What Happened When

One of the big parts of the WHW Starrcast experience during "All In" weekend was fans being able to do "wrestling style" interviews with Tony Schiavone. Additionally, the WHW LIVE was a smash hit because of a few surprise guests. One of those guest did a candid sit-down with Tony Friday at Starrcast. Support us on Patreon, get this show early and ad free, plus TONS of BONUS content: patreon.com/WHWMonday Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WHWMonday Check out the new koozies, hoodies, beach towels, and baby onesies at BoxOfGimmicks.com Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/whw Save thousands at SaveCade.com Get Starrcast a la carte at fite.tv

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Relive the moments of one of the very good PPV's from the WCW era: Spring Stampede '99. From the incredible ability of Blitzkrieg, to Hardcore Hak, to an completely out-of-control Scott Steiner to Diamond Dallas Page becoming the WCW World Heavyweight Champion, this show was really packed with great action. Plus, no interviews! What? That's right, just action. Support us on Patreon, get this show early and ad free, plus TONS of BONUS content: patreon.com/WHWMonday Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WHWMonday Check out the new koozies, hoodies, beach towels, and baby onesies at BoxOfGimmicks.com Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/whw Save thousands at SaveCade.com

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In 1989, Vince McMahon hired this 31-year-old redneck named Tony Schiavone away from WCW and put him on the big stage with Jesse "The Body" Venture as the announce team for SummerSlam 1989. So, sit back, open up your can of Potted Meat and/or Vienna Sausages (YOU'LL FIND OUT WHY, LATER) and relieve the moments from the Meadowlands as Hogan and Brutus Beefcake meet the Macho Man and Zeus. That is if Schiavone's Internet connection holds up!!! Support us on Patreon, get this show early and ad free, plus TONS of BONUS content: patreon.com/WHWMonday Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WHWMonday Check out the new koozies, hoodies, beach towels, and baby onesies at BoxOfGimmicks.com Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/whw Save thousands at SaveCade.com Type

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Strap yourself in, Slapdicks, and get ready for an episode of Thunder chocked full of...stuff. Like Ric Flair getting beat up in a field, Eric Bischoff as a limo driver, Ralphus in drag, Torrie Wilson in a hotel room and Raven's mom! It's Thunder...and it's better than you first thought. (JUST KIDDING!!) Support us on Patreon, get this show early and ad free, plus TONS of BONUS content: patreon.com/WHWMonday Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WHWMonday Check out the new koozies, hoodies, beach towels, and baby onesies at BoxOfGimmicks.com Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/whw Save thousands at SaveCade.com

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They've been doing it since January 2017! Tony Schiavone and Conrad Thompson answer your questions from social media. They have to. Conrad is the only one of the two that can read, so he delivers the inquiries to Tony. Enjoy... Support us on Patreon, get this show early and ad free, plus TONS of BONUS content: patreon.com/WHWMonday Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WHWMonday Check out the new koozies, hoodies, beach towels, and baby onesies at BoxOfGimmicks.com Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/whw Save thousands at SaveCade.com

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Some call it the best ECW Pay Per View ever, and it truly was an unforgettable event. From the Jerry Lynn vs Justin Credible opener to the wild six man match at the end, watch along with Tony and Conrad as they look back on the event from Dayton, Ohio. And as Tony says...you can never get enough Francine. Support us on Patreon, get this show early and ad free, plus TONS of BONUS content: patreon.com/WHWMonday Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WHWMonday Check out the new koozies, hoodies, beach towels, and baby onesies at BoxOfGimmicks.com Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/whw Save thousands at SaveCade.com

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The unforgettable appearance of the Shockmaster at the Clash of the Champions XXIV from 1993. It was on a segment of "Flair for the Gold" and was, without a doubt, capsuled what was wrong with WCW. Find out how they came up with the costume and how they changed things at the end to cause the "trip" that forever changed the career of Fred Ottman. Plus Flair and Sting team together, the Horsemen win the World Tag Team Championship and Ricky Steamboat becomes the TV Champion...and we throw in Vader and Davey Boy Smith for good measure. Support us on Patreon, get this show early and ad free, plus TONS of BONUS content: patreon.com/WHWMonday Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WHWMonday Check out the new koozies, hoodies, beach towels, and baby onesies at BoxOfGimmicks.com Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/whw Save thousands at SaveCade.com

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Outside. Southern California. Ric Flair vs. Randy Savage. Hulk Hogan vs. Vader. Sting in the opening match. What is not to love? Well, the PPV also had the Renegade, Dave Sullivan and Kamala. So, surfs' up, DUDE! Support us on Patreon, get this show early and ad free, plus TONS of BONUS content: patreon.com/WHWMonday Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WHWMonday Check out the new koozies, hoodies, beach towels, and baby onesies at BoxOfGimmicks.com Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/whw Save thousands at SaveCade.com

