
A podcast devoted to the slow but inevitable downfall of WCW on a week by week basis
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 175 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | WrestlingSports | |||

Episode 167: It's the final Nitro under Turner and nothing really matters anymore. Despite that, this episode managed to completely break Emily just inches away from the finish line.
Episode 166: It's the final WCW PPV and they actually go out with a bit of effort. At least most of them do, I can't say the same for Lex Luger and Buff Bagwell
Episode 165: One last Nitro before the final WCW PPV and the level of care from everyone involved doesn't quite seem to be there, including the new owners of WCW, who will totally be here tonight. Plus, Midajah makes her big return only to be immedia... more
Episode 164: Welcome to WCW Monday Nitro where everything is made up and the rules don't matter. You know its bad when Emily is getting mad about should-be disqualifications among the rest of the completely off the rails content on this episode.
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Two hosts provide a witty, opinionated rewatch of late-era WCW, mixing match-by-match critique with nostalgia and meta-commentary. Episodes span pay-per-view recaps, misused storylines, backstage politics, and chaotic booking decisions, all delivered with humor and a strong sense of fandom. Listeners get a candid take on wrestling history, with sharp takes on main events, title angles, and industry context, along with personal anecdotes and occasional behind-the-scenes rumors that give the run of shows a cohesive, ongoing narrative. Notable strengths include a consistent balance of insightful analysis and relatable banter, plus a willingness to celebrate standout moments while calling out missteps. This approach makes it appealing to fans w... more
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