Just Another Wrestling Podcast (A Working Title)

WCW literally went to the beach for the 1995 Bash at the Beach PPV. They also visited the hit TV show, Baywatch. The episode they filmed titled "Bash at the Beach" didn't air until February of 1996. The double main event featured Hogan in a cage vs. Vader for the WCW Title and Savage vs. Flair in a "Lifeguard Match." This PPV also featured craptastic performances from Renegade, Jim Duggan and Kamala, but they were still better than the acting seen/heard in the Baywatch episode. Listen to a special sneak peak of the Baywatch episode at the beginning of Part 2!

WCW literally went to the beach for the 1995 Bash at the Beach PPV. They also visited the hit TV show, Baywatch. The episode they filmed titled "Bash at the Beach" didn't air until February of 1996. The double main event featured Hogan in a cage vs. Vader for the WCW Title and Savage vs. Flair in a "Lifeguard Match." This PPV also featured craptastic performances from Renegade, Jim Duggan and Kamala, but they were still better than the acting seen/heard in the Baywatch episode. Listen to a special sneak peak of the Baywatch episode at the beginning of Part 2!

The "King of the Ring Fling" comes to an end as we celebrate the 20-year anniversaryof the 2000 edition of the WWF King of the Ring. This show marks another crown for Kurt Angle en route to the most prolific first-year in WWF history. It also marks the occasion of the unforgettable Hardcore Evening Gown Match... The main event sees the WWF Title on the line in a 6-man tag match with Triple H defending while teaming with Vince & Shane McMahon vs. The Rock, The Undertaker & Kane.Be sure to go back and check the archives to listen to the 1995 and 1996 King of the Ring episodes, as well as other WWF shows from 1995 (In Your House 1) and 2000 (Judgment Day).The next two episodes dive into WCW in 1995 with Bash at the Beach and Clash of the Champions 31.

The "King of the Ring Fling" comes to an end as we celebrate the 20-year anniversaryof the 2000 edition of the WWF King of the Ring. This show marks another crown for Kurt Angle en route to the most prolific first-year in WWF history. It also marks the occasion of the unforgettable Hardcore Evening Gown Match... The main event sees the WWF Title on the line in a 6-man tag match with Triple H defending while teaming with Vince & Shane McMahon vs. The Rock, The Undertaker & Kane.Be sure to go back and check the archives to listen to the 1995 and 1996 King of the Ring episodes, as well as other WWF shows from 1995 (In Your House 1) and 2000 (Judgment Day).The next two episodes dive into WCW in 1995 with Bash at the Beach and Clash of the Champions 31.

Stop #2 in our "King of the Ring Fling" takes us one year forward to 1996 and the birthplace of Austin 3:16. Compared to 1995, a much better wrestling show highlighted by the performance of Stone Cold Steve Austin and a main event featuring Shawn Michaels defending the WWF Championship against Davey Boy Smith with Mr. Perfect serving as a special enforcer. Another bonus is Owen Hart as a commentator for the entire show.Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/jawpodcastEmail us at jawpod@gmail.com

Stop #2 in our "King of the Ring Fling" takes us one year forward to 1996 and the birthplace of Austin 3:16. Compared to 1995, a much better wrestling show highlighted by the performance of Stone Cold Steve Austin and a main event featuring Shawn Michaels defending the WWF Championship against Davey Boy Smith with Mr. Perfect serving as a special enforcer. Another bonus is Owen Hart as a commentator for the entire show.Follow us on Twitter: www.twitter.com/jawpodcastEmail us at jawpod@gmail.com

Scott and Daryl recap an underwhelming King of the Ring PPV as Savio Vega takes an unlikely journey to the finals, Bam Bam teams with World Champion Diesel to take on the Million Dollar Corporation’s Sycho Sid and Tatanka, and Double J makes a much welcomed appearance.Coming next week: King of the Ring 1996!Follow us: www.twitter.com/JAWPodcastEmail: JAWPod@gmail.com

Scott and Daryl recap an underwhelming King of the Ring PPV as Savio Vega takes an unlikely journey to the finals, Bam Bam teams with World Champion Diesel to take on the Million Dollar Corporation’s Sycho Sid and Tatanka, and Double J makes a much welcomed appearance.Coming next week: King of the Ring 1996!Follow us: www.twitter.com/JAWPodcastEmail: JAWPod@gmail.com

Scott and Daryl finish the May 2000 PPV Tour with WWF Judgment Day 2000. The show in Louisville is headlined by just the second ever televised WWF Iron Man Match between The Rock and Triple H for the WWF Title with Shawn Michaels as the referee. Of course this match is mostly memorable for the debut of the... American Bad Ass! The show also has a stellar Submission Match featuring Chris Jericho and another superstar. Let us know which of the May 2000 PPVs you think was the best: WCW Slamboree, ECW Hardcore Heaven or Judgment Day -- email us at JAWPOD@gmail.com or tweet us www.twitter.com/JAWPodcast!