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Join Conrad and Tony and special idiot...er...guest Casio Kid as they relive the moments from 2000 when Hulk Hogan, Jeff Jarrett and Vince Russo were part of one of the most famous moments in WCW lore. But before we get there, you have to suffer through a "Wedding Dress Match" and a "Graveyard Match" and plenty other silliness. It's the last Bash at the Beach, and as you will hear, for good reason. Support us on Patreon, get this show early and ad free, plus TONS of BONUS content: patreon.com/WHWMonday Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WHWMonday Check out the new koozies, hoodies, beach towels, and baby onesies at BoxOfGimmicks.com Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/whw Save thousands at SaveCade.com

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Here it is gang! Goldberg vs Hulk Hogan at the Georgia Dome in front of an announced crowd of 39,919 on July 6, 1998. It was the beginning of the Goldberg WCW World Title reign and the night of memorable moments like.....uh.....like Tokyo Magnum dancing with Alex Wright and the Disco Inferno, Tony's chair being VERY high and STIIIINNNNGGGG with a red tomato face. How did it all go so wrong for WCW after this? The world wants to know... Support us on Patreon, get this show early and ad free, plus TONS of BONUS content: patreon.com/WHWMonday Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WHWMonday Check out the new koozies, hoodies, beach towels, and baby onesies at BoxOfGimmicks.com Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/whw Save thousands at SaveCade.com

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As Jim Crockett Promotions headed to the Great American Bash 1988, they were pulling out all the stops (good and bad) to set up Ric Flair vs. Lex Luger for the NWA World Heavyweight Title at the Baltimore Arena. It would be the final year of JCP, as within six months they would sell to Turner Broadcasting. Join Conrad and Tony as they go back and look at the one hour version of World Championship Wrestling "Saturday Edition" with Jim Ross, Tony and David Crockett on the mic and a SPAM sponsorship...which just so happens to be Tony's favorite food.

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Join Conrad and Tony as they watch World Championship Wrestling's June 13, 1987 Episode. It was only one hour on TBS that week, but it was loaded with great interviews and action. Watch Dusty Rhodes and Tully Blanchard battle for the NWA World TV Title featuring a post match interview with TOMMY YOUNG!! and the first public appearance of Magnum TA since his tragic car accident of October of 1986.

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Brad Armstrong is in the opener against Barry Windham, Sting & Dusty team up against the Horsemen on top, and along the way we see Lex Luger get ambushed and left a bloody mess. The silliness that was the triple cage concept can't be topped with the original sketch bit this week either. Oh and Flair signs a contract on a big boat. This JCP just a few months before their big boat hit an iceberg. Don't miss Clash of the Champions II! Hey, is that a skeeter? Please go to LinkedIn.com/WHATHAPPENEDWHEN and get a $50 credit toward your first job post! Support us on Patreon, get this show early and ad free, plus TONS of BONUS content: patreon.com/WHWMonday Ask a question about "Clash of the Champions II" on Twitter: @WHWMonday Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WHWMonday Check out the new coozies, hoodies, beach towels, and baby onsies (?!) at BoxOfGimmicks.com Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/whw Save thousands at SaveCade.com

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Ric Flair vs. Dusty Rhodes, a Rock N Roll Express Dream Date contest, Jimmy Valiant in a hair feud, a Flair promo with the front row dressed in suits, Ole Anderson returning to attack Dusty and cut a legendary promo, Dusty responding with a promo that is out of this world, Magnum gets stripped of the US title, the James Gang is in town, multiple Jim Cornette promos -- lady and gentlemen, this is Jim Crockett Promotions at it's finest! Fire up the WWE Network and join Tony Schiavone and Conrad Thompson as they break down the incredible hype for the Great American Bash 1986! Please go to LinkedIn.com/WHATHAPPENEDWHEN and get a $50 credit toward your first job post! Support us on Patreon, get this show early and ad free, plus TONS of BONUS content: patreon.com/WHWMonday Ask a question about "Clash of the Champions II" on Twitter: @WHWMonday Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WHWMonday Check out the new coozies, hoodies, beach towels, and baby onsies (?!) at BoxOfGimmicks.com Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/whw Save thousands at SaveCade.com

