WCW Fall Brawl with a unique WarGames format '98, WWE Breaking Point '09, CMLL 80th Anniversary '13, Big E cashes in '21 and TNA Victory Road...
History brings us events from when it was the WWF '91 & '97, WWE Unforgiven '08, HUSTLE '06 and XPW's Symphony of Destruction '24!
WWE serves up SummerSlam '93, Raw 900 and Payback 2020, TNA has Emergence 2024, but not to be outdone AJW brings us Joshi history from 1995!
From SummerSlam '88 & '94 to AJPW 2010, the ring's historic. Add SmackDown & ROH '25—dropping historic bars and scars.
The Big Five Project returns to review King of the Ring '97 including Hunter Hearst Helmsley capturing the crown, plus Austin vs Michaels!
Relive pro wrestling’s wildest summer showdowns from SummerSlams to ROH, AAA, and an AJPW masterclasses. See how these events made history!
A pretty casual friendly article, only one event is marginally obscure with the rest being very accessible. Check it out!
The Big Five Project is back as we recap WrestleMania XIII, including one of the best matches ever as Stone Cold battles Bret Hart!
We get some fun memories, a few cringe ones and one tragedy that will cast a shadow on this day forever.
The Big Five Project returns as the Attitude Era hits its stride with Stone Cold Steve Austin winning his first Royal Rumble Tune in!
A generally solid day of different types of history! Belt beginnings, first reigns, and workhorses on respective pay-per-views!
Come and listen to the DEBUT episode of The Chairshot's newest trivia show - Phenomenally Funky Facts!
The Big Five Project returns as we cover Survivor Series'96, including Austin vs The Hitman and Sycho Sid capturing the WWE Championship!
Sometimes WWE gets us really excited about a WrestleMania match. And sometimes...that match disappoints. Here are our Top 5 such disappointments...
The Big Five Project returns as the guys review WrestleMania XII, including the epic Iron Man match between Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels!
The Big Five Project returns as the guys break down Shawn Michaels epic second victory, and why Bret Hart v. Undertaker was disappointing.
