–Eric Bischoff, Steve McMichael, and Bobby Heenan are in the booth and they are live from Macon, Georgia. The venue gives away how WCW’s decision to do Hulk Hogan-Sting was last minute. This is also our go home episode for World War 3.
Read moreWhat the World Was Watching: WCW Monday Nitro – November 20, 1995
–Tony Schiavone and Bobby Heenan are doing commentary and they are taped from Orlando, Florida. WCW Pro got a great new set but Worldwide must be the neglected child because their presentation looks incredibly outdated relative to the other shows.
–Colonel Robert Parker hypes his new tag team: the Super Assassins. He puts over the fact that they weigh over three hundred pounds.
Read moreWhat the World Was Watching: WCW Worldwide – November 18, 1995
–Tony Schiavone and Bobby Heenan are in the booth and they are live from Detroit, Michigan. Schiavone says that Arn Anderson and Brian Pillman attacked Ric Flair before the show went on the air and Flair’s ability to compete later tonight is uncertain.
–A video package recaps the Diamond Dallas Page-Johnny B. Badd feud.
–Tony Schiavone and Dusty Rhodes are calling the action and they are taped from Atlanta, Georgia. According to thehistoryofwwe.com, the matches on this show were taped on September 27, October 11, and October 25.
Read moreWhat the World Was Watching: WCW Saturday Night – October 28, 1995
–Tony Schiavone and Dusty Rhodes are in the booth and they are taped from Atlanta, Georgia. According to thehistoryofwwe.com, the matches on this telecast were taped on September 27 and October 18 at Center Stage.
Read moreWhat the World Was Watching: WCW Saturday Night – October 21, 1995
–Tony Schiavone and Dusty Rhodes are in the booth and they are taped from Atlanta, Georgia. According to thehistoryofwwe.com, the matches on this telecast were taped on September 20 and 27 at Center Stage.
Read moreWhat the World Was Watching: WCW Saturday Night – October 14, 1995
–Eric Bischoff, Bobby Heenan, and Steve McMichael are doing commentary and they are live from Chicago, Illinois. All of the announcers are sporting custom Chicago Bears jerseys, with Bischoff shockingly not wearing an old McMahon jersey to send another shot across the WWF’s bow. According to thehistoryofwwe.com, 8,500 fans showed up to the Rosemont Horizon, with 4,458 paying for tickets.
–Heenan says that the Giant has been issued a restraining order and is outside of the arena, barred from coming in this evening.
Read moreWhat the World Was Watching: Monday Nitro – October 9, 1995
–Gene Okerlund and Bobby Heenan handle the studio duties for today’s broadcast. They open the show by hyping the Giant and recapping the Dungeon of Doom shaving WCW Champion Hulk Hogan’s mustache on Monday Nitro.
–As part of the Halloween Havoc Control Center, Kurasawa and Colonel Robert Parker rant about how Road Warrior Hawk is going down. Hawk promises to do some intensive surgery on Kurasawa in Detroit.
Read moreWhat the World Was Watching: WCW Main Event – October 8, 1995
–Tony Schiavone and Bobby Heenan are tasked with commentary and they are taped from Orlando, Florida. They recap the events surrounding Hulk Hogan and the Giant at Fall Brawl.
Read moreWhat the World Was Watching: WCW Worldwide – September 23, 1995
–Tony Schiavone and Bobby Heenan are in the booth and they are live from Daytona Beach, Florida.
Read moreWhat the World Was Watching: Clash of the Champions XXXI
–Tony Schiavone and Bobby Heenan are in the booth and they are live from Huntington Beach, California. Schiavone says that the crowd is the biggest ever to see a WCW event. This passes the eye test but there was no accurate way to verify how many people were there to see the show since WCW did not sell tickets to the event.
–A video package hypes Meng.
–United States Champion Sting is interviewed by Gene Okerlund. Sting says that he has home field advantage and the fans – including his mother and father who are at ringside – will give him the energy to defend the U.S. title.
Read moreWhat the World Was Watching: Bash at the Beach 1995
–Eric Bischoff and Dusty Rhodes are doing commentary for today’s Bash at the Beach pre-show broadcast that is originating live from Huntington Beach, California. The camera shot of fans on the beach surrounding the ring makes for a great visual.
Read moreWhat the World Was Watching: WCW Main Event – July 16, 1995
–Tony Schiavone and Bobby Heenan call the action to kick off a new set of tapings at Center Stage in Atlanta that were filmed on June 25. Tonight’s show is a one-hour episode.
Read moreWhat the World Was Watching: WCW Saturday Night – July 8, 1995
–Gene Okerlund and Bobby Heenan do their usual studio duties. They hype Bash at the Beach, namely the Hulk Hogan-Vader main event.
–Okerlund says that Diamond Dallas Page was recently looking for a house in Malibu. Heenan refutes the rumor floating around WCW that the Diamond Doll won the money that Page is spending as his own.
–Heenan openly wonders why the Nasty Boys are so popular when they do a move like the Pit Stop.
Read moreWhat the World Was Watching: WCW Main Event – June 25, 1995
–Tony Schiavone and Bobby Heenan are in the booth and they are still taped from Atlanta, Georgia as of June 7. Atlanta Braves baseball limits tonight’s broadcast to one hour.
Read moreWhat the World Was Watching: WCW Saturday Night – June 24, 1995
–Tony Schiavone and Bobby Heenan are doing commentary and they are taped from Atlanta, Georgia. This broadcast included matches that were taped on May 11 and June 7 from the usual Center Stage venue.
Read moreWhat the World Was Watching: WCW Saturday Night – June 17, 1995
WCW Prime on June 5 featured a new match so we will get to that before heading to WCW Pro.
Read moreWhat the World Was Watching: WCW Pro – June 10, 1995
–The promo poster for this show is odd as it makes it seem like Ric Flair is the babyface since he is “seeking revenge.”
–Eric Bischoff and Bobby Heenan are doing commentary and they are live from St. Petersburg, Florida. Bischoff is substituting for Tony Schiavone who is on the shelf with neck surgery.
–A video package hypes Harlem Heat, spliced with a generic promo of how they are going to beat the Nasty Boys tonight.
The Road Warriors are beaten down like never before, Ric Flair in action, Baby Doll suplexes MulkeyMania, and a textbook example of how to get a monster heel over.