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Headlined by a six man Hell In A Cell match with Kurt Angle defending his WWF title against Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Triple H, The Undertaker, and Rikishi, this pay per view is definitely a one match card... or is 'Armageddon' more than that? Simon and Nims look at the World Wrestling Federation's final PPV of 2000.
Simon and Nims take a look at the final 'Starrcade' under the World Championship Wrestling banner, and does the original wrestling supercard go out with a bang - or with a whimper?
Stone Cold Steve Austin is back for revenge against Triple H, 12 months after he was taken out by a speeding car which put him out of action. Plus Kurt Angle's amazing rookie year is capped off with a WWF Championship defence against The Undertaker
The rise of Scott Steiner continues as he remains one of the bright sparks of World Championship Wrestling in 2000, and his rivalry with Booker T continues as they face off in the main event in a strait jacket 'Caged Heat' match
TNA Wrestling has a new home on the AMC Network. That's right the same network that brought us 'Breaking Bad' and 'The Walking Dead' is now the new home of 'Impact' and Ned and Nims checked out their debut episode which featured some new names, and familiar faces making their return.
The rise of Kurt Angle continues with his first World Title shot as he takes on The Rock in a stacked Pay Per View, featuring Triple H versus Chris Benoit and the return of Stone Cold Steve Austin as he faces Rikishi in a No Holds Barred match.
World Championship Wrestling's downhill slide is continuing despite the influx of newer younger talent onto the scene. The veterans like Sting and Booker T are still as good as they were, and we're seeing the rise of Scott Steiner which is still the best thing about WCW 2000. Plus Simon and Nims pay tribute to Hulk Hogan after his passing at the age of 71
In a loaded year for the World Wrestling Federation, this is an overlooked Pay Per View of this era that doesn't get talked about too much. Featuring the return of Stone Cold Steve Austin, a huge Fatal 4 Way for the WWF Title, and the blowoff to the Triple H and Kurt Angle saga - Simon and Nims look back at a lost classic from the start of the millennium!
We've lamented just how bad World Championship Wrestling was in the year 2000 but we need to give credit where credit is due. This Pay Per View breaks the streak of awfulness, headlined by Kevin Nash vs Booker T for the WCW World Title.
It's really no competition anymore between WCW and the World Wrestling Federation as the WWF stacked "SummerSlam" with a host of iconic matches. The Rock vs. Triple H vs. Kurt Angle for the WWF Championship stands the test of time - and we're treated to the first-ever TLC match!
It's been four months since the reboot of World Championship Wrestling and the nosedive continues. After the controversy of last month's Pay Per View that saw the departure of Hulk Hogan and Eric Bischoff from the company, can this brand new event turn the tide?
Another underrated classic from the golden run of 2000 for the World Wrestling Federation. We're seeing a change of the guard with a triple main event with Triple H taking on Chris Jericho, The Undertaker vs Kurt Angle - and the man who started the year as WCW Champion Chris Benoit challenging The Rock for the WWF title.
It's the most controversial WCW Pay Per View in their horror run of the 2000s featuring the final ever appearance of Hulk Hogan in World Championship Wrestling, and Vince Russo's expletive laden shoot promo on The Hulkster live in the middle of the ring. It was huge 24 years ago - but how has it aged since then?
The WWF's hot streak continues as we're into the phase of building new stars in this event. Edge and Christian, The Hardy Boyz, Chris Jericho, and The Dudleys to name a few are some of the fresh faces on a PPV that features The Rock teaming up with Kane and The Undertaker to take on Triple H and the McMahons!
We have constantly mentioned some of the poor decisions World Championship Wrestling have made in the year 2000, but for this edition of 'The Great American Bash' we see somewhat of a new strategy from the company. A mix of old and new sees Hulk Hogan take on Billy Kidman, Sting go up against Vampiro, and Ric Flair in a battle with his son David Flair - but can it end the horrible run of WCW Pay Per Views?
The World Wrestling Federation's hot streak for the new millenium continues as The Rock and Triple H continue their feud over the WWF World Title, which leads us to the second ever Iron Man Match. People had their doubts if HHH and The Rock could go the distance for 60 minutes, but can they silence the doubters?
David Arquette, yes the one from the "Scream" movies, is WCW World Champion and has to defend his title in the brutal triple cage against Jeff Jarrett and Diamond Dallas Page. If that doesn't sum up this Pay Per View nothing will!
When the WWF added 'In Your House' Pay Per Views to it's flagship events they weren't always regarded as important, as the Big Four. With the World Wrestling Federation at its hottest in 2000, these secondary events were just as good as the majors. We look back at Backlash 2000, the high benchmark of PPV "B Shows" in wrestling!
It's a new era of World Championship Wrestling - again. Eric Bischoff is back in charge (again) and this time he's teaming up with Vince Russo who's returned to WCW... again. We're doing a hard reset on the company in order to try and turn their fortunes around, and it's a clean slate with the New Blood taking on the veterans in the Millionaires Club!
It's the biggest WrestleMania ever, and it's headlined by a massive Fatal Four Way Main Event featuring a McMahon in every corner! Triple H defends his World Title with Stephanie in his corner, against The Big Show accompanied by Shane, Mick Foley who's got Linda McMahon supporting him, and The Rock who's got the backing of Vince! Simon and Nims are joined by Connor Rogers, voice of "The 10" on AFL.com.au, to recap the WWF's showcase event.
This is the straw that broke the camels back. Despite the efforts of Booker T, Sid Vicious, and Jeff Jarrett doing their best to make the most of a bad situation this Pay Per View is the one that finally made WCW do a complete reboot afterwards - and famously had Hulk Hogan take on Ric Flair in a Yappapi Indian Strap Match... oh boy!
The new millennium has started off with a bang for the World Wrestling Federation, but the rivalry between Triple H and Cactus Jack has escalated since their street fight in Madison Square Garden last month. Hell in a Cell returns to the WWF as it's a Title vs Career match in a brutal main event!
We'd be repeating ourselves if we say that World Championship Wrestling has lost a lot of momentum since it's glory days, but WCW are turning to what worked in the past to get back on track. We've got a triple main event with Hulk Hogan vs Lex Luger, Ric Flair vs Terry Funk, and a Triple Threat for the World Title as Sid Vicious puts his championship on the line against Scott Hall and Jeff Jarrett!
Pay Per Views for the WWF dipped in quality over 1999 and really were quite a mixed bag, however they kicked off the new millennium with a bang with the 'Royal Rumble' to start the year. We look back at a very memorable PPV as the World Wrestling Federation's popularity began to soar to even bigger heights - even without Stone Cold Steve Austin!
It's a new millenium in World Championship Wrestling and we're a bit in limbo as the ship doesn't seem to have a captain steering it. Either way we're treated to a few first time match ups like Harlem Heat facing each other one on one, and Chris Benoit and Sid Vicious in the main event for the vacant WCW World Title.
The Road To WrestleMania came Down Under, when the "Elimination Chamber" went to Western Australia. Hosts of Grey Wolf's popular 'Reliving The War' podcast Simon and Nims headed over to Perth to catch up with some of the WWE Superstars ahead of the Pay Per View.
The World Wrestling Federation has been on an all time high when it comes to the year 1999, and in their final Pay Per View of the millennium the fate of the company rest in the hands of a street fight between Vince McMahon and Triple H!
It's the final WCW Pay Per View of the millennium and we have got a huge main event when former tag team champions Goldberg and Bret Hart battle for the Hitman's World Title. Can this box office match-up get World Championship Wrestling back on course heading into the year 2000 - or is it too late to stop the juggernaut of the WWF and the Attitude era?
With an advertised main event of Triple H defending the WWF Championship against The Rock and Stone Cold Steve Austin, plus the first Pay Per View match of Kurt Angle you'd think this would be a milestone edition of the Survivor Series. However with Steve Austin hit by a car by a mystery assailant, the main event is turned on its head! Simon and Nims look back at yet another controversial edition of the Survivor Series!
While this might not be one of the flagship events on the calendar, the World Wrestling Federation went all out for this Pay Per View. In addition to a main event for the World Title between Triple H and Stone Cold Steve Austin in a no holds barred match, we also have Jeff Jarrett's final appearance in the WWF until his return almost two decades later - and two little known teams called Edge and Christian vs The Hardy Boys in the first ever Tag Team Ladder Match!
