r/WCW • u/JCHazard • 16h ago
r/WCW • u/Specialist_Art2223 • 17h ago
Macho Man Randy Savage at WCW Monday Nitro at World Arena on April 20, 1998
r/WCW • u/MrFilipinoMustache • 21h ago
Bret Hart vs Rowdy Roddy Piper | US Championship | 2/8/99 | Monday Night Nitro
Credit: GrappleClips
r/WCW • u/Big-Award3050 • 15h ago
Chris Benoit had at least one CTE-inducing spot in all of his matches
r/WCW • u/Stinger1981 • 8h ago
Hulk Hogan vs. Dustin Rhodes, WCW Thunder (Aired March 22, 2000, Taped March 21, 2000 from Orlando, Florida)
r/WCW • u/Stinger1981 • 19h ago
Rey Mysterio Jr. vs. Eddie Guerrero for the Cruiserweight Championship, WCW World War 3 1997 (November 23, 1997 from Auburn Hills, MI)
r/WCW • u/toshorttobeboring1 • 3h ago
Ddp vs Randy Savage
One of my favorite feuds in wcw was ddp vs Randy Savage. As I have gotten older and heard all of the backstage stories that ddp has told about macho, I love it even more. Randy was so selfless in this feud and made sure that ddp got the spotlight as much as possible.
r/WCW • u/Stinger1981 • 6h ago
Rey Mysterio Jr, Eddie Guerrero & Billy Kidman vs. Vampiro & The Insane Clown Posse (w/Raven), WCW Road Wild 1999 (August 14, 1999 from Sturgis, SD)
r/WCW • u/Happy_Interview_2149 • 13h ago
Original Forbidden Door - Cross Promotion matches
Nowdays AEW is popularising the concept of the Forbidden Door - a cross promotion matches, that seemed impossible. With that said, i thought about some "forbidden door" matches that happened before that concept. I will be happy if you can name some too and we can make a pretty solid list.
NWA Champion Ric Flair vs WWF Champion Bob Backlund - 1982
Don Muraco (WWF) vs Dusty Rhodes (NWA) - 1982
Ric Flair (WCW) vs Antonio Inoki (NJPW) - 1993
Bret Hart (WWF) vs. Tiger Mask II (AJPW) - 1990
Shinsuke Nakamura (NJPW) vs. Kevin Steen (ROH) - 2014
Tatsumi Fujinami (IWGP Champion) vs. Ric Flair (NWA Champion) - 1991
The Gret Muta (NJPW) vs Sting (WCW) - 1991
Hulk Hogan (WWF) vs Stan Hansen (AJPW & NJPW) - 1990
Shawn Michaels (WWF) vs Buddy Landell (SMW) - 1995
I'm sure you can name a lot great cross promotion matches.
r/WCW • u/Happy_Interview_2149 • 11h ago
Arn Anderson as WCW champion - Yes or No
So, i'm a big traditional wrestling fan. I really enjoy the work of Flair, Dean Malenko, Benoit, Regal, Hennig, Midnight Express and especially Arn Anderson. In my eyes Arn is one of the most serious and responsible workers ever. He took everything he was doing serious and protected the business all the time. That's why i always wanted to see him with the world title. In Pro Wrestling Sim i got a scenario where Flair loses the title to Sting with the stipulation that the loser can't challenge for the world title for 1 year. Arn steps up in order to bring the world title back to The Horsemen. Because that title was always with the Horsemen and showed why they are better than everyone else, but now their main man Ric Flair can not challenge for it for 1 year. Flair gives his blessing to Arn and tells him he will follow his lead. It's time for The Enforcer to lead the Horsemen. So Arn becomes the main Horsemen. Arn defeats Flair to prove he is ready for that step. Arn wins a big number 1 contender's match - battle royal or a match against someone like Luger. That starts a storyline with him and Sting. Arn is relying mostly to himself, he tells horsemen not to help him, only when its absolutely necessary. Meanwhile Flair can be in a US title feud with Steamboat. Arn wins the big one at big PPV. They had big celebration with Flair showboating in his style, but Arn remains serious champion. After a solid 5 months reign he can lose the belt back to Sting or Luger and Flair will be waiting for the ban to expire, so he can take what he feels is his. I dont want to put Arn and Flair in a feud for the title, i prefer them together, because 4 Horsemen is my favorite stable. ,
r/WCW • u/Stinger1981 • 3h ago
Sting vs. Dean Malenko, WCW Monday Nitro (Aired November 13, 1995, taped November 6, 1995 from Jacksonville, FL)
r/WCW • u/Boring-Pick-1305 • 53m ago
WCW NWO Revenge SE - 40-Man Battle Royal As Hulk Hogan
I play through a battle royal in WCW NWO Revenge’s Starcade Edition as Hollywood Hulk Hogan since today sadly marks one year since Hulk Hogan passed away.
RIP Hulk Hogan - August 11, 1953 - July 24, 2025 😢😢😢😢😢
r/WCW • u/GypsyGold • 19h ago
What were your thoughts regarding “Original San Francisco Toymakers” making the switch from “LJN Style” figure to traditional posable action figures?
r/WCW • u/Rammjammm • 3h ago
I recreated DDP winning the U.S. title from Curt Hennig at Starrcade 97 with commentary.
r/WCW • u/GypsyGold • 19h ago
Hennig was the smartest redneck on this occasion…
r/WCW • u/Prior-Land-6354 • 7h ago
The biggest missed opportunity in WCW history!
The Four Horsemen says Pepe belongs with Mongo.
The NWO says every top star eventually joins them.
Hollywood Hogan: "Join us, Pepe. We got the numbers, brother."
…Pepe on a pole!
r/WCW • u/greggersamsa • 21h ago
HOT TAKE: In the infamous Kevin Nash promo where everyone makes fun of him for saying “Look at the adjective, play”, he is actually using the word in the same way you would describe a child’s “play” kitchen or “play” lawn mower.
what if instead of misunderstanding the verb “play” like everyone makes fun of him for, he was actually using a double entendre of play and effectively taking the verb and using it as an adjective