Legends

WWE Hall of Fame
Hulk Hogan profile
Hulk Hogan vs. Tony Atlas WWF Championship Wrestling 2/3/81
Hulk Hogan vs. Big Boss Man MSG 1/23/89
Hulk Hogan vs. Kamala WCW Main Event 8/6/95

Legends of Wrestling Roundtable: Wrestlemania (Rebroadcast)

The Rock: The Most Electrifying Man in Sport Entertainment (Parts 5 & 6)

The Big Ones

Wrestlemania 24
*Finlay vs. JBL - Belfast Brawl
*Money in the Bank
*Batista vs. Umaga
*ECW champ Chavo Guerrero vs. Kane
*Ashley Massaro & Maria vs. Melina & Beth Phoenix
*Ric Flair vs. Shawn Michaels
*WWE champ Randy Orton vs. John Cena vs. Triple H
*Big Show vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr.
*WWE World champ Edge vs. Undertaker

Madison Square Garden 3/17/85
*Piper's Pit with Mr. T and Hulk Hogan
*Rocky Johnson vs. Charlie Fulton
*Barry O vs. Rene Goulet
*Jim Neidhart vs. S.D. Jones
*King Kong Bundy vs. Jose Luis Rivera
*Iron Sheik & Nikolai Volkoff vs. George Wells & Bret Hart
*Matt Borne vs. David Sammartino
*Andre the Giant & Jimmy Snuka & Junkyard Dog vs. Big John Studd & Jesse Ventura & Ken Patera
*Ricky Steamboat vs. Terry Gibbs
*WWF Intercontinental champion Greg Valentine pinned Tito Santana - Lumberjack Match

TV Classics
All American Wrestling 3/31/85
Monday Night Wars: Nitro 12/15/97
Monday Night Wars: Raw 12/15/97
NWA's WCW on TBS 10/4/86

Shorties: Legends of Wrestlemania
Brutus Beefcake vs Ted DiBiase Wrestlemania V
Hart Foundation vs Rhythm & Blues Wrestlemania V
Intercontinental Championship: Mr Perfect(c) vs Big Boss Man Wrestlemania VII
Jimmy Snuka vs Rick Rude Wrestlemania VI
Jake Roberts vs HonkyTonk Man Wrestlemania III

Labels: wwe 24/7

Posted by Matt Loede at 11:58 PM | Permalink | Comments

From: WrestlScoop.com

It appears WWE is considering moving their 24/7 programming from an on-demand pay-per-view subscription service to its own television channel. Currently the company is doing a marketing study which is probably being done to try and present the cable companies with evidence that people will switch to or from satellite, based on the ability to see the WWE channel as a free service.

It’s known that Vince McMahon has talked about WWE needing its own TV channel for years now. One advantage of having their own channel would be if the USA Network or MyNetworkTV changed their minds on carrying WWE programming, wasn’t interested in anymore or had some sort of power shift, then WWE would have its own channel to air their programming on.

Labels: vince mcmahon, wwe 24/7

Posted by Matt Loede at 6:26 PM | Permalink | Comments

This month's WWE 24/7 Online schedule is up. It is subtitled "RAW XV Celebration Continues". Here is what they are offering.

Raw: Episode 9 March 15, 1993
Raw: Episode 10 March 22, 1993
Raw: Episode 11 April 5, 1993
Raw: Episode 12 April 12, 1993
Raw: Shawn Michaels vs. Razon Ramon August 1, 1994
The Raw Bowl January 1, 1996
Raw: Stone Cold Stuns Mr. McMahon September 22, 1997
Raw: Triple H vs. Marc Mero October 21, 1996
Raw: Stone Cold & Dude Love vs. Owen Hart & British
Bulldog July 14, 1997
Introducing: Chris Jericho August 9, 1999

Labels: RAW, triple h, wwe 24/7

Posted by Matt Loede at 12:32 PM | Permalink | Comments

The theme for WWE 24/7 in January will be "Big Bangs and Dazzling Debuts" – as they look at the premieres of some wrestling shows and early matches featuring top WWE stars. They're going to be airing the first-ever episodes of ECW on TNN in August 1999 (this is largely a recap show that showed the recent history of ECW up until that point) and Monday Night Raw in January 1993. They're also going to be showing "Black Saturday." The description for this reads: (World Championship Wrestling 7/14/84 – Known as "Black Saturday" to millions of wrestling fans around the South, WWE programming replaces long-running World Championship Wrestling, and the stars of the NWA, on Ted Turner’s TBS. Relive the show’s debut as Vince McMahon introduces the Superstars of the WWE, including The Iron Sheik and Jesse "The Body" Ventura, to a whole new audience.) They're also going to be airing Bash at the Beach '94 featuring the WCW in-ring debut of Hulk Hogan not to mention the first-ever Royal Rumble from 1988. They're also going to be airing the "first big impression" of the likes of Batista, Triple H, The Rock, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Chris Jericho, Mankind and The Hardy Boys in WWE.

Labels: wwe 24/7

Posted by Matt Loede at 9:13 PM | Permalink | Comments