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If you had to trace the "boom" in popularity in professional wrestling in the late 90s back to a single point, it was the May 27, 1996, Monday Nitro when Scott Hall showed up on Nitro and started what would become the hottest angle in history, the nWo. This was the first ever two hour Nitro, plus Steve Doll vs. the Mauler, Bobby Walker vs. Brad Armstrong, a hilarious new moment in the show for the American Males, a Ric Flair promo even Meltzer was embarrassed by, a tremendously awful angle with John Tenta and Ray Traylor, plus Ham Cubes takes on Sting in the main event of a show that would be otherwise horribly forgettable without Scott Hall. Conrad and Tony debate who was or was not a "stooge" plus they make a tremendous announcement about the future of the show, what's changing, and what new content you can expect very, very soon! Don't miss this very special edition of WHAT HAPPENED WHEN! Support us on Patreon and get TONS of BONUS content: patreon.com/WHWMonday Ask a question about "06/07/86 NWA World Championship Wrestling" on Twitter: @WHWMonday Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WHWMonday Check out the new coozies, hoodies, beach towels, and baby onsies (?!) at BoxOfGimmicks.com Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/whw Save thousands at SaveCade.com

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Slamboree '93 was the Legends Reunion and there has never been a show like this before... thankfully! Tony loved it but Conrad maybe not so much. WCW is hitting the panic button based on poor houses and they're doubling down on nostalgia. If you haven't actually watched a show along with us in a while, this is the one! WCW production is at it's all-time worst here. Seriously, it's so bad you have to see it for yourself. Scott Norton refused to lose to Sting so they brought in... the Prisoner. Yes, it's what you think it is. The Legends are in the ring but no one introduces them, Matt Koon is playing guitar instead of wrestling, the cameras miss the pyro, Ventura missed the show, the lights go out during a promo (and don't come back on), Bullet Bob is out with an injury, guys in their 50s are going to time limit draws, Cactus Jack is the best angle in the company so of course he's not on this card, WCW is desperate for a big heel so they take a stab at bringing Sid back, Shane Douglas is hurt and wants out but they don't want us to believe that so they call Tom Zenk "Shane Douglas" -- this is not made up. How? Well put him under a hood like a Mexican tag team but let's not pretend they're Hispanic, let's believe they're Shane Douglas. Confused yet? WCW in 1993 folks. You gotta see this to believe it. Oh and Paul Roma is a Horseman. Yes, this is that show. PAUL ROMA IS A HORSEMAN! Ask a question about 5/27/96 Nitro (Scott Hall debut) on Twitter: @WHWMonday Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WHWMonday Check out the new coozies, hoodies, beach towels, and baby onsies (?!) at BoxOfGimmicks.com Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/whw Save thousands at SaveCade.com

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Ole Anderson has taken over for the booking committee, Tony Schiavone is back from the WWF, Terry Funk quit, the Road Warriors are leaving for the WWF, Luger gets one more shot at the World Title, but who we really need to get over is... Robocop! Yes, Robocop in WCW is finally the topic for Tony and Conrad to discuss! It's hard to believe that Mark Callous is just six months away from being the Undertaker. Find out who quit the promotion over refusing to lose to his heart punch, oddly enough what two guys were signed at the same time, JYD returns to a controversial angle, who Tony thinks was feeding the dirt to the Torch, what Tony felt the company needed desperately on this show, a hair match with two bald guys, and much more on a fun WHAT HAPPENED WHEN?! Ask a question about Slamboree 1993 on Twitter: @WHWMonday See the Connie Chung CBS video on Facebook: facebook.com/WHWMonday Check out the new coozies, hoodies, beach towels, and baby onsies (?!) at BoxOfGimmicks.com Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/whw Save thousands at SaveCade.com

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Tony and Conrad break down WHAT HAPPENED WHEN WCW finally started to trail the WWF in the ratings. Kevin Greene, Dennis Rodman, bringing Flair back, signing the Ultimate Warrior, and even challenging Vince McMahon to a fight?! What wouldn't WCW try to get things back on track. Business is through the roof but more than 30 guys are out with injuries and Bischoff is feeling desperate. We break down the "Vinnie Mac" challenge in silly detail, discuss the sleeper story of 1998 with a front office employee who had crazy power in the middle of these Monday Night Wars potentially jumping ship, Ric Flair in People's 50 Most Beautiful, why Flair wasn't already back, what Kevin Nash wanted to do with him, what everyone in the back was talking about for Goldberg, who was suing WCW over the Ultimo Dragon, the rumor and innuendo around Benoit's losing streak, how you knew Dusty was helping book this show, and one hell of an under card on a very underrated Slamboree 1998! Ask a question about Capital Combat 1990 on Twitter @WHWMonday Check out the new coozies, hoodies, beach towels, and baby onsies (?!) at BoxOfGimmicks.com Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://tinyurl.com/WHWMonday Save thousands at SaveCade.com

