I could listen to guys like Cornette, Arn Anderson and Flair all day and not get tired of it.

I was an NWA fan, and my buddy was a WWF fan back then. The first time he spent the night at my house, that next morning he was a rock and roll express fan. He said it best, the wwf looks like a Michael Jackson video and the nwa looks like a fight.

Total Extreme Wrestling is the game you're looking for.

Took a look at it. It seems fairly...sterile...for this sort of thing, but worth a try.

Simon Leary no your not weird. I dream about it often. You are a true pro wrestling fan my friend 👍

MDickie made a few wrestling games

I am jealous man!

1987 represent 👊

Jonni Roxville u can't use the phrase cornette's the best because Brad the Volfan has that trademarked.

I made the mistake of looking up Brad the VolFan, going to his instagram, and being blasted by gay porn. At work.

literally laughed your ass off? i'd seek help at a medical facility!!

I don't know if it was the best wrestling match, but it was definitely the best War Games by far!

Watch 1992 - better IMHO

Mark Spoor Maybe, but the crowd was unreal loud in '87, so loud that when Animal entered the cage, you couldn't hear the announcers.

Wargames 92 in my humble opinion is the best one. You had a lot of top stars like Bobby Eaton, Arn Anderson, Rick Rude, Steve Austin, etc etc. The first five minutes of the match, Stunning Steve is bleeding from being run into the cage by Barry Windham. One of the best and certainly one of the wildest wargames matches I've seen.

I remember going to a house show in Knoxville, TN in the Summer of 97 that had Ric Flair advertised on the card only to learn when main event time rolled around that Ric was nowhere in Knoxville but was already in Columbia, SC for Monday Nitro the following night getting ready for that. But, we made up for it that December when Nitro came around and seeing Hall and Nash that night.

@@apr8189 also Jim's told the story about how Ric Flair almost jumped to the WWF at that time because Flair was sick and fed up with Bischoff and there was actual heat going on between them but I think (correct me if I'm wrong) Flair had attorneys or lawyers that wouldn't allow him go into the Greensboro Colosseum.

@@connordripps1480 if I'm not mistaken, that sounds about right. Ric was in Greensboro the night during Unforgiven 1998 and was ready to come out there but hus lawyers stopped him from showing up.

@@apr8189 I think the lawyer's name was John Taylor in Atlanta. If they had Ric come in that night, it would've been the best moment of the show. I think the plan was to have Ric come in and sit down with his family in the front row and have JR come to the front row and interview Reid who at that point won some sort of national wrestling tournament in North Carolina.

I feel ya. I bought tickets to SmackDown that advertised a Dean Ambrose/Miz IC Title Match and a John Cena match. By the time the show started, Miz was feuding with Cena and there wasn't an IC match, I was NOT happy.

Lol I heard he cut a promo on Jimmy Crocket

Willie Heard That was always a great wrestling arena... even in the Nitro era. It was always a hot crowd.

Leroy Brown He kept notebooks full of dates venues matches results attendance payoffs everything... I bet he could make some decent cash if he turned them into books

He has been on record of having a somewhat long term memory of almost everything that happened. It's amazing.

Stormy Davis Ever see the backstage video that one of the boys took w/a cam corder? Hawk is so coked up

13Lazyrus oh Lord lol.i remember him

Mr. Bundle of sticks

Nope. Jim always stated time and time again that he's not going to the WWE because of 'sports entertainment'.

As a North Carolina boy that grew up on Ric Flair, Sting, Ricky Steamboat, The 4 Horsemen , Lex Luger, Vader, Ron Simmons, The Road Warriors, The Steiner Brothers etc. , no one misses Southern Wrestling more than me but I don't Vince to touch it because he has shit on every NWA/WCW wrestler that he signed. Plus look what he did to ECW, I'm not the biggest ECW fan but if I was it would be like watching Vince bend Sandman, Taz, RVD, and Shane Douglas over and having his way with them. What I wish is that Billy Corgan would open up the NWA as a South East Territory and have the guys really learn how to work instead of doing what TNA and ROH did which from scratch start as a nation wide company and try to copy a failing WWE.

Brian Rose I agree. I'm from Norfolk/Hampton VA so I love Mid-Atlantic/JCP/NWA/WCW. Vince can open them but they'll never run by others. I can't wait to see what this new NWA has to offer. I like ROH, their numbers are at an all-time high thanks to the Bullet Club and great booking. TNA/Impact/GFW could be great but I think another year and it's over for the promotion.

Brian Rose I'm not big on the WWE. I hate the fact that they distance themselves from pro wrestling. The fact that Vince owns the names of all these great pro wrestling promotions sickens me. I'm just saying if he owns them why not open up 2 or 3 so that the WWE roster can all work. Everyone can work, learn, get over, & put on better shows.

Clifton Smith that's called flooding the market. It's big business at first, but quickly will devalue wrestling worse than what it is now. Too much of something is a bad thing. You pretty much described what nxt is/does. If you're into hardcore watch iwa-mid south. If you're into pure wrestling watch roh or njpw.

I wish I was there as I live in New York I really only saw WWF in the 80's as a boy but nwa Crockett was my favorite wrestling

Eric carmen had one hit and then dropped of the face of the earth shut up dude

@ted dymski how many of his songs can you name either than all by myself

Getting paid off the house made all live events better. Selling more tickets at live events meant the workers made more money. So git gud or get no moneys.

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