In a first event of its kind, every match on this card is contested inside the six sides of steel cage. At least that’s what was advertised. However, there is not one standard cage match in the bunch. Instead, we have a tag team match inside of a cage where you have to make tags, a tables match inside of a cage that looks goofy as hell, a strap match…

As we plow through the first year of TNA monthly pay per views, we have a contender for not only the worst show this season, but possibly the worst one that we’ve ever covered. It’s TNA Destination X 2005, and bullshit is everywhere on this card, with each contest featuring outside interference, incompetent officiating, and not one, but two guys in masks who arrive to save the day. This was…

On this episode a NASCAR driver makes an underwhelming appearance in a tag match, we got something called a full metal mayhem match between Abyss and Jeff Hardy, and AJ Styles and Christopher Daniels compete in an iron man match for the X Division Title. In the main event Big Sexy takes on Double J for the world title.

It’s TNA’s first show of 2005 and we get our first taste of the Ultimate X Match, as the title is on the line in a three way dance featuring AJ Styles, Chris Sabin, and defending champion Petey WIlliams. Elsewhere, there’s another three way dance pitting Monty Brown, Kevin Nash, and DDP with the winner getting a title shot in the main event. In the undercard, Roddy Piper officiates a…

TNA’s second monthly PPV features a six man tag match pitting the Kings of Wrestling- NWA World Champion Double J and the Outsiders- against the trio of AJ Styles, Jeff Hardy, and The Macho Man Randy Savage. Elsewhere, we get a Serengeti Survival Match, the X Division and Tag Titles are on the line, and two of TNA’s great tag teams – Triple X and America’s Most Wanted – square…

The guys are back and this time we’re diving into the first monthly PPV extravaganza that TNA put on, Victory Road 2004. This one’s got a little bit of everything. It starts out with a 20 man Royal Rumble type contest for the X Division Cup, we get the minis in action, a Caged Heat match, a last man standing tag team match, and finally the NWA World Heavyweight title…

The Year of Duke and Rogue is back with a new season and we are beyond thrilled to be done with WCW. We conducted a poll, and the results are in. This time around the guys go where they’ve never gone before : Total Nonstop Action Wrestling. TNA began a little over a year after the demise of WCW, and during its first two years in existence, they held weekly…

Duke and Rogue take a trip down memory lane and revisit the best and worst, well, mostly worst of WCW in its final year and change.

Well folks, we finally made it through the last chapter of World Championship Wrestling. In this episode we’ll be covering the final Nitro which took place on March 26, 2001. A few days prior to the event, Vince McMahon bought the company and this final episode of Nitro starts with him talking about how the future of WCW is in his hands. This surreal episode took place six days before…

Finally, after subjecting ourselves to over a dozen of the worst professional wrestling shows ever made, The Year of Duke and Rogue Podcast is back and we’re covering Greed, the final ever WCW pay per view. The Nature Boy Ric Flair is still running the company on air, and on this show he’ll be teaming up with The Chosen One Jeff Jarrett to take on the father-son combo of The…

As we head into the final couple of months of World Championship Wrestling, the ‘Nature Boy’ Ric Flair and his “Magnificent 7” faction have been running roughshod on the roster. The group of veterans was supposed to form at the end of the Sin pay per view, but their debut was botched on account of Sid’s broken leg. Adding some intrigue these days are the mysterious surveillance cameras capturing things…