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Tony and Conrad are joined by Casio Kid once again for a hilarious watch-along of WCW Saturday Night from May 9, 1992! This is when WCW was "trying things" like a celebrity guest host in Alabama's Randy Owen, plus we learn that Ricky Steamboat has been cheating (?!), hear from Vinnie Vegas, Nikita is in action, and much more on an off-the-rails edition of WHAT HAPPENED WHEN?! Ask a question about Slamboree 1998 on Twitter @WHWMonday Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://tinyurl.com/WHWMonday Save thousands at SaveCade.com Follow Tony on Twitter: @tonyschiavone24 Follow Conrad on Twitter: @HeyHeyItsConrad

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The most brutal match in WCW history, a four star Bunkhouse Buck match, Rude's last major WCW match, and Flair-Steamboat IV, all in front of a record-setting Chicago crowd! Follow the show on Twitter: @WHWMonday Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://tinyurl.com/WHWMonday Save thousands at SaveCade.com Follow Tony on Twitter: @tonyschiavone24 Follow Conrad on Twitter: @HeyHeyItsConrad See Conrad as a "Nasty Boy" in 1990/1991: www.Facebook.com/WHWMonday

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E-C-W! E-C-W! E-C-W! Tony has NEVER seen Extreme Championship Wrestling until now! Conrad doesn't tell him who anyone is and Tony just freestyles who everyone is and why they're here. You don't want to miss this off-the-rails silliness that includes a "run-in" from Bruce Prichard, a very special "WrestleMania" guest, a custom "extreme" theme song, more on Tony's tattoo, a hilarious Terry Funk line, Tony's favorite Japanese wrestler, you won't believe who Saturn's partner is, Tony loses his mind over Francine, and much more on a very special HARDCORE edition of WHAT HAPPENED WHEN?! Vote for the next poll and make a suggestion for Tony's first tattoo on Twitter @WHWMonday Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://tinyurl.com/WHWMonday Save thousands at SaveCade.com Follow Tony on Twitter: @tonyschiavone24 Follow Conrad on Twitter: @HeyHeyItsConrad See Tony do a "Joel Gertner Promo" and ask questions about Spring Stampede 1994: www.Facebook.com/WHWMonday

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Spring Stampede 1997 was the night Randy Savage "made" Diamond Dallas Page and the night that Booker T gave what is perhaps the most infamous interview in WCW history! Plus a four way match that's really just a tag match, Scott Hall is nowhere to be found, the tag titles are on the line in a singles match, Tony has no idea who "he" is, several WCW wrestlers were in a serious car wreck, Benoit and Malenko squared off, Mysterio and Ultimo had their rubber match, Flair cuts a promo, and of course Mean Gene has some things for us on the hotline that you don't want to miss! PLUS the Tony Schiavone Drip gets lyrics this week, someone forgot to pay their bill to Ham Cubes, there is a bounty on Lois, and Tony "names names" when it comes to the firing of Kevin Sullivan! Tony is fired up this week and you don't want to miss an off-the-rails edition of WHAT HAPPENED WHEN?! Have a question for our "ECW's Barely Legal" episode? Ask it on Twitter @WHWMonday Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://tinyurl.com/WHWMonday Save some money on your current home loan at 1fmc.com Buy a house with no money down at BrandNewHouse.com Follow Tony on Twitter: @tonyschiavone24 Follow Conrad on Twitter: @HeyHeyItsConrad Like us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/WHWMonday

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Tony's not leaving! But we are covering an NWA show from when Tony DID leave, it's Part II of the Flair-Steamboat Trilogy from 1989! This was the Clash of the Champions from the Superdome in New Orleans that went head-to-head from WrestleMania V! The main event is the rematch from Chi-Town Rumble in Chicago two months prior. This time Ricky Steamboat is the champion and he's defending against the "Nature Boy" Ric Flair in a 2-Out-Of-3 Falls Match that goes nearly an hour. Tony and Conrad are in rare form with the silliness on this episode so fire up the WWE Network to find Clash of the Champions from April 2, 1989, press mute, and let the good times roll! Have a question for our "Spring Stampede 1997" episode? Ask it on Twitter @WHWMonday Buy a shirt and Tony will call you (eventually!) at LoisRules.com Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://tinyurl.com/WHWMonday Save some money on your current home loan at 1fmc.com Buy a house with no money down at BrandNewHouse.com Follow Tony on Twitter: @tonyschiavone24 Follow Conrad on Twitter: @HeyHeyItsConrad Like us on Facebook: www.Facebook.com/WHWMonday

