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Unfortunately no. The 2011 series is head and shoulders above the rest. Austin is a big part of that.

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The 2004 one is probably worth it. It's only about an hour I think (it's one documentary rather than episodic), and you get to see early versions of Miz, Ryback and Boogeyman.

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Just watched the latest WWE 24 on last year's Wrestlemania and it's fantastic. I'll never know how a company that can be so great can be so consistently shit. Reigns, Paige, Rollins and others come across 100x better than they ever have on scripted programming.

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I enjoyed the new episode of WWE 24. My only problem, and it's my own fault for expecting it, was I really wanted to see Seth being told in the middle of Wrestlemania that he'd be cashing in and winning in the main event. What convinced me they might show it was how often they kept cutting back to Seth backstage, suggesting the cameras were with him all night. I would have loved to have seen his reaction to that.

 

Still, excellent as always from whoever produces these things. They're always spectacular.

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Yep - top, top show, entertaining and interesting and looked good. That bit right at the end with Kofi Kingston and Titus O'Neil was hilarious, I had to watch it back several times.

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I'm at home sick today.

 

 

Looking for a belter of a late 80's / early 90's card in either wcw or wwf that I may not have seen before e.g not a PPV.

 

Anybody got any suggestions ?

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Good call. That's my morning sorted.

 

Any there any good non PPVs "supercards" on the network?

 

Things like wrestle fest 89 and some of the coliseum home video exclusives ?

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Every Clash of the Champions and Saturday Night's Main Event are up on the Network to view if you are looking for a non PPV

 

Anyone catch the first episode of Ride Along that went up after Raw last night? Fun little show to kill 20 mins, first episode follows New Day in one car and Miz and Ziggler in the other as they travel from Boston to Philly after TLC

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Hulk Hogan VS Big Bossman steel cage match is much better than it has any right to be, I used to love watching that one as a kid.

 

Don't know which SNME it's from, but if you put it into a search on the network it should give you it.

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Hulk Hogan VS Big Bossman steel cage match is much better than it has any right to be, I used to love watching that one as a kid.

Don't know which SNME it's from, but if you put it into a search on the network it should give you it.

May 27th 1989, SNME #21

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Think I might pass on this Legends interview with the Road Dogg, he's too much of a corporate kiss ass these days.

 

Very much so. I watched it last night and cringed when I heard two supposedly old-school guys not use the word "wrestling" once. I don't think the company realises how ridiculous a sentence like "When I was 14 I only wanted to be a sports entertainer" sounds.

He was a complete kiss ass, you didn't miss a thing tbh,

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