It's a new beginning for World Championship Wrestling, with the 'Powers That Be' taking charge of the company and we see changes immediately. Jeff Jarrett has made the jump from the WWF, and Sting has turned his back on the fans in order to get the title. But does this change in direction work? Simon and Nims look back at the first PPV of the Vince Russo era.
Every WWF Championship is on the line, with a killer main event that sees The Rock, Triple H, Mankind, The Big Show, Kane and the British Bulldog battle for the vacant World Championship with Stone Cold Steve Austin as the special enforcer. But this is also the infamous PPV with one of the worst matches in history: The Kennel From Hell Match!
World Championship Wrestling breaks tradition and skips War Games in this edition of 'Fall Brawl' but what does it deliver in it's place? A rematch of Goldberg vs DDP, The Insane Clown Posse and Vampiro vs Rey Mysterio, Eddie Gurrero, and Billy Kidman - plus a huge main event with Hulk Hogan and Sting for the WCW World Title!
The state of Minnesota hosts the World Wrestling Federation's second biggest Pay Per View of the year with a Triple Threat for the WWF Championship in the main event. Stone Cold Steve Austin has to defend his title against Mankind and Triple H - with then Govenor Jesse "The Body" Ventura as special guest referee!
The history of this event has been questionable to say the least, but in the final ever edition of the infamous wrestling event at the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally we see Kevin Nash and Hulk Hogan go one on one in the main event - winner gets the World Championship, and the loser has to retire!
The war between Vince McMahon and Stone Cold Steve Austin has been dominating the World Wrestling Federation however this Pay Per View signifies the end of an era in a brutal First Blood match between Austin and The Undertaker - and also on the card two young upstarts named Triple H and The Rock face each other in a vicious strap match!
In years gone by the 'Bash at the Beach' saw some groundbreaking events happen for World Championship Wrestling. In 1994 it was the dream match of Hulk Hogan vs Ric Flair for the Heavyweight Title, in 1995 we saw a crossover with the stars of the hit TV series Baywatch in a co-branded event, and famously in 1996 we saw the formation of the nWo. Can this edition of the Pay Per View live up to the hype?
After Vince McMahon put his own daughter Stephanie at risk in an unholy alliance with the Undertaker just to get at Stone Cold Steve Austin, his wife Linda retaliated by making Austin CEO of the World Wrestling Federation. Now the fate of the WWF is at stake with control of the company on the line as Vince and his son Shane, take on Austin in a ladder match!
We're deep into the dark days of World Championship Wrestling and the company is getting desperate. Despite a main event of Kevin Nash vs Macho Man Randy Savage - we're also getting garbage hardcore matches, B level players like Horace Hogan, and the Pay Per View debut of Master P and the No Limit Soldiers!
The WWF return to Europe with another Pay Per View exclusive to the United Kingdom. Shane McMahon and the Corporate Ministry are running riot and making life hell for their enemies, and the odds are stacked against Stone Cold Steve Austin as he defends his World Title against Triple H and The Undertaker!
After a great showing at last month's PPV, World Championship Wrestling is riding on a wave of goodwill for this year's edition of 'Slamboree' - but will that optimism be paid off... or will WCW once again leave their fans scratching their heads?
It's been no secret that the PPV quality of World Championship Wrestling has been lackluster over the past few months - which is why you need to go out of your way to check out this show. When WCW is good it's great and 'Spring Stampede 99' is one of the last great Pay Per Views from the company.
The WWF is white hot at the moment with two incredibly successful events to start of 1999 and now we've got the absolute peak of the Austin vs McMahon storyline - The Rock vs Stone Cold in the main event of WrestleMania XV! Does this show live up to the hype? Simon and Nims find out to see if the high school memories of this PPV stand true!
World Championship Wrestling certainly isn't in its heyday still and boy does it show. While there are some stand out performances from Booker T and Scott Steiner, and a tag match that sees Curt Hennig pull out one of his best showings since coming to WCW - the main event of Ric Flair vs Hulk Hogan in 1999 in a barbed wire steel cage first blood match should sum up just how good this Pay Per View is!
Vince McMahon has won the 1999 Royal Rumble and it looks like that Stone Cold Steve Austin's dreams of making it to WrestleMania has been shattered. But there is one last roll of the dice for the Rattlesnake, as he takes on the owner of the World Wrestling Federation in a steel cage - with a main event at Mania at stake!
The year has got off to a shaky start for World Championship Wrestling, with the WWF increasing it's lead in ratings and popularity among fans. At their flagship February Pay Per View, WCW turn to a tried and true formula to try and recapture the magic - the main event of Hulk Hogan vs Ric Flair!
Vince McMahon and the Corporation's war on Steve Austin continues, with the deck stacked against Stone Cold in the Rumble and Mr. McMahon offering a $100,000 bounty for anyone who eliminates Austin in the match. Plus one of the most brutal matches in WWF history takes place on this Pay Per View, when The Rock takes on Mankind in a violent "I Quit" match!
We kick off the new year with a look at Impact Wrestling's first Pay Per View that's stacked from top to bottom. Featuring a card that highlights the veterans like Bully Ray and Mickie James, to the up and comers like Josh Alexander and Masha Slamovich. Ned and Nims take a look at the PPV that sets the tone for 2023 in Impact Wrestling.
After dominating the WWF in the ratings for 83 straight weeks, World Championship Wrestling starts off 1999 on the back foot for the first time in two years. After a controversial December pay per view that saw the streak come to an end for Goldberg, WCW looks to gain ground on the WWF with a ladder match in the main event!
The World Wrestling Federation made some great moves to claw back some momentum from WCW, and their Pay Per View efforts were absolutely stellar in 1998. However, despite being named in tribute to the current WWF Champion The Rock, this PPV ended the year with a fizzer in the aptly titled "Rock Bottom" - join us as we delve through an atrocious December for wrestling PPV.
It's the biggest show of the year for World Championship Wrestling and in the past few years we've seen some epic clashes like Hollywood Hogan take on Roddy Piper in '96 as well as the culmination of Sting's battle with the nWo in 1997. But for the final event of 1998, Starrcade features the main event of the undefeated WCW World Champion Goldberg against Kevin Nash - what could go wrong?
The World Wrestling Federation returns to the United Kingdom one more time as The Rock defends his newly won WWF World Championship against X-Pac, plus Stone Cold Steve Austin has the deck stacked against him as he has to face The Undertaker, Kane, and Mankind in the main event. Austin has a trick up his sleeve though with star of "Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrells" Vinnie Jones as his backup!
It's the biggest match type in World Championship Wrestling - World War 3! Three rings, 60 wrestlers, and one title opportunity at the WCW World Heavyweight Championship. In addition to the World War 3 match, we also have Bret Hart's first WCW main event - one year after he left the WWF in controversial circumstances - as he takes on Diamond Dallas Page for the United States Championship.
It's the event that brings a lot of nostalgia for Aussie wrestling fans as this was the Pay Per View that was shown on Free To Air TV on Channel 10 back in the day, and had everyone talking about it at school on Monday morning. It's the Deadly Game tournament that has to crown a new WWF World Champion, and with huge names like Stone Cold, The Undertaker, Mankind, The Rock, Ken Shamrock and more in this tournament - this lived up to the hype!
It's one of World Championship Wrestling's flagship events and this year is no exception. Goldberg defends his World Title against DDP, Hollywood Hogan faces The Warrior in an Ultimate rematch eight years in the making, and we see Bret Hart vs Sting in a stacked card - so how did it all go wrong? Join Simon and Nims as we look back at a PPV that started so well, and took a nosedive quickly!
It's another loaded PPV with the WWF Championship vacant and it's The Undertaker vs Kane in the main event to decide who gets the title - but there's a catch, with Stone Cold Steve Austin as the referee! Once again World Wrestling Federation owner Vince McMahon has stacked the decks against the Rattlesnake, because if Austin isn't a fair and unbiased referee he is fired from the company.
