Michael Coulthard
Self - Host
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WWE's Greatest Moments
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Hosted by legendary play-by-play announcer Michael Cole, each episode features WWE Superstars and Legends sharing their personal memories from some of the most unforgettable moments in WWE history.
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Episodes
13 Episodes
011. Raw in the '90s
Monday Night Raw first aired in 1993 and instantly became must-see TV. Skyrocketed by the popularity of Superstars like Stone Cold Steve Austin and factions like Degeneration X, this era was a fan favorite and one we are still talking about to this day. Whether it was counting down to an epic debut or invading enemy territory during the Monday Night Wars, there were no shortage of unforgettable moments during the most wild time in WWE history!
022. Royal Rumble: 80's & 90's
The high stakes of the Royal Rumble–a chance at a championship match at WrestleMania–have made it one of the most important premium live events of the year and has given the WWE universe unforgettable moments from WWE superstars for more than two decades. Highlights from the 80’s and 90’s Rumble include Chyna entering as the first female competing with all men, Shawn Michaels going the distance and huge controversy involving Bret “The Hitman” Hart.
033. Smackdown: The First Decade
Featuring the biggest stars in professional wrestling such as The Rock, Hulk Hogan and John Cena, WWE’s SmackDown became the premiere destination for the most exciting matches, and entertaining moments on network television. From the unforgettable debut of the high-flying Rey Mysterio to the wild grocery store scene with “Stone Cold” Steve Austin and Booker T, SmackDown has been taking over television sets across the globe since 1999.
044. nWo
In 1996, the professional wrestling world was turned upside down with the emergence of the New World Order or nWo. When the black and white took over the scene, WCW was taken to new heights both in television ratings and pop culture. From the shocking debut of Scott Hall in WCW and Dennis Rodman’s first match to the infamous finger poke of doom and the reveal of the “third man” at Bash at the Beach, the bad boys on the block quickly became one of the greatest wrestling factions of all-time.
055. Stone Cold" Steve Austin
The hell-raising antics of “Stone Cold” Steve Austin have made him one of the most recognizable names in WWE history. In this episode, we celebrate the top moments of The Texas Rattlesnake with stories from The Rock, Kevin Owens, and Steve Austin himself.
066. Celebrities of the 80s
WWE has been in the center of pop culture for decades and it all began in the 1980’s, when the most dazzling celebrities appeared in the squared circle. In this star-studded episode, we’re featuring moments like Mr. T leaving Hollywood for the ring, Muhammad Ali as a guest referee, Aretha Franklin singing the national anthem, Cyndi Lauper connecting rock and wrestling, Andy Kaufman’s battle with Jerry Lawler and so much more!
077. WCW
Throughout the rich history of Professional Wrestling, few companies were able to leave a mark as huge as World Championship Wrestling (WCW). In this episode, we look back at the moments that defined an entire organization and left fans with lifelong memories. Highlights include: the birth of WCW Monday Nitro, the infamous match-up between Hollywood Hogan and Sting, the intense rivalry between “Macho Man” Randy Savage and Diamond Dallas Page and much more.
088. CM Punk
One of the most polarizing figures in the history of Sports Entertainment, CM Punk has certainly made a Hall of Fame career for himself.
099. WrestleMania in the 80's
It’s the goal of every WWE Superstar to stand under the bright lights of the Grandest Stage of Them All and few events have captivated a global audience more than WrestleMania. In this episode, we journey back to the beginnings of WrestleMania’s rich history, the 1980’s. Featuring unforgettable moments like Ultimate Warrior battling “Ravishing” Rick Rude for the intercontinental title, “Macho Man” Randy Savage’s rise to the top at WrestleMania 4, Hulk Hogan body slamming Andre the Giant in front of over 93,000 screaming fans, and much more.
1010. Cody Rhodes
As the son of Hall of Famer, Dusty Rhodes, Cody Rhodes has carved a path for himself like no other Superstar in WWE history. The American Nightmare’s illustrious career is packed with moments like his first singles match at WrestleMania in 2011, his steel cage match with Seth Rollins while battling a gruesome injury, Cody’s shocking return to WWE in 2022 and his amazing victory over Roman Reigns at WrestleMania 40, when Cody finally “finished the story”.
1111. The Bloodline
Looking at the journey of The Bloodline from their rich Samoan heritage of the squared circle; led by Roman Reigns, each member has reached the very heights of this industry; acknowledge The Bloodline with their moments.
1212. DX
Degeneration X was the most controversial group in WWE history. They pushed the envelope with their sophomoric shenanigans and lewd humor, but in doing so, they revolutionized professional wrestling. And now, we’re counting down the top moments from DX’s memorable career like spray painting the WWE headquarters, the shocking addition of boxing legend Mike Tyson, invading the WCW, and so much more.
1313. Money in the Bank Cash-Ins
“Money in the bank” is a unique concept within the WWE. Superstars climb a ladder and battle for the chance to retrieve a briefcase containing a contract for a championship title opportunity. Cashing in that briefcase can happen any place and any time. With stories from Roman Reigns, John Cena and Seth Rollins, we’ll relive the very first cash-in from 2005, C.M. Punk ruining Jeff Hardy’s title win in 2009, Seth Rollins’ shocking heist of the century, and much more.