WCPW was my go to before the og gang left. Then there was a gap where I wasn't really watching even WWE much outside of PPVs and shows I was able to attend live. Then I discovered GCW and Hoodslam. So I still love independent Wrestling
WhatCulture in 2016 got me back into wrestling in general and of course helped me expand into watching indie stuff for the first time. Was a great time and you guys had a real impact in the world of professional wrestling for a bit, extremely cool to have lived through it .
I miss WCPW so damn much. So many great matches, so many awesome moments. If I had to pick one match as my favorite.... Cody vs Drew just before Drew went back to WWE.
I can very gladly say that WCPW is what got me back into wrestling all those years ago, it was the most excited I had ever been for a wrestling product
WCPW was my first exposure to any pro wrestling product outside of WWE. 2016 Whatculture Wrestling's attitude of "WWE sucks, we can do it better" initially came off as brash to a then-lifelong WWE fan like me because I didn't know what l was really out there outside that bubble, but the announcement of WCPW enticed me heavily and I was invested from the get-go. Seeing my favorite TH-cam presenters brimming with enthusiasm as they booked their own shows, participated in bigger storylines, and tried to give the fans what they want with a meager budget and limited production was inspiring, almost magical in how it all came together. At first, I didn't know anybody outside WWE, and me being exposed to the likes of Martin Kirby, Big Damo, Joe Hendry, Joseph Conners, Marty Scurll, Will Ospreay, and Zack Sabre Jr. for the first time expanded my understanding of what pro wrestling could and should be. The initial hype then brought in familiar faces like Kurt Angle, Cody Rhodes, Drew Galloway, and Rey Mysterio, and seeing the huge stars support this once small idea from a TH-cam channel turned me from a WWE fan into a pro wrestling fan. Though times have changed and people have moved on to bigger things, I'll never forget my first experience with the wider world of professional wrestling, and that was thanks to all of you chaps. I would've never discovered and enjoyed AEW, NJPW, Impact, AAA, CMLL, Stardom, and all the other promotions without the lightning in a bottle that was WCPW. From the bottom of my heart, to everybody who worked at WCPW, thank you.
They say the best wrestling characters are the people who turn the volume up to 11. Heel Adam Pacitti was the greatest character in WCPW history , an absolute natural.
This promotion is the reason why I am a massive fan of British wrestling. These guys were absolutely the best of their time and still are the best now.
to this day i still remember the tagteam of joe hendry and joseph conners and the AWESOME theme they had "joe hendrys music play joe hendrys music joe hendrys music yeah"
Gosh, considering you guys WERE WhatCulture at the time and it was IN THE NAME, it sounds like the higher ups did you dirty there. But hey, the business can be rough. Bloody loved the first season or so, still go back to see the first few episode clips when you Ross and Simon Miller were the commentary team!
Wasn't Joseph Conners' finisher called the Righteous Kill in WCPW? I may be totally misremembering but pretty sure it only became the Don't Look Down in NXT:UK.
I am extremely happy with this excellent content. Thankyou both for this, what a wonderful time I had reminiscing about the promotion that really, honestly, got me back into wrestling fandom and made me interested in watching wrestling again.
Do you know the circumstances behind some of the other omissions(Swords of Essex, Ligero, Coffey, etc). I never heard of a falling out between the parties so I don’t know why certain wrestlers weren’t included.
@@patrickkennedy3878 Ligero was one mentioned in the abuse allegations during the time Starr/Banks and such, iirc. I think because the focus from Swords was Will and Bea, thats why they didnt include Paul or Scott. Coffey, I honestly don't remember him doing much, even in Prestige.
@@Pocalem Scott was apart of accusations, had to go back and remind myself of that. Guessing that's why he wasn't mentioned even as just Will's tag partner when they had the belts
Like me some WCPW reminiscing, as it was about the only wrestling I was able to watch at the time (having just moved for work, and a mate I'd simuwatch WWE with had some problems that stopped that) and despite not going to a live show or anything feel a bit like I was "there" for it. This vid brought up a lot that I'd also forgotten, or thought I had done.
