I agree. IMO, as long as: A: it's not a "big four" pay-per view. B: it continues the story in a positive way. DQ's are acceptable. This hits on both. ✔️✔️
Days Left Until Bret Hart Leaves The WWF: 63 Seeing The Sultan wearing a track suit & shorts, while also wearing his mask & long ponytail, at the end when the locker room tries to break up Shawn & Taker is, without a doubt, one of the funniest things I've seen in a while. Also, sad to know that Ground Zero is the final PPV to feature two standards of the 1997 version of the Hart Foundation: Brian Pillman and Owen & Davey teaming up. The next four weeks of Reliving the War are going to be very sad to look at, when it comes to Pillman.
1997, as I said before, was a hell of a year. My favorite match has to be Undertaker vs Shawn Michaels and to this day, is my favorite rivalry in the WWF/E. I can watch their all day long and hands down, absolutely epic
The unintentional comedy in the end of Undertaker vs Shawn Michaels at Ground Zero is Shawn helping Taker Tombstone Triple H by moving Triple H's legs in proper position 🤣🤣🤣 I am sure the spot was planned but still you can't help but laugh at it. 1997 was incredible especially the 2 Taker vs Shawn matches
Bret hart had better matches that year with Steve Austin at wm 13 which is also better than hbk and takers 2 mania matches and bret vs taker at summerslam 1997 was also a better in 1997
@@willjohnboy regardless, at this time Bret was WWF Champion but HBK vs Taker were main eventing the PPVs, Hart always resented the Patriot for that cus Hart thought it was his fault since he wasn't even a big name yet, like Patriot came in and immediately went into a fued with Bret right?
Same here. "Reliving the War" is literally that for me... I haven't watched any of these since they originally aired, so it's awesome to see them again... especially with commentary from Mr. Bios!
Oh and thanks for giving me a great mark out moment from wrestling content, seeing you on OSW was brilliant! I was kind of busy, half paying attention and I hear Jay say someone is a "Jam-up Guy" and my head snapped back to the TV screen and I was like, they better not be teasing us with this appearance and then it finally happened! Loved it!
That pop when Austin invaded the tag title match was insane. You can hear one girl scream right before the rest of the crowd explodes, it is fantastic.
To me 1997 was the best year ever for pro wrestling. It was the attitude era in the second half of the year before the attitude era became formulaic. Such an amazing time to be a fan. With two companies competing for the top spot and ECW giving fans an alternative.
This was what actually turned the war, chin locks though irresistible just are too toxic and the whole company just gets affected badly. Case in point, Davey was off them until SummerSlam, then he went wild and Patriot ended up in the title picture.
My favorite memory from that pay per view was seeing undertaker fly through the air after the DQ and land through all the superstars on Shawn in their match
Savio's swinging neckbreaker looks like those 2000's video games when they were going overboard with the realtime physics and everything you bump into would bounce around the room like a pinball.
M8 am same a hv a 6 n 3 year old sons n my 6 year old has watched wwe from rumble(got a ring n wrestlers for crimbo) now hes loving it. 94 a started same as him 6 n makes me feel so fkn old now 😂😂😂😂
God I loved that HBK vs Taker match. It made Taker look like an unstoppable killing machine. The way HBK landed after every clothes line made him look like he'd been killed. I think it's a great way to have a first match if a fued, possibly the best no contest I can remember at getting the story over and establishing what it needed to. Loved it. This is absalute peak Micheals
It seems like right after this PPV here concluded that night, Vince and Co. probably had a epiphany of how to really change with the times that were changing themselves. The "attitudes" of HBK, Hart, Austin, 'Taker, and others were the focus and genesis of the upcoming Era in WWF. Where as WCW had begun to escape from the old aesthetics of the early '90s and move with the counterculture of the mid to late '90s in taking a more realistic approach to booking & producing, the WWF was about to start cooking something special for the ages 😀 and I'm sooooooooo glad that this series is about to really educate the younger generation of wrestling fans who, unfortunately, wasn't alive to really experience the magic of "Attitude"
I swear, I haven't watched a live wrestling show since 2001 and still, this is one of my favorite channels of all. And the comedy bits are getting better and better. The ref telling the guys to f*ck off and the (sigh)...Uncle Slam bits made me laugh out load big time.
