Some wrestlers work their butts off for decades without ever coming close to a pay-per-view main event for a major company. Dennis Rodman go to do it twice just by being pals with Hulk Hogan. The ...
Is WWE planning on bringing back a major WCW PPV event in the near future? Possibly. The company filed and application to trademark "Superbrawl" with the United States Patent & Trademark Office on ...
Starrcade 1997 was a monumental pay-per-view for WCW for a number of ways. On one hand, it was the highest-grossing WCW ppv in history and highlighted by Hulk Hogan vs. Sting in the main event. On the ...
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WCW's Matches & PPV Archive Have A New Streaming Home, And It's Much Better Than Netflix
There’s a new home for the WCW archive, with professional wrestling fans from today and yesterday able to watch without subscription. While WWE content, including vintage offerings from WCW are ...
Previously on the Best and Worst of WCW Monday Nitro: The NBA Playoffs forced Nitro into an earlier, one-hour time slot, and nothing really happened for a month besides nWo beatdowns and cracked-out ...
A familiar event name to WCW fans may be re-appearing in either WWE or NXT at some point in the future. On Tuesday, WWE filed a trademark for SuperBrawl, the long-running WCW pay-per-view for which ...
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WWE Potentially Reviving Past WCW PPV Name?
Could a past WCW pay-per-view be making a comeback in WWE? According to the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO), WWE has once again filed to trademark “SuperBrawl,” a former WCW PPV name ...
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