On this episode, Scott and Daryl continue their tour through the wrestling word in May of 2000. After last week's WCW Slamboree show, it's time for the first ECW PPV on JAW Podcast! Hardcore Heaven 2000 features a main event of World Champion Justin Credible (w/ Francine) defending against Lance Storm (w/ Dawn Marie). Topics on the show include the impending departure of Storm to WCW, New Jack and Vic Grimes' crazy stunt from the previous PPV, as well as the growing tensions between ECW and their TV partner, TNN.Be sure to check in the archives for our previous ECW show, 1995's Hostile City Showdown as well as the WCW PPV that was held a week prior to Hardcore Heaven, Slamboree 2000. Coming up next week is WWF's offering in May of 2000, Judgment Day, with the main event Iron Man Match between The Rock and Triple H.Follow us on Twitter, www.twitter.com/jawpodcast

On this episode, Scott and Daryl continue their tour through the wrestling word in May of 2000. After last week's WCW Slamboree show, it's time for the first ECW PPV on JAW Podcast! Hardcore Heaven 2000 features a main event of World Champion Justin Credible (w/ Francine) defending against Lance Storm (w/ Dawn Marie). Topics on the show include the impending departure of Storm to WCW, New Jack and Vic Grimes' crazy stunt from the previous PPV, as well as the growing tensions between ECW and their TV partner, TNN.Be sure to check in the archives for our previous ECW show, 1995's Hostile City Showdown as well as the WCW PPV that was held a week prior to Hardcore Heaven, Slamboree 2000. Coming up next week is WWF's offering in May of 2000, Judgment Day, with the main event Iron Man Match between The Rock and Triple H.Follow us on Twitter, www.twitter.com/jawpodcast

SPECIAL: In Your House 1 25th anniversary special. Scott and Daryl decided to watch back the inaugural WWF In Your House PPV from May of 1995 to celebrate its 25th anniversary. Bret Hart wrestled twice, and the main event featured Diesel defending the WWF Title vs. Sycho Sid. Fire up the WWE Network and relive the New Generation action with us!

Just three weeks after Jeff Jarrett earned his first World Championship at Spring Stampede, the title has swapped hands twice. First, to Diamond Dallas Page and then infamously to David Arquette. Slamboree 2000 features the main event "Ready To Rumble" Triple Cage match where Arquette defends the WCW Championship against both Jarrett and DDP.This card does have solid in-ring action for the most part, but it is also littered with nut-shots and the debut of Hugh G. Rection.Follow the show on Twitter: www.twitter.com/jawpodcastSubscribe to JAW Podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify or your favorite podcast app!

Just three weeks after Jeff Jarrett earned his first World Championship at Spring Stampede, the title has swapped hands twice. First, to Diamond Dallas Page and then infamously to David Arquette. Slamboree 2000 features the main event "Ready To Rumble" Triple Cage match where Arquette defends the WCW Championship against both Jarrett and DDP.This card does have solid in-ring action for the most part, but it is also littered with nut-shots and the debut of Hugh G. Rection.Follow the show on Twitter: www.twitter.com/jawpodcastSubscribe to JAW Podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify or your favorite podcast app!

This coming weekend the WWE will hold its 11th annual Money in the Bank pay-per-view. To this day the 2011 version from the Allstate Arena in Chicago remains the most memorable. The Summer of Punk had begun, and on July 17, 2011, CM Punk had his crowning moment in a classic main event versus John Cena.Re-live the entire night with Scott and Daryl, including a pair of fun ladder matches and another classic feud between Randy Orton and Christian.Follow the show on Twitter: www.twitter.com/jawpodcastSubscribe to JAW Podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify or your favorite podcast app!

