June 30Jun 30 comment_6032047 51 minutes ago, JRH said: It also made it to the Hart and Soul dvd set. Had to look that DVD and the match list up - good catch! In typical WWE fashion, they spread a bunch of quality stuff out over a few DVDs years apart. I think I was hoping for Stampede stuff on that one and it seemed like a hodge podge set so I blanked on that one (not that I'm an expert on WWE DVDs ?). Anything else on that DVD that you'd recommend?
July 1Jul 1 comment_6032056 The 1985 Bash dropping in full is one of the best things they’ve done in a while.
July 1Jul 1 comment_6032081 It is, but it made me wonder why they don't ever promote this stuff like....at all. Cody is the so called QB1 of WWE but they can't ever say "wanna see his dad in action and find out why he's so great? check out the vault on youtube!". This company is such a big fan of multi generation wrestlers, then act like they were all hatched from an egg.
July 1Jul 1 comment_6032082 5 hours ago, Timbo Slice said: The 1985 Bash dropping in full is one of the best things they’ve done in a while. Also as someone who grew up on JCP and saw about a million commercials for the VHS of this show, finally getting to see this show is a personal holy grail.
July 1Jul 1 comment_6032089 7 hours ago, sek69 said: It is, but it made me wonder why they don't ever promote this stuff like....at all. Cody is the so called QB1 of WWE but they can't ever say "wanna see his dad in action and find out why he's so great? check out the vault on youtube!". This company is such a big fan of multi generation wrestlers, then act like they were all hatched from an egg. Me and my brother agreed it would be cool if they showed old matches before big stadium shows, ideally from the same city they’re in. We noticed this before the Royal Rumble in Indy, as we were piling in they had all these screens just showing nothing interesting. The one match they should have put on at least there, is Hogan/Andre ‘88 with the Hebner brothers saga. It was the debut of the winged eagle belt (a prop for that nights title match), had the biggest television audience for a wrestling match, and emanated from the same city.
July 6Jul 6 comment_6032245 For anyone like me who missed 99% of prime/golden era NXT, it looks like they have a WWE NXT YouTube page. It launched Nov 2024 and looks to have a good number of older matches and events available. Better late than never ? Might have to check this out down the road.
July 18Jul 18 comment_6032618 They just posted this one. It says 1985 but it looks like footage from '75 based on the graininess. Definitely something you could believe was stored in an actual vault ?
August 17Aug 17 Author comment_6033595 The complete Wrestlefest 88 has been uploaded: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOlPBv96JVM
September 6Sep 6 comment_6034070 They uploaded a compilation of Battle Royals the other day that has two gems on it. The first is a luchadore battle royal from WCW Worldwide (I think) that has Dusty absolutely losing his shit for El Dandy and it's hilarious. The second is a 10 man battle royal from an episode of WCW Pro, that is the perfect illustration of why WCW didn't make it as the list of participants were: Disco Inferno, Dave Sullivan, Cobra, Mark Starr, Frankie Lancaster, Nasty Ned, Fidel Sierra, Ricky Santana, James Earl Wright, and Buddy Lee Parker
September 6Sep 6 Author comment_6034073 They've uploaded some episodes of Hulk Hogan's Rock N Wrestling (not exactly a good show mind you, but it is interesting to hear Brad Garrett as Hogan and James Avery as JYD).
September 12Sep 12 comment_6034181 On 9/6/2025 at 11:10 AM, Blehschmidt said: Disco Inferno, Dave Sullivan, Cobra, Mark Starr, Frankie Lancaster, Nasty Ned, Fidel Sierra, Ricky Santana, James Earl Wright, and Buddy Lee Parker That's like the WCW Jobber Hall of Fame, god damn!
September 12Sep 12 comment_6034184 6 hours ago, sek69 said: That's like the WCW Jobber Hall of Fame, god damn! If only Trent Knight and Snake Brown had still been around in that era.
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