Category: That Was The Year That Was

a Aplethora of matches from Japan, whilst a Saturday brings us a range of different segments, interviews and promos from US promotions.

A lot of interesting, if not always exceptional, action this week, with next week seeing a definite return to the New Japan ring on That Was The Year That Was.

Jushin Thunder Liger battles El Samurai, Savage vs. HBK, Negro Casas vs. Eddie Guerrero and much more from April 11-16, 1992.

With many an article focused primarily on the road to WrestleMania VIII, the huge show was finally upon us.

There was a relative smorgasbord of action this week as shoot-style and some independent American wrestling accompanied the big two in the United States in a busy two day period.

1992 is on a roll; can it continue?

The road to WrestleMania takes over in grand form as many promos and interviews help to promote the PPV

This week’s collection of matches was a much more varied bunch as joshi, puro, independent US and shoot-style all have their window of opportunity to shine.

This week’s buffet is highlighted by the legendary appearance of Vince McMahon, Dave Meltzer and others on the Phil Donahue Show.

With WrestleMania rapidly approaching and the weekly exploits of Memphis and Smokey Mountain Wrestling to factor in, this is a promo heavy edition of That Was The Year That Was.

A sneaky good selection of matches in this week’s edition of That Was The Year That Was.

Can-Am Express vs. Kawada/Kikuchi, Kobashi/Tsuruta and some other goodies on this edition of That Was The Year That Was.

A shtick and segment heavy period for this week’s article as we continue to explore That Was The Year That Was 1992.

Not everything is going to be golden, but I hope for an upturn as we continue to dig into the offerings from February 1992.

A busy week in February featuring a huge Sid Justice/Hulk Hogan vs. The Undertaker/Ric Flair match from Saturday Night’s Main Event.

Finishing off the fourth week of 1992 with a rare Undertaker/Bret Hart match at MSG, Stan Hansen vs. Jumbo Tsuruta and a ton of Memphis wrestling!

The focus shifts a little as we get some action from puro from Japan and lucha from Mexico sprinkled in amongst action from WWF and Memphis.

A ridiculous amount of action for one three day period, though nothing quite tops the Royal Rumble 1992. Pure wrestling history.

1992 continues with some more Dangerous Alliance, a new WWF Intercontinental Champion and The Moondogs vs. Jeff Jarrett and Robert Fuller.