Anyone know the specifics for why they didn’t mention guys such as Primate? Did the guys have some kind of falling out with any of the wrestlers when they left? I was confused by the part when they said they wouldn’t mention certain wrestlers.
A lot of the people they didn't mention had controversies and shenanigans. I'll point out who I can recall and what they've done. Joe Coffey - Alleged behavior involving stalking, harassment, and sending unsolicited photographs El Ligero - Sent suggestive texts to teen girls, alleged SA that's also directed towards teen girls Travis Banks - Coerced Millie/Emilia McKenzie into a relationship despite being underaged, likely did so with other girls as well Alberto El Patron - Cheated on his wife with Paige, likely abused both of them, and has had multiple instances of "alleged" battery, SA, and coercion through drug use brought against him. Also, there was that whole thing were he possibly kidnapped someone and used his family connections to coerce them into dropping the case. Marty Scurll - Had sex with a teen girl Kimber Lee - All the drama surrounding her messy breakup and impending divorce with Zach Wentz/Nash Carter Scott Wainwright and Paul Robinson - allegations about blacklisting for denying sexual favors, inappropriate messages with teen girls, and coercing sex from girls (both under and of adult age) David Starr - Admitted to SA with several of his former girlfriends Jimmy Havoc - Abused one of his exes, blamed heavy drug use Matt Riddle - Accused of SA by girl that he cheated with, charges were found to have no merit though Austin Aries - Multiple accusations of various kinds of abuse Tessa Blanchard - Racist, bully, and all around unprofessional shit stain of a human All of them worked in WCPW (pre-Defiant) and definitely shouldn't have been mentioned. Millie McKenzie was probably omitted simply due to them not wanting to talk about Banks, but anyone else they probably forgot about or didn't have enough appearances to be memorable in the first place.
Odd thats he's not there. He wasnt implicated in any speakingout stuff and most of the cultaholic guys follow him on twitter. I guess its that his storylines were primate hits them really hard.
WCPW was my first real introduction to the British Indy scene. Although it is often looked at with a love/hate retrospective from the Cultaholic lads that were involved, I really enjoyed it and always love it when there's videos that revisit those days!
Big fan of Prince Ameen, worked with him 5 or 6 years ago at a show in the North East, he happily spent a good half hour after helping me clean a few moves up and come up with some unique ways to pop a crowd.
I can't believe how poorly treated Pete Dunne was treated in WCPW and he did so well in NXT/UK and now he's Butch and he's even doing a hell of a job making that character work.
I feel like not mentioning some if the guys who went on to do bad shit kind of takes away from the video. You couldve just caveated the questionable people but still mentioned them by name so we knew who you were on about
Great memories of those wcpw shows, still remember the "Baby Jesus" chants we got after moose confronted William eaver 😂, not sure that ever aired on the show though
WCPW in Leicester was my first ever live wrestling experience. I was around 24 i think? had always been a fan but never went out. will never forget those local wanker chants for Joe Hendry.
This video honestly makes me so happy. WCPW will always have a special place in my heart as it was my introduction to indie wrestling. Is still watch the shows back often. Thank you for making this video, guys 🙏🏾🙏🏾.
Grobbelar is Zimbabwean you f****** marks! Great video, brought back memories of those epic shows at Northumbria Uni. I will never forget the night Kirby dropped the Zoidberg Elbow and I lost my pint going wild. Was that the same night Pacitti was showered with glow sticks 🤣
Separate shows. Parmesan was attacked by glow sticks at Refuse to Lose '16 when he pushed Kirby off the ropes as he was about to hit the Zoidberg. Kirby hit the Zoidberg for the first time at No Regrets '17 when he won the No Regrets Rumble (a Royal Rumble where you can also get eliminated by pinfall or submission in addition to getting thrown over the top) for the WCPW Title.