When it comes to marquee pay per view events for World Championship Wrestling, "Fall Brawl" is normally one you can always guarantee is going to be good. But after a few misses from WCW in the last few months, can they right the ship this month? With a loaded main event War Games match, Simon and Nims will see if they can deliver a home run!
The war between Stone Cold Steve Austin and Vince McMahon continues with Austin facing his biggest challenge yet - defending his title against both the Undertaker and Kane! Plus The Rock, Mankind and Ken Shamrock go to war in a triple threat cage match and we see Owen Hart take on a young up and comer by the name of Edge.
Brace yourself for one of the worst pay per view events in World Championship Wrestling history. After a celebrity themed event last month at 'Bash at the Beach' proved a mainstream success, WCW tries one more time to piggyback off the popularity of celebrities when Hollywood Hogan and Eric Bischoff go head to head with Diamond Dallas Page and JAY LENO in the main event. You've been warned!
The Highway to Hell leads straight to Madison Square Garden as Stone Cold Steve Austin defends his World Championship against The Undertaker - but if that wasn't enough we see Mankind defend the tag team titles on his own against the New Age Outlaws, as Triple H and The Rock battle for the Intercontinental Championship in a ladder match!
WCW's 'Bash at the Beach' pay per view has always been a groundbreaking one. In 1998 the Chicago Bulls picked up a 4-2 Championship victory over the Utah Jazz in the NBA Finals. Well the action spills off the court because less than a month later we see Hollywood Hulk Hogan team up with Dennis Rodman against Diamond Dallas Page and Karl Malone in an all star tag team encounter!
We are well into the Attitude Era and it's in full force in this months event which sees Val Venis make his pay per view debut, and two young up and comers named The Rock and Triple H have an absolute classic. Plus it's a mega PPV main event when Kane and Mankind defend their tag titles against Stone Cold Steve Austin and The Undertaker!
World Championship Wrestling fly the red, white, and blue with one of the most jam packed shows of the Monday Night Wars! A young Booker T has a shot at the WCW Television Title, Chris Jericho's war with Dean Malekno continues, Goldberg's undefeated streak ticks over in to three figures, and we see Hollywood Hulk Hogan team with Bret Hart to go head to head with Macho Man Randy Savage and Roddy Piper.
The Attitude Era is all guns blazing and while this Pay Per View is loaded with great matches like The Rock vs Ken Shamrock in the King Of The Ring final, or Stone Cold Steve Austin vs Kane in a first blood match this event is well known for one reason - Undertaker vs Mankind: Hell in a Cell!
The World Wrestling Federation is on a roll, and World Championship Wrestling is clearly losing steam to the juggernaut of Stone Cold Steve Austin as WWF Champion. But WCW fight back with a hell of a Pay Per View highlighted by a Chris Jericho cruiserweight classic, an Eddie Gurrero masterclass against Ultimo Dragon, and the first appearance of the nWo Wolfpac!
Since winning the WWF Championship from Shawn Michaels at WrestleMania 14, Stone Cold Steve Austin has had every obstacle thrown his way by World Wresting Federation owner Vince McMahon. With the decks stacked against him, Stone Cold once again defends his title against Dude Love in a chaotic main event!
The nWo is in shambles and we're seeing a transitional phase for World Championship Wrestling. Booker T is getting more time in the spotlight with a stellar defence of his TV Title, and can Hollywood Hogan and Kevin Nash co-exist as they take on the Giant and Roddy Piper? Plus in an all star main event match, Sting defends his WCW World Championship against Macho Man Randy Savage!
It's the dawn of a new era in the World Wrestling Federation with the first Pay Per View since Steve Austin won the World Championship in March and defends his title against Mick Foley in the main event. If that wasn't enough, The Undertaker and his brother Kane clash once again in the first ever Inferno Match where the winner has to set their opponent on fire!
World Championship Wrestling needed an answer to the success of the WWF's WrestleMania and their answer was Uncensored. For the first time ever we see an nWo vs nWo match when Hollywood Hulk Hogan and Macho Man Randy Savage go one on one in a Steel Cage - and Sting defends his World Championship, against Scott Hall!
In 2022 the world of pro wrestling is buzzing because it's WrestleMania season, the biggest event in the industry held over two nights at AT&T Stadium... however we don't get Mania being a pop culture juggernaut without this pay per view in 1998. We look back at WrestleMania XIV which was headlined by Shawn Michaels defending his WWF Title against Stone Cold Steve Austin - and Iron Mike Tyson as special enforcer!
After their match at Starrcade ended in controversy Sting and Hollywood Hulk Hogan square off once again for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship in this highly anticipated rematch. Plus we see Booker T in singles action, and Juvetud Gurrera puts his mask on the line for a shot at Chris Jericho's cruiserweight championship!
Hot off the heels of a critically acclaimed 'Hard To Kill' show, Impact returns to Pay Per View with 'No Surrender' Can they build on the momentum and produce another sleeper hit? Find out as Ned and Nims recap another jam packed card!
Stone Cold Steve Austin is on a collision course to his first Main Event at WrestleMania but there's one stop on the way - No Way Out 1998. When injury puts Shawn Michaels on the shelf, the massive eight man tag match is put into question. Find out who had to fill in for HBK and if it lived up to the hype in this latest episode!
Fresh off the "Hard To Kill" PPV, Impact Wrestling is firing on all cylinders and 2022 is looking like a return to the glory days. With established names like Moose, Chris Sabin and Mickie James being boosted with the new additions of Matt Cardona, and Honor No More - could this be the year we return to the glory days.
The World Wrestling Federation have started the year off with flying colours, and now it's WCW chance to return serve. With a sour taste still lingering for the fans at the end of 1997, can World Championship Wrestling regain some confidence from the fans at 'Souled Out' - or will it be more of the same in 98?
A new year brings a new attitude to the World Wrestling Federation and we're at the tipping point of the Monday Night Wars and this isn't the same old professional wrestling you're used to. In a Pay Per View that will lay the foundation for the biggest boom in history we see Shawn Michaels defend his World Championship against The Undertaker in a casket match, and it's every man for themselves in the 30 man Royal Rumble - with Stone Cold Steve Austin a marked man!
We've got a full panel back for the latest episode of Talking Hoops! This week there's a heavy NBA flavour, with Fitz and Lef discussing their All Star ballots, some trade deadline news, and other rumblings around the league. We also wrap up the current round of NBL.
It's been a huge round of NBL action! Tune into the latest episode of Talking Hoops as Ned and Fitz break down their thoughts on each matchup. 🏀
Kick off a brand new year, by wrapping up another one! In the latest edition of the podcast the final Pay Per View of 1997 features a main event more than a year in the making. Sting, who hasn't wrestled since 1996, makes his return to the ring to defend WCW as he takes on Hollywood Hulk Hogan to defeat the nWo once and for all... but does it all go to plan? Find out in the latest edition of 'Reliving The War' as we look at WCW STARRCADE!!
We've got the trio back this episode to cover another huge week of Hoops! The NBL continues to navigate COVID-related issues, but we breakdown an exciting start to the season. Lef is all over the NBA headlines, with Ned up and about after the Pistons undefeated start to 2022!
Lef and Ned are back to discuss the current covid crisis in the NBA, the downfall of the Los Angeles Lakers, James Harden’s return to form, the 2022 NBA All Star Game and much more!
It's a new era for the World Wrestling Federation with the departure of Bret Hart the previous month. We're in the infancy of the Attitude Era and this show would set the tone for years to come. Shawn Michaels defends the WWF Championship against Ken Shamrock, and we see for the first time ever on Pay Per View - Stone Cold Steve Austin vs The Rock!
You don't get many bigger matches than this one in pro wrestling, but maybe this one is a bit too big and a bit too ambitious. 60 wrestlers compete in three rings with only one man standing at the end of it. It's pure chaos, but it's what World Championship Wrestling was built on in that era, and the power struggle between the nWo and WCW continues in this mammoth Pay Per View!
It's Thanksgiving weekend, and the Fantasy Football Fanatics are back to help you set those lineups and cover the latest in the NFL.
It's the most infamous Pay Per View of the Monday Night Wars - WWF Survivor Series 1997. This event went down in history for all the wrong reasons when the legendary Bret Hart was screwed out of the World Championship by Vince McMahon, marking the first time the fans found out on camera that Vince was the owner of the World Wrestling Federation!
