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Welcome to Shooting Sharp Episode #65 - Redemption to SummerslamMike is running through a review of AEW Redemption, complete with a light run down of what to expect on AEW All In with the fall out from a very long show in MontrealMike then does a full preview with predictions for Summerslam this weekend in Minnesota for the WWEPrepare your Human Monies!Check out the Shooting Sharp Podcast Every Tuesday, only on the North South Connection Podcast Network. Follow us on X at @ShootingSharpPC 

The Monday Night Wars continue to escalate as Wrestling War Zone returns with JT & Chad breaking down WWF Raw is War and WCW Monday Nitro from September 22, 1997.
Following One Night Only and Fall Brawl, both companies continue building toward two of the biggest events of the year—WWF Badd Blood: In Your House and WCW Halloween Havoc. The race for ratings is tighter than ever as every episode pushes major storylines forward.
On Raw is War, Stone Cold Steve Austin remains the most unpredictable force in the WWF, while tensions continue to rise between Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker, and The Hart Foundation. With Badd Blood rapidly approaching, rivalries intensify as the WWF leans further into the Attitude Era with edgier storytelling and unforgettable character work.
Meanwhile, WCW Nitro continues to be dominated by the nWo, whose influence stretches across every level of the company. The fallout from Fall Brawl continues to reshape the landscape as Hollywood Hogan, Ric Flair, and the rest of WCW's biggest stars jockey for position heading into Halloween Havoc... plus the arrival of Bill Goldberg! JT & Chad examine the show's biggest matches, memorable promos, and the booking decisions that kept WCW atop the wrestling world in 1997.
JT & Chad break down:
Raw's build toward Badd Blood 1997
Stone Cold Steve Austin's continued rise
Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker, and the road to Hell in a Cell
The Hart Foundation's ongoing war with the WWF roster
The nWo's continued dominance on Nitro
The debut of Bill Goldberg
Fallout from Fall Brawl and the road to Halloween Havoc
Which promotion won another pivotal week in the Monday Night Wars
Who delivered the stronger television show as September 1997 rolled on? Join JT & Chad as Wrestling War Zone continues its chronological journey through one of the greatest eras in professional wrestling history.

It’s WWE SummerSlam season, and Ryan Gray is joined by a rotation of fellow wrestling fans to preview every match on the card!
Ryan and Richie Mars discuss LA Knight, Solo Sikoa & Royce Keys vs The Usos & Jacob Fatu at SummerSlam.
Ryan and Kathy Enriquez discuss Danhausen vs Dominik Mysterio at SummerSlam.
Ryan and UConn Jack discuss Liv Morgan vs Iyo Sky, for the WWE Women's Title at SummerSlam.
Ryan and Brandon Janeau discuss Chad Gable vs Penta for the Intercontinental Title at SummerSlam.
Ryan and Tony Richards discuss Brock Lesnar vs Oba Femi inside Hell in a Cell at SummerSlam.
Ryan and Mike from the Probably Wr❌ng Podcast discuss Sami Zayn vs Finn Balor at SummerSlam.
Ryan and Mike Rossi discuss Paige & The Bella Twins vs Fatal Influence at SummerSlam.
 

Welcome to No Holds Barred, where Aaron and JT take an unfiltered look at wrestling, pop culture, and beyond—with no restrictions and no shortcuts.
In Episode 177, Aaron and JT continue their epic month-by-month journey through WWE history by ranking the greatest WWE pay-per-view matches ever held in July.
July has delivered some of WWE's most memorable battles, from unforgettable championship showdowns and emotional rivalries to hidden gems that deserve far more recognition. As always, the guys debate every selection, revisit iconic moments, and build the definitive list of July's greatest WWE PPV matches.
Which classics deserve the top spots? Which underrated matches should be celebrated? And which fan favorites might not be as legendary as their reputation suggests?
Join the conversation as Aaron and JT continue constructing the ultimate month-by-month ranking of the greatest WWE pay-per-view matches of all time.
Topics include:
• The Top WWE PPV Matches from July• Championship classics and legendary rivalries• Hidden gems, forgotten favorites, and controversial omissions• Ranking debates and listener feedback• Continuing the ultimate WWE match ranking project
Perfect for fans of WWE history, classic wrestling, premium live events, match rankings, and passionate wrestling discussion. Whether you agree with every pick or have a list of your own, this episode delivers another fun and spirited debate—with absolutely No Holds Barred.
 
 
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NoSo Takeover returns as JT, Aaron and Jenny revisit one of the defining events of NXT's Black & Gold era: NXT TakeOver: Chicago II from June 16, 2018.
Just months after their unforgettable showdown in New Orleans, Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa raise the bar once again in a brutal Chicago Street Fight. The hosts break down every emotional twist, dramatic callback, and shocking moment as one of WWE's greatest rivalries continues with another instant classic.
The crew also dives into the breathtaking dream match between Ricochet and Velveteen Dream, a showcase of athleticism, charisma, and storytelling that has become one of the most beloved matches in TakeOver history.
Plus, JT, Aaron and Jenny discuss:
Aleister Black vs. Lars Sullivan for the NXT Championship
Shayna Baszler vs. Nikki Cross for the NXT Women's Championship
The Undisputed Era vs. Oney Lorcan & Danny Burch for the NXT Tag Team Championship
The electric Chicago crowd and why this event reinforced TakeOver's reputation for delivering can’t-miss premium wrestling
Where Chicago II ranks among the greatest TakeOver events of all time
From match quality and storytelling to crowd reactions and long-term impact, the hosts examine why NXT TakeOver: Chicago II remains one of the standout shows of the Black & Gold era.
Is Gargano vs. Ciampa II even better than their first encounter? Tune in as NoSo Takeover relives another unforgettable night in NXT history.
 
