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The rivalry between Stone Cold Steve Austin and Vince McMahon hits a new climax, as they collide in a steel cage match. Elsewhere, Mankind defends his world title against The Rock, Ken Shamrock takes on The Big Valbowski for the intercontinental title, and Goldust meets Bluedust. Tune in for all the great takes and more as we cover the second to the last show of season ten. We don’t know…
No chance! That’s what you’ve got. The odds are stacked against Stone Cold Steve Austin, who is looking to win his third Rumble in a row. He’ll be entrant number one, and Vince has put a $100,000 bounty on him, to be paid out to whoever eliminates the Rattlesnake. Vince McMahon himself has entered the Rumble match, and he’ll be out at number two. Elsewhere, new World Champion Mankind defends…
Duke and Rogue are back to cover the last big WWF show for 1998, and what a year it’s been… In the main event, The Undertaker and Stone Cold Steve Austin collide in a Buried Alive Match, with the winner earning a spot in next month’s Royal Rumble. Elsewhere, The Rock defends his World Title against Mankind, and The New Age Outlaws defend the tag belts versus The Corporation’s team…
Duke and Rogue are back to cover the UK exclusive show, WWF Capital Carnage 1998!
Duke and Rogue are back to cover one of the most infamous shows from the Attitude Era, Survivor Series: Deadly Game. Gone are the traditional teams of five striving to survive matches, and in their place is a 14 man tournament to crown a brand new World Champion. The belt has been vacant for months, and tonight that all changes. This has been called Vince Russo’s finest achievement, and was…
Duke and Rogue begin the second half of season ten with one of the best shows of the year so far. In the main event, Kane and the Undertaker battle for the World Title, with former champion Stone Cold Steve Austin as the special guest referee. Tune in for all of the great takes and more!
Duke and Rogue are back with a very special episode. With the Attitude Era really cooking with gas, we decided to break the year up, and for the first time ever, we’re doing a Halftime show, where we look back at the first half of Season 10 and look ahead at what’s to come as we continue our journey covering WWF in 1998-1999.
We’ve reached the halfway point of season ten, and in this one features two triple threat matches, a six man tag, and more!
The guys are back and there’s hell toupee on the highway to hell that is WWF’s SummerSlam 1998! In the main event, the Undertaker challenges Stone Cold Steve Austin for the world title, we have a ladder match between HHH and The Rock, and Mick Foley will attempt to defeat the New Age Outlaws all by his lonesome, and in turn gain a spot in the Madison Square Garden Hall…
In this episode, we head back to the Seland Arena for WWF’s first Fully Loaded show. It’s not very good, but there’s some jugs. There’s also a tag title match in the main event, with Mankind and Kane defending against Steve Austin and The Undertaker. Elsewhere, we have a two out of three falls match between The Rock and Triple H, the Big Valbowski takes on Double J, and we…
Duke and Rogue are back to cover one of the most memorable shows of the Attitude Era, WWF King of the Ring 1998. The show is headlined by a double main event for the ages, as Mankind takes on the Undertaker in Hell in a Cell, and Stone Cold Steve Austin defends his world title against Kane. If Kane fails to win the title, he has vowed to set himself…
Duke and Rogue are back to cover WWF Over the Edge 1998! On this show, Stone Cold defends his world title against Dude Love, DX and The Nation continue their feud, and The Rock defends his Intercontinental Championship against former friend and mentor Faarooq. This show comes fresh off the heels of the WWF ending WCW’s 83 Week streak of dominance on Monday nights, and the Attitude era is in…