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Well, this is it! The big day for the Schiavone Family is finally here, Tony's only daughter is getting married! But does this mean the end of WHAT HAPPENED WHEN? Join Conrad as he makes the trek from Huntsville to Marietta in attempt to get Tony to change his mind and keep the podcast going! Today's episode includes Tony Schiavone's speech from the wedding reception plus special appearances from the bride Laurie, Matt, Chris, Jon Michael, Tim, and of course the true star of WHW: LOIS f'n SCHIAVONE! It's a celebration and you're part of the family! Join us on a very special WHAT HAPPENED WHEN! Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com/WHWMonday Like us on Facebook: facebook.com/WHWMonday Buy a shirt: LoisRules.com

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As our beloved show comes to it's supposed eventual end, Conrad and Tony are in rare form again as they cover Uncensored 96; featuring the The Alliance to end Hulkamania vs. Hulk Hogan and Randy Savage, the former MegaPowers in a triple cage of doom or some such nonsense. Widely panned as one of the worst PPV's of all time, let us not forget the importance of the Main Event, which pitted the aforementioned Mega Powers vs. Ric Flair, Double A, Brian Pillman (kinda), Kevin Sullivan, The Barbarian, Meng, Lex Lugar, Ze Gangsta (The Greek god of workrate, Zeus), and Kamala...err The Final Solut...err The Ultimate Solution. There were other matches as well including Eddy Guerrero and someone billed as "The Hulk Hogan of Mexico". But this is What Happened When Monday, so you will hear wedding talk, Graviton talk, and how one might get herpes from a frog splash. All this and more as we stifle our meloncholy feelings about Tony's decision on another hilarious episode of What Happened When Mondays with Tony Schiavone and Conrad Thompson!

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Conrad and Tony are back with one of their most outrageous watch alongs yet, as the countdown continues toward the end of our beloved institution. It's 1997 in WCW so things are coming to a peak in the most exciting way, and yet, terrible things are happening everywhere. Watch with the guys as they wax poetic on Prince Iaukea, High Voltage, Jim Powers, Mike jones, a drug dealing empire, a potential phony's bachelor party, and Hard Body Harrison. There are laughs galore, and we will enjoy them while we can, on another pentultimate episode of What Happened When Mondays with Tony Schiavone and Conrad Thompson!

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Because of the upcoming wedding, there are only a few shows left, and in this one, Tony and Conrad talk about Uncensored 1997 in one of our most hilarious shows yet. Mortal Kombat talk (and singing), american males talk (and singing), and much more outrageousness highlight what is yet another water mark as one of the best shows in podcasting history reaches it's conclusion. Then there the event: Prince Iakaua, Glacier, and of course the triangle match between the NWO, team Piper (the Horsemen), and team WCW (down a man because, you know, WCW) as the powerhouse promotion starts it's descent into the abyss. It's a funny, show, an unforgettable show, and it's one of the last, so enjoy this episode of What Happened When Mondays while you can!

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A company that held a Pay Per View with several of wrestling's future stars, a deep talent roster and a five star match... Is this a rib? No, it is the bipolar early 90's WCW, as Tony and Conrad cover WrestleWar 1991 featuring what many consider the best Wargames of all time, as well as many peculiar matches involving some of the greatest of all time. Is it Brian Pillman's coming out party, or Scott Steiner's? How did Tony know before almost anyone else that Dusty was coming back? Why did Larry Zbysko replace Double A in the main event? These are some of the questions answered as Tony recalls EVERYTHING from this era of WCW and provides maybe the best insight in the history of our fine show, on the, another fine episode of What Happened When Mondays with Tony Schiavone and Conrad Thompson!

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Coming off of their biggest Pay Per View ever, WCW begins the process of unravelling. But first, an interest worthy PPV in early 1998. Lots going on here including the Scott Steiner turn, dissension in the NWO, Booker T's coming out party makes this a fun watch and an even more fun watch along when you have the man who was there Tony Schiavone along with his cohort in crime, Conrad Thompson. The biggest wrestling star in the world a month previous, Bret Hart, sits home for this one, but that doesn't mean you should on another legendary episode of What Happened When Mondays... plus stay tunes for a fun musical tribute to two of our favorite WHW characters, School Board and Ham Cube.

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It was the best of times, it was the worst of times in WCW. Some of the greatest wrestlers, silliest gimmicks, and Wrestlecrap worthy promotional films. Join Tony as he revisits an interesting time in WCW history on another fun watch along with Conrad. "We want Flair", Cactus vs. Orndorff in a falls count anywhere, Muta, Wyndham, and of course let us not forget the infamous White Castle of Fear match featuring Sting and Vader while both were arguably at the top of their game. It's anybody's guess as to what people were thinking, but luckily for us we have Conrad and Tony to guide us through it on another laugh filled peek behind the curtain episode of What Happened When Monday!

