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|  #1 Posted on 4.3.11 1703.26 | Instant Rating: 3.43 | WOW. Pretty impressive list!
Disc 1
WCW History Lesson
Flyin’ Brian Pillman vs. Jushin Thunder Liger
4th September, 1995
Hulk Hogan vs. Big Bubba Rogers
4th September, 1995
"Macho Man" Randy Savage & Hulk Hogan vs. Ric Flair & Arn Anderson
8th January, 1996
“Rome wasn’t built in a day.”
WCW World Tag Team Championship Match
Sting and Lex Luger vs. The Road Warriors
5th February, 1996
Parking Lot Brawl
Lord Steven Regal vs. Belfast Bruiser
29th April, 1996
Eddie Guerrero vs. Ric Flair
20th May, 1996
Scott Hall Nitro Debut
27th May, 1996
Kevin Nash Nitro Debut
10th June, 1996
Migrating to Hot’Lanta
WCW World Tag Team Championship Triangle Match
Sting & Lex Luger vs. The Steiner Brother vs. Harlem Heat
24th June, 1996
nWo is Taking Over
8th July, 1996
nWo Awoke a Sleeping Giant
The Outsiders attack WCW Superstars
29th July, 1996
Sting & Lex Luger vs. The Outsiders Scott Hall & Kevin Nash
12th August, 1996
nWo takes Over
26th August, 1996
“Sting” attacks Lex Luger
9th September, 1996
The Enigmatic Sting
Sting walks out on Nitro
16th September, 1996
Rowdy Roddy Piper confronts Eric Bischoff
18th November, 1996
Rey Mysterio Jr. vs. Dean Malenko
30th December, 1996
Disc 2
Badda Bang!
Diamond Dallas Page vs. Mark Starr
13th January, 1997
Harvey Schiller suspends Eric Bischoff
3rd March, 1997
Sting attacks the nWo
17th March, 1997
The High- Flying Cruiserweights
WCW Cruiserweight Championship Match
Syxx vs. Rey Mysterio Jr.
21st April, 1997
WCW World Heavyweight Championship Match
Hollywood Hulk Hogan vs. Lex Luger
4th August, 1997
Disregard for Tradition & Authority
nWo mocks the Four Horsemen
1st September, 1997
Diamond Dallas Page vs. Buff Bagwell
29th September, 1997
Sting Saves DDP from the nWo
27th October, 1997
Sting vs. “Macho Man” Randy Savage
2nd February, 1998
Jericho’s 1004 Holds
30th March, 1998
Who’s Next?
WCW World Heavyweight Championship Match
Hollywood Hulk Hogan vs. Goldberg
6th July, 1998
WCW World Tag Team Championship Match
Kevin Nash & Sting vs. Scott Hall & The Giant
20th July, 1998
Non-Title Match
Rey Mysterio Jr. vs. Chris Jericho
3rd August, 1998
WCW Cruiserweight Championship Match
Juventud Guerrera vs. Billy Kidman
14th September, 1998
Tradition Returns!
Ric Flair Returns to the Four Horsemen
14th September, 1998
WCW United States Championship Match
Bret “Hitman” Hart vs. Diamond Dallas Page
26th October, 1998
Ric Flair vs. Eric Bischoff
28th December, 1998
Disc 3
Cracks in the Armour
WCW World Heavyweight Championship Match
Kevin Nash vs. Hollywood Hulk Hogan
4th January, 1999
Goldberg Spears The Hitman
29th March, 1999
WCW World Heavyweight Championship Match
Sting vs. Diamond Dallas Page
26th April, 1999
Solidifying a Legacy
Eddie Guerrero vs. Juventud Guerrera
21st June, 1999
Hulk Hogan & Goldberg & Sting vs. Kevin Nash & Sid Vicious & Rick Steiner
9th August, 1999
Billy Kidman vs. Diamond Dallas Page
16th August, 1999
WCW World Heavyweight Championship Match
Bret “Hitman” Hart vs. Goldberg
20th December, 1999
WCW World Heavyweight Championship Match
Kevin Nash vs. Sid Vicious
24th January, 2000
Last Ditch Effort
The Bischoff & Russo Era Begins
10th April, 2000
Steel Cage Match for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship Match
Jeff Jarrett vs. Diamond Dallas Page
24th April, 2000
Tag Team Ladder Match
3 Count vs. Jung Dragons
18th July, 2000
WCW World Heavyweight Championship Match
Booker T. vs. Lance Storm
7th August, 2000
Triple Cage War Games Match for the WCW World Heavyweight Championship
4th September, 2000
Vince McMahon Buys WCW
26th March, 2001
Sting vs. Ric Flair
26th March, 2001
Celebrating WCW
Special Features
Rey Mysterio Jr. vs Mr. JL
26th August, 1996
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| #2 Posted on 4.3.11 1708.38 | Instant Rating: 1.00 | | This looks like a great release in terms of content. It's nice to see them recognizing the great matches and moments Nitro gave us. | SC
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| #3 Posted on 5.3.11 1044.46 | Instant Rating: 10.00 | Originally posted by StaggerLee
Tradition Returns!