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Welcome to Shooting Sharp Episode #64 - the 2026 Mid-Year AwardsMike and Jay run through the following ten awards, as voted on by fans of the Shooting Sharp PodcastPromotion of the Mid-YearMajor Show of the Mid-YearFeud of the Mid-YearMatch of the Mid-YearMost Charismatic of the Mid-YearBest on PromosBest Tag Team of the Mid-YearFemale Wrestler of the Mid-YearMost Outstanding Wrestler of the Mid-YearWrestler of the Mid-YearMike and Jay discuss all of the voting and speak through what we think the voters got right and also what they got wrong in our eyes. Check out the Shooting Sharp Podcast Every Tuesday, only on the North South Connection Podcast Network. Follow us on X at @ShootingSharpPC 

It’s ChroNoSo 1984! The North-South Connection Podcast Network takes you down memory lane each month by exploring moments from WWE history.
The crew takes a look at the champions heading into 1984 and digs into the later days of March 1984. Along the way, they break down matches and memorable segments from Championship Wrestling, All-Star Wrestling, and the legendary shows from Madison Square Garden.
Join us as we set the stage for a pivotal year in wrestling history and examine the landscape of the WWF as it begins its march toward the Golden Era

YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZlVJVNFS7EY
Ryan Gray is LIVE immediately following WWE Saturday Night's Main Event from the legendary Madison Square Garden to break down all the action, surprises, and fallout from one of the biggest nights of the summer.
Join Ryan and Richie Mars as they react to every match, every major moment, every shocking twist, and everything it means for WWE moving forward. From championship implications to unforgettable returns, heel turns, and match-of-the-night discussions, nothing is off the table.
If you watched Saturday Night's Main Event, this is your place for instant analysis, reactions, and fan discussion as the NoSo team recaps an unforgettable night from The World's Most Famous Arena.
Subscribe and join us live after every WWE Premium Live Event and Saturday Night's Main Event for the best post-show coverage anywhere!

On this special episode of Ruthless, Matt Ferrell is joined by Dan to revisit the historic WWE SmackDown Tribute to the Troops special from December 25, 2003.
The guys break down WWE’s first-ever Tribute to the Troops event, discussing the unique atmosphere, memorable matches, and emotional moments as WWE brought entertainment overseas to members of the United States military during the height of the Ruthless Aggression Era.
What makes this episode especially powerful is Dan sharing his personal perspective, having been stationed in Afghanistan during this period. Along the way, he offers firsthand stories, memories, and insight into what this event meant to service members watching from overseas.
It’s a thoughtful look back at a unique moment in WWE history, blending wrestling nostalgia with real-world perspective and personal reflection.WWE Tribute to the Troops 2003, WWE SmackDown December 25 2003, Ruthless Aggression Era, WWE military tribute show, WWE 2003 review, WWE podcast, wrestling podcast, Matt Ferrell, Tribute to the Troops review, WWE history podcast, pro wrestling review, Afghanistan military stories, WWE retrospective, wrestling nostalgia, WWE SmackDown review, Ruthless podcast, WWE 2000s analysis

The summer of 2000 rolls on as Extreme Three Way Dance continues its chronological journey through the final year of Extreme Championship Wrestling.
On Episode 159, JT, Jenny, and Matt break down the July 21, July 22, and July 28, 2000 episodes of ECW TV, as the promotion looks to capitalize on the momentum coming out of Heat Wave 2000 while continuing to navigate an increasingly unpredictable landscape.
The crew examines the latest developments surrounding Justin Credible's ECW World Heavyweight Championship reign, Rhino's relentless path of destruction, and the ever-changing championship picture as ECW continues to evolve during one of the most fascinating periods in company history. Along the way, they revisit memorable promos, chaotic brawls, standout matches, and the unique storytelling that kept ECW unlike anything else in professional wrestling.
As always, JT, Jenny, and Matt hand out match grades, discuss the biggest moments from each episode, highlight standout performers, and debate whether ECW was finding new life—or simply delaying the inevitable.
Was ECW beginning to rebuild after Heat Wave, or were the warning signs of the promotion's future becoming even more apparent?
Join us as the Extreme Three Way Dance continues its deep dive through the history of Extreme Championship Wrestling, one episode at a time.ECW, Extreme Championship Wrestling, ECW TV, ECW 2000, ECW on TNN, Extreme Three Way Dance, ECW Podcast, Justin Credible, Rhino ECW, Rob Van Dam, Tommy Dreamer, Hardcore Wrestling, Wrestling History Podcast, ECW TV Review, Wrestling Retrospective, Pro Wrestling Podcast, ECW Arena, Wrestling History, Classic ECW, ECW July 2000

Ryan Gray is joined by a rotating lineup of guests to preview every match and major storyline heading into WWE Saturday Night's Main Event!
Ryan and his panel break down each matchup, discuss the biggest storylines, analyze the keys to victory, and make predictions for one of WWE's biggest nights.
Match Previews:
Mark Poirier previews Brie Bella & Paige vs. Fatal Influence
Richie Mars previews Sami Zayn & GUNTHER vs. CM Punk & Cody Rhodes
Steve Riddle previews Danhausen vs. JD McDonagh – Street Fight
Mike Rossi previews Bayley vs. Lyra Valkyria
Pudgy Mike previews Jalen Brunson & Roman Reigns
Join Ryan and the NoSo crew as they get you ready for all the action with in-depth analysis, bold predictions, and plenty of wrestling discussion before the bell rings!

