Ep. 46: 1995 Great American Bash
Hosts Jack Encarnacao and JP Sarro dive deep on this Turner offering, and drink up the atmosphere of a show that took place just days after news broke that WCW was going to make a run at Vince McMahon’s Monday night real estate.
The show includes:
- The Tragedy of The Renegade
- Lanky Alex Wright takes to the sky against Brian Pillman in a barn burner
- The WCW look-a-like sweepstakes
- The U.S. title tournament – which included Flair v. Wright and Savage v. Austin – concludes with Sting versus Meng and his martial arts expertise
- Commish Nick Bockwinkel forgets the name of Bash at the Beach in an all-time fail
- Sgt. Craig Pittman throws himself out of the ring and lands on his feet, then bumps. Then goes the Power Plant to train other wrestlers
- The mystery behind Marcus Alexander Bagwell’s absence REVEALED
- The reason Hogan tussles with Vader on the pre-show only to make no appearance whatsoever on the pay-per-view REVEALED
- Flair uses Angelo Poffo as a human shield to clip Savage’s knee, and other assorted Flair vintage
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