Ric Flair Returns to the Four Horsemen
14th September, 1998
I'm really glad this is on a DVD again (it has to be here, I'm not being sarcastic) -- but what are they going to do here? Blur out Chris Benoit?
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| #4 Posted on 5.3.11 1329.46 | Instant Rating: 8.00 | Originally posted by SC
Originally posted by StaggerLee
Tradition Returns!
Ric Flair Returns to the Four Horsemen
14th September, 1998
I'm really glad this is on a DVD again (it has to be here, I'm not being sarcastic) -- but what are they going to do here? Blur out Chris Benoit?
Since it's on the Horsemen dvd in full, I'm guessing they'll just clip it down to Flair's promo, maybe with a quick crowd shot cut when he hugs Benoit.
This is a pretty great listing, but having gone back through some of CRZ's old recaps upon seeing it, there sure seem to be a couple weird choices on there... that Jung Dragons/Three Count ladder match for example is 3 minutes long. But I guess pickings must have gotten slim towards the end.
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| #5 Posted on 5.3.11 1507.09 | Instant Rating: 8.69 |
I was watching the Monday Night Wars Legends Roundtable last night and had totally forgotten who was in the ring when Scott Hall debuted on Nitro. Mike Enos vs Steve Doll.
Also, the Radicals are now Saturn, Eddy and Dean.
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| #6 Posted on 5.3.11 1515.36 | Instant Rating: 1.00 | Originally posted by odessasteps
I was watching the Monday Night Wars Legends Roundtable last night and had totally forgotten who was in the ring when Scott Hall debuted on Nitro. Mike Enos vs Steve Doll.
Also, the Radicals are now Saturn, Eddy and Dean.
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| #7 Posted on 5.3.11 2149.27 | Wow. This is actually a really impressive lineup and has most of the stuff I'd be looking for. I might actually buy this one.
They kept in a lot of the great Sting/nWo stuff and most of the big matches that aired on the show. Hopefully they're not edited or anything.
EDIT: Can't believe it's been 10 years...
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| #8 Posted on 5.3.11 2257.37 | Instant Rating: 2.51 | I dunno; when they did the compilation disc of all the Elimination Chamber matches (up to that point), they included the one that Chris Benoit was in-- in its entirety. Although they edited out commentary in which the announcers said good things about him. (Which, I suppose, is a reasonable compromise.) Chris Benoit was my favorite wrestler when he passed away and he's still one of my favorites, but... anyway, let's not hijack the thread with that. I wouldn't be overly surprised if the Four Horsemen reunion was shown in its entirety, with the same kind of editing-of-announcers they did in the Elimination Chamber DVD. But then I also wouldn't be shocked if they took extreme measures to erase him from existence. I'm looking forward to seeing that Pillman vs. Liger match, from the Mall of America! Also, the Luger/Hogan match in which Luger won the World Heavyweight Title was my first mark-out moment as a wrestling fan. (I only started watching in February of that year).
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| #9 Posted on 6.3.11 1331.32 | Instant Rating: 8.44 | Originally posted by CxMorgado
Originally posted by SC
Originally posted by StaggerLee
Tradition Returns!
Ric Flair Returns to the Four Horsemen
14th September, 1998
I'm really glad this is on a DVD again (it has to be here, I'm not being sarcastic) -- but what are they going to do here? Blur out Chris Benoit?
Since it's on the Horsemen dvd in full, I'm guessing they'll just clip it down to Flair's promo, maybe with a quick crowd shot cut when he hugs Benoit.
I think the Greensboro deal would just air as-is unless the directive has changed again. "You know King, Chris Benoit ................... a lateral press." So I don't know if Arn will talk about how Benoit came to him to reunite the Horsemen or however that went, but they probably won't have to change anything else.
This is a pretty great listing, but having gone back through some of CRZ's old recaps upon seeing it, there sure seem to be a couple weird choices on there... that Jung Dragons/Three Count ladder match for example is 3 minutes long. But I guess pickings must have gotten slim towards the end.
Yeah, once Russo and Ferrara came in the first time, TV wrestling was basically dead for the rest of WCW. There were almost no matches longer than four minutes or that weren't just a couple moves before a run-in. The new generation of cruiserweights who all went to the WWF starting getting a chance to put on good matches at the end in 2001 but I think they were all on PPV and some forfeit Thunders.