Watching SummerSlam 1997 to WrestleMania 14 1998 and after waiting every week sometimes on Thursday to see what happens next. I remember Farooq and Crush just looked at each other and decided to pin Savio Vega
Ground Zero was always notable to me for the ending to the main event with Undertaker fighting off D-Generation X but knowing what I know now about “Stone Cold” Steve Austin and his friendship with Jim Ross it was still surprising to him Stun Jim Ross. It’s also noteworthy that this would be the last time we’d see the classic red white & blue ropes (not counting One Night Only or Mayhem in Manchester) on PPV until the Great American Bash.
Wasn't Mayhem in Manchester a house show that had commentary added in after the fact for the video release as opposed to an actual PPV? I know it had an effectively in-house camera angle for it.
Brian Pillman had no business being in a wrestling ring at that point. What the hell were they thinking? They should have never caved into his demands to be let back in the ring.
This is the same WWF that still thinks concussions and long term cognitive impairment issues are hilarious. The real shock is that they gave Austin time to heal and kept him strong.
Lol right. Vince should have just had Hart drop the title to Patriot right here! Then push Patriot to the moon cus the Patriot was tight! Then the whole Montreal Screwjob didn't have to happen and wrestling might have been very different today!
I'm rewatching all of Raw and Smackdown in order cause ya know, Peacock; and I'm at Ground Zero 😂😂😂 I'm quickly realizing the Attitude and Ruthless Aggression Era was a period of wrestling magic that probably can't be repeated. Which sucks cause I'm working on breaking into the business and there seems like limited options in terms of meaningful employment..
My first time commenting. I just discovered your channel two weeks ago and I love it. I love the Reliving the War series. I started at the beginning and Im up to 50 so far. The ammount of work you put into things is just crazy. I plan on becoming a Patreon supporter soon. Keep up the good work.
The physics make sense in this one, if you pretend Undertaker has super strength. Plus, it captures the emotion of the moment. Meanwhile, Hogan's offense somehow became more powerful AFTER Michaels started the sell. That's not how anything works, outside of Fist of the Northstar.
18:03-18:12 is hilarious irony not only did it happen again, HHH whooped his ass, Stone Cold beat his ass (again) and made him bleed, and undertaker made him kiss an ass in his home town. 😂😂
I too thought the patriot was ridiculous at first, because he is, but Del Wilkes pulled it off in a way that i thought was pretty good for what it was.
Also WCW played Goldberg's theme song for a Japanese wrestler before Goldberg wrestled and The Patriot used Kurt Angle's theme song before Kurt Angle wrestled
@@blackfoxx86 tyvm I think it was 1996 when Pat Tanaka used the theme song I have 1997-1998 Monday Nitro and the PPVs Monday Night Raw 1997-1999 and PPVs from 1998-2001 from eBay. WWE Network doesn't have full ECW events and WCW Nitros just single and tag team matches and PPVs. Like all of the territories that Vince McMahon bought especially in the 1980s should have at least be shown single and tag team matches. I want to watch the beginnings and the early days of wrestling
Anybody else find it funny that the person on Raw preforming dirty Horseman Business, is actually a former Horseman? Maybe it's actually 4Horsemen4Life
I must say, I was very disappointed that today's episode didn't include a ::: DAVEY BOY SMITH CHINLOCK ::: . Easily my favorite segment on the show. Such an exciting, devastating Wrestling hold, that CHINLOCK there 💪💪😜
Ah man. A part of me died when I found out there are no Chinlocks from Davey Boy in this vid. Also love the slight pause of disgust before you say Uncle Slam 😆
I agree with you on The Patriot I think Vader or Ken Shamrock would have been a better option Great Review as always at this point it’s like watching an old PPV with a friend from school or college
If you enjoy this period, it's well worth reading "Slamthology" by John Lister. It includes some great stories about this show, the Terry Funk "retirement" show depicted in Beyond The Mat and others. It's an excellent slice of 90s wrestling history.
