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Published by Ray Petree
Welcome to Rewind Mania, a podcast dedicated to exploring the history of professional wrestling, one match at a time.
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This week on Rewind Mania, Ray and Jordan review a match between the Road Warriors and Midnight Express from July 1986, that aired on NWA World Championship Wrestling. 👉 Don’t miss my professional wrestling column at the August Free Press ==SOCIALS== Linktree: /raypetree Twitter: /ray_petree Facebook: /RayPetreeIII Ray's Bluesky: raypetree.bsky.social Jordan's Twitter: @AmazingJordoJG
This week on Rewind Mania, Ray and Jordan review the first TLC match from SummerSlam 2000, between the Edge & Christian, the Hardy Boyz, and Dudley Boyz. 👉 Don’t miss my professional wrestling column at the August Free Press ==SOCIALS== Linktree: /raypetree Twitter: /ray_petree Facebook: /RayPetreeIII Ray's Bluesky: raypetree.bsky.social Jordan's Twitter: @AmazingJordoJG
This week on Rewind Mania, Jordan and Ray explore the legendary three match at Unbreakable 2005—between AJ Styles, Samoa Joe, and Christopher Daniels. 👉 Don’t miss my professional wrestling column at the August Free Press ==SOCIALS== Linktree: /raypetree Twitter: /ray_petree Facebook: /RayPetreeIII Ray's Bluesky: raypetree.bsky.social Jordan's Twitter: @AmazingJordoJG
This October, Jordan and I are diving headfirst into WCW’s Halloween Havoc—to explore the PPV’s five best matches. This week we’re concluding our match with the greatest match in Halloween Havoc history: Rey Mysterio vs. Eddie Guerrero from Halloween Havoc 1997. 👉 Don’t miss my professional wrestling column at the August Free Press ==SOCIALS== Linktree: /raypetree Twitter: /ray_petree Facebook: /RayPetreeIII Ray's Bluesky: raypetree.bsky.social Jordan's Twitter: @AmazingJordoJG
This October, Jordan and I are diving headfirst into WCW’s Halloween Havoc—to explore the PPV’s five best matches. This week we’re continuing our list with the second best match in Halloween Havoc history: Cactus Jack vs. Big Van Vader, from Halloween Havoc ‘93. 👉 Don’t miss my professional wrestling column at the August Free Press ==SOCIALS== Linktree: /raypetree Twitter: /ray_petree Facebook: /RayPetreeIII Ray's Bluesky: raypetree.bsky.social Jordan's Twitter: @AmazingJordoJG
This October, Jordan and I are diving headfirst into WCW’s Halloween Havoc—to explore the PPV’s five best matches. This week we’re continuing our list with the third best match in Halloween Havoc history: Steve Austin vs. Dustin Rhodes, from Halloween Havoc ‘91. 👉 Don’t miss my professional wrestling column at the August Free Press ==SOCIALS== Linktree: /raypetree Twitter: /ray_petree Facebook: /RayPetreeIII Ray's Bluesky: raypetree.bsky.social Jordan's Twitter: @AmazingJordoJG
This October, Ray and Jordan are diving headfirst into WCW's Halloween Havoc, to review the five best matches in the PPV's history. This week, they continue their list with the fourth best match in Halloween Havoc history: Hollywood Hogan vs. Randy Savage from Halloween Havoc '96.
All month long, “Rewind Mania” will be diving headfirst into WCW’s “Halloween Havoc” Pay-Per-View: to explore the five best matches in the show's history. Today, Jordan and I will begin the list with number five: the Steiner Brothers match against the Nasty Boys for the NWA United States Tag Team Championships, from “Halloween Havoc ‘90: Terror Rules the Ring.”
This week on Rewind Mania, Ray and Jordan review Samoa Joe's dream match against Kenta Kobashi, from the titular Ring of Honor PPV, "Joe vs. Kobashi." 👉 Don’t miss my professional wrestling column at the August Free Press ==SOCIALS== Linktree: /raypetree Twitter: /ray_petree Facebook: /RayPetreeIII Ray's Bluesky: raypetree.bsky.social Jordan's Twitter: @AmazingJordoJG
This week, Ray and Jordan will be reviewing a veritable dream match between two of the greatest tag teams of the 1980s, the Rock 'N' Roll Express and British Bulldogs, from International Bash '89. 👉 Don’t miss my professional wrestling column at the August Free Press ==SOCIALS== Linktree: /raypetree Twitter: /ray_petree Facebook: /RayPetreeIII Ray's Bluesky: raypetree.bsky.social Jordan's Twitter: @AmazingJordoJG
This week on Rewind Mania, Ray and Jordan review the Briscoes' Boston Street Fight, against Kevin Steen & El Generico at Death Before Dishonor V. 👉 Don’t miss my professional wrestling column at the August Free Press ==SOCIALS== Linktree: /raypetree Twitter: /ray_petree Facebook: /RayPetreeIII Ray's Bluesky: raypetree.bsky.social Jordan's Twitter: @AmazingJordoJG
This week on Rewind Mania, Ray and Jordan review Antonio Inoki and Jack Brisco's best two-out-of-three falls match from August 5, 1971, in the JWA.
This week on Rewind Mania, Ray and Jordan review Magnum TA and Tully Blanchard's epic "I Quit" steel cage match from Starrcade '85: The Gathering.
This week on Rewind Mania, Ray and Jordan review Shawn Michaels classic match with Mankind at "In Your House 10: Mind Games."
This week, Ray is joined by Jordan to review Sting's clash with Big Van Vader at Starrcade '92, in the finale of the King of Cable Tournament,
This week, Ray is joined by Jordan to talk about Ric Flair's epic "I Quit" match with Terry Funk at Clash of the Champion IX in Troy, NY, from 1989.
WWE Vault dropped a previously unseen match between Randy Savage and Jerry Lawler from 1985, so Ray is joined by Jordan Grubb to review the match. 👉 Don’t miss my professional wrestling column at the August Free Press ==SOCIALS== Linktree: /raypetree Twitter: /ray_petree Facebook: /RayPetreeIII Ray's Bluesky: raypetree.bsky.social Jordan's Twitter: @AmazingJordoJG
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