After our bye week, we are back talking all things NFL Fantasy Football! We cover the Week 10 studs and duds, the ongoing Tight End struggles, as well as some DST streaming options and free agent pickups. Don't miss Gracey's "Bold Call" either!
After two big Pay Per Views in one month from the WWF, World Championship Wrestling has to do something to respond and 'Halloween Havoc' ups the ante - with Roddy Piper taking on Hollywood Hulk Hogan in a steel cage match as the main event!
The World Wrestling Federation has been on an incredible streak of quality Pay Per Views and what would normally be a throwaway October event - has become an iconic show that would leave an impact for decades to come. 'BAD BLOOD' features the first ever Hell In A Cell match between the Undertaker and Shawn Michaels, and the debut of the Big Red Machine - KANE!
Another massive week of NFL Football is in the bag, and the Fantasy Football Fanatics are back to break down all the action. Injuries have struck again, with the fantasy season-ending injury to Derrick Henry a hot topic this week. We also cover the studs and duds, plus discuss the struggling Tight End position.
October was a bumper month for the World Wrestling Federation, as they crossed the Atlantic for an additional Pay Per View Event in the the United Kingdom - and they didn't even think of phoning it in! A double main event of The Undertaker vs Bret Hart and Shawn Michaels vs British Bulldog that was only available for English fans, for once made the USA jealous of worldwide fans!
With plenty happening in the NBA right now, the Talking Hoops lads are back to catch you up on all the latest! We give our thoughts on this season's range of City Edition jerseys, discuss the blistering start of the Chicago Bulls and Miami Heat, as well as cover the early season woes for a number of teams with a solitary win.
As we get closer to the mid-way point of the season, the Fantasy Football Fanatics are back to breakdown another huge week of NFL football! 🏈 The New England Patriots run game came out to play against the hapless New York Jets, whilst the undefeated Arizona Cardinals welcomed new addition Zach Ertz in style.
With the 2021/22 NBA season officially underway we take a look at how every team is shaping up, the players that are performing well and the ones that need to step it up!
The golden era of the Monday Night Wars continues as the tug of war for momentum continues with both World Championship Wrestling and the World Wrestling Federation trying to out do each other with each monthly Pay Per View. The WWF is edging ahead ever so gradually, which causes WCW to turn to a tried and true big money match up to fight back - Ric Flair and The Horsemen vs Kevin Nash and the nWo in the match beyond: WAR GAMES!
It's Week 7 in the NFL, and with 6 teams having the bye, there's plenty of headaches for fantasy coaches! 🏈 The Fantasy Football Fanatics are back to help you navigate "bye week hell", including plenty of start/sit tips and free agent pickups! We also discuss the undefeated Arizona Cardinals, and more struggles at the Tight End position.
Another landmark Pay Per View for the WWF as this is the first event outside the big four of the Royal Rumble, WrestleMania, SummerSlam and Survivor Series to expand to three hours - and they do it with a bang, with the first ever one on one match between Shawn Michaels and The Undertaker in the main event!
With the NBA regular season set to get underway tomorrow, It’s time to discuss the Western conference. Can the Los Angeles Lakers newly formed super team remain healthy and go all the way? Will Joe Ingles and the Utah Jazz conquer those Playoff blues? Can the Phoenix Suns go one better and win the NBA Championship?
We discuss every team in the West, players to look out for and how we think they’ll shape up in season 2021/22! 🏀
IMPACT Wrestling's biggest show of the year is less than a week away with Bound For Glory, with a mega card headlined with Christian Cage defending the World Championship against Josh Alexander who cashed in Option C and relinquished the X Division Title to have a shot at the top prize. Plus we give our predictions for the 'Call Your Shot Gauntlet' and the imminent Impact debut of Australia's favourite duo - Cassie Lee and Jessica McKay, the IINSPIRATION make their debuts at "Bound For Glory"
One year ago Hollywood Hulk Hogan started a run of dominance over World Championship Wrestling when he defeated The Giant to win the WCW World Championship and bring it into the hands of the nWo. A lot changes in 12 months though and Lex Luger has swung momentum away from the New World Order defeating the Hulkster on Nitro to reclaim the title - find out if this is another blow to the nWo, or if Hogan repeats what he does in '96 and put WCW down once and for all!
The Fantasy Football Fanatics are back for Episode #5! We discuss some huge QB performances, the dominance of the Arizona Cardinals and the Buffalo Bills, as well as the developing situation around Jon Gruden and the Las Vegas Raiders. Not to mention a bunch of fantasy advice along the way!
We're back to breakdown another big week of NFL Football! 🏈 A special shout-out to those 0-4 coaches, we've got plenty of advice to turn your season around. Plus we talk injuries, Tight End struggles and the dominance of the Arizona Cardinals!
It's time to talk NBA on Episode #3 of Talking Hoops as we preview the Eastern Conference! 🏀 "The Rise of the East" is a major talking point, with a number of teams looking likely to push the Milwaukee Bucks for that Eastern title.
Coming off a red hot "Canadian Stampede" Pay Per View, the WWF are going into mid '97 with huge momentum. The second biggest PPV of the year is headlined by a classic between The Undertaker and Bret Hart - but it's the accident that almost left Stone Cold Steve Austin paralysed that everyone remembers!
For almost twenty years of the company's existence one thing has always been a constant since their first ever event on day one - a world champion. Over the years there have been some great names to hold the top prize in the company and in this edition of the show, we go through the full lineage (including NWA, TNA and Impact Wrestling) to name our top five World Champions of all time
It's time for 'The Great GOAT Debate' on Episode #2 of Talking Hoops! "Team LeBron" leader Traiyth puts his case forward against Fitz and Ned on "Team MJ". Does MJ and his 6 titles take the cake, or does the statistical advantage and longevity of King James dethrone His Airness? What do you think? We also cover the infamous 'Malice at the Palace' and it's affects on the NBA following the 'Untold' special on Netflix 🏀
Here we go for a huge Week 3 edition of Fantasy Football Fanatics! 🏈
On top of our usual segments, there's quite a bit on the agenda this week. We discuss The Kansas City Chiefs and their offensive woes, Justin Fields' first start for the Chicago Bears, a number of 'sell high' options, plus heaps more..
After the 1996 edition of the Bash signalled the arrival of the nWo and the incredible run of dominance for World Championship Wrestling, the 1997 edition also saw Hulk Hogan shake up the wrestling world again - when he teams up with Dennis Rodman to take on Lex Luger and the Giant!!
With the return of a new NBA season just around the corner and the NBL not too far away it’s time to talk hoop once again! Grey Wolf Hoops has had a makeover and added some new blood with NBA fanatic Traiyth Leffler joining Jon and Ned to discuss their takes on the current “3 point trend” in the NBA, Ben Simmons and where he may land, the COVID situation and how it may effect the leagues and a bunch more. Get to know the new team, what teams they follow and strap yourself in for an exciting season of Talking Hoops 🏀
After a huge Week 2 in the NFL, the Fantasy Football Fanatics are back for another episode! 🏈 Plenty on the agenda this week, including Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay kick-starting their season, a heap of potential bye low options, the dominance of the WR position, as well as the usual DST streaming options and free agent pickups.
During the Monday Night Wars there is one Pay Per View that has gone into the history books as being legendary - WWF Canadian Stampede, and boy does it live up to the hype! Simon and Nims do a deep dive into the highly rated PPV as Bret Hart and the Hart Foundation square off in a ten man tag team match against Stone Cold Steve Austin, Goldust, the Road Warriors, and Ken Shamrock. Believe the hype on this one!!
It’s time to kick it like the old days on the “Bedroom Throwback” edition as we discuss what toys, video games, movies, TV shows and more helped influence our bedroom set ups growing up! From Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to Tamagotchi's we have you covered and even relive the old school commercials and trailers! 🎥 So take some time out and head back in time on Episode #1 of the “We’re Old Now” Podcast - "Bedroom Throwback"!
Here we go for the very first edition of Fantasy Football Fanatics! 🏈 Each week we'll be discussing everything and anything to do with fantasy football, including the Studs and Duds of the round, DST streaming options, waiver wire pickups and more!