Welcome to Episode #63 of Shooting Sharp - Summer of Title ChangesMike is now joined by cohost Jay Pagliaro as we enter a new era of Shooting SharpThe boys open up speaking on UFC 329 with the demise of Conor McGregor but the emergence of Gable Steveson and the star shining moment for Paddy PimblettThen we run through a everything that went down at AEW Beach Break on the road to AEW Redemption and All In, before heading over to WWE where we run through Smackdown and Raw. We close up shop with a preview of this weekend's Saturday Nights Main Event at MSG and a look at what else is going on in the week ahead. Check out the Shooting Sharp Podcast Every Tuesday, only on the North South Connection Podcast Network. Follow us on X at @ShootingSharpPC 

Who truly deserves the title of Mr. SummerSlam?
YouTube Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YHP5vvVSdE&t=4995s
Ryan Gray and JT are LIVE to settle one of the biggest debates in WWE history as they rank the greatest SummerSlam performers of all time to crown the one superstar whose legacy shines brightest on WWE's Biggest Party of the Summer.
Does Bret Hart own SummerSlam thanks to a legendary run of classic matches? Is Brock Lesnar the modern king of SummerSlam dominance? What about icons like Shawn Michaels, John Cena, The Undertaker, or Randy Orton?
From unforgettable main events and championship victories to show-stealing performances and defining moments, Ryan and JT break down the biggest SummerSlam resumes, debate the toughest choices, and ultimately answer one question:
Who is Mr. SummerSlam?
Join the conversation live and let us know who gets your vote!

It's time for another NoSo Draft!
VOTE: https://rankwrestling.com/podcasts/noso-draft/noso-draft-31-wwe-summerslam-draft/
YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/RvLtCn9DQgo
Ryan Gray and the panel are heading to WWE's Biggest Party of the Summer to determine one question wrestling fans have debated for decades: Which SummerSlam is the greatest of all time?
Each drafter builds their ultimate SummerSlam lineup by selecting entire SummerSlam events from WWE history. From the legendary Wembley Stadium classic in 1992 to the unforgettable stacked cards of 2002, 2001, 2013, and beyond, every pick sparks debate over match quality, memorable moments, historical significance, star power, and overall replay value.
Will nostalgia reign supreme? Will modern classics dominate the board? Which SummerSlam truly deserves to be called the greatest ever?
Join Ryan and the crew as they make their selections, defend their picks, debate WWE history, and crown the ultimate SummerSlam.

Welcome to No Holds Barred, where Aaron and JT take an unfiltered look at wrestling, pop culture, and beyond—with no restrictions and no shortcuts.
In Episode 176, JT and Aaron continue their ambitious WWF 1992 rebooking project as they head into the summer with a reimagined edition of Saturday Night's Main Event from July 1992.
Following the crowning of a new King of the Ring, the WWF enters a pivotal stretch as championship rivalries intensify, new challengers emerge, and the road to SummerSlam begins to take shape. Every booking decision has lasting consequences as the guys continue crafting an alternate version of one of wrestling's most fascinating years.
How do Bret Hart, Randy Savage, Ric Flair, Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker, and the rest of the WWF roster fit into this evolving timeline? Which rivalries escalate? Which stars rise to the occasion? And what shocking twists await on this rebooked Saturday Night's Main Event?
Join JT and Aaron as they continue rewriting WWF history one event at a time.
Topics include:
• Rebooking Saturday Night's Main Event – July 1992• Fallout from King of the Ring 1992• The road to SummerSlam begins• Alternate storylines, feuds, and championship directions• Long-term booking decisions and WWF "what if" scenarios
Perfect for fans of classic WWF, alternate history, fantasy booking, and deep dives into wrestling's Golden Era.
 
 
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NoSo Takeover returns as JT, Aaron and Jenny break down one of the most acclaimed events in NXT history: NXT TakeOver: New Orleans 2018.
With WrestleMania weekend as the backdrop, NXT delivered an unforgettable card packed with emotional storytelling, breakout performances, and championship drama. The hosts dive deep into the unsanctioned grudge match between Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa, the emotional culmination of one of wrestling's greatest rivalries. From the intensity of the action to the storytelling and crowd investment, the crew examines why this match became an instant classic.
They also discuss the thrilling six-man ladder match to crown the inaugural NXT North American Champion, featuring Adam Cole, Ricochet, EC3, Velveteen Dream, Lars Sullivan, and Killian Dain, and why the bout remains one of the most celebrated ladder matches in WWE history.
Plus, the show covers:
• Aleister Black vs. Andrade "Cien" Almas for the NXT Championship• The crowning of the first-ever NXT North American Champion• Shayna Baszler vs. Ember Moon for the NXT Women's Championship• The Undisputed Era vs. Authors of Pain & Roderick Strong for the NXT Tag Team Titles• The impact of TakeOver New Orleans on the future of NXT and WWE
JT, Aaron and Jenny analyze the match quality, storytelling, crowd reactions, and historical significance of a show many fans consider one of the greatest TakeOvers ever produced.
Is TakeOver New Orleans the greatest NXT event of all time? Tune in and find out.
 
