Simon and North previewed WWE’s Over the Limit pay-per-view including John Cena versus John Laurinaitis, Daniel Bryan challenging CM Punk for the WWE title and Sheamus defending his World Heavyweight title in a Fatal-4-Way versus Chris Jericho, Randy Orton and Alberto Del Rio.

Simon and North discussed this past week’s episodes of Raw and Smackdown including Big Show getting “fired”, the Triple H and Paul Heyman promo and the fact that Lord Tensai and Ryback were both missing from either show.

All this and more pro wrestling on this 1-hour episode.

WWE Hall of Famer Tony Atlas appeared on this episode for a conversation that lasted over an hour and discussed many things including his most recent appearance for the WWE, The Miz, Mark Henry, and African-Americans in the WWE.

Tommy Dreamer was also on this episode and talked about Scott Steiner’s recent twitter rants against TNA, his thoughts on TNA and much more.

Shark Boy was also interviewed and he discussed his run in TNA, the Shark Boy character and his Stone Cold Shark Boy gimmick.

Simon and Prophet discussed everything that happened this week in the WWE including John Cena’s divorce, Paul Heyman’s return and Big Show’s feud with John Laurinaitis and Eve Torres.

All this and lots more pro wrestling on this 2-hour special edition of Wrestling Uncensored.

Tatanka appeared on this episode to discuss some of his career highlights in the WWE, his current wrestling schedule and the WWE today.

Simon and Prophet discussed results from WWE’s Extreme Rules pay-per-view including John Cena getting the win over Brock Lesnar in a brutally violent match, CM Punk’s match with Chris Jericho and the rest of the pay-per-view.

Simon and Prophet also talked about Daniel Bryan v. CM Punk for the WWE title and John Cena versus John Laurinaitis being made official for WWE’s next pay-per-view.

All this and much more pro wrestling on this 1-hour edition of Wrestling Uncensored.

Wrestling Uncensored Episode 74. Recorded on March 11, 2012. Hosted by Dave Simon and Jeremy Prophet.

Simon and Prophet discuss Santino Marella winning the United States title, Chris Jericho pinning CM Punk and lots more from WWE Raw.

Simon and Prophet talked about The Rock’s latest confrontation with John Cena and Shawn Michaels being announced as the special referee for the Triple H versus Undertaker Hell in a Cell match at Wrestlemania 28.

All this and much more on this 70-minute plus episode of Wrestling Uncensored.

WARNING: This episode was recorded as a podcast only and contains language that may be offensive to some listeners.

Mankind versus The Undertaker in a Hell in a Cell match, Kurt Angle VS. Shane McMahon in a Street Fight, the end of Hulkamania when Yokozuna defeated Hulk Hogan to capture the WWE Championship, are just a few matches considered some of the memorable matches that took place at the retired PPV spectacular.

The main idea behind the KOTR was to elevate a superstar to the main event scene or towards a reign as WWE Champion. Despite a few exceptions, the KOTR is rich in crowning some of the biggest superstars to ever compete in the squared circle. Bret ‘Hitman’ Hart, Stone Cold Steve Austin, Kurt Angle, Edge, all their quests to capture the KOTR crown is featured. Hart is considered the only star to capture the KOTR twice as the WWE officially counts the tournaments WWE held in the 80′s, although ’93 is the first one shown.

Rarely shown on WWE home video releases, Brock Lesnar and Owen Hart’s KOTR wins help give new fans an idea of the great in-ring ability Owen Hart had in the ring. For fans that only saw Lesnar compete in mixed martial arts, his rise to the top in the WWE started against Rob Van Dam in the last KOTR shown on PPV. WWE does include the return of the tourney in 2006 when Bobby Lashley battled Booker T. The KOTR finals of 2008 and 2010 are also included, CM Punk against William Regal is one of the hardest hitting bouts on the set.

A great blast from the past for older WWE fans and a must for new WWE fans that never saw the 90′s era or WWE in the early 21st century. While it is a great set there is definitely a few great matches that could have been added, Kane VS. Austin from KOTR ’98 and Owen Hart VS. 1-2-3 Kid are just two of many great encounters not listed.