The WWF are moving in a new direction with the Attitude Era slowly creeping in at 'King Of The Ring' and this month WCW continue their charge as well. With another Randy Savage vs Diamond Dallas Page main event as well as The Outsiders vs Roddy Piper and Ric Flair, the 'Bash' isn't short of star power.
From the second you saw the six sided ring in TNA, you knew that this wasn't like anything else you'd ever see in wrestling at the time. But two extra sides to the traditional squared circle wasn't the only thing unique to TNA in American wrestling, with match types unique to the promotion seen to this very day. Ultimate X, King Of The Mountain, Lethal Lockdown and Monster's Ball matches are some of the styles that were exclusive to the company and in this episode we look at the match types that made us cross the line.
It's a milestone edition of Grey Wolf Wrestling's Reliving The War as we celebrate one full year of looking back at the Monday Night Wars. In this episode we look at King Of The Ring 1997, and we're joined by producer of the Saving Apollo 13 podcast (@savingapollo_13) Jack Traynor to look back at the first ever Pay Per View match between Shawn Michaels and Steve Austin, and Farooq takes on WWF Champion The Undertaker in the main event.
The fun continues on We're Old Now?! with horror icon Michael Berryman stopping by! We throwback to his breakthrough role in "The Hills Have Eyes" and working with Wes Craven, chat Astronomicon and the convention circuit, plus have a laugh over Michael's role in "Shed of the Dead". Don't miss this in-depth and interesting interview!!
We caught up with Horror legend Bill Moseley discuss Astronomicon, working with Spencer Charnas of Ice Nine Kills, his upcoming movie “Prisoners of the Ghostland” ft. Nicolas Cage, his new coffee brand “Dead Sled Coffee ☕️ “, working on Days of our Lives, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and of course filming “Shed of the Dead” with our buddy Michael Berryman! All of this and a bunch more!!!
We've seen the WWF try some new things and push some new faces to try and combat the rise of WCW and the unstoppable success the nWo brings. This time round it's WCW's turn to try something new. With two NFL players in a dual main event, and Ric Flair and Roddy Piper teaming up to try take down the nWo - Slamboree 97 is a highly underrated PPV of the Monday Night Wars!
This list of Aussies in the WWE is growing and Duke Hudson is another wrestler from South Australia doing big things in NXT making his way to the 2021 Breakout Tournament Semi Finals. Ahead of his big match with Carmelo Hayes - we spoke to Duke Hudson about his journey to the WWE and what he hopes the future will bring in the company.
We're back again for another fun-filled episode of Grey Wolf Pack Chat! There's a heap on the agenda in this one, including:
- Fitzy's big announcement
- Our thoughts and comments from the Olympics
- Basketball Australia's latest achievements
- A look at the 'Ghostbusters: Afterlife' and 'Halloween Kills' trailers
- Jase's controversial take on Jason X!
Plus a bunch more!
In the almost two decades of TNA/Impact Wrestling's existence there has been a long list of talent that has stepped inside the ring, from the six sided ring to the squared circle. In episode two, Ned and Nims try to narrow down a few of our favourite wrestlers from TNA's past, and Impact's present day... lets see if their memories can kickstart and remember some!
We've been seeing the rise of Stone Cold Steve Austin, and the slow burn into his superstardom continues when he gets a shot at the WWF World Championship against the Undertaker. We're also joined by a special guest - Nick Brown (twitter.com/backbonepod), writer from Australian heavy metal website BACKBONETAKEOVER.com.au who's experiencing the start of the Attitude Era for the first time!
Ned and Nims had a chat with the legendary Tony Schiavone (who you can still hear doing play by play every week on AEW on TNT) and Dirk Manning about the upcoming biographical graphic novel covering Tony's career: BUTTS IN SEATS!
For almost two decades the wrestling company that Jeff Jarrett created has always been seen as a distant second to the WWE, but despite its detractors to say that TNA hasn't made a positive and lasting impression on pro-wrestling would be a flat out lie. From giving guys like AJ Styles and Samoa Joe their first national platform, to pioneering women's wrestling long before the "women's revolution" - Total Nonstop Action Wrestling doesn't deserve some of the criticism and in this debut edition of the podcast, Ned and Nims (two TNA die hards) delve into how they first heard of this upstart promotion, and just why they love it so much.
Aussie wrestling fans might have seen Indi Hartwell in the ring for Melbourne City Wrestling, Adelaide's Riot City Wrestling, and other places around Australia. Well now the girl from down under that grew up a wrestling fan is now a champion in the WWE and we spoke to her about her journey, and what she misses from back home in Melbourne.
The World Wrestling Federation has been putting a lot of stock on their rising star Stone Cold Steve Austin. Meanwhile in World Championship Wrestling they've decided to do the same thing. With the nWo saga continuing, WCW turn to Diamond Dallas Page with his first main event at a PPV going one on one with Macho Man Randy Savage - but does the gamble and fresh main event pay off for WCW?
Grey Wolf Pack Chat is back for a fresh episode!! The boys are fresh off Fitzy's wedding, and back into lockdown with plenty on the agenda:
- Discussing the wedding of the year, maybe inspiring Jase to get down on one knee?
- The NBA Playoffs - including Jase breaking the news that Kevin Garnett and/or Kevin Durant have retired!
- All the latest on the NBL
- What we've been watching lately, including plenty of reboot and reunion discussion!
Plus a whole heap more!
With a disappointing WrestleMania in the history books, it was time for the WWF to try and make it up to the fans. With a double main event of Undertaker defending the World Championship against Mankind, and Bret Hart taking on Stone Cold Steve Austin - the deck is stacked for the World Wrestling Federation to try claw back fans from WCW and get the wars back in their favour!
Jeff Jarrett is one of wrestling's most decorated superstars. During the Monday Night Wars he jumped from WWF to WCW and had a great run with Ric Flair and the Horsemen, then jumped back to WWF where he became an Intercontinental Champion and Tag Team Champion with Owen Hart. He then jumped again to WCW where he became World Champion and reformed the nWo. And we haven't even got to him starting TNA Wrestling yet!! He's had a hell of a career and he was also Nims favourite wrestler when he was growing up so enjoy our chat with "Double J" Jeff Jarrett!
With the WWF delivering a sub par 'WrestleMania' it was WCW's turn to gain some ground in the Monday Night Wars... and they did with a mammoth show featuring a main event with Hulk Hogan, Roddy Piper, Randy Savage, Lex Luger, The Giant and so much more. This was a show so big, we had to get our mates Kris Gale (@krisgale11) and Andrew Rose (@AndrewRoseKnows) whom you might have heard on Triple M's "Off The Top Rope" to join us for one of the biggest shows of 1997!!
After a strong start to 1997 it looks like the WWF are slowly fighting back against the runaway success of WCW. After the success of the ROYAL RUMBLE, and FINAL FOUR momentum is going the WWF's way - but the ball is dropped majorly with a sub par WRESTLEMANIA. Aside from a legendary match between Stone Cold Steve Austin and Bret Hart, we look at one of the worst Mania's in modern history!
We are back for another edition of Grey Wolf Hoops. This week we discuss the NBA All Star Game, Zombies basketball and we preview the remainder of the NBL Cup.
The war is well and truly underway, and WCW tried something different to kick off 1997. That didn't go as they hoped so they have a lot to make up for with the next Pay Per View. "SuperBrawl VII" has a mega Hogan vs Piper rematch plus The Giant goes for the tag team titles on his own against the Outsiders!
We're on the road to WrestleMania and no-one thought it would be the Miz holding the WWE Championship heading in to the biggest show of the year. But he couldn't have got the gold if it wasn't for Bobby Lashley, and now the man they call the destroyer wants a shot at the title. We spoke to both the Miz and Lashley before their massive title match!
The WWF is on the back foot, with WCW making ground in the ratings war. With a strong start to the year at the 'Royal Rumble' for the World Wrestling Federation, they look to build momentum at 'Final Four' with a fatal four way in the main event featuring The Undertaker, Vader, Bret Hart, and Stone Cold Steve Austin!
We're back in the studio after lockdown for a bumper edition of Grey Wolf Hoops! There is a bunch to discuss with the NBL Cup about to kick off, the South East Melbourne Phoenix's big signing, and Fitzy's interesting Twitter beef!