yea, Brian Christophers knee looks terrible, almost like mine. come on lets give some love for funeral services giving some love to Taker, he does do a lot of service for them. well, using the referee as a weapon is fine before the bell lol.
@@andrewramsdale Yeah, I know he did both of them... but I could've swore he did a video on the Bret v Shawn ladder match too, a long time ago. But I checked the channel, and he hasn't done one yet.
@@thisisnotachannel ah fair ya technically the razor vs Shawn is the first ladder match I know about the Bret vs Shawn one witch was really the first ladder match but only the razor vs Shawn one is really talked about
Taker Michaels of course had a series of stunning, superlative, all time great matches over the years ahead, but their initial clash as Ground Zero is unhinged brilliance. Its the crazy batshit chaos that the WWF was looking for to inject all sorts of WTF madness and unpredictable action from all angles into their overall content. All Undertaker wants to do here is destroy HBK, with the outcome bedamned. I love how, the wildness of this match matured and evolved into the skillful, meaningful story both would tell in their WM matches years later. It was brilliant progress, brilliantly told.
'But unfortunately this would turn out to be be Brian's final Pay-per-view match' - that hurt a lot more than it should have
“We then see one of the most interesting swinging neckbreakers ever” Lmao !! Bios you are funny as hell without even trying 😂
Anyone have the timestamp for that?
He seriously makes me laugh so damn hard, like you said, sometimes without even trying.
I've laughed so much at this series, absolutely brilliant.
One of the rare times where a PPV Main Event DQ is a positive. Because of what it led to!
we all know what's coming lol
I agree.
IMO, as long as:
A: it's not a "big four" pay-per view.
B: it continues the story in a positive way.
DQ's are acceptable. This hits on both.
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Watch it quick before it's snatched away!
That's how I feel for every single reliving the war episode
VINCE AINT GOT THE JAM
@@edge1247 he's a lousy stinking hyena
At first I thought this was referring to watching Owen and Davey together.
Always watch it fast!!! Or else u just dont have the JAM!!!
Days Left Until Bret Hart Leaves The WWF: 63
Seeing The Sultan wearing a track suit & shorts, while also wearing his mask & long ponytail, at the end when the locker room tries to break up Shawn & Taker is, without a doubt, one of the funniest things I've seen in a while. Also, sad to know that Ground Zero is the final PPV to feature two standards of the 1997 version of the Hart Foundation: Brian Pillman and Owen & Davey teaming up. The next four weeks of Reliving the War are going to be very sad to look at, when it comes to Pillman.
Facts idk if I can watch
"Let's just get the big question out of the way: there are no chinlocks in this match."
Had to explain to my dad why I yelled "GODDAMMIT!"
Still living at your parents 💩
Last time we see Owen and Davey tag together, its crazy to think that we're only 2 months away
1997, as I said before, was a hell of a year. My favorite match has to be Undertaker vs Shawn Michaels and to this day, is my favorite rivalry in the WWF/E. I can watch their all day long and hands down, absolutely epic
97 Best Year Ever
The unintentional comedy in the end of Undertaker vs Shawn Michaels at Ground Zero is Shawn helping Taker Tombstone Triple H by moving Triple H's legs in proper position 🤣🤣🤣 I am sure the spot was planned but still you can't help but laugh at it. 1997 was incredible especially the 2 Taker vs Shawn matches
Bret hart had better matches that year with Steve Austin at wm 13 which is also better than hbk and takers 2 mania matches and bret vs taker at summerslam 1997 was also a better in 1997
@@willjohnboy I thought the 96 Survivor Series Bret Stone Cold match was almost as great as the Mania 13 classic
@@willjohnboy regardless, at this time Bret was WWF Champion but HBK vs Taker were main eventing the PPVs, Hart always resented the Patriot for that cus Hart thought it was his fault since he wasn't even a big name yet, like Patriot came in and immediately went into a fued with Bret right?
