Xinkai wrote: » Does anybody know when the Network will be available to get in Ireland? I know it's soon but I'm actually craving to watch some old Smackdown.
Monokne wrote: » Why SD, incidentally? Just curious. Most people are always desperate to see the old Raws since it's the A show...
Ape Lincoln wrote: » I think wrote in his book about legit heat towards him which he used as inspiration for a promo later that year.
Ape Lincoln wrote: » Per an advert on Raw, they're starting to upload Nitro next week
Deleted User wrote: » How far into the raw episodes is the network? The ones that started from the very first episode. Must be well into 95 at this stage
Ape Lincoln wrote: » Early August 1995 They have also uploaded a few random eps or Raw and SD! from between 1996 and 2002 Edit: Announced on Raw that Attitude Era Raw is War eps are bing added next week. New episodes of Monday Night War on Tuesday and Wednesday night too.
With the first six months ending for subscriptions, the WWE Network announced uploading the first 100 hours of Nitro (the show started as one hour and moved to two hours about eight months into the run so that would be more than the first year) and pushed a Monday Night War series.
Deleted User wrote: » I didnt see Raw last night. Did they say full years of raw would be added?
Monokne wrote: » 2002 - 2003 it was great alright. I can't remember any other times it was great though. The JBL era had some fun angles but not much by way of wrestling. Oh I suppose when Edge was on top in 2007 it was fun too. But then Hunter came over and ate Edge and the whole brand went to hell.
Loughc wrote: » The next episode of The Monday Night War is up, and the next episode is on later tonight. The 2nd episode is based around the Rise of the NWO. Good episode but nothing we didn't already know.
The Ayatolla wrote: » Have WWE got ALL the Nitros and Thunders in their library?
Ape Lincoln wrote: » I don't follow? Is there a Nitro tab up already? Nothing on PS3 atm. Monday Night War is better than the DVD doc but I am starting to find it tedious. The Vince vs Turner narrative is risible and it's a bit revisionist the way they keep saying how they pushed their silver bullet in Austin to the moon after KOTR '96 when he was relegated to the SummerSlam pre-show against Yoko****ingzuna. Afaik it waa Bret Hart who pushed to work with him upon his return and Austin wasn't even put over Hart even though that submission match did him wonders but I doubt that finish was Vince's idea (the match stip came from the office though).
Sirsok wrote: » I hate they way they make out turner to be a bad guy ( more so in others docs ) for trying to put wwe out of business. When wwe did that to , nearly , the whole American wrestling industry in the 80's
rovert wrote: » Who did WWE put out of business directly? It was more the advent of cable TV and mismanagement within the industry.