About a year prior to this show, Eastern Championship Wrestling morphed into EXTREME Championship Wrestling, and the rest was history. Before ECW produced pay-per-view events in 1997, they held "Supershows" like this one at the ECW Arena. The card is littered with brutal bloody battles, including a main event between Cactus Jack and Terry Funk. Other matches on the card include Tommy Dreamer vs. Raven and Shane Douglas vs. The Sandman for the ECW World Championship. The middle of the card featured a classic matchup between Eddie Guerrero and Dean Malenko for the TV Title.Follow the show on Twitter: www.twitter.com/jawpodcastSubscribe to JAW Podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify or your favorite podcast app!

Travel back to April 2000 with Scott and Daryl to revisit the "entertaining sh*tshow" known as WCW 2000. Vince Russo and Eric Bischoff are back in charge and are leading the New Blood against the Millionaire's Club.This is the first PPV after the re-boot of WCW, and it includes 14 matches. Every title had been vacated just 6 days prior on Nitro, so every championship is on the line, which includes tournaments for the US and Tag Team Titles and a World Title main event featuring The Chosen One aka Mr. Slapnuts Jeff Jarrett vs. DDP. Subscribe to JAW Podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify or your favorite podcast app!

Travel back to April 2000 with Scott and Daryl to revisit the "entertaining sh*tshow" known as WCW 2000. Vince Russo and Eric Bischoff are back in charge and are leading the New Blood against the Millionaire's Club.This is the first PPV after the re-boot of WCW, and it includes 14 matches. Every title had been vacated just 6 days prior on Nitro, so every championship is on the line, which includes tournaments for the US and Tag Team Titles and a World Title main event featuring The Chosen One aka Mr. Slapnuts Jeff Jarrett vs. DDP. Subscribe to JAW Podcast on Apple, Google, Spotify or your favorite podcast app!

Aaron Oster, a wrestling columnist for the Baltimore Sun, joins Scott to discuss several topics in the world of professional wrestling. Aaron gives his take on the recent WWE lay-offs and which released wrestlers might end up in AEW soon.Also, they dive into AEW vs. NXT on Wednesday nights and why NXT may have won the overall viewership battle the last two weeks. In addition, Aaron gives his expert take on the newest NXT superstars, Timothy Thatcher and Killer Kross.Follow the show on Twitter: www.twitter.com/JAWPodcastFollow Scott: www.twitter.com/Sudikoff and Daryl: www.twitter.com/D_Nuggets

Fire up the WWE Network or grab your Coliseum Home Video and re-live the ULTIMATE CHALLENGE with Scott and Daryl as they re-watch WrestleMania 6 from 1990 in Toronto. Scott thinks Robert Goulet is Rene Goulet and doesn't remember that referee Shane Stephens is in fact....Shane McMahon!This show also marks Andrew The Giant's final televised match and features great match-ups such as Macho King vs. Dusty Rhodes as well as Ted DiBiase vs. Jake Roberts!This is Part 2 of 2!Follow the show on Twitter: www.twitter.com/jawpodcastFollow Scott: www.twitter.com/Sudikoff and Daryl: www.twitter.com/D_Nuggets

Fire up the WWE Network or grab your Coliseum Home Video and re-live the ULTIMATE CHALLENGE with Scott and Daryl as they re-watch WrestleMania 6 from 1990 in Toronto. Scott thinks Robert Goulet is Rene Goulet and doesn't remember that referee Shane Stephens is in fact....Shane McMahon!This show also marks Andrew The Giant's final televised match and features great match-ups such as Macho King vs. Dusty Rhodes as well as Ted DiBiase vs. Jake Roberts!This is Part 1 of 2!Follow the show on Twitter: www.twitter.com/jawpodcastFollow Scott: www.twitter.com/Sudikoff and Daryl: www.twitter.com/D_Nuggets

Former WWE NXT announcer Alex Del Barrio (Alex Reyes) joins Scott for a lengthy discussion about his time with NXT. Among the topics discussed are how Alex received his stage name, who his favorites to interview were, and also he gives insight into some backstage politics.Follow the show on Twitter: www.twitter.com/jawpodcastFollow Scott: www.twitter.com/Sudikoff and Daryl: www.twitter.com/D_Nuggets

Scott and Daryl recap the ONLY WRESTLEMANIA JUST TOO BIG FOR ONE NIGHT.... WrestleMania 36.Follow the show on Twitter: www.twitter.com/jawpodcastFollow Scott: www.twitter.com/Sudikoff and Daryl: www.twitter.com/D_Nuggets

Scott and Daryl breakdown the events leading up to Wrestlemania 36, take a look at how the entire wrestling industry has been impacted, and offer up predictions for every match on the WM 36 card.