 
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Welcome to Episode #62 of Shooting Sharp - Sweet Home ChicagoMike runs through a big episode of Monday Night Raw as the Summerslam build really ramped up live from Chicago at the Allstate Arena. Mike then gets caught up on AEW as they head towards a monumental episode of Dynamite with Beach Break featuring Kenny Omega in a last chance at the AEW World Title and MJFThen we run through a quick run down of the week ahead! Check out the Shooting Sharp Podcast Every Tuesday, only on the North South Connection Podcast Network. Follow us on X at @ShootingSharpPC 

It’s… ChroNoSo! The North-South Connection Podcast Network takes you down memory lane each month by exploring one match from WWE history. This month on ChroNoSo, the crew dives into July 1991. They cover the matches, as well as segments from Superstar, Wrestling Challenge & PrimeTime Wrestling.

The fallout from Armageddon sends shockwaves through WWE!
On this episode of Ruthless, Matt Ferrell is joined by Ryan Everett to break down WWE Monday Night Raw(December 15, 2003) and WWE SmackDown (December 18, 2003).
The guys dive into the shocking “deactivation” of Bill Goldberg, the continued turbulence surrounding Mick Foley and his walkout, and the unlikely rise of Hardcore Holly as one of the company’s hottest babyfaces.
From major storyline shifts to the evolving landscape heading into 2004, Matt and Ryan break down all the key moments, character directions, and booking decisions across both brands during another pivotal week of the Ruthless Aggression Era.
To read about what was happening on the WWE C-Shows this weekend, click here!
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It’s time for one of ECW’s biggest events of the year as the Extreme Three Way Dance crew dives into ECW Heat Wave 2000!
On Episode 158, JT, Jenny, and Matt break down the entire card from Heat Wave 2000, a show that arrived during one of the most turbulent periods in ECW history. With the company battling financial issues, roster turnover, and an uncertain future, Heat Wave offered ECW a chance to prove it could still deliver the unique blend of violence, athleticism, and unpredictability that made it legendary.
The crew discusses Rob Van Dam gaining revenge on Scotty Anton, the continued rise of Rhino as one of ECW's most dominant stars, and Justin Credible's ECW World Heavyweight Championship defense in the main event. Along the way, they break down every match, analyze the major storylines, hand out awards, and examine where this event ranks among ECW's final pay-per-view offerings.
Was Heat Wave 2000 a bright spot during a difficult year for ECW? Or was it another sign of a promotion struggling to recapture its former glory?
Join us as we revisit one of the final summer spectaculars from Extreme Championship Wrestling.
 
 
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The NoSo Draft heads north of the border!
VOTE: https://rankwrestling.com/podcasts/noso-draft/noso-draft-30-canadian-wrestlers/
YouTube: https://youtu.be/MoOhjIo52Bw
Ryan Gray and JT are joined by Kelly Nelson and Travis Wokoshyn to draft the greatest Canadian wrestlers of all time. From legendary pioneers to modern icons, each participant builds the ultimate roster one pick at a time.
Who goes #1 overall? Bret Hart? Chris Jericho? Edge? Owen Hart? Roddy Piper? Trish Stratus? Kenny Omega? The competition is fierce as the panel debates Canada's greatest contributions to professional wrestling.
Once the draft is complete, YOU decide the winner!
👇 Vote in the comments:🇨🇦 Which roster would you choose?🇨🇦 Who was the biggest steal of the draft?🇨🇦 Who got left off that should have been selected?
Subscribe for more fantasy wrestling drafts, WWE history, classic wrestling discussions, rankings, reviews, and exclusive NoSo Network content!

Welcome to Episode #61 of Shooting Sharp - the Heat of the SummerMike runs through all 4 PPV/PLE of the last weekend, from WWE Night of Champions to TNA Slammiversary to NXT Great American Bash to AEW Forbidden Door. Mike then recaps Raw as the build to Summerslam kicked into gear. Then we run through a quick run down of the week ahead on this 4th of July Week. Check out the Shooting Sharp Podcast Every Tuesday, only on the North South Connection Podcast Network. Follow us on X at @ShootingSharpPC 

Ryan Gray is joined LIVE by Richie Mars & Seth immediately following WWE Night of Champions 2026 to break down everything that happened in Riyadh!
 
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOG9k9z33QA
 
From championship matches and tournament finals to shocking moments, surprise appearances, match grades, and the biggest stories coming out of the Premium Live Event, Ryan and Richie give their instant reactions while looking ahead to SummerSlam.
Join the live chat replay as they discuss:
Every match and championship result
King & Queen of the Ring fallout
MVPs and biggest surprises
Best and worst matches
Storyline implications for Raw & SmackDown
SummerSlam predictions and what's next for WWE
Subscribe to the NoSo Network for more WWE reviews, previews, watch-alongs, and wrestling history podcasts.