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"You're out! You're no longer a horseman!" were the words spoken on the outset of this show in a perfectly executed angle that could only be ruined by a cataclysmic injury happening on the same show 2 hours later....and it did. Clash of Champions had it all, from Mick Foley's least favorite match against Mil Mascaras, to a young Undertaker as Mark Callous running the ropes like a thoroughbred and showing flashes of what was to become the Phenom. In addition the "mystery" of Doom may finally be solved against one of the greatest tag teams of all time: School Board and Ham Cubes. See everything great and terrible about WCW all in the same show as Tony and Conrad watch along and give you the companion piece you never wanted, but always needed on another hilarious and insightful episode of What Happened When Mondays with Tony Schiavone and Conrad Thompson! "We tried to warn you!"

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Crockett era fans (and even those later WCW fans who want to learn more of their wrestling history) can rejoice as Tony and Conrad dive into one of the most crucial events in wrestling history, the 1988 Bunkhouse Stampede. You have Flair vs. Hawk, Eaton vs. Koloff, and the finals of the main event: A come as you are battle royal-esque cage match where anything goes. But the real story was behind the scenes as Crockett and WWF were maneuvering and strategizing against each other, and this event was in many ways the most crucial battleground, with one decisive winner. You know it won't be all serious, because this is Conrad and Tony, who can make any subject fun as you will see yet again, on What Happened When?....... Mondays!

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Back by popular demand is Tony Schiavone answering YOUR questions! Conrad has a record of picking legendary questions that will give us some unforgettable answers as Tony fields questions like: What match does he wish he called, what current wrestlers would compose a Schiavone designed 4 horsemen, and of course he finally settles the bet on who would win in a shoot fight, Bob Caudle or Gordon Solie? Nothing is off limits, a Tony rant or two is to be had, and the "I don't know's" have minimum toleration on like, this special "Q and A" like, episode of like, What Happened When with Tony Schiavone!

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Souled out 1998 may be one of the best shows in the post Starrcade 97 era of WCW, and there is a lot to like about this show, so it's no wonder why. Flair vs. Hart, Giant vs. Nash Debacle, 8 man luchadore extravaganza, Rey vs. Jericho, and so much more. But this is What Happened when Mondays with Tony and Conrad so there might be a Lois run in, there could be a GOAT call in, and there definitely is unrelated rant or two relating to what is now a "collector's Edition" of a former WHW Mondays shirt. This will be an episode that will be talked about, and certainly one that should not be mossed. See for yourself as we start off the new year with bang on What Happened When Mondays with Tony Schiavone and Conrad Thompson!

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Join Tony and Conrad as they reveal never before heard behind the scenes stories about the creation of and life and death of wrestling's most maligned show of all time WCW THUNDER! Not only that, but be entertained as Tony and Conrad put this abysmal and catastrophic experiment through their hilarious judgement machine with the benefit of hindsight and hilarity! Definitly an episode not to be missed....this week on What Happened When Mondays with Tony Schiavone!

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Tony Schiavone was out of wrestling. Conrad Thompson had an idea for a podcast. This unique podcast documentary on WHW with Tony Schiavone takes you through the twists, turns, success, and evolution of one of the most unique podcasts in the world. From the beginning contact to the final result of the funniest most entertaining listens you can have, enjoy the backstory of the highlights of the show from Goldberg to Halloween Havoc 95 and all points in between. The show's most memorable moments, pivotal decision points, and interviews with Tony and Conrad as well as others in the WHW family are integrated with a musical backdrop to not only highlight a remarkable first year, but to celebrate and document Tony Schiavone coming home to the world of professional wrestling; on THIS special episode of WHW Mondays, The History of What Happened When!

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Join Tony Schiavone as he re-visits the 20 Year Anniversary of the biggest show in the history of our great sport, Starrcade 1997! After a 17 month build, the nWo storyline had all built to this. It would be biggest financial success in WCW history but did it deliver creatively? The entire event would be shrouded in controversy: WCW had to go to great lengths to get Malenko in the ring, Raven was advertised but not ready, Flair was out with an injury for his rubber match with Hennig, Bischoff is wrestling his first match ever, Konnan no-shows a match on a day's notice, Randy Savage isn't booked but finds himself with a ton of leverage, Rey Mysterio and Booker T are spectators in the crowd, the guy who started this "invasion" angle isn't booked on this show but fills in when Kevin Nash no-shows for indigestion, Bret Hart makes his WCW PPV debut... as a referee, Bischoff can't pull off the original twist for the main event, Hogan doesn't think Sting is tan enough, Bischoff doesn't think Sting is in shape, and Nick Patrick "botches" the finish of the most anticipated main event in history... or does he? There's so much going on for WCW and many would say this show was the beginning of the end, but WCW would go on to set new records just eight days later and all through the Summer. So decide for yourself as we dig deep into Starrcade 1997, was it the best of times? Or the worst of times? Enjoy over three hours of this very special edition of What Happened When with Tony Schiavone! Tell Your Friends to Subscribe: www.WHWMonday.com Buy a Shirt, Tony Will Call: www.LoisRules.com Like Us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/WHWMonday Follow Us on Twitter (Book a Nitro Party with Tony!): www.twitter.com/WHWMonday Save Some Money with Conrad: www.SaveWithBruce.com

