Win Twice Wrestling Podcast Win Twice Wrestling Podcast
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A professional wrestling podcast hosted by Scott and Holly. Reviewing old shows and general nonsense all surrounding the sport of kings.
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Episode 29 - WCW Monday Nitro 4th September 1995
Having reviewed the debut edition of Monday Night RAW, Scott and Holly take a little trip to the inaugural episode of WCW Monday Nitro. Emanating from the Mall of America, how would the WCW effort compare to that of the Federation, but more importunately, what does Holly believe is a better suited restaurant for the Hulkster?
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Episode 28 - WWF Wrestlemania 10 (March Through The Manias)
Back to the March Through The Manias and back to Madison Square Garden. Wrestlemania 10 made for a great improvement over the dismal 9. Although the roster was thin, there were two outstanding matches on the night making it one of the better stop-offs on the journey so far.
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Episode 27 - WWF RAW 11th January 1993
For the twenty seventh episode of the pod, the co-hosts take a journey back to the very first episode of Monday Night Raw; a show that would go on to become the longest running weekly episodic show on tv. But on this night, Raw was "uncooked, uncut, and uncensored!" Rob Bartlett was there too.
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Episode 26 - WWF Wrestlemania 9 (March Through The Manias)
Oh dear. Finally the time has come where the co-hosts have reached the dreaded Wrestlemania 9 on the March Through The Manias journey. For a show that offered so little in terms of quality, it certainly overdelivered on interesting points of conversation and segues. Giant Gonzalez wasn't all that bad...
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Episode 25 - WWF Backlash 2002
For Episode 25 it was Holly's opportunity to elect a show and WWF Backlash 2002 was the pay-per-view of choice. This show falls well within the sweet spot for both co-hosts and despite Holly's attempts to take a break from the Immortal One, we still get treated to Hogan challenging for the WWF Undisputed title on this card.
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Episode 24 - WWF Wrestlemania 8 (March Through The Manias)
Back on the March Through The Manias and back to a stadium show, Wrestlemania 8 is perhaps considered one of the biggest wasted opportunities the federation let slip through their fingers. The highly anticipated showdown between Ric Flair and Hulk Hogan was not the eventual main event that was showcased on the night, With that being said, that did not mean that the entire show was a lost cause as the co-hosts dissect the '92 edition of the grandaddy of them all.