Much has changed with my viewing habits since 2011 but I still love the business and hope to see it grow in the coming years.
Author: Steve Viglio
History of WWE DVD Review
Being that in 2013, the WWE is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary, it is fitting for the company to release a historical retrospective on the company.
WWWF Classics – January 17,1977 (Madison Square Garden)
Steve Viglio reviews WWWF Classics – January 17,1977 (Madison Square Garden)
Classic Spotlight – Jim Osborne
The territorial days of pro wrestling are vastly unknown to the majority of wrestling fans out there. Thousands of wrestlers have disappeared without much remembrance. I would like to shed some light on some of those fellows and one such fellow is Jim Osborne.
WWWF MSG (August 1, 1977)
Back on June 27th, Bruno and Superstar battled in an epic match in Madison Square Garden. The heat was so loud that they both had to call out their spots by yelling, in order to hear everything. On August 1st, they both went at it again, for the final time during Superstar’s reign as WWWF Champion. Re-live a piece of WWE history with this MSG classic show.
WWF Primetime-March 21,1988 Review
We are only a short time away from WrestleMania IV at Trump Plaza for the WWF … WWF Primetime-March 21,1988 ReviewRead more
SHINE 6 Review
I am finally back with a review of SHINE 6 on iPPV! If you do not … SHINE 6 ReviewRead more
WWF Primetime 3-14-1988
We are two weeks away from WrestleMania IV in Atlantic City, NJ at the Trump Plaza. This would be the first time the WWF/WWE title was contested in an elimination tournament. Andre the Giant had beaten champ Hulk Hogan in February, under questionable circumstances and subsequently, he sold the title to Ted DiBiase.
Can the WWE salvage their mid-card?
It’s fair to say that most of us will agree that the WWE is severely lacking … Can the WWE salvage their mid-card?Read more
WCW Saturday Night 1-8-2000
It was January 2000, and it was the start of a pivotal year for WCW. After this year, business would never be the same for the company as guys like Vince Russo, Eric Bischoff, and others assumed control of the on-air product