That they nabbed that Booker/Storm match, which was notable for being nearly 6 whole minutes long and one of the only good Nitro matches that entire year, shows someone with some knowledge of that era put this together. But they also picked a match with Russo wrestling so now he gets DVD royalties, haha. The other vaguely memorable (by the standards of 2000 Nitro) good match I remember was when Flair won the title from Jarrett. Or maybe they should've used Flair vs. Russo since it explains everything inconceivably stupid about that timeframe in one match better than a "BILLY KIDMAN, current wwe trainer" talking head possibly could. | Amos Cochran
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|  #10 Posted on 7.3.11 0757.37 | Instant Rating: 6.31 | | That WarGames match is the one where Russo wins the belt, right? Yeah, that elongs on there. Maybe the 49ers match with Russo inventing TNA's Feast Or Fired/Knockouts Lockbox match, too. | hansen9j
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|  #11 Posted on 7.3.11 0946.31 | Instant Rating: 9.62 | Originally posted by Amos Cochran
That WarGames match is the one where Russo wins the belt, right?
I believe the WarGames was when Nash was defending the title along with teammates, but the entire episode was built around Russo demanding that he win the title in the match, but in a shocking swerve they were friends and Nash was allowed to walk out of the cage with the title and win.
The one were Russo won was, I think, a cage match that was one-on-one against Booker T, where Goldberg ended up spearing Russo out of the cage right before Booker left the door. (I think there was even sort of a cliffhanger at the end of Nitro on who the champ was.)
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| #12 Posted on 7.3.11 1001.19 | Originally posted by StaggerLee
WOW. Pretty impressive list!
nWo mocks the Four Horsemen
1st September, 1997
Since Arn is still an agent and seems to be in good graces of WWE, I'm guessing that he wasn't as bothered by this skit as many of us thought he was - or I'm overthinking it.
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| #13 Posted on 7.3.11 1017.33 | Instant Rating: 1.00 | Originally posted by Rudoublesedoublel
Originally posted by StaggerLee
WOW. Pretty impressive list!
nWo mocks the Four Horsemen
1st September, 1997
Since Arn is still an agent and seems to be in good graces of WWE, I'm guessing that he wasn't as bothered by this skit as many of us thought he was - or I'm overthinking it.
He's probably (hopefully) developed a sense of humor about it if he ever really had a problem with it.
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| #14 Posted on 7.3.11 1031.13 | Instant Rating: 0.00 | Or perhaps having a steady income while most of the people in that skit are working indies for a couple hundred bucks a week takes the edge off a bit. :)
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| #15 Posted on 7.3.11 1605.52 | Instant Rating: 8.69 | Originally posted by Rudoublesedoublel
Originally posted by StaggerLee
WOW. Pretty impressive list!
nWo mocks the Four Horsemen
1st September, 1997
Since Arn is still an agent and seems to be in good graces of WWE, I'm guessing that he wasn't as bothered by this skit as many of us thought he was - or I'm overthinking it.
It was also 13 years ago.
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| #16 Posted on 7.3.11 1626.09 | I'm watching the parody on youtube and I don't know who those wrestlers even are. Who's the guy with the towel supposed to be mocking, Curt Henning?
Edit - well, fake Arn = Nash. That's obvious.
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| #17 Posted on 7.3.11 1642.48 | Instant Rating: 2.51 | Originally posted by hansen9j
Originally posted by Amos Cochran
That WarGames match is the one where Russo wins the belt, right?
I believe the WarGames was when Nash was defending the title along with teammates, but the entire episode was built around Russo demanding that he win the title in the match, but in a shocking swerve they were friends and Nash was allowed to walk out of the cage with the title and win.
The one were Russo won was, I think, a cage match that was one-on-one against Booker T, where Goldberg ended up spearing Russo out of the cage right before Booker left the door. (I think there was even sort of a cliffhanger at the end of Nitro on who the champ was.)
Bingo. Originally posted by Dawg
I'm watching the parody on youtube and I don't know who those wrestlers even are. Who's the guy with the towel supposed to be mocking, Curt Henning?
Edit - well, fake Arn = Nash. That's obvious.
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Curt Hennig: Buff Bagwell Ric Flair: Syxx Steve "Mongo" McMichael: Konnan Arn Anderson: Kevin Nash The nWo was obviously afraid to get someone to spoof Chris Benoit, for fear of getting the shit beaten out of them. Also, I'm disappointed (but not especially surprised) that they didn't include the original segment on the DVD as well. I mean, the one in which Arn Anderson retired and gave his spot in the Horsemen to Curt Hennig. It was a truly moving moment. (edited by ekedolphin on 7.3.11 1746)
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