I saw this live when I was 11 years old, and the chaos of the main event had me out of my seat. It was awesome.
Bro same here I was only 8😂 but Damm the memories feel so fresh man 😂😭
That's awesome
That's cool, bro... I went to mania X when i was 9. Great memories w/ my dad. Bret v owen and the HBK / Razor ladder match.
@@JoeyMartz dude u must of been around 10 or so cause I was about 5 and saw it on my cable box back in 94
@@JoeyMartz oh read ur comment lol u did say u were 9 lol I thought u meant mania x9
I laughed hard when wrestling bio sighs mentioning the Patriot finisher 🤣
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Lol the Uncle Slam was tight, dawg!
22:43 "This finish would, of course, be revisited in Survivor Series '97, to a certain extent."
Well, that's *one* way of putting it.
Thank you sir. Havent watched this since the live broadcast in 97.
Same here.
"Reliving the War" is literally that for me... I haven't watched any of these since they originally aired, so it's awesome to see them again... especially with commentary from Mr. Bios!
Oh and thanks for giving me a great mark out moment from wrestling content, seeing you on OSW was brilliant! I was kind of busy, half paying attention and I hear Jay say someone is a "Jam-up Guy" and my head snapped back to the TV screen and I was like, they better not be teasing us with this appearance and then it finally happened! Loved it!
What show was that on?
Halloween Havoc 1998
@@grasshoppersantwitch6087 they just dropped it on Friday
Cause theres nothing else to do.
That pop when Austin invaded the tag title match was insane. You can hear one girl scream right before the rest of the crowd explodes, it is fantastic.
Gonna be a great episode, also nice to see you on OSW Review
Underrated show. The Taker/HBK match was necessary for their chemistry Fourth next month and for the future.
1997 was full Attitude Era! I always start off with this year when I go back to all things Attitude Era.
To me 1997 was the best year ever for pro wrestling. It was the attitude era in the second half of the year before the attitude era became formulaic.
Such an amazing time to be a fan. With two companies competing for the top spot and ECW giving fans an alternative.
@@martynodonnell8467, I definitely agree!
@@criminalmindsgirl2936it was not full attitude era at all, it was the start
Young Michael Cole looks so innocent and completely out of it.
He looks vintage!
@@andrewscasualmtb (groan)
@@slavaukraini1991 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I completely forgot this would be Pillman's last PPV appearance
You forgot cause you never remembered
Pretty soon Davey Boy Smith, will be taking his chin locks to WCW
Davey spreading the Chinlock epidemic down South!!!
Maybe Savio Vega will start doing 5 nerve holds in one match again like he did to Rocky Maivia.
And did Davey Boy Smith will return in the WWF in 1999 with jeans.
Davey returning in jeans in '99 shows how far hed stooped to Chinlock abuse.
This was what actually turned the war, chin locks though irresistible just are too toxic and the whole company just gets affected badly. Case in point, Davey was off them until SummerSlam, then he went wild and Patriot ended up in the title picture.
I swear you make these faster than I can watch them.
Rapid fire output. Love it.
At 26:17, I remember when Shawn Michaels did those series of flips down the entrance ramp. It was hilarious to see 😆
It's been up for 5 minutes how are you already 26 minutes in 🤣
@@cantunderstandnotry6130 he's got the jam
@@cantunderstandnotry6130 Patreon early access maybe?
This isn't the first video where I've seen comments from time travelers...
That's hilarious!
The Patriot is the most random pushed wrestler of all time. Feels like one of the bookers inserted his CAW into the show.
