 80s and 90s..
I was there too and agree 100%. Where were you sitting? I was straight across from the entrance rampon the other side of the ring
I seen insane clown posse there around 2000, bizaar bizzar tour, last time they was there and the last concert I saw there was Pantera slayer and nonpoint great place!
Always save these for dinner and a movie. Thank you so much for the quality entertainment.
This was my first ever wrestling PPV. I'll never forget Giant getting dropped on his head. I'll never forget Big Sexy, the Giant Killer.
WCW at it's peak during that time peirod, So was WWF.
Seriously just open my first beer of the day and boom , new vid , thanks Bio 😁
Thanks for the review! I wasn't watching WCW at the time, so being able to see these things in context has been great.
This show has three matches that perfectly showcases the potential of WCW: Rey/Jericho (athleticism mixed with just the right amount of character work and showmanship), Raven/Benoit (hard-hitting, no quarter asked nor given, but not deathmatch-style violent) and Hart/Flair (technical prowess with appropriate theatrics being done by legends who can still go). Also, La Parka's antics were hilarious. Something for everyone in this show; even the worst match wasn't terrible; it just felt more like a good TV match.
I never understood how sting could take out the nwo by himself with no bat but when he got in the ring 3 times with hogan he could barely get any offense in?
@Chris Sadowski 😅
That's because WcW had horrible writing.
here before wwe takes this down keep ii going bios we all love you.
Your commentary gets better from episode to episode
This was my favorite WCW card the amount of talent on this show is insane
Damn that Flair and Hart match was hella awesome. The move selection and overall rate was awesome. Love this series my dude.
Spot on. For some reason Bret and Flair think they didn't work well together but I respectfully disagree with both legends.
I think their matches were awesome, both this one here and the 1992 world title switch in WWF.
@@luckywallace when you see the "knee breaker" automatic 5 star. Lol
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Taking a break from exciting NFL action to watch my favorite channel
Raven was the main wrestler I follow through different promotions since ECW days plus his TNA impact run was awesome aswell
La parka went ballistic in the ring with those dance moves!
I LOVED the Raven-Benoit rivalry. I wish WCW had been pushing those 2 instead of giving so much spotlight to Hogan and Nash.
I'd never seen the background behind the "Big Sexy Giant Killer" moniker and wow, it was pretty brutal. Glad the Giant was able to get through the injury.
The card was good but here's my version of Souled out 1998:
1. 8 man lucha tag match, same participants.
2. Raven vs. Chris Benoit. No changes here, though Steve McMichael should have joined Dean malenko to clean house to start the subtle tease of the horsemen getting back together.
3. Ultimo Dragon vs. Chris Jericho for the Cruiserweight title. They swapped the titles too much, Rey being injured killed the match. Dragon was a better opponent.
4. Rick Martel vs Booker T for TV title was good no change.
5. Steiner brothers vs Vicious & Delicious for Tag Team titles. The 6 man was last minute and was boring. Plus they are teasing Scott's heel turn next month.
6. Nwo( Macho man & the outsiders) vs. WCW ( Lex Luger, Giant & Larry Zybskco). The actual matches should have taken place at starrcade. Hall and Nash being tag champs but not defend here was off since the big title was vacant and the US title was not defended.
7. Bret Hart vs. Ric flair. Would be a co-main event if the world title was defended, but regardless this should have closed the show not the actual main event.
Main Event: Sting vs. Hollywood Hogan 2 for the world heavyweight championship. The vacancy still happens but instead until waiting til superbrawl for the match do it here. It was a waste for Hogan and Sting to be in Dayton but not have a match
I definitely never forgot the moment the Giant destroyed the ring for the fact that Hall was hilariously stumbled around the ring. I'll always remember that moment.
I started watching this series about 2 months ago. I’ve finally caught up to the latest upload. These videos are great. I enjoy the stories told by the wrestlers and by your commentary to put things into perspective. Excellent work!
@2:51 I loved La Parka's funny antics!!🥲😅😂🤣😭😳😬🤯😵☠⚰
I absolutely love the music you use in these videos , i think its from that n64 game wcw vs nWo revenge, if i remember right, but it makes the video perfect, great video I enjoyed it
21:05 Scott Hall selling the ring coming down is just wonderful.
The nWo/WCW Revenge music is just the chef's kiss of perfection to this awesome series.
Great content my man!
Jericho's counter to the West Coast Pop is one of the smartest I have ever seen.
I think that this is something that is missing from modern wrestling -- smart, logical actions that are believable and in character. The most recent example I can think of is Samoa Joe's counter to high flyers of simply walking away.