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The "go home show" for Starrcade 97, This Nitro features the final build up for the long awaited Sting vs. Hogan and Bischoff vs. Zbysko matches the following Sunday, and also features the much talked about "NWO Nitro" segments which was universally hated and may have been a turning point in the Monday Night Wars. This is WHW Monday though, so in addition we have a Lois run in, Tony getting signed up for a new Job, a motorcycle mishap, and a non stop stream of laughs that can only be inspired by WCW and can only be delivered by Conrad Thompson and Tony Schiavone on a very special Christmas Day edition of What Happened When Mondays!

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Tony and Conrad return for another of their hilarious watch alongs, and this time they are watching Starrcade 1999! All of you Monday night war era fans are going to love this one, and Tony and Conrad really cut loose and have a good time, and you will too! Whether you watch along or just listen, you will laugh and be entertained by the craziness on the screen combined with an unhinged Tony and Conrad. On a serious note, while taping of this show occurred before the announcement of former WCW star and WHW Monday icon Tom Zenk's death on Sunday, the show includes a word from Tony on the passing of the former Mr. Minnesota, as well as a musical tribute at the beginning of the show, and a classic Tom Zenk/Tony Schiavone musical moment at the end of the show. All this and more on a very special What Happened Monday with Tony Schiavone and Conrad Thompson dedicated to the memory and the legacy of the one and only "Z-Man", Tom Zenk.

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It's Starrcade 1991, The Lethal Lottery! Find out what happens when Conrad and Tony cover what they discovered may be the worst WCW PPV of all time. But no worries, you are still in for a hilarious time as the guys poke fun at and examine the the miscue after miscue on this very memorable episode. There is no lack of laughs, and no lack of memorable moments! If you don't know what the Lethal Lottery was, get ready, because it was maybe the worst and most convoluted concept for a PPV which destroyed any fan interest that might exist in the product at the time. We know this is where Tony and Conrad shine, when they are covering a "very WCW" event. Also, Arn Anderson calls Tony during the show, and Tony picks up.. ON AIR! Feeling mischievous, they then call their friend Nature Boy Ric Flair on air! All this, and so much more on a great episode of What Happened When Mondays!

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Tony and Conrad are back with commentary on one of the most infamous PPV's featuring one of the most infamous angles of all time; Starrcade 1990 featuring the "reveal" of the Black Scorpion! Who was the Black Scorpion supposed to be initially? What was the deal with the magic tricks? How about that voice? This very strange event also featured a memorable tag team tournament featuring some familiar names in unexpected places, as well as some people we never had seen before or since. Most importantly this spectacular featured the return of the handsome, mulleted, golden voiced announce from up north. All in all it is another excellent canvas for the guys to analyze, poke fun of, and be mystified by on yet another pentultimate edition of What Happened When Mondays with Tony Schiavone and Conrad Thompson!

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Your new Thanksgiving tradition begins right now! It's the return of big time wrestling taking place after your favorite meal of the year! We start with one of the most memorable Starrcades of all time, but was it memorable for the right reasons? Is there any good reason to have a scaffold match? Has a big title match ever ended with an accidental groin hit? How did that UWF/Crockett merger turn out? There will be answers to these questions and more as Tony and Conrad cover, explain, and are sometimes perplexed by this classic event that took place 30 Thanksgivings ago; Starrcade 87, Chi-Town Heat. All this and the craziness and doo-doo talk we expect from our hosts Conrad Thompson and Tony Schiavone on this ground breaking, momentous, and delightful episode of What happened When Monday!

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After a year of peace it is time again for World War 3. Obviously the last one had a lasting impact. Listen (or watch and listen) with Conrad and Tony as they offer insight and background on the third "World War 3" (not to be confused with World War 6) World War 3, 1997. Has the camera work gotten better? Is there anyway to justify the budget? Is there any reason to have this many wrestlers doing so little for so long at the same time on PPV? What happened with Goldberg and Mongo? We know Mongo had no heat in the ring, how about in the back? So many questions and so many answers (including yours from twitter) are explored regarding truly one of the worst PPV's of the Bischoff era. Don't make Conrad and Tony suffer alone, join in their misery and be entertained and have a few chuckles on another very special edition of What Happened When Monday with Tony Schiavone and Conrad Thompson!