My favorite memory from that pay per view was seeing undertaker fly through the air after the DQ and land through all the superstars on Shawn in their match
First time he ever did that dive as well I do believe. Was a huge deal at the time.
Savio's swinging neckbreaker looks like those 2000's video games when they were going overboard with the realtime physics and everything you bump into would bounce around the room like a pinball.
This PPV for me will always be remembered as Brian Pillman's last great match and program against Goldust.
Won't lie I feel old realising this is almost 25 years ago
Same here Chris, I was 18 when I watched this live
It's especially impressive to think that Dustin Rhodes is now having the best matches of his career. Last week's against CM Punk was exceptional.
Well don't brother because I'm sure on the inside u still feel the same as u did back then so technically still young lol
M8 am same a hv a 6 n 3 year old sons n my 6 year old has watched wwe from rumble(got a ring n wrestlers for crimbo) now hes loving it. 94 a started same as him 6 n makes me feel so fkn old now 😂😂😂😂
God I loved that HBK vs Taker match. It made Taker look like an unstoppable killing machine. The way HBK landed after every clothes line made him look like he'd been killed.
I think it's a great way to have a first match if a fued, possibly the best no contest I can remember at getting the story over and establishing what it needed to. Loved it.
This is absalute peak Micheals
It seems like right after this PPV here concluded that night, Vince and Co. probably had a epiphany of how to really change with the times that were changing themselves. The "attitudes" of HBK, Hart, Austin, 'Taker, and others were the focus and genesis of the upcoming Era in WWF. Where as WCW had begun to escape from the old aesthetics of the early '90s and move with the counterculture of the mid to late '90s in taking a more realistic approach to booking & producing, the WWF was about to start cooking something special for the ages 😀 and I'm sooooooooo glad that this series is about to really educate the younger generation of wrestling fans who, unfortunately, wasn't alive to really experience the magic of "Attitude"
I never can wait for your videos to come out and I'm very happy when you do drop one
I swear, I haven't watched a live wrestling show since 2001 and still, this is one of my favorite channels of all.
And the comedy bits are getting better and better. The ref telling the guys to f*ck off and the (sigh)...Uncle Slam bits made me laugh out load big time.
Laugh out load huh? That's a first
Watching SummerSlam 1997 to WrestleMania 14 1998 and after waiting every week sometimes on Thursday to see what happens next. I remember Farooq and Crush just looked at each other and decided to pin Savio Vega
The shot of crush walking around clueless is hillarious
Happy frigging Sunday guys ! About to get my ground zero on baby
Ground Zero was always notable to me for the ending to the main event with Undertaker fighting off D-Generation X but knowing what I know now about “Stone Cold” Steve Austin and his friendship with Jim Ross it was still surprising to him Stun Jim Ross. It’s also noteworthy that this would be the last time we’d see the classic red white & blue ropes (not counting One Night Only or Mayhem in Manchester) on PPV until the Great American Bash.
Wasn't Mayhem in Manchester a house show that had commentary added in after the fact for the video release as opposed to an actual PPV? I know it had an effectively in-house camera angle for it.
@@chrisbutler1668 They also used black and gold the ropes for WrestleMania 9.
2:25…not the worst thing that will happen to Michael Cole in a backstage hallway. Not by a long shot.
Brian Pillman had no business being in a wrestling ring at that point. What the hell were they thinking? They should have never caved into his demands to be let back in the ring.
This is the same WWF that still thinks concussions and long term cognitive impairment issues are hilarious.
The real shock is that they gave Austin time to heal and kept him strong.
Dark days ahead for my hero, Bret Hart.
Lol right. Vince should have just had Hart drop the title to Patriot right here! Then push Patriot to the moon cus the Patriot was tight! Then the whole Montreal Screwjob didn't have to happen and wrestling might have been very different today!
I guess Bret Hart is the evidence that not everyone's life has to end all shiny and happy. There are people whom only suffering meets.
