Official WWE 24/7 Discussion Thread!

[JCWBobC]

I thought it was great but I felt like Taz was out of place with the other guys.

Bob

[Flava Dave]

Ric's shot at Shane Douglas was amazing.

[Deleted]

is the low worth watching?

[Iron Man]

Sept 19, 2008 22:22:56 GMT -5 @realdeal said:

is the low worth watching?

the low stuff is the best content from 24/7 imo

[Dwight]

Sept 18, 2008 22:49:32 GMT -5 Flava Dave said:

Ric's shot at Shane Douglas was amazing.

Yeah that gave me a good laugh.

It was kind of disappointing because it seemed like a 4-Horsemen conversation most of the time which is understandable but geez. I wanted more opinions on The Nation in particular. And I couldn't believe that the only mention of the Hart Foundation was when JR said it was in his top 3.

It was Horsemen and nWo with a few mentions here and there.

[carly1988]

The fact that the Freebirds didnt have much talk seeing as how they are by terms the Original Faction of professional wrestling, surprised me

[Dwight]

Yeah I couldn't believe that either. Such great factions out there of course they couldn't talk about all of them. But they could have cut back on that Horsemen talk for crying out loud.

Keep in mind I have nothing against the Horsemen as I of course love them. The point is its called "Factions" not "Horsemen". Though I must say Flair was pretty amusing throughout.

[HHH316]

I havent watched the LOW but I'm going to try before the weekend is over.

[ztj_wwf]

lol at Flair not knwing who Gangrel is, come one Ric!

[Boy Wonder]

I've had this for less than a day and I'm already in love with it

[Quanthor]

PYBO for October is...

IYH: Buried Alive '96

Halloween Havoc '92

No Mercy '04

I'd be happy with either HH or IYH.

[MARK-ISM]

i am loving this WCW Saturday Night. Its so bad, its good. Flair Steamboat not withstanding

[Dwight]

This "Take me out to the Brawl Game" Theme is really going to suck. I can just tell already. I did have a chuckle watching Knuckleball's match but couldn't help but think "what a waste of space".

[WalterF]

AWA Superclash is very cool. Crazy feel being in the stadium and the seating arrangments just seem random lol, but its a cool card.

[kimberlysghost]

Do I spot TNA's JB siting front row during WCW Nitro this week?

[MARK-ISM]

indeed you do. he is marking out like crazy

[JCWBobC]

Didn't he used to work for WCW back then? I think he did the radio shows or the on-line shows.

Bob

[Chester McFisticuffs]

Oct 2, 2008 15:28:45 GMT -5 JCWBobC said:

Didn't he used to work for WCW back then? I think he did the radio shows or the on-line shows.

Bob

I want to say both. I know he worked for the WCW website.

[Chester McFisticuffs]

NOVEMBER 2008: THE INNOVATORS

All November, WWE 24/7 Classics presents “The Innovators” – a look at the groundbreaking Superstars, supercards and television creations that have revolutionized sports entertainment throughout the years.



Legends

Hall of Fame: Superstar Billy Graham – When Superstar Billy Graham exploded on the wrestling scene in the 1970s, nobody had ever seen a performer with his impressive combination of bodybuilder’s physique, ring ability and swagger on the microphone. Follow the Superstar’s revolutionary and controversial career, from early days in the AWA to the WWE Championship. The retrospective includes Graham’s 2004 WWE Hall of Fame Induction and classic battles versus legends including Bruno Sammartino, Bob Backlund, Mil Mascaras and the “American Dream” Dusty Rhodes.



Legends of Wrestling: Most Important Moments – The Legends of Wrestling are back for a brand-new episode. Mick Foley, “Nature Boy” Ric Flair, Jim Ross and Tazz join Hall of Fame host Gene Okerlund for a no-holds-barred, roundtable discussion of the most important moments in sports entertainment history. The sparks are sure to fly when the Legends debate historic moments including the end of the wrestling territories, Hulkamania, the WWE’s Attitude Era and more.







The Big Ones

The Essential Starrcade – Celebrate the 25th Anniversary of wrestling’s original mega-event. The Essential Starrcade, presented as a 5-part series, counts down the Top 25 Matches in the history of the NWA/WCWs yearly spectacular. Relive the incredible action, featuring all-time great Superstars including Ric Flair, Dusty Rhodes, Sting, Hulk Hogan, the Road Warriors and Eddie Guerrero.



Survivor Series – Get ready for this year’s Survivor Series with a look at two (2) memorable classics. Survivor Series debuts in 1987, with tremendous teams captained by WWE Champion Hulk Hogan, “8th Wonder of the World” Andre the Giant, “Macho Man” Randy Savage and more. Then in 1991, Hulk Hogan defends the WWE Championship against the Undertaker. Plus, classic Survivor Series Matches feature Ric Flair, Rowdy Roddy Piper, Bret “Hitman” Hart and Shawn Michaels.







TV Classics

The Monday Night War – WWE continues to battle WCW in the fight for sports entertainment supremacy with (2) head-to-head matchups from October 1997. The Attitude Era is in full swing with Shawn Michaels, Triple H and the rest of D-Generation X riling things up on Raw. Match highlights include Bret “Hitman” Hart defending the WWE Championship versus Ken Shamrock. On Nitro, the battle between the nWo and WCW continues with matches including “Nature Boy” Ric Flair vs “Macho Man” Randy Savage and Scott Steiner vs Scott Hall.







Shorties

“I Want My MizTV!” – WWE Superstar, The Miz, brings you a look at the evolution of music videos in the world of sports entertainment. From early, ‘80s videos featuring The Fabulous Freebirds, Road Warriors and Hulk Hogan, to later, big budget productions starring The Rock, Rey Mysterio and John Cena, the Miz provides his unique perspective on these classic, and not-so-classic, musical creations.






***IMPORTANT***
This synopsis is just a small sampling of the monthly WWE 24/7 Classics On Demand programming.



The Starrcade and LOW segments are going to be epic....

[HHH316]

My more crap in the shorties? Just give me good matches. The Starrcade stuff & LOW looks good.