Did Jericho and Regal ever have a program? Two of the smartest wrestlers I can think of should be able to put on a cerebral match unlike most out there.
they had a match at wrestlemania 17, but i cannot for the life of me remember how it went
Your audio work doesn't get enough love. I'd buy an actual album of your entrance theme remixes
Watching WCW through your channel actually makes it entertaining, unlike when it originally aired. Thanks for all your hard work.
I remember this ppv, and I genuinely have no recollection of Nash ever doing a leapfrog, nor a plancha.
The mind reels ...
That powerbomb...yikes.
Dammit I love how you have the n64 music in the back.
Some of the stuff I’ve seen the giant do strength wise is amazing. Catching huge Nash as he is falling is crazy strong. Way more amazing than anything Andre did.
Ric seriously knows how to pimp the crowd. He bumps, he sells, hes got them in the palm of his hand. Its beautiful
The real Jam up guy is the one making these awesome nostalgic videos that always help my day! Thanks so much from California!
Scott's selling when The Giant tears the ring down is legendary.
I played wcw/nwo revenge as a kid, that's about as far as I knew of wcw. I got into wwe right after their transition from wwf. Watching this series, as good as the ruthless aggression era was, truly makes me wish I started earlier. What a time for wrestling fans. And it truly is a pleasure that you spend so much time and energy to bring these days back for those who watched and those like me who want to know.
7500 views in one hour....Just shows how awsome your channel is..👊👊👊
This was one of Wcws best ever ppvs imo, def one of the best of the nwo era, id argue the only ppv wcw did after this that was better was spring stampede 99, some will say spring stampede 98 aswell
Great stuff as always!
I think Booker T deserves a "Booker T Armlock" caption a la Davey Boy Smith and his chinlocks. 4 armlocks in one match easily puts him in caption territory!
Since this is the start of the wcw/nwo branding for their ppv let’s try and keep track of the winners, and the verdict from wrestling bios is in, wcw hold up the show with multiple strong matches to the nwo’s single recommendation with Nash. With the nwo continuing a quickly stale routine I can’t see this situation changing as the year goes forward, but wrestling bios is the only word that counts in this and we’ll all be here to hear him give it.
This is actually really good workrate from Larry. He was the king of cowardly avoiding his opponent on the outside
This was a great show I remember being excited about the giant Nash match as they built that match for months and people wanted it at starrcade 1997 but we didn't get it. But we finally did and it didn't disappoint and neither did the bret hart vs ric flair match
OMG! That WCW vs NWO World Tour music took me back! Loved that game! All the N64 wrestling games were so good
I feel like that Benoit's Career in Wcw during this time was Held back by Politics, cliques and bookers and the management , he didn't win any titles until 1999 but in January 2000 he along with Guerrero, Malenko and Saturn detected to WWF during the height of the Attitude era.
Too many established big stars ahead of him. It would have been difficult to break through even without the kliq's chokehold.
Must be so rewarding reading all the comments praising your work
You deserve it, along with osw my favourite and most watched wresting channel and RUclips channel in general
I bought this PPV to see Bret wrestle. That Nash jackknife was scary to see live.
Another great review and breakdown. Definitely look forward to these uploads every Sunday!
I loved the Bret Hart vs Ric Flair match. They wrestled against each other again about a week later in Boston where I got to watch them live in person.
I always really enjoyed Benoit/Raven/DDP combinations. Looking forward to rewatching their Uncensored three way match. Maybe not the greatest match ever but I still love it, it was so messy and entertaining.
This was the only wcw ppv I was able to go to as a kid and one of the only ones I could never find on video anywhere until the network.
I'm somewhere WAAAY in the back lol
All I ever wait for is thursdays, so whenever you upload PPV and other videos, it’s totally a surprise for me, thanks, wrestlingbios!
Football and Wrestling Bios makes for a great Sunday. 😊
That shirt Scott Hall is wearing during the main event is so sick.
I still have this on VSH live recording so many memories
I love El Dandy. I'm glad you never doubted him
Aaaaah
My favorite dose of nostalgia delivered by one of the best if not the best wrestling channel on RUclips
I love you man
The LaParka/ Silver King tandem strut was the best part of this ppv! Sometimes LaParka's mannerisms resemble something more like an anime character.
love going through the war with you sir.
Absolutely Awesome mate!! Thanks for capping off a perfect weekend with this excellent cherry! On top of that, Thursday is jusy around the corner! Keep it up BROTHER!
this might be the best series on youtube right now
Soo... the "American Dream" turned heel and nobody thinked on start calling him "The American Nightmare"?
The N64 WCW vs NWO Revenge background music never gets old. Love it. I still play that game today.
As always, love the video! I also hoped that after 3rd Armbar from Booker we will have the "Booker T Armbar" skit similar to Davey Chinlock, but guess not this time xD
Woah woah wait woah there was no "booker t armbar" thing like for chinlocks and nerve pinches 😭
I love that you added the top 50 wcw moments rank system to RtW!