Welcome to No Holds Barred, where Aaron and JT take an unfiltered look at wrestling, pop culture, and beyond—with no restrictions and no shortcuts.
In Episode 175, Aaron and JT continue their massive ongoing project to rank the greatest WWE pay-per-view matches in history—one month at a time. This installment turns the spotlight on June, a month packed with legendary championship clashes, unforgettable rivalries, and some of the most influential matches WWE has ever produced.
From classic King of the Ring encounters to show-stealing bouts from Vengeance, Capitol Punishment, and beyond, the guys break down the contenders, debate the rankings, and determine which matches deserve a place among June's elite.
Which matches stand the test of time? Which fan favorites are overrated? And which hidden gems deserve a second look?
Join the discussion as Aaron and JT continue building the definitive month-by-month WWE PPV match rankings.
Topics include:
• The Top WWE PPV Matches from June• Championship classics and all-time performances• Hidden gems, forgotten favorites, and controversial omissions• Ranking debates, listener feedback, and list adjustments• The ongoing quest to create the ultimate WWE match archive
Perfect for fans of WWE history, match rankings, premium live events, and spirited wrestling debate. Whether you agree with every choice or want to argue every placement, this episode delivers plenty to discuss—with absolutely No Holds Barred.WWE, WWE History, WWE Matches, Best WWE Matches, Greatest WWE Matches, WWE PPV, WWE Premium Live Events, King of the Ring, Vengeance, WWE Rankings, Wrestling Podcast, No Holds Barred, Aaron George, JT Rozzero, WWE Classics, Match Rankings, Pro Wrestling, Wrestling History, WWE Retrospective, WWE Debate, Wrestling Analysis, WWE June PPV Matches, Best June WWE Matches, Wrestling Fans, WWE Network

It’s WWE Night of Champions season, and a rotation of fellow wrestling fans joins Ryan Gray to preview every match on the card!
Ryan and Richie Mars preview Tiffany Stratton vs Trick Williams for the Women's United States Championship at Night of Champions.
Ryan and John Arsenio D'Amato preview Trick Williams vs Ricky Saints for the United States Championship at Night of Champions.
Ryan and Seth preview Oba Femi vs Jey Uso for the King on the Ring at Night of Champions.
Ryan and Kathy preview Iyo Sky vs Liv Morgan for the Queen on the Ring at Night of Champions.
Ryan and Ibou preview Sami Zayn vs GUNTHER vs CM Punk for the WWE Championship at Night of Champions.
Ryan and Richie Mars preview Seth Rollins vs Bron Breakker inside a Steel Cage at Night of Champions.

It’s… ChroNoSo! The North-South Connection Podcast Network takes you down memory lane each month by exploring one match from WWE history. This month on ChroNoSo, the crew dives into the rest of June 1991 & Madison Square Garden, July 1, 1991. They cover the matches, as well as segments from Superstar, Wrestling Challenge & PrimeTime Wrestling.

It’s time for Armageddon 2003!
On this episode of Ruthless, Matt Ferrell is joined by Logan Crosland of the Backbone Wrestling Network to break down WWE Armageddon 2003 from top to bottom.
The guys dive into Evolution’s dominant night, the headline storylines coming out of the event, and how the results reshape the WWE landscape heading into 2004. They also discuss the infamous Tag Team Turmoil match, a wild battle of the sexes, and all the key moments—both great and painful—that defined this chaotic PPV.
From main event implications to undercard madness, Matt and Logan deliver a full review of one of the most memorable shows of the Ruthless Aggression Era.
 
 
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Welcome to Episode #60 of Shooting Sharp - Kings, Queens, and the OwenMike opens the show running through the last week of action in WWE, as the roster is back for a quick week and a half in the US before venturing back to Europe and Riyadh. Mike then recaps AEW as the Owen Hart Foundation Tournament is getting to the finish line on the road to Forbidden DoorThen we run through an early preview of the last weekend of June, where all 4 major brands have PPV/PLE over a 30 hour span. Check out the Shooting Sharp Podcast Every Tuesday, only on the North South Connection Podcast Network. Follow us on X at @ShootingSharpPC 

The Monday Night Wars journey continues as Wrestling War Zone heads overseas for one of the most controversial WWF events of the 1990s. On episode 160, JT & Chad break down WWF One Night Only, the United Kingdom-exclusive pay-per-view from September 20, 1997.
In the main event, Shawn Michaels challenges The British Bulldog for the European Championship in front of a passionate hometown crowd that expected to witness Bulldog's crowning moment. Instead, the WWF delivers one of the most debated booking decisions of the era, creating a memorable and emotional conclusion that would have lasting ramifications for the Hart Foundation and the road to Survivor Series.
Elsewhere on the card, Bret Hart battles Undertaker, Owen Hart clashes with Vader, and Dude Love takes on Hunter Hearst-Helmsley as the WWF continues its rapid evolution toward the Attitude Era. JT & Chad discuss the unique atmosphere of a major WWF event held overseas, the crowd reactions throughout the night, and how the company balanced its international audience with its ongoing storylines.
JT & Chad break down:
• Shawn Michaels vs The British Bulldog for the European Championship• The controversial finish and its long-term impact• Bret Hart vs Undertaker• Dude Love vs Hunter Hearst Helmsley• The Hart Foundation's future• The event's place in the build toward Survivor Series 1997• Whether One Night Only deserves more recognition among WWF's 1997 pay-per-views
Was One Night Only an underrated gem from the Attitude Era's formative months, or a missed opportunity to capitalize on one of the hottest acts in wrestling?
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It’s ChroNoSo 1984! The North-South Connection Podcast Network takes you down memory lane each month by exploring moments from WWE history.
The crew digs into the later days of February 1984. Along the way, they break down matches and memorable segments from Championship Wrestling, Philly Spectrum, and the legendary shows from Madison Square Garden.
Join us as we set the stage for a pivotal year in wrestling history and examine the landscape of the WWF as it begins its march toward the Golden Era.

