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I know I am digging this one up, but ... I have been listening to old podcasts at work, and coincidentally was listening to this one at the same time in my watching rotation I am watching the keith_h Steiners comp and watched for the first time the 1991 WarGames. I was looking for it and did catch the "Are you ready?" "Yeah!" "Then let's go!" exchange between Sid and Rick Steiner before Rick reverses the whip to send Sid into a Scott Steiner clothesline that Rob N references in the podcast. Officially the first time I have caught somebody audibly calling a spot in a match.

Has there been a Funk show? That might be a way to kick out of the doldrums.

Add to this the fact that they gave the name Narcissus/Narcissist to a guy with a manager with a consistent and audible lisp.

Also, any way the old Death Of WCW shows could be uploaded on the new servers?

Bingo! "Where are you going, Johnny?"

Nice to know I was not the only one who did that.

Why is it I get the feeling the 1989 set will be 60 discs? Just an epic year all round.

Gotta say, I am particularly looking forward to the 2002-2004 period for the yearbooks ... they might well have been the wrestling dark ages, but they are something of a lost era for me, as due to employment issues I was not buying any tapes/DVDs.

And rightfully so, Mike Furnas was dreadful.

More likely Springer, it's not like you can imagine Russo getting ideas from watching a wrestling show.

I do recall when he was on Off The Record, the host referred to him as the first black WWF (at the time) champion, Rock replied he preferred to be referred to as the first WWE champion "of colour" , as calling him black was ignoring his Samoan heritage.

Actually, by that definition, Rock is Canadian.

GAAAAAAHHHHHHH!!!! You people are going to bankrupt me!

What are the odds of the Nikita Koloff vs Mr. Hughes miracle match mentioned on the latest Good Will Wrestling podcast making the set? Or is it too B-Sides?

Oh, sweet Jesus, yes. I second this nomination.

I definitely recommend the Shawn Michaels promo from the royal Rumble itself, this was the moment that really sold me on the Shawn Michaels character.

Just watches a match from the same period with Valentine, Slater and the Barbarian going over Dustin Rhodes, Barry Windham and Ricky Steamboat, which kind of falls in with the same philosophy. Side note : the commentary on a match from this period reminded me, around the same time they were pitching Eaton and Anderson going against Williams and Gordy for the belts, which is why Eaton and Anderson brought in Michael Hayes as advisor. Does anyone know if this ever happened, even in house shows? I am pretty sure that the MVC dropped the belts not long after.

In what sense? Not a dig, just think it is an intriguing statement and would be interested in more detail.

Glad to see this suggested, I hadn't seen it since it happened but loved it at the time. There was also a great match around the same time from Shinzaki and Hayabusa against Misawa and Akiyama that made it onto a Schneider Comp, 11/27/97, it would be great if both could make it.

If this is the one from 3/15 then yeah, I agree. I recall Jannetty hitting a tombstone that looked completely nuts. Is that the one on Vol 8 of Bix's Why I Love Pro Wrestling comp?