30 Week Journey: Wrestlemania XIX (2003)
Hosts Jack Encarnacao and JP Sarro go deep on a show remembered for its behind-the-scenes drama as much as its in-ring drama, which was considerable. Get Lapsed on the following:
- The worm turns on Triple H, as he builds up Booker T as a proud challenger who must stand up for himself in the face of implied racism … and then pins him clean, and hard
- Lesnar’s ill-fated leap, and why he just had to hit the F5 afterwards
- Austin’s final match, and why his paranoia, pain, and panic nearly kept him from getting into the ring
- Limp Bizkit, and the moment Fred Durst has to ask the crowd, “Are you awake yet?”
- The first “dual-brand” Wrestlemania, and other distinctions without a difference
- Mysterio’s WM debut
- Shawn Michaels’ WM return
- The best version of Rock’s entrance theme
- Hogan v. Vince, a storyline that evoked Vince’s steroid trial, how it miscast Hogan’s actual testimony
- Vince peeks over the apron
All that and so much more, including excerpts from a recent chat with Jim Ross about being side-by-side with Austin during his meltdown and Dave Meltzer on what lingers from this show. The 30-week freight train keeps on rolling!
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