Kevin Nash (World Heavyweight Title)2000: Mike Awesome vs. Dean Malenko (Cruiserweight Title)1998: Goldberg vs. Hiroyoshi Tenzan (World Cup of Wrestling)1996: Hollywood Hogan vs.
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Once that's all out of the way they get into this episode's randomly selected six matches from six randomly selected years of WCW Starrcade- if you want to be surprised you should stop reading now and go ahead and listen, but otherwise here they are below (all can be found on Peacock in the US and WWE Network in the rest of the world):1994: Johnny B. This week on Wrestling Omakase we take a completely randomized look back at the 'granddaddy of them all', WCW Starrcade!John is joined by returning guest & VOW contributor Matt Francis for his third WCW Retro Roulette episode of the year! Before they get into the episode topic John discusses attending AEW's Dynamite/Rampage taping at UBS Arena on Long Island this past Wednesday, including a little bit about how people apparently don't understand what crowd numbers in certain buildings actually mean. Tenzan again, Savage at least puts in some effort this time, Takayama on the verge of breaking out as a megastar, Yuji Nagata FUCKING OWNS, Minoru Tanaka's bizarre videogame gimmick, EVIL HEAT, Love & Energy forever, a damn great match to close things out, and much more!Follow Wrestling Omakase on Twitter to submit questions for future episodes and get alerts every time new episodes go up- this podcast at - Inquiries: & Opt-Out: Go Shiozaki, NJPW 1/4/10 (NJPW World: )Topics that come up along the way include: since we did get all NJPW this time John gives some background on the promotion's very turbulent history as we go through the years here, Chono's bizarre clean-cut years, Muta nearly commits a random murder, a little background on both Heisei Ishingun and Yatsu's very strange career journey to this point, a boring match with not much to talk about, how the hell did we get Savage vs. Yoshihiro Takayama, NJPW 5/2/02 (NJPW World: or )5. Kengo Kimura & Tatsutoshi Goto, NJPW 1/4/95 (NJPW World: )3. Masahiro Chono, NJPW 1/4/93 (NJPW World: )2. As always, stop reading here if you want to be surprised, but if you'd like to know beforehand here they are below:1. Once that's out of the way they get into their topic, which is six randomly selected matches from six randomly selected Tokyo Dome shows (all Dome shows were eligible, not just 1/4 and not just NJPW).
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Plus there's some discussion of Jeri's semi-recent Atlantic City trip, and John's pre-emptive year end thoughts ahead of next week's 2021 Year End Awards episode.
This week on Wrestling Omakase we take our third completely randomized look back at shows that took place inside the Big Egg, the Tokyo Dome!John is joined by returning guest & VOW contributor Jeri Evagood for her record TENTH appearance of the year! Wow! John crowns her MVP (Most Valuable Podcaster) before they get into what they've both been up to, including Christmas, worrying about Omicron cancelling their plans, and a whole lot more. Here's the awards in the order covered on the show:-Worst Weekly TV-Worst Major Show-The WWE Memorial Award for Worst Promotion-Worst Feud-Worst Match of the Year-Best Weekly TV-Best Major Show-Best Promotion-Best Feud-Most Outstanding Wrestler-Tag Team of the Year-Match of the Year-Wrestler of the YearThanks for joining us at the end of another truly wild and somewhat awful year on this planet! Here's to 2022 being a whole lot better, both for wrestling and just the world in general!Follow Wrestling Omakase on Twitter to submit questions for future episodes and get alerts every time new episodes go up- this podcast at - Inquiries: & Opt-Out: John also gives the overall winners of the voting, with all Omakase guests from the year being invited to send in their picks.
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This week on Wrestling Omakase it's our fifth annual year end awards spectacular, as we break down the best and worst of 2021 in all of professional wrestling!John is joined by an all-star panel of 2021 guests: VOW contributors Sean Sedor Suit Williams Gerard di Trolio and Paul Volsch plus Devin Mongo and Liam McCann They all talk a little about what they liked and didn't like about 2021, and what they thought of wrestling as a whole, before getting into their individual award picks.
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