WWE Netflix/Peacock/ESPN Discussion Thread

[TheShizNo1]

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Anarchy Rules 99 (I think)
Heatwave 97 and 98

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[ubernoob]

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Living Dangerously '99 had pretty much every aspect of wrestling covered ('cruiserweight', comedy, RVD-Jerry Lynn, violence and main event is Taz/Sabu.)

Heatwave 98, all around fantastic pretty much.

November to Remember 98.

Wrestlepalooza 97 was Sabu/Taz, Dreamer/Raven, the Lawler 'invasion'.

Anarchy Rulz '99 as Shiz sad. Storm/Lynn is a fantastic opening match. Little Guido/Super Crazy/Tajiri, though it may have been overdone at this point a bit. Justin Credible/Sabu underwhelmed me. Taz/Tanaka/Awesome... not really a match. World Title Match is fantastic. Should have ended the show with this instead of with RVD/Ballz Mahoney.

Hopefully they add their "supercards" onto the Network. Hostile City Showdown from '95 is great (plus Guerrero/Malenko match on that is sick.) Would also be nice to see Dr. Death make his first ECW Arena appearance (The Doctor is In '96) which also had the RBD/Sabu stretcher match.

[nate1986]

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I've watched the first 2 matches from ECW anarchy rules 2000 I didn't know Joey Mercury was in ECW the match with Kid Kash and EZ Money was pretty solid

[DJ]

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Watched Legends House last night. I won't be going out of my way to watch future episodes. I found the show to be pretty boring.

[MachoMyers]

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Check out OSW's Reviews (all of them really) on Youtube but Barely Legal 98 and Heatwave 99 I think are both on there and are awesome.


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[Noles4ever]

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Watching the 2000 rumble, what a good card. Jack vs HHH was awesome, Dudley's vs Hardy's. Tazz debut..

[kingkilla56]

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I just saw the Ultimate Warrior special. It didn't really hit me until I saw this. I was born the year Warrior pinned Hogan so the whole Warrior era flew right over my head. So hearing his induction, and his passing never really moved me. I always respected him but I felt like I was missing what everybody else was feeling since I never experienced the Warrior outside of Wrestlemania weekend.

Watching this film I was on the verge of unstoppable waterworks. It was a stellar piece WWE put together to celebrate his life. The reactions of Vince and Triple H pulled on my heartstrings. The clips of him with his daughters, you can tell they were his life.

Im so glad that WWE started mending the fences and fixing the riffs they had with so many wrestlers years ago. Wrestling is better for it.

[BDKiiing]

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I have never been a big Warrior fan, I never saw his work as it was happening. But being a professional wrestling fan who is more than familiar with his career, I have absolute chills while watching the one hour doc. Absolutely incredible.

[Brian Gee]

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Warrior was the guy who got me into wrestling. Saw him on a magazine cover around 90 and that was that. I was hooked. Strangely, he was only my favorite for about a month, because once I started watching I became a huge fan of Texas tornado and mr. Perfect. The one hour documentary was just as good as the network will ever get. Just awesome.

[DJ]

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Warrior was the guy who got me into wrestling. Saw him on a magazine cover around 90 and that was that. I was hooked. Strangely, he was only my favorite for about a month, because once I started watching I became a huge fan of Texas tornado and mr. Perfect. The one hour documentary was just as good as the network will ever get. Just awesome.

I have photos from when I was 10 getting an autograph from Mr. Perfect and Kerry Von Erich at my dad's gym. A lot of the wrestlers used to workout there when they were in town for shows and my dad brought me by a few times. It was so cool as a kid to see the wrestlers and getting to interact with them. Hillbilly Jim was probably the nicest wrestler I met, but I don't recall any of the guys being rude or anything like that.

Sad to look at those photos now and see how many guys have passed away.

[st0rmb11]

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I just noticed that for about the 4th time in the past few days, the Network is airing Spring Stampede 1997, which as we all know is the site of the infamous Booker T "we comin' for you....." promo. Haven't watched it, but I have to imagine it was edited.

[almostbobsaget]

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I just noticed that for about the 4th time in the past few days, the Network is airing Spring Stampede 1997, which as we all know is the site of the infamous Booker T "we comin' for you....." promo. Haven't watched it, but I have to imagine it was edited.

As of about a month ago it was not edited.

[ubernoob]

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[st0rmb11]

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Just watched the Warrior documentary. Damn good. Really, really touching.

[Rawdeal28]

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good to know i wasnt the only one fighting back the tears. Warrior was my favorite growing up.