The NoSo Draft returns as the crew steps into royal territory to build the ultimate King of the Ring!
Ryan Gray and JT Rozzero, welcome Marcus Fuller & PrimeTime Kevin E to draft everything needed to create the perfect King of the Ring tournament: the participants, dream matchups, surprise upsets, breakout performances, showdown, and the wrestler who will ultimately wear the crown
Who builds the best bracket? Who books the best coronation? And who truly deserves the crown?
 
Vote: https://rankwrestling.com/podcasts/noso-draft/
 
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JT & Aaron continue their ambitious WWF rebooking project as they move through May and June 1992 on the road to a brand new WWF PPV: King of the Ring.
With WrestleMania VIII now in the rearview mirror, the WWF landscape is rapidly changing. New contenders are rising, established stars are fighting to stay relevant, and major creative decisions are already reshaping the future of the company.
In this episode, the guys rebuild the key storylines, feuds and television developments leading into King of the Ring 1992 while exploring how different booking choices could have altered the direction of the entire decade. They then breakdown this new PPV. 
What role do Bret Hart, Ric Flair, Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker and Sid Justice play in this new WWF timeline? Who gains momentum? Who falls behind? And what surprises await as the tournament draws closer? And WHO will be crowned KING?
Join JT & Aaron for another deep dive into alternate WWF history.
 
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Welcome to WWE RAW or SMACKDOWN TBD, the podcast where Ryan Gray, Richie Mars, and special guests determine whether WWE's biggest stars are a better fit for Raw or SmackDown.
In this special sampler episode, we revisit three standout debates featuring some of WWE's most accomplished superstars:
Charlotte Flair with special guest Ibou
Dolph Ziggler with special guest Marcus
Randy Orton with special guest MJ
Which brand maximizes Charlotte Flair's star power? Was Dolph Ziggler always destined to be a Raw workhorse or a SmackDown centerpiece? And where does "The Viper" Randy Orton truly belong?
Join the crew as they break down careers, championships, rivalries, character evolution, and brand identity while making the ultimate Raw vs. SmackDown case for each superstar.
Whether you're a longtime WWE fan or discovering the series for the first time, this sampler offers a perfect introduction to the unique format and spirited debates of WWE RAW or SMACKDOWN TBD.
Check out the entire series on our YouTube page!
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Welcome to Episode #59 of Shooting Sharp - Tournament SeasonMike opens the show running through the last week of action in AEW and gives a full run down of what is left in the Owen Hart Tournament, where the Winners get title shots at All In in August. Mike then recaps WWE Smackdown and Raw while giving his thoughts on the King and Queen of the Ring, where the Winners get title shots at Summerslam in August.Then we run through the week ahead in Pro WrestlingCheck out the Shooting Sharp Podcast Every Tuesday, only on the North South Connection Podcast Network. Follow us on X at @ShootingSharpPC 

YouTube Version: https://youtu.be/JeV4iyVMlcA
Ryan Gray fires up another edition of NoSo Countdown as he ranks his favorite WWE matches from one of the most fascinating years in company history: 2003.
From the rise of Brock Lesnar and the dominance of Kurt Angle to the unforgettable performances of Shawn Michaels, Chris Benoit, Eddie Guerrero, Triple H, and more, Ryan counts down the matches that defined WWE during the Ruthless Aggression Era.
Which bouts stand the test of time? Which hidden gems deserve more love? And what match claims the #1 spot as the greatest WWE match of 2003?
Join Ryan as he revisits an incredible year filled with classic championship battles, emotional storytelling, technical masterpieces, and unforgettable moments.
Topics include:
Brock Lesnar's biggest matches of 2003
Kurt Angle's legendary in-ring run
Shawn Michaels' late-career classics
Eddie Guerrero's breakout performances
Hidden gems and underrated WWE matches
Match rankings, analysis, and memories
The definitive NoSo Countdown for WWE in 2003
Subscribe to the North South Connection Podcast Network for more WWE rankings, countdowns, reviews, drafts, previews, and wrestling history discussions.
 

It’s… ChroNoSo! The North-South Connection Podcast Network takes you down memory lane each month by exploring one match from WWE history. This month on ChroNoSo, the crew dives into early June 1991. They cover the matches, as well as segments from Superstar, Wrestling Challenge & PrimeTime Wrestling.

The road to Armageddon reaches its final stop!
On this episode of Ruthless, Matt Ferrell and Nick break down WWE Monday Night Raw (December 8, 2003) and WWE SmackDown (December 11, 2003) as WWE puts the finishing touches on its final pay-per-view of the year.
The guys dive into the last major storyline developments, key promos, and match build that define the WWEArmageddon 2003 card, analyzing who has momentum—and who doesn’t—heading into the event.
From main event hype to undercard chaos, Matt and Nick break down everything that worked (and didn’t) across both brands during this crucial week in the Ruthless Aggression Era.
 