Great video but now I'm curious if all of the ones excluded were problematic sex pests? I know about the likes of David Starr, Jimmy Havoc, Alberto El Patron, Ligero, Joe Coffey, Marty Scurll, Travis Banks. But off the top of my head, Gabriel Kidd, Alex Gracie, Drake, Primate? Were any/all of these offenders or just not high profile enough for inclusion?
@@patrickkennedy3878 From what I can tell the Gabriel Kidd stuff is more to do with him coming to the defence of someone accused rather than any transgressions himself but it also seems like he's going through a complete mental breakdown. Either way probably for the best that he wasn't included. There are too many wrestling personalities with Drake in their names for me to easily finding anything on WCPW Drake 😅
There's been a couple of times I've heard Ross talk about ricochets wcpw theme tune but that was his theme tune everywhere on the Indy's so he must of picked it himself
When WCPW started I was so over WWE. I was living in Brooklyn still and I felt like I was the only person into the indie & British wrestling scene there. Shit was so refreshing.
I find it crazy to think it's been nearly Six years since I was up in Newcastle watching WCPW Stacked and Loaded. It was my first independent show and it gave an insight into many great names on British scene as well those who were brought in to give the brand some exposure. Great memories all around and I cannot wait to see the launch of Cultaholic Pro Wrestling!
Same, I’ve fallen out of love with wrestling but the past week I’ve been revisiting cultaholic and watching the news videos. All the real life vince stuff has kinda sucked me back in
WCPW. The thing that had no right working, and then became my absolute favourite indy fed. Watching the UK indy scene get gutted was awful, but seeing Defiant slowly waste away was what made me stop watching wrestling regularly.
I remember meeting pete dunne at one of the merch stands at a show in newcastle and he was with either Tyler bate or Trent seven and they said no to a photo cos it was ‘too dark’ haha, but always loved pete dunne since his WCPW days and I’ll never call him butch
They had just left **NAME REDACTED** and so mentioning them was probably more taboo at that time. They likely wanted to distance themselves from that anyway.
I love WCPW retrospective content. The WCPW podcast special is still a good watch
I rematch it every so often. Sam gets so emotional. I am so proud of all of them for what they managed to do.
CASH MONEY ERKAN!
WCPW was my go to before the og gang left. Then there was a gap where I wasn't really watching even WWE much outside of PPVs and shows I was able to attend live. Then I discovered GCW and Hoodslam. So I still love independent Wrestling
WhatCulture in 2016 got me back into wrestling in general and of course helped me expand into watching indie stuff for the first time. Was a great time and you guys had a real impact in the world of professional wrestling for a bit, extremely cool to have lived through it .
A tremendous promotion. It was a small promotion, but It really introduced me to british and European Wrestling (Revpro, Progress ICW, WXW Germany).
WCPW was the first non-WWE wrestling I watched; the amount of wrestlers it introduced me to who are now massive international stars was insane.
It was the first non-wwe wrestling I ever watched
I still remember the crowning of Big Damo as the WCPW world champ where Adam turned on Rampage Brown. Loved that moment.
Pacitti was a legend as a heel.
Criminal what WWE did with our Damo on the main roster.
Adam was amazing as a heel
I miss WCPW so damn much. So many great matches, so many awesome moments. If I had to pick one match as my favorite.... Cody vs Drew just before Drew went back to WWE.
I can very gladly say that WCPW is what got me back into wrestling all those years ago, it was the most excited I had ever been for a wrestling product
Heel GM Pacitti was WCPW's Mr McMahon, without a doubt the most memorable gimmick in the promotion
Unicornicly, WCPW was what showed me the broader world of Indie wrestling when it was started.
ROH & then WCPW for me
Same
Unicorn?