The road to WrestleMania is underway and it all starts off with the Royal Rumble. In this special Rumble edition we chat to the winners of both the mens and women's match - who just happen to be the two people who were our first guests on the podcast! We hear from Bianca Belair after her Rumble win, and we speak to Edge about what to expect now he's back!
Grey Wolf Pack Chat is back for a Valentine's Day special! We cover a heap, including our plans for the big day, the Victorian lockdown, basketball, switching sporting teams and a bit of NFL as well!
We are back for another fun filled edition of Grey Wolf Hoops. Fitz drops his Australia boomers line up, we discuss the current round of NBL and building a local basketball dynasty - Zombies Basketball
The lads are back for episode #7 of Grey Wolf Pack Chat! This week we have a bunch to discuss including random celebrity encounters, keyboard warriors, the Mighty Ducks returning and there's a massive update in the #FreedomForJay movement.
With the WWF on it's knees and barely able to fill the 30 spots in the Royal Rumble, WCW are flying high at the start of 1997 and the New World Order is the hottest act in town. So what better way than to start off the new year, with the first Pay Per View being all nWo. Join Simon and Nims as they look at the most daring event of the Monday Night Wars when WCW ditched the WCW, and went all in on the nWo!!
We discuss what has already been an interesting round in the NBL, with some huge matchups still to come. Fitzy's call on The Hawks is alive and well, with Ned's United boys remaining undefeted! We also cover some local basketball with big news out of the 'Zombies' camp that a veteran will be coming out of retirement.
We take a look back at Round 1 of the NBL and preview the current Round. Plus we chat local basketball and Fitz is feeling very confident with his early BOLD calls and the rise of Hawks Basketball!!! Jump on board and spread the word!!!
Being the daughter of a wrestling legend is hard enough, but for Charlotte Flair she's well on her way to living up to the expectations of being Ric Flair's daughter and exceeding them. After a six month hiatus from the ring, she returned last December and claimed tag team gold and we caught up with the Women's Grand Slam Champion before this year's Royal Rumble!
With both WCW and WWF finishing 1996 on a high note, the World Wrestling Federation is still on the back foot. With the rise of the nWo taking WCW to new heights the WWF has to regroup and start off the new year with a bang with their legendary Royal Rumble.
In this special edition of 'Reliving The War' we are joined by professional wrestling photographer Owen Jones (@digital_beard), and Sony Digital Imaging Advocate and renowned videographer Neal Walters for a watch along of the unique 1997 Royal Rumble!
WCW finished 1996 with a bang with a huge Starrcade that gave them strong momentum heading into the new year. For the first time in a long time, the WWF is losing their hold on the wrestling majority and they need to finish the year on a high. With Sycho Sid defending his WWF Championship against Bret Hart in the main event - can the WWF bounce back or is WCW on a roll to dominate?
We are back for another episode of Grey Wolf Pack Chat! Join Ned, Fitz, Nims and Herbz as we discuss everything and anything! From the NBL season launch to the 2020 lockdown, movies to music, and all the latest happenings around Grey Wolf. We also go in-depth into the #FreedomForJay movement, a big project for 2021!
With 1996 coming to a close, WCW is coming off a Pay Per View that was slammed by the fans and critics and against a red-hot 'Survivor Series' the month of November was a free kick for the struggling WWF. However with their last show of the year, WCW pulled out all the stops with a solid card top to bottom headlined by Hulk Hogan vs Roddy Piper - @DMDownUnder's @digital_beard (who was one year old when Starrcade came out!) joins us to experience WCW's flagship PPV for the first time"
The countdown to the Royal Rumble continues, and before the first edition of Monday Night RAW for 2021 - we caught up with the legendary HULK HOGAN to talk about the Rumble, his match with The Rock at Wrestlemania 18, and who he thinks is a superstar of the future!
We are back for another season of Grey Wolf Hoops ahead of the 2021 NBL season! After a few delays we're finally about to get into some basketball action, with Ned and Fitz here to preview a highly anticipated round 1. We break down each team, player movement, expectations and throw in some big bold predictions along the way!
A new year always kicks off with the ROYAL RUMBLE, and ahead of the 2021 edition we caught up with a man who knows exactly what it's like to win the match - Nature Boy Ric Flair chats to us about Legends night on RAW, and what it takes to win a Rumble.
After a disappointing WCW Pay Per View offering, the WWF had a chance to try and regain some lost ground and halt the momentum of the nWo and their response was SURVIVOR SERIES 1996. Featuring matches like Undertaker vs Mankind, Stone Cold Steve Austin vs Bret Hart, the debut of The Rock, and Shawn Michaels vs Sycho Sid, the WWF loaded the card to combat the threat of WCW!
WCW has to turn away fans from arenas because the popularity of the nWo has made all their shows must see and tickets are selling out as soon as they go on sale. And with bigger crowds come bigger events, and nothing is bigger than World War 3 - a massive 60 man battle royal in three rings with the World Heavyweight Championship at stake. Simon and Nims are once again joined by MCW's Owen Jones (@digital__beard) to look back at the biggest WCW Pay Per View in 1996!
The Monday Night Wars are still neck and neck with WCW and WWF trading momentum and after the Macho Man Randy Savage vs Hulk Hogan clash at Halloween Havoc, the WWF had to respond - and they did by upping the stakes. In another chapter of the early days in their legendary rivalry, Mankind takes on The Undertaker in a BURIED ALIVE MATCH!! Simon and Nims see if this "In Your House" PPV can stack up won the heels of a red hot WCW PPV!
It's the most demonic match in WWE history and Mick Foley to this day keeps getting questions from fans old and new about that brutal battle with the Undertaker. He spoke to Grey Wolf Wrestling about the legacy of that famous match, the price it took on his career, and how the WWE modern day superstars like Randy Orton and Drew McIntrye are doing carrying the torch.
The Grand Final Edition of Grey Wolf Footy is here! In a season full of ups and downs, we've finally made it to the big dance. We breakdown the huge matchup between Madman's Geelong and the reigning Premiers Richmond. Can the Cats send Gary Ablett off with a fairytale win, or will the Tigers go back to back?
Halloween Havoc is one of WCW's most well loved flagship pay per views, so much so that it's being resurrected from the dead in 2020 by NXT! In this episode we team up with co-host of the "Top Rope on Triple M" Andrew Rose and look back at an epic Halloween Havoc that saw Macho Man Randy Savage try and get the WCW Title from the nWo in the main event against Hollywood Hulk Hogan.
With a huge week of Preliminary Finals on our doorstep, the Grey Wolf Footy lads are back to run you through a few big matchups! The Tigers will face off against Port Adelaide, whilst Geelong goes toe to toe with the Lions for a Grand Final spot. Hear our predications and thoughts as we get closer to the big dance.
The lads are back with another AFL Finals edition of Grey Wolf Footy! A few big upsets makes this week's matchups very interesting, with Madman making a controversial call in his tip between Collingwood and his beloved Geelong! We also discuss a few rumours floating around regarding player movements with a big offseason ahead.
For the first time in history the World Wrestling Federation was under threat with WCW growing in popularity with the rise of the nWo. After a SummerSlam that was overshadowed by Fall Brawl 1996, MIND GAMES was where the WWF took notice and tried to fight back - but did they succeed? Simon and Nims have a look at one of the WWF Pay Per Views that set the foundation for the highly successful Attitude Era!
The AFL Finals are here, and the Grey Wolf Footy crew have you covered for a full preview of this weekend's action! In one of the most anticipated finals series' in recent history, we share our thoughts on who we expect to push their case towards a Grand Final.
While there might be a heap of Aussies flying the flag in the WWE, lets not forget about our neighbours in New Zealand because Dakota Kai is doing Kiwis proud in the WWE and she returned to Grey Wolf Wrestling for another chat ahead of her massive Battle Royal match on NXT before Takeover on October 5th
While the AFL has a bye before the finals get underway, the Grey Wolf Footy crew have your football fix sorted! On one of our biggest episodes yet, Fitzy and Madman review the Supercoach season that was, with breakdowns of our own teams, lessons learnt, as well as an early look at strategies and targets for 2021. We also give our thoughts on the 2020 AFL All Australian team, which always divides the critics.