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The Monday Night Wars continue to escalate as Wrestling War Zone returns with JT & Chad breaking down WCW Monday Nitro and WWF Raw is War from September 15, 1997.
WCW rolls forward following Fall Brawl as the nWo’s grip on the company remains stronger than ever, while tensions continue to build between the black-and-white faction and WCW loyalists. With the fallout from Curt Hennig’s betrayal of the Four Horsemen still fresh, Nitro pushes deeper into the chaos that defined WCW’s unforgettable 1997 run. JT & Chad analyze the major storyline developments, key promos, and the continued strength of WCW’s loaded roster.
Meanwhile, the WWF keeps gaining momentum during the rise of the Attitude Era. Stone Cold Steve Austin remains the company’s biggest disruptor as his issues with Vince McMahon and the Hart Foundation continue escalating. Undertaker and Shawn Michaels remain central figures in the company’s hottest rivalries, while Raw continues evolving into a faster, edgier, and more unpredictable wrestling show.
JT & Chad break down:
• Fallout from Fall Brawl and WarGames on Nitro• The nWo’s continued dominance in WCW• Stone Cold Steve Austin’s rise in WWF• Undertaker, Shawn Michaels, and the build to Hell in the Cell• Key matches, promos, and character development• Which company won the week in the Monday Night Wars
Which promotion delivered the stronger show as the war between WWF and WCW intensified in September 1997?
Step back into one of wrestling’s most competitive eras as Wrestling War Zone continues its week-by-week journey through the Monday Night Wars.
 
 
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Ryan Gray welcomes Richie Mars to the NoSo Post Show for a full review of WWE Clash in Italy 2026 and AAA Noche de Los Grandes.
From championship clashes and Tribal Combat to lucha libre tradition and Mask vs. Mask drama, Ryan and Richie break down all the biggest moments from a massive weekend of wrestling. The duo discusses the standout performances, shocking results, match quality, booking decisions, and where WWE and AAA go from here.
If you missed the shows—or just want to relive the biggest moments—this is your complete post-event recap.

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Welcome to the debut of NoSo WWE Rewatchables LIVE! JT Rozzero and Ryan Gray kick off a brand-new series where they rank every WWE year from 1984–2023 based on one thing: REWATCHABILITY.
👉 PART TWO covers 1994–2003 — the birth of Austin 3:16, the explosion of WrestleMania, and the golden era of larger-than-life WWF superstars. Which years still hold up today? Which ones are secretly binge-worthy? And which don’t hit the same anymore?
But we’re not just ranking…
🎯 We’re going interactive with LIVE TRIVIA throughout the show! Play along in the chat as we drop questions from each year—testing your knowledge of classic matches, moments, and legends from the ‘90s and early ‘00s.
💬 Jump in, debate the rankings, and see if your picks match ours!
🔥 Topics Include:
New Generation vs. Attitude Era, The rise of Stone Cold Steve Austin & The Rock Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels & Undertaker defining the era The Monday Night Wars TLC, Hell in a Cell & legendary WWE PPVs Ruthless Aggression beginnings Which WWE years are still binge-worthy today?
👍 Like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you don’t miss future parts of NoSo WWE Rewatchables!
Part 1:    • NoSo WWE Rewatchables: 1984–1993 Ranked LI...  
📅 Coming Soon:
Part 3: 2004–2013
Part 4: 2014–2023

JT & Aaron launch an exciting new long-term project on No Holds Barred: rebooking the WWF beginning in April 1992.
Starting with the aftermath of WrestleMania VIII and a new May 1992 edition of Saturday Night’s Main Event, the guys begin reshaping one of the most pivotal eras in wrestling history. Major stars are repositioned, fresh rivalries are created, and the future direction of the company begins to change immediately.
How would the WWF look if different creative decisions were made coming out of WrestleMania VIII? Could Bret Hart rise faster? Would Ric Flair remain on top? What happens to Hulk Hogan, Sid Justice, Randy Savage, Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker and more in this alternate wrestling timeline?
Join JT & Aaron as they build a brand-new version of 1990s WWF history one show at a time.
 
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NoSo Takeover returns as JT, Aaron and Jenny break down one of the greatest events in NXT history — NXT TakeOver: Philadelphia 2018.
The crew dives deep into the unforgettable main event as Johnny Gargano challenges Andrade “Cien” Almas for the NXT Championship in an instant classic that elevated both men and became one of the defining matches of the TakeOver era. From Zelina Vega’s involvement to the emotional near falls and explosive finishing stretch, the hosts analyze why this match still stands among WWE’s modern masterpieces.
Plus, JT, Aaron and Jenny cover:• Adam Cole vs. Aleister Black in a brutal and chaotic Extreme Rules match• The emotional fallout of Authors of Pain vs. Undisputed Era for the NXT Tag Team Championships• Ember Moon vs. Shayna Baszler for the NXT Women’s Championship• Velveteen Dream continuing his rise against Kassius Ohno• How TakeOver Philadelphia cemented NXT’s reputation as WWE’s premier in-ring brand
The hosts discuss match quality, crowd atmosphere, storytelling, long-term impact, and where this event ranks among the greatest TakeOvers of all time.
Was Gargano vs. Almas the best TakeOver match ever? Did Philadelphia represent peak black-and-gold NXT? Tune in as NoSo Takeover relives an unforgettable night from WWE’s hottest brand.
 