@@billblaski9523 Patriot was bland and meh.
I'm rewatching all of Raw and Smackdown in order cause ya know, Peacock; and I'm at Ground Zero
😂😂😂
I'm quickly realizing the Attitude and Ruthless Aggression Era was a period of wrestling magic that probably can't be repeated. Which sucks cause I'm working on breaking into the business and there seems like limited options in terms of meaningful employment..
I'm so happy this channel exist! Thankyou @wrestlingbios for bringing so much content so I can relive parts of my childhood!!!
My first time commenting. I just discovered your channel two weeks ago and I love it. I love the Reliving the War series. I started at the beginning and Im up to 50 so far. The ammount of work you put into things is just crazy. I plan on becoming a Patreon supporter soon. Keep up the good work.
Welcome 😎
@@JohnSuave Thanks
@@ramrodbldm9876 lol 😂
Hell yeah. Always a good time when the videos come on. Love ur videos.
Hbk and the phenom making Magick in de ring. Great vid Ry!
Bret’s right, he’s always right 🤣
User name checks out.
It’s true it’s damn true
Still everyone says Shawn oversold the Hogan match and ignores times like this where it’s definitely similar.
The physics make sense in this one, if you pretend Undertaker has super strength. Plus, it captures the emotion of the moment.
Meanwhile, Hogan's offense somehow became more powerful AFTER Michaels started the sell. That's not how anything works, outside of Fist of the Northstar.
Loved the in your house ppv💪
18:03-18:12 is hilarious irony not only did it happen again, HHH whooped his ass, Stone Cold beat his ass (again) and made him bleed, and undertaker made him kiss an ass in his home town. 😂😂
Cant wait for the coverage of the kiss my ass club lol
You and WrestleLamia are my 2 favorite wrestling content creators on TH-cam. Keep up the good work my friend!
I too thought the patriot was ridiculous at first, because he is, but Del Wilkes pulled it off in a way that i thought was pretty good for what it was.
Woooooooooo
Another great video
OSW and Wrestling Bios, the best Wrestling Stable there is
Shawn on drugs sells in much the same way as Shawn sulking when jobbing to Hogan
Your videos have gotten me through some very hard times ty🔥🔥🙏🙏
Love your comments bout the matches . Plus the savage one lol
Also WCW played Goldberg's theme song for a Japanese wrestler before Goldberg wrestled and The Patriot used Kurt Angle's theme song before Kurt Angle wrestled
The Japanese wrestler was Pat Tanaka if you were interested.
@@blackfoxx86 tyvm I think it was 1996 when Pat Tanaka used the theme song I have 1997-1998 Monday Nitro and the PPVs Monday Night Raw 1997-1999 and PPVs from 1998-2001 from eBay. WWE Network doesn't have full ECW events and WCW Nitros just single and tag team matches and PPVs. Like all of the territories that Vince McMahon bought especially in the 1980s should have at least be shown single and tag team matches. I want to watch the beginnings and the early days of wrestling
That Evangelion/Metal Gear Solid music mix for the Shawn vs Taker Promo
One thing I enjoyed about the Gang Wars 3 way was that Savio was constantly getting thrown out of the ring.
Anybody else find it funny that the person on Raw preforming dirty Horseman Business, is actually a former Horseman? Maybe it's actually 4Horsemen4Life
Horseman business is addicting once you start you cannot stop.
I love this series, keep up the great work! Much appreciated.
0:36 Guy behind McMahon and Lawler is a DDP-Banger. Cool dude.
Just a few weeks away from stone cold stunning Vince 🤣
One of the greatest Raw moments ever.
Slaughter's next 😂
Not me steeping outside to watch this while celebrating family time.
Little known fact... The Patriot earned his title shot in a battle royal from an episode of shotgun Saturday night
He also was pulling a very small stint in an independent organization called mwa right about this time as well. It was in Georgetown kentucky.