He was the first ever WWE Universal Champion, and was the superstar that built the foundations of NXT with legendary rivalries against Samoa Joe and Kevin Owens. Now after a successful run on both RAW and SmackDown, Finn Balor returns to NXT and he tells us what we can expect, and what's different from the last time we saw him there
On the eve of the Supercoach finals, the Grey Wolf Footy crew have you covered for a big round 18 of AFL action! We preview the big match up in the Grey Wolf Pack league between "B.O.N.E.R.S." and "Black on White", as well as discuss our thoughts on the shaping of the top 8. The Madman once again proves he's the best analyst in the game on another huge episode!
With AFL finals right around the corner, the boys are back to discuss a massive Round 17 including some key match ups. Hear Madman's insights on the shaping of the top 4, while Fitzy chimes in with some Supercoach lessons and thoughts on the Grey Wolf Pack league preliminary finals.
When you try and pinpoint where WCW first started to do damage to the WWF, "FALL BRAWL" 1996 is the Pay Per View that got the momentum truly in the favour of World Championship Wrestling with a huge double steel cage eight man War Games main event, pitting Ric Flair and Team WCW against Hollywood Hogan and Team nWo! Simon and Nims are joined by host of 'WCW GOLD' Joel Brown to cover the event that lead to the boom of the Monday Night Wars
On Episode #3 of Grey Wolf Unsolved, we take a look at a strange case from Nantes, France, surrounding the actions and disappearance of Xavier Dupont de Ligonnes. In April 2011, the entire Dupont de Ligonnes family was murdered, with father Xavier being the prime suspect. He then left an interesting trail of evidence behind before disappearing. Is he still alive? Did he commit suicide? What if he wasn’t the murderer at all? We take a deep dive into this bizarre story.
We're about to kick off the 'Festival of Football 2', and the Grey Wolf Crew has you covered for your Round 15 tips and insights! We've got a league bye in Supercoach this week, but Madman and Fitzy discuss their strategies to finish off the season.
We're back for another massive episode of Grey Wolf Footy on the eve of Supercoach finals! This week's podcast is full of Supercoach wisdom, including a little preview of our Grey Wolf Pack league and how it's shaping up for the first week of finals.
WCW has had quite a wave of momentum in the Monday Night Wars, with BASH AT THE BEACH and HOG WILD delivering some must see television thanks to Hulk Hogan and the formation of the nWo. However this month the WWF fights back with their second biggest show of the year with SummerSlam 1996. Join Simon Takla and Nims Azoor as they wind the clock back to Grade 6 and relive the WWF's fightback to stop WCW's momentum!
We're back for another lockdown edition of Grey Wolf Pack Chat! Ned and Fitz catch you up on all the news from isolation Round 2, and there's plenty of it.. We discuss the latest from the NBA and NBL, horror movie recommendations, the latest on Unsolved Mysteries (and GW Unsolved), Bill & Ted, Ned's exercise classes and heaps more!
We're back for another massive edition of Grey Wolf Footy! The fight for top 8 spots is heating up, with this week's results playing a huge part in how the ladder will look come finals! The Madman shows us why he's the best analyst in the game, and Fitzy rounds things off with some timely Supercoach insights.
In this episode of 'Reliving The War' we look at the first WCW Pay Per View after the formation of the nWo. 'HOG WILD' took place in front of thousands of bikers at Sturgis, South Dakota which made for a very unique show - for some bad reasons too! Simon and Nims are joined by Melbourne City Wrestling's 'Digital Beard' Owen Jones to recap one of the most landmark events in WCW history!
The fellas are back for Round 12 on another episode of Grey Wolf Footy! We're pumping out the football content through the 'Festival of Football', with a full round up of all the round's games and plenty of Supercoach advice along the way.
We caught up with Drake Maverick from NXT in a one on one Zoom chat and spoke to him about his WWE journey so far, and we even asked him if we might see those funky suits that Rockstar Spud used to wear back in the day might make a comeback!
We're back again for Episode #11 of Grey Wolf Footy! Covering all the Round 11 action, we continue to bring you the latest in AFL news as the 'Festival of Football' rolls on.
After accomplishing everything she could in the ring in her native Japan, Asuka arrived in the WWE in 2015 and has established herself as the best female superstar in the world bar none. Having gone undefeated in NXT, including holding the Women's Championship for over 500 days, Asuka continued her winning ways on RAW and SmackDown. In addition to winning the first ever Women's Royal Rumble, Asuka is the first ever female Grand Slam Winner in the WWE and the only woman to win every accolade the WWE has. We spoke to her, and former WWE Cruiserweight Champion Funaki, about her career so far and what she has left to do in the WWE!
With the AFL 'Festival of Football' underway, we take a look at the upcoming Round 10 action on this week's Grey Wolf Footy. We're getting towards that business end of the Supercoach season as well, with plenty of advice on rookies, upgrades and trade targets to get you through these crucial rounds.
On the eve of 20 straight days of football, the Grey Wolf Footy crew have you covered for a full preview of Round 9! There's plenty to discuss this week on a Supercoach front, including trade targets, captains and what we have planned for the weeks ahead. As the AFL landscape changes, we'll continue to keep you up to date.
WCW finished last month with an explosive reveal of Hulk Hogan joining Scott Hall and Kevin Nash and forming the nWo. How did the WWF respond? With "INTERNATIONAL INCIDENT" including a six man tag of their own in the main event!
Episode #2 of Grey Wolf Mysteries follows the kidnap and murder of Patrice Endres from her hair salon in 2004. Using customer testimonies, the Georgia police were able to narrow down a 13 minute window when the kidnapping would have taken place. Was it a random attack, the doings of a serial killer, or was her own husband involved? Hear our thoughts and theories on this chilling Unsolved Mysteries episode.
As the AFL succumbs to further COVID-related changes, the Grey Wolf Footy crew have you covered with all the latest updates! Big changes to Supercoach as the ''extravaganza of footy' is announced, while we discuss the ins and outs of the Round 8 teams.
We shine the spotlight on New Zealand in Episode 13 of Grey Wolf Wrestling with Kiwi NXT superstar “Dakota Kai” who discusses her heel turn, her partner in crime Raquel Gonzalez, working in the pro wrestling industry, elevating the women’s division, missing meat pies and much more!
Join us for a brand new podcast series as we take a deep-dive into all things unexplained, unusual and unsolved! Grey Wolf Unsolved follows the popular Netflix series 'Unsolved Mysteries', breaking down every story covered on the show. We go down the rabbit hole on conspiracies and theories for each case, as well as give our own thoughts and explanations! In Episode #1, we discuss the mysterious death of Rey Rivera. Was it a suicide, or something more sinister?
We are back to preview Round 7 of the AFL season! Things are getting a little crazy with all teams moving out of Victoria, but with the battle for top spots heating up, who are we sticking with this week?
Long time wrestling fans Simon Takla and Nims Azoor relive their childhoods by re-watching and reviewing every pay per view event from the infamous Monday Night Wars of pro wrestling, it was WCW VS WWF in a battle for the ages.
Which shows still hold up, which moments still have us marking out almost 25 years later, and what from this era has us scratching our head's wondering "what were they thinking?"
Join us each month as we wind the clock back in RELIVING THE WAR.
Fresh of the first ever Pack Chat Live, we're back for a podcast edition with Episode #4! Plenty to discuss in this show, including the latest at Horsham Basketball, NBL movements, a few new Grey Wolf shows and merch pre-orders!
Ned's back to join the 'experts' for episode 6 of Grey Wolf Footy! A big episode previewing round 6 of the AFL with a bunch of Supercoach tips and discussion as the season heats up.
The boys are back to preview round 5 of the AFL on Grey Wolf Footy! Madman is not happy with Steele Sidebottom, and Fitzy has snuck into the top 100 in Supercoach! We discuss every game of the round, with plenty of laughs along the way.
Billie Kay of “The IICONICS” drops by to let us know about living out her childhood dream and how she made it into the WWE after her humble beginnings in Sydney. Find out how Billie and partner Peyton Royce broke into the industry, her takes on fellow Australian wrestlers, her WWE collection and much more!