WWE: Best of King of the Ring

Rated PG

eOne Films

Released on Dec. 13, 2011

Run time of 540 minutes

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WWE: Best of King of the Ring listing–

Disc 1

The Noble Scroll

King of the Ring Finals Match
Bret `Hit Man’ Hart vs. Bam Bam Bigelow
King of the Ring 13th June, 1993

Kings and Champions

WWE Championship Match
Hulk Hogan vs. Yokozuna
King of the Ring 13th June, 1993

King of the Ring Finals Match
Owen Hart vs. Razor Ramon
King of the Ring 19th June, 1994

A True King

Kiss My Foot Match
Bret `Hit Man’ Hart vs. Jerry “The King” Lawler
King of the Ring 25th June, 1995

Intercontinental Championship Match
Goldust vs. Ahmed Johnson
King of the Ring 23rd June, 1996

New Breed of Royalty

King of the Ring Finals Match
Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Jake “The Snake” Roberts
King of the Ring 23rd June, 1996

Disc 2

Mark of Distinction

WWE Championship Match
Shawn Michaels vs. British Bulldog Davey Boy Smith
King of the Ring 23rd June, 1996

Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Shawn Michaels
King of the Ring 8th June, 1997

Blue Blood

King of the Ring Finals Match
Triple H vs. Mankind
King of the Ring 8th June, 1997

King of the Ring Finals Match
Ken Shamrock vs. The Rock
King of the Ring 28th June, 1998

A Night in Hell

Hell in a Cell Match
Undertaker vs. Mankind
King of the Ring 28th June, 1998

Disc 3

Electrifying Champion

WWE Championship Match
Undertaker vs. The Rock
King of the Ring 27th June, 1999

6 Man Tag Match for the WWE Championship
Triple H, Mr. McMahon & Shane McMahon vs. The Rock, Undertaker & Kane
King of the Ring 25th June, 2000

King of the Ring Finals Match
Rikishi vs. Kurt Angle
King of the Ring 25th June, 2000

King Kurt

Light Heavyweight Championship Match
Jeff Hardy vs. X-Pac
King of the Ring 24th June, 2001

King of the Ring Finals Match
Edge vs. Kurt Angle
King of the Ring 24th June, 2001

Street Fight

Street Fight
Shane McMahon vs. Kurt Angle
King of the Ring 24th June, 2001

King of the Ring Finals Match
Rob Van Dam vs. Brock Lesnar
King of the Ring 23rd June, 2002

Hulk Hogan vs. Kurt Angle
King of the Ring 23rd June, 2002

King of the Ring Finals Match
Bobby Lashley vs. Booker T
Judgment Day 21st May, 2006

All Hail King Booker!

King of the Ring Finals Match
CM Punk vs. William Regal
Monday Night Raw 21st April, 2008

King of the Ring Finals Match
John Morrison vs. Sheamus
Monday Night Raw 29th November, 2010

Majestic Memories

The rematch to the most anticipated match of the year, Cena VS. Punk, was to finally put to rest who was the better man. HHH, who had taken over control of WWE from Vince McMahon, inserted himself into the match by becoming the special guest referee. Appearances by HHH’s wife Stephanie McMahon during the event made the show even more exciting. Punk said some unflattering remarks towards the McMahons and continue to do so at the pay-per-view.

Another return to the WWE saw Edge confront Christian right before Christian defended the World Heavyweight Championship against The Viper Randy Orton. Christian wanted Edge as his insurance policy in retainining his championship. However, Edge told Christian that he was disappointed in his whining and that he would not help Christian at all in his match. Fans of WWE hardcore or extreme rules matches will love the amount of weapons and violence in the bout. With the war both men have gone through the last several months, the end featured a shocking ending.

Two of the largest athletes in the WWE, Sheamus and Mark Henry battled. Henry had been taking out other large athletes like Big Show and Kane. Henry attempted to do the same to Sheamus, but Sheamus refused to go down. Henry ended up slamming Sheamus through the protective barricade and setted for a count out victory. Rey Mysterio made his last appearance on PPV at SummerSlam coming out dominate and victorious in a six-man tag team match teaming with John Morrison and Kofi Kingston against The Miz, R-Truth, and Del Rio.

The most surprising encounter saw Daniel Bryan against Wade Barrett. A very strong stiff back and forth fight between the two. Bryan drilled Barrett with several kicks to the head and directly to Barrett’s face. Barrett used his power and size to get the advantage against Bryan and eventually got the win. These two are rarely shown on PPV, but showed the world that they deserve a regular spot on the big shows.

WWE: SummerSlam 2011

Rated PG

Distributed by e One

Run time of 180 minutes

Released on Sep. 13, 2011

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Simon and Prophet previewed WWE’s Hell in a Cell pay-per-view including John Cena’s WWE title defense in a triple threat Hell in a Cell match against Alberto Del Rio and CM Punk.

Simon and Prophet reviewed the latest episodes of Raw and Smackdown and much more on this 1-hour episode.

WARNING: This podcast edition contains 20 minutes of un-aired bonus material that contains language that may be offensive to some listeners.

Eric Young appeared on this episode and discussed his reign as TNA Television Title, the current TNA product and TNA’