Nice to see you on recent osdub
I must say, I was very disappointed that today's episode didn't include a ::: DAVEY BOY SMITH CHINLOCK ::: .
Easily my favorite segment on the show. Such an exciting, devastating Wrestling hold, that CHINLOCK there 💪💪😜
When WB's refers to the Junk of a Wrestler.. He always comes up with a comical name for it.. Great video as always!
Ah man. A part of me died when I found out there are no Chinlocks from Davey Boy in this vid. Also love the slight pause of disgust before you say Uncle Slam 😆
This was the only ppv I owned on video. Glad you got to it
“Sweet Shin Music” 🤣🤣🤣
Gotta say HBK vs. Taker vs. The Refs is probably the greatest Triple-Threat match we've seen so far on Reliving The War.
I agree with you on The Patriot I think Vader or Ken Shamrock would have been a better option Great Review as always at this point it’s like watching an old PPV with a friend from school or college
@@chrisbutler1668 I wonder how Shawn got that Main Event spot...
11:22
Fans knew even back then...
Considering how much Del was abusing his body, and his age, it's really incredible he had a nice little run here in the WWF.
If you enjoy this period, it's well worth reading "Slamthology" by John Lister. It includes some great stories about this show, the Terry Funk "retirement" show depicted in Beyond The Mat and others. It's an excellent slice of 90s wrestling history.
18:50 amen, no idea why he didn't just face Ken Shamrock or Dude Love/Mankind
I love how Shawn just help taker tombstone hhh lol
Shawn Michaels selling at its finest
Good video upload again enjoyed watching this got this on dvd 📀 brilliant to have to watch all the in your house are amazing to watch
3 1997 WWF PPVs left…
A nut punch should never make me laugh this hard😂 it looked brutal. 8:41
Was this Brian pill Man’S last appearance?! Was always a big fan.!.!.!.!.!
I love how pillman still wore his 4 horseman tights in wwe
Loving ya videos
"Little grim reaper" lol you have some hilarious one liners
Quality content. 🤘
yea, Brian Christophers knee looks terrible, almost like mine. come on lets give some love for funeral services giving some love to Taker, he does do a lot of service for them.
well, using the referee as a weapon is fine before the bell lol.
Just watched and excellent look through
Man I was always hoping for The Mini Championship back in the day
When are u making the first ever ladder match in WWF? Bret vs shawn.
I could swear he already did one about that match... but I could be wrong.
@@thisisnotachannel it was razor vs Shawn he did
@@andrewramsdale Yeah, I know he did both of them... but I could've swore he did a video on the Bret v Shawn ladder match too, a long time ago. But I checked the channel, and he hasn't done one yet.
@@thisisnotachannel ah fair ya technically the razor vs Shawn is the first ladder match I know about the Bret vs Shawn one witch was really the first ladder match but only the razor vs Shawn one is really talked about
Now we are really starting to get into the Attitude Era! So good!
@15:15...Davey Boy kills me! 🤣🤣🤣
Near the end of an era
Great video
Do more videos on wwe produced movies. Your commentary on them is absoulutely gold.
21:59 they bought tickets to promote the upcoming ECW-PPV November to remember.
Hands down my favorite In Your House of the Series! Now that i think about it, this was my very 1st In Your House I saw!
The Evangelion theme coming in CRACKED during the HBK and Undertaker segment.
Taker Michaels of course had a series of stunning, superlative, all time great matches over the years ahead, but their initial clash as Ground Zero is unhinged brilliance. Its the crazy batshit chaos that the WWF was looking for to inject all sorts of WTF madness and unpredictable action from all angles into their overall content. All Undertaker wants to do here is destroy HBK, with the outcome bedamned. I love how, the wildness of this match matured and evolved into the skillful, meaningful story both would tell in their WM matches years later. It was brilliant progress, brilliantly told.
That swinging neckbreaker 😂
30:07 - Paused the video here to get my coffee, and....
And 6 months later, it's still here!