The boys are finally back with the long-awaited 4th episode of Grey Wolf Footy! Hear our tips and predictions for round 4, with plenty of Supercoach advice throughout.
It doesn’t get any bigger than this! The Grey Wolf Wrestling “Legends” special features 16-time world champion “The Nature Boy” Ric Flair and the “Heartbreak Kid” Shawn Michaels who give their thoughts on Backlashes “Greatest Wrestling Match ever” between Randy Orton and Edge and much more!
Ahead of his match at “Backlash” tomorrow with Edge, we catch up with Randy Orton to find out his expectations on a match being promoted as “The Greatest Wrestling Match Ever”! Plus we find out how much fuel is left in his tank, his thoughts on the future of the WWE and whether or not we’ll see him jumping brands to NXT in the future, his advice to new wrestlers, his takes on cinematic matches and much, much more!
Drew McIntyre drops by Grey Wolf for quick chat with Nims on Episode #9 of Grey Wolf Wrestling! This time around, the WWE Champion discusses Money in the Bank and NXT UK in a bite-sized edition.
This week we discuss episodes 3 and 4 of Michael Jordan's The Last Dance documentary, Fitzy's burger theory, Herbz's Transformers video vault, Merch pre orders, our favourite NBL games and much, much more!
NBL veteran Lucas Walker joins us for Episode #14 of the Grey Wolf Podcast! We discuss the career of 'Waxy', from starting out in Tassie, moving across to the AIS, college in America to his long NBL journey! Find out a few interesting facts and what the future holds for one of Australia's most respected basketballers.
Bianca Belair returns to Grey Wolf Wrestling and lets us know how her and husband Montez Ford (RAW superstar) are staying sane during quarantine, being discovered by a big time WWE superstar, the transition from track athlete to the WWE, adapting to the WWE lifestyle, reigniting her feud with Shayna Baszler now that she's on RAW and much more!
We're back for a big second edition of Grey Wolf Pack Chat, with plenty to discuss! On the table this week, Mitch McCarron's Zoom wedding, Fitzy's famous snap of Herbz, our in-depth thoughts and conspiracies on Tiger King, as well as a breakdown of the first 2 episodes of The Last Dance.
Fresh off defeating Goldberg at WWE Wrestlemania 36 to claim the Universal Championship, we catch up with Braun Strowman to find out all about it. Braun discusses getting the call up to face Goldberg, surviving quarantine, flying on a 4 seater jet (which he hates), wrestling in front of no one, his thoughts on the epic "Boneyard" and "Firefly Funhouse" matches and who he would ultimately like to face in a similar "Outside of the Ring" fight!
Introducing Grey Wolf Pack Chat, the show where everything and anything is on the table! In this episode, we discuss what we've been up to in isolation, watching Steve Shippy's Haunting in the Heartland, a little on Netflix's Tiger King and The Last Dance documentaries and what's happening around Grey Wolf.
After conquering Australia's own Rhia Ripley to win the NXT title at Wrestlemania 36, we catch up with The Queen of professional wrestling Charlotte Flair. Charlotte gives her thoughts on Rhia, her mindset going into the match, returning to NXT, main eventing Wrestlemania 35, returning to Australia and much more!
Paranormal Investigator “Steve Shippy” drops by to let us know about his latest series “Haunting in the Heartland” as seen on the Travel Channel. Find out what it takes to be a paranormal investigator, the equipment used, channeling spirits, his own “Haunted Saginaw” documentary series and so much more!
The old "That Podcast Gimmick" crew (Nims, Jay and Ned) are reunited on episode 5 of Grey Wolf Wrestling. The fellas discuss the epic two night event that was "Wrestlemania 36", the highs, the lows and just what they think the future holds for the WWE!
Wrestlemania is going down this weekend and we catch up with not one but two superstars taking part in the 36th annual event. Shayna Baszler discusses living with Rhonda Rhousey and their MMA background, what her mindset is going into facing Women’s champion “The Man” Becky Lynch and what other matches she’ll be checking out. Part 2 of this special NXT edition features Keith Lee who discusses the event going down behind closed doors, NXT talent to look out for, facing Brock Lesnar at the Royal Rumble, just what is so special about the WWE performance centre and more!
After winning the 2020 Royal Rumble, Drew McIntyre is set to battle WWE champion Brock Lesnar at this weekend’s 36th annual Wrestlemania. We catch up with Drew to find out his mindset going into the event, what he recommends you check out on the WWE network and more!
After being told he would never wrestle again, Edge discusses his miraculous return to the WWE after nine years and the journey that led him to do the unthinkable. We find out why sports entertainment is an absolute necessity in this day and age (with today’s climate), returning to RAW and performing in front of an empty room, the lead up to Wrestlemania 36 and more!
Get to know Melbourne United’s Mitch McCarron and how he worked his way to the top of the National Basketball League. We discuss his college ball days at Metro State in Denver, playing in Cairns and narrowly missing out on the 2019/20 NBL grand final. All of this and some fun facts on the side. What’s Mitch’s favourite music? What team mates house would he hide out at in a zombie apocalypse? We answer these questions and more in Episode 12 of the Grey Wolf podcast!
Pro Wrestling expert Amin “Nims” Azoor catches up with WWE NXT superstar “Bianca Belair” on the very first edition of Grey Wolf Wrestling. Find out why Belair is not your everyday wrestler, how she felt after getting her own action figure, conquering the WWE universe, her future aspirations and much more!
Join Fitzy, Gracey and Ned for 'part 2' of the 2020 season preview covering Hawthorn through to the Western Bulldogs. We also discuss SuperCoach team structures and answer some listener questions!
Join Fitzy, Ned and our expert panel member Gracey in the very first edition of Grey Wolf Footy! This episode is 'part 1' of our season preview, including team previews from Adelaide through to GWS, with SuperCoach player discussions all the way through.
TIMESTAMPS: Adelaide - 8:40 Brisbane - 14:45 Carlton - 21:40 Collingwod - 27:03 Essendon - 34:18 Fremantle - 40:52 Gold Coast - 49:14 Geelong - 54:12 GWS - 1:02:35
We catch up with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles co creator Kevin Eastman to find out his thoughts on the current Turtles series, buying a tank, the Turtles comic book series, driving the Batmobile, what the future holds and so much more!!!
Possibly the NBL's hottest new import, John Roberson joins us for another edition of the Grey Wolf Podcast. We discuss John's career spanning from his junior years, playing under coach Bob Knight for a season at Texas Tech, onto many successful campaigns in Europe through the last decade. We also chat about playing with the league's newest franchise, the South East Melbourne Phoenix, after their perfect start to the 2019-20 season.
Coming straight out of Detroit we get to know “Redd” and find out what Hip Hop mean to him, we discuss his biggest influences, his latest video “Drip 2 Clean”, talk Sponge Bob Square Pants, MNE, future movements and so much more!
Get to know Shaun Bruce as we discuss his junior days with the Horsham Hornets right through to playing in the NBL with Cairns, Brisbane, Adelaide and now Sydney. Remaining humble despite his achievements, Shaun gives advice to the up and comers, discusses his time playing for the Ballarat Miners under Guy Molloy, playing in the NBL/NBA exhibition game against the Phoenix Suns, his brother Aaron being a mentor, the growth of the NBL and much more!
Bill Moseley’s acting resume is big and he has starred in everything from “Honey I Blew Up The Kid” to Rob Zombie’s “3 From Hell”! We catch up with Bill to discuss his acting career, spending time in Australia, working with Rob Zombie, recording an album with Phil Anselmo (of Pantera), teaming up with Twiztid, the upcoming “3 From Hell” movie and so much more…
With the NBL season just around the corner we catch up with South East Melbourne Phoenix General Manager “Tommy Greer” to discuss the newest team in the league, Mitch Creek suiting up, the NBA Summer League, their imports, the first ever Throwdown game (Vs Melbourne United) and more.
From his humble beginnings as a Horsham Hornet through to signing with the Minnesota Timberwolves in the NBA… Mitch Creek discusses it all! We also find out what a typical day in the life of an NBA player includes, his takes on the NBL leading into season 2019/20, what the future holds and more!