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It's time to fire up the WWE Network, press mute, and relive the... well... the not so good days of WCW in 1994. When you think of WCW don't you always think of Brutus Beefcake, the Honky Tonk Man, Hacksaw, and Earthquake? Me either. Well they're here now but guess who's not? Ric Flair. He lost a retirement match at Halloween Havoc in a failed attempt to pop a huge buyrate for WCW. Hogan's huge contract is set to expire at the end of the year, Savage is negotiating to come in, and there's a shakeup in the booking committee. Meanwhile Missy Hyatt is suing, Steamboat is fired, house shows are drawing 600 paid, Crockett is trying to start back up, the graphics department thinks Sherri is managing everyone, oh and Dave Sullivan is in the main event. Yes, DAVE Sullivan. Buckle up boys and girls, this is What Happened When with Tony Schiavone! Buy a shirt to support the show at www.LoisRules.com and Tony will call you! Plus, TUNE IN FOR A SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!

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Tony and Conrad watch along to a great PPV from a low point in WCW history. The greatest talent in the world was there, but they would leave WCW before they reached their peak. Even though they are watching something good for a change, this episode has the crazy humor and entertaining listen you have come to expect from WHW and you might even enjoy watching this one! In addition to the one of a kind commentary and an 'apology' for the classless behavior of the past couple episodes (which is then repeated), you will find out exactly how long tony has left to live, as he celebrates his 60th birthday! All you expect and more (ready for another hotline?), on this very special laugh out loud episode of What Happened When Mondays!

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If you liked last weeks show you will LOVE what you will hear this week in perhaps the most hilarious, entertaining. and controversial episode to date. Conrad and Tony are doing the real time running commentary/mocking/unbelievable tangents on one of the most memorable WCW PPV's of all time, Halloween Havoc 1995! We are talking monster trucks, The Dungeon of Doom, and of course "THE YETTAYYYYYYYYY"! This episode is one of our longest yet and is a "can't miss". See for yourself as you watch along or just listen to this outrageous episode of What Happened When Mondays with Tony Schiavone and Conrad Thompson!

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Tony and Conrad return to their very popular commentary format which is just as fun to watch along and listen as it to just listen to them make sense of all the crazy goings on in this PPV in WCW in 1997. From the 'Age in the Cage', To Tony being underwhelmed by the Mysterio/Guerrero classic, to much Tommy Young hijinks, this fun show will be informative, funny, and Tony's recall is on point! Watch or just listen along to what is sure to be another legendary episode of What Happened When Mondays with Tony Schiavone.

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On this very special episode of What Happened When, make sure to stay till the very end, because that is where the news making story of the year is! But don't fast forward because in the meantime, there is over two hours of Tony and Conrad running through a timeline of arguably the greatest wrestler of all time "Stone Cold" Steve Austin's time in WCW as "Stunning Steve". His arrival, his trials, his tribulations, and his departure from WCW are explored in great detail. Lady Blossom, The Hollywood Blondes, the Dangerous Alliance, and much more are covered in this particularly pungent epidote of What Happened When Mondays with Tony Schiavone!

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Tony and Conrad are "At the Movies" this week, doing alternate commentary on the "classic" WCW engulfed movie: Ready to Rumble! Learn all the insight from a star of that movie Tony Schiavone as they watch it with you and give their own take on the "Mystery Science Theatre" concept! In addition, find the REAL story of Ton'y involvement in the David Arquette title reign, poop stories, what the wrestlers thought about it, injuries, and so much more. It is an episode that you definitely don't want to miss, so grab your popcorn, get the DVR going and watch Ready to Rumble with your movie dates Tony and Conrad on this episode of What Happened When Mondays!

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Tony and Conrad return to do their very popular live commentary on this episode of What Happened When Mondays with Tony Schiavone. This week they will cover a Nitro where it seemed EVERYTHING was going on! You had the Wolfpack, The Ultimate Warrior, The return of Ric Flair, The Steiners Feuding, Jericho vs. Goldberg and so much more filling out this overly packed edition of Nitro. On top of that, you finally got to see Bret Hart face Hulk Hogan for the first time in a match that was years in the making, but seemingly moments in the booking. Hear backstage gossip, be stunned at the revelation of what exactly was the second highest watched match of all time, why these were the "Wonder Years" of booking, and how to relieve yourself under a wrestling ring in this funny and insightful episode of What Happened When Mondays!

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