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Ryan Gray and a rotating panel of hosts break down one of the wildest weekends in professional wrestling as WWE heads overseas for Clash in Italy 2026 while AAA delivers a historic Noche de Los Grandes event packed with lucha libre drama, championship battles, and Mask vs. Mask insanity.
From Tribal Combat and world title wars to dream matches and shocking twists, Ryan dives into all the biggest moments, standout performances, surprises, and fallout from two major international wrestling events.
Topics include:
Roman Reigns vs. Jacob Fatu in Tribal Combat for the World Heavyweight Championship
Cody Rhodes vs. GUNTHER for the WWE Championship
Rhea Ripley vs. Jade Cargill for the WWE Women’s Championship
Brock Lesnar vs. Oba Femi II
Becky Lynch vs. Sol Ruca for the Women’s IC Championship
El Grande Americano vs. OG El Grande Americano Mask vs. Mask
The crossover atmosphere between WWE and AAA
Match of the Night discussions
Booking analysis, predictions fallout, and future storylines
Was Clash in Italy WWE’s best international premium live event yet?Did Noche de Los Grandes deliver one of the greatest lucha stipulation matches in recent memory?
Ryan and the crew break it all down with full reactions, analysis, and instant wrestling takes.WWE, WWE Clash in Italy, Clash in Italy 2026, AAA, AAA Wrestling, Noche de Los Grandes, Roman Reigns, Jacob Fatu, Cody Rhodes, GUNTHER, Rhea Ripley, Jade Cargill, Brock Lesnar, Oba Femi, Becky Lynch, Sol Ruca, El Grande Americano, lucha libre, WWE review, wrestling podcast, WWE analysis, pro wrestling, WWE premium live event, wrestling recap, Ryan Gray

Welcome to Episode #58 of Shooting Sharp - The Road to ItalyMike opens the show with a recap of AEW Double or Nothing this past weekend in QueensMike then recaps WWE Smackdown, Saturday Nights Main Event, and Raw before running through a preview of AAA Mask vs Mask and Clash in Italy this coming weekend!Check out the Shooting Sharp Podcast Every Tuesday, only on the North South Connection Podcast Network. Follow us on X at @ShootingSharpPC

Welcome to WWE WAR: Wrestling Above Replacement, where WWE history meets hard numbers.
JT, Marcus, and Producer Tim continue their deep dive into the 2007 WWE PPV season with a full statistical breakdown of WWE SummerSlam 2007—one of the biggest events of the year and a cornerstone of WWE’s annual calendar.
Using the WWE WAR formula, every match is evaluated based on in-ring quality, star power, card structure, and overall event impact. With marquee matchups, championship stakes, and major storyline progression, SummerSlam presents a critical checkpoint in the WAR rankings.
How does this blockbuster show perform when the numbers are applied?Does SummerSlam 2007 live up to its reputation as WWE’s biggest event of the summer?
And where will it land among the greatest WWE pay-per-views of all time?
🎧 Tune in as another major event enters the WAR ledger and the all-time rankings continue to take shape.
What you’ll hear in this episode:
• Full SummerSlam 2007 statistical match breakdown• Continued analysis of the 2007 WWE PPV season• Deep dive into the WWE WAR scoring system• Updated all-time WWE PPV rankings• Data-driven debate mixed with classic wrestling fandom
 
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WWE Saturday Night's Main Event from Fort Wayne, Indiana, is over. It’s time for the NoSo Post Show to give their thoughts on the event. From Live to Tape on YouTube, Ryan Gray & Richie Mars give you their thoughts on the PLE.
 
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It’s… ChroNoSo! The North-South Connection Podcast Network takes you down memory lane each month by exploring one match from WWE history. This month on ChroNoSo, the crew dives into late May & early June 1991. They cover the matches, as well as segments from Madison Square Garden, Superstar, Wrestling Challenge & PrimeTime Wrestling.

The Ruthless Aggression Era heads into December 2003!
Matt Ferrell and Marcus Fuller break down WWE Monday Night Raw (12/1/03) and WWE SmackDown (12/4/03), highlighted by the return of Mick Foley, a strong WWE Championship match, and plenty of classic early-2000s WWE weirdness.
The guys also discuss **Jim Ross struggling to carry a tune, memorable commentary moments, and one of the strangest segments of the era involving blind ladies getting tossed around.
Another wild week of WWE television as Ruthless continues its chronological journey through the Ruthless Aggression Era.
Be sure to check out Matt's reviews of this week's C Shows as well!
 
 
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It’s WWE Saturday Night's Main Event season, and a rotation of fellow wrestling fans joins Ryan Gray to preview every match on the card!
 
Ryan and Mike Rossi preview The Vision vs The Street Profit for the World Tag Team Championship at SNME.
 
Ryan and Richie Mars preview Penta vs Ethan Page for the Intercontinental Championship at SNME
 
Ryan and Tony Richards preview Jade Cargill, Michin & B-Fab vs Rhea Ripley, Charlotte Flair & Alexa Bliss at SNME
 
Ryan and Steve Riddle preview Becky Lynch vs Sol Ruca at SNME.
 
Ryan and Richie Mars preview Brie Bella & Paige vs Lash Legend & Nia Jax for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship at SNME.

Welcome to Episode #57 of Shooting Sharp - Memorial Day Weekend PreviewMike opens the show with a WWE recap from the last week between NXT, Smackdown, and Raw, before previewing this weekend's Saturday Nights Main EventMike then recaps AEW Dynamite and Collision before hitting on a preview of the Owen Hart Tournament and Double or Nothing going down this Sunday in Queens! Check out the Shooting Sharp Podcast Every Tuesday, only on the North South Connection Podcast Network. Follow us on X at @ShootingSharpPC