WCPW was my first exposure to any pro wrestling product outside of WWE. 2016 Whatculture Wrestling's attitude of "WWE sucks, we can do it better" initially came off as brash to a then-lifelong WWE fan like me because I didn't know what l was really out there outside that bubble, but the announcement of WCPW enticed me heavily and I was invested from the get-go. Seeing my favorite TH-cam presenters brimming with enthusiasm as they booked their own shows, participated in bigger storylines, and tried to give the fans what they want with a meager budget and limited production was inspiring, almost magical in how it all came together.
At first, I didn't know anybody outside WWE, and me being exposed to the likes of Martin Kirby, Big Damo, Joe Hendry, Joseph Conners, Marty Scurll, Will Ospreay, and Zack Sabre Jr. for the first time expanded my understanding of what pro wrestling could and should be. The initial hype then brought in familiar faces like Kurt Angle, Cody Rhodes, Drew Galloway, and Rey Mysterio, and seeing the huge stars support this once small idea from a TH-cam channel turned me from a WWE fan into a pro wrestling fan.
Though times have changed and people have moved on to bigger things, I'll never forget my first experience with the wider world of professional wrestling, and that was thanks to all of you chaps. I would've never discovered and enjoyed AEW, NJPW, Impact, AAA, CMLL, Stardom, and all the other promotions without the lightning in a bottle that was WCPW. From the bottom of my heart, to everybody who worked at WCPW, thank you.
Thanks lads, some of the best times of my life!
They say the best wrestling characters are the people who turn the volume up to 11. Heel Adam Pacitti was the greatest character in WCPW history , an absolute natural.
This promotion is the reason why I am a massive fan of British wrestling. These guys were absolutely the best of their time and still are the best now.
Only thing WCPW really fucked up was having Pete Dunne as a jobber.
to this day i still remember the tagteam of joe hendry and joseph conners and the AWESOME theme they had "joe hendrys music play joe hendrys music joe hendrys music yeah"
and joseph conners...
THANKS FOR UNLOCKING THIS MEMORY
WCPW was my first introduction to so many wrestlers that soon became some of my all time favorites. So many good memories.
Where’s king Ross in this, didn’t he beat good old jim Ross in best Commentator? KIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIING!!!!!!!!
Adam Pacitti seems like an absolute top lad, would love to have a few pints with him
Damn WWE saw the British indy scene popping at the time and swooped in with NXT UK and it was all downhill from there. Ruthless😭
Low-key convinced NXT UK was introduced to counter WCPW and its insane Randy Orton (out of nowhere) momentum.
WCPW was amazing for the short time it was around
Look at that cheeky Adam Pacitti on the thumbnail!
Thats not Adam Pacitti, that’s well known indie-darling AJ Hazard
Gosh, considering you guys WERE WhatCulture at the time and it was IN THE NAME, it sounds like the higher ups did you dirty there. But hey, the business can be rough. Bloody loved the first season or so, still go back to see the first few episode clips when you Ross and Simon Miller were the commentary team!
This made me look up the bracket for the World Cup Tournament that WCPW held and holy shit there was some Star Power in that tournament
Wasn't Joseph Conners' finisher called the Righteous Kill in WCPW? I may be totally misremembering but pretty sure it only became the Don't Look Down in NXT:UK.
Youre right it was the righteous kill.
Righteous Kill DDT
Favorite finisher in the business...except when he almost broke Galloways neck.
That was a thing.
I am extremely happy with this excellent content. Thankyou both for this, what a wonderful time I had reminiscing about the promotion that really, honestly, got me back into wrestling fandom and made me interested in watching wrestling again.
oh yes the WhatCultaholic Pro Wrestling. Good times.
Bruce grobbalar is from Zimbabwe
Having fun isn't hard...when you've got a library card! This occasionally gets stuck in my head to this day
Is there a known reason that Primate wasn't included? Was not expecting him to be one to be omitted.
Do you know the circumstances behind some of the other omissions(Swords of Essex, Ligero, Coffey, etc). I never heard of a falling out between the parties so I don’t know why certain wrestlers weren’t included.
@@patrickkennedy3878 Ligero was one mentioned in the abuse allegations during the time Starr/Banks and such, iirc. I think because the focus from Swords was Will and Bea, thats why they didnt include Paul or Scott. Coffey, I honestly don't remember him doing much, even in Prestige.
@@Pocalem Scott was apart of accusations, had to go back and remind myself of that. Guessing that's why he wasn't mentioned even as just Will's tag partner when they had the belts
Unfair to say Coffey didn't do much, slug fests week in week out and crowd favourite.
Like me some WCPW reminiscing, as it was about the only wrestling I was able to watch at the time (having just moved for work, and a mate I'd simuwatch WWE with had some problems that stopped that) and despite not going to a live show or anything feel a bit like I was "there" for it. This vid brought up a lot that I'd also forgotten, or thought I had done.
Anyone know the specifics for why they didn’t mention guys such as Primate? Did the guys have some kind of falling out with any of the wrestlers when they left? I was confused by the part when they said they wouldn’t mention certain wrestlers.
A lot of the people they didn't mention had controversies and shenanigans. I'll point out who I can recall and what they've done.
Joe Coffey - Alleged behavior involving stalking, harassment, and sending unsolicited photographs
El Ligero - Sent suggestive texts to teen girls, alleged SA that's also directed towards teen girls
Travis Banks - Coerced Millie/Emilia McKenzie into a relationship despite being underaged, likely did so with other girls as well
Alberto El Patron - Cheated on his wife with Paige, likely abused both of them, and has had multiple instances of "alleged" battery, SA, and coercion through drug use brought against him. Also, there was that whole thing were he possibly kidnapped someone and used his family connections to coerce them into dropping the case.
Marty Scurll - Had sex with a teen girl
Kimber Lee - All the drama surrounding her messy breakup and impending divorce with Zach Wentz/Nash Carter
Scott Wainwright and Paul Robinson - allegations about blacklisting for denying sexual favors, inappropriate messages with teen girls, and coercing sex from girls (both under and of adult age)
David Starr - Admitted to SA with several of his former girlfriends
Jimmy Havoc - Abused one of his exes, blamed heavy drug use
Matt Riddle - Accused of SA by girl that he cheated with, charges were found to have no merit though
Austin Aries - Multiple accusations of various kinds of abuse
Tessa Blanchard - Racist, bully, and all around unprofessional shit stain of a human
All of them worked in WCPW (pre-Defiant) and definitely shouldn't have been mentioned. Millie McKenzie was probably omitted simply due to them not wanting to talk about Banks, but anyone else they probably forgot about or didn't have enough appearances to be memorable in the first place.
A lot of sex pests I imagine
I know people like Ligero Havoc and Banks would be due to their speaking out stuff
Well tbf primate wasnt really a big one in WCPW but ended up as when it changed to defiant
Great to see you again Gary and other Gary
3:37 for Ross’ always amazing Adam Pacitti impression.
Very surprised to not see Primate mentioned. Not sure if he’s one of the wrestlers they couldn’t talk about
Odd thats he's not there. He wasnt implicated in any speakingout stuff and most of the cultaholic guys follow him on twitter.
I guess its that his storylines were primate hits them really hard.
WCPW was my first real introduction to the British Indy scene. Although it is often looked at with a love/hate retrospective from the Cultaholic lads that were involved, I really enjoyed it and always love it when there's videos that revisit those days!
Big fan of Prince Ameen, worked with him 5 or 6 years ago at a show in the North East, he happily spent a good half hour after helping me clean a few moves up and come up with some unique ways to pop a crowd.
Am i the only one who has no idea who Dragon Izu is? 😀😅
Um...Why not Adam Blampid...He had a whole ass story line...He was a MANAGER....
WCPW walked so DPW could run.
Both equally great in their own right.
Especially since their rosters are Internet Indie Feds turned up to 11.
If memory serves, Connors' Cradle DDT was called the Righteous Kill.
I can't believe how poorly treated Pete Dunne was treated in WCPW and he did so well in NXT/UK and now he's Butch and he's even doing a hell of a job making that character work.
I feel like not mentioning some if the guys who went on to do bad shit kind of takes away from the video.
You couldve just caveated the questionable people but still mentioned them by name so we knew who you were on about
Great memories of those wcpw shows, still remember the "Baby Jesus" chants we got after moose confronted William eaver 😂, not sure that ever aired on the show though
WCPW in Leicester was my first ever live wrestling experience. I was around 24 i think? had always been a fan but never went out. will never forget those local wanker chants for Joe Hendry.
Time for a Cultaholic Wrestling Federation!
I loved watching WCPW. Many memorable moments, especially from the WC Originals!!!
Wcpw opened my eyes to some of the best wrestlers!
The first time Martin Kirby (finally) hit the Zoidberg Elbow 🔥
And it won him the WCPW World Championship, most effective finisher in the history of professional wrestling.
I have no idea how the Rey Mysterio vs Alberto El Patron match has over 80 million views.
This video honestly makes me so happy. WCPW will always have a special place in my heart as it was my introduction to indie wrestling. Is still watch the shows back often. Thank you for making this video, guys 🙏🏾🙏🏾.
Grobbelar is Zimbabwean you f****** marks! Great video, brought back memories of those epic shows at Northumbria Uni. I will never forget the night Kirby dropped the Zoidberg Elbow and I lost my pint going wild. Was that the same night Pacitti was showered with glow sticks 🤣
Separate shows. Parmesan was attacked by glow sticks at Refuse to Lose '16 when he pushed Kirby off the ropes as he was about to hit the Zoidberg. Kirby hit the Zoidberg for the first time at No Regrets '17 when he won the No Regrets Rumble (a Royal Rumble where you can also get eliminated by pinfall or submission in addition to getting thrown over the top) for the WCPW Title.
@@ryansmith1044 Both were absolutely epic events. Granted, I was about 8 pints deep each time, but those moments will live with me forever 🤣
Gonna be a lot of name redacted in this one
WCPW was the best or 2nd best promotion outside of WWE. If it was 2nd it was to Impact. I quite liked Impact at the time.
you just ignoring njpw or does it just not fancy you
Joseph Connors
Martin Kirby
Rampage Brown
Joe Hendry
The four pillars of WCPW
most excellent content Cultaholic Wrestling. I crushed the thumbs up on your video. Maintain up the superior work.
Great video but now I'm curious if all of the ones excluded were problematic sex pests?
I know about the likes of David Starr, Jimmy Havoc, Alberto El Patron, Ligero, Joe Coffey, Marty Scurll, Travis Banks.
But off the top of my head, Gabriel Kidd, Alex Gracie, Drake, Primate? Were any/all of these offenders or just not high profile enough for inclusion?
Drake and Kidd were included. I’m also curious tho as to why guys like Primate. Archer and Gracie, and the Swords of Essex weren’t included.
@@patrickkennedy3878 I think both members of the swords of essex have accusations against them.
@@patrickkennedy3878 From what I can tell the Gabriel Kidd stuff is more to do with him coming to the defence of someone accused rather than any transgressions himself but it also seems like he's going through a complete mental breakdown. Either way probably for the best that he wasn't included.
There are too many wrestling personalities with Drake in their names for me to easily finding anything on WCPW Drake 😅
@@markflay7152 They were mentioned in the video though
forgot how many WWE/AEW stars were in this league. been a while since i re-watched a WCPW/Defiant wrestling match. very cool
I'm old. When Ross mentioned Arthur I thought he was talking about Dudley Moore not the animated aardvark.
if Pacitti was ranking this, he would've put himself at #1
I was at them first shows in Byker, just a real sense of something big was happening with a great community
Who can't and won't they talk about and why ?????
There's been a couple of times I've heard Ross talk about ricochets wcpw theme tune but that was his theme tune everywhere on the Indy's so he must of picked it himself
Ross dusting off his Afrikaans accent made my Fathers day. Not bad boet , we can make a boertjie of you yet🤘🤣
I loved WCPW, got me into indie wrestling
Drew Galloway vs Will Osperay is still my favorite match from WCPW
WCPW is still very much alive lmao, Drew McIntyre mentioned it on The Bump 💀
When WCPW started I was so over WWE. I was living in Brooklyn still and I felt like I was the only person into the indie & British wrestling scene there. Shit was so refreshing.
Not gonna lie, I'm only here to see where they put *name redacted*.
Who?
Big Damo is just an Irish Hagrid
I got to see Bad Bones in Poland at a PTW event lovely guy
I find it crazy to think it's been nearly Six years since I was up in Newcastle watching WCPW Stacked and Loaded. It was my first independent show and it gave an insight into many great names on British scene as well those who were brought in to give the brand some exposure. Great memories all around and I cannot wait to see the launch of Cultaholic Pro Wrestling!
Would be great if you did a 1PW tier list roster from 2005 to 2009. Before the 1PW comeback show in Doncaster Dome on October 1st 👍
It sounds corny, but WCPW genuinely made me fall in love with wrestling that wasn't WWE.
Yesssssss the real king Ross and jobber jack.
I'm just here to see if they ranked Blampeid
WCPW was such a crazy time. I miss wrestling from 6 or 7 years ago
Same, I’ve fallen out of love with wrestling but the past week I’ve been revisiting cultaholic and watching the news videos. All the real life vince stuff has kinda sucked me back in
Where was Primate?
WCPW. The thing that had no right working, and then became my absolute favourite indy fed.
Watching the UK indy scene get gutted was awful, but seeing Defiant slowly waste away was what made me stop watching wrestling regularly.
I'm glad Lucas Archer got a shout out. I ran into him once in Derby, lovely bloke and enjoyed his work.
Still nothing I enjoy more than a custom Joe Hendry parody entrance theme.
I remember meeting pete dunne at one of the merch stands at a show in newcastle and he was with either Tyler bate or Trent seven and they said no to a photo cos it was ‘too dark’ haha, but always loved pete dunne since his WCPW days and I’ll never call him butch
Big thumbs up to Ross with the Arthur reference at the start. I knew it instantly before it was talked about thus aging me big time!
Fuck yeah letsgoooo
You’d think this would be the first video made on cultaholic
They had just left **NAME REDACTED** and so mentioning them was probably more taboo at that time. They likely wanted to distance themselves from that anyway.
Damn , I miss Martin Kirby's zoidberg elbow . Where he always miss it entire time 🤣🤣
Joe hendry and Martin Kirby were the two elite characters
One of the biggest things I've taken away from this is that Cody and Brandi Rhodes are absolute fucking legends.
I don’t think we would’ve gotten AEW and NXT UK without the influence of WCPW.
I'm glad Ross appreciates the Refuse to Lose theme as much as I do.
the "pop" adam got ever his heel turn was so loud so many boo's
🎵 destinyyyyyyy........ destinyyyyyyyyy oooooooo OOOOOOO 🎵
And Joseph Conners
That magic of Martin Kirby in WCPW will be missed forever
Completely forgot that it was Gabe Kidd that was the honorary BC member. Is he the only ever 2 time member of the Biz Cliz?
Loved WCPW the story telling was great
I miss WCPW so much
wcpw was such a fun time
Warm summer’s afternoon?? It’s 1am and winter here in New Zealand! But hey, I’ll take the welcome.
Only 12.52 bro its early
6:24pm in india somewhere between the end of summer and early monsoon
@@bigkiwiNick WE FOUND ANOTHER! kiwis are nocturnal tbf
Yeah, but you're from the future like everyone in that continent 😂
Also, hemis are strange.
The Prestige! 👌
Honestly without WCPW there would be a bunch of great wrestlers I wouldn't know
What a shame that alot of people couldnt be mentioned for good reasons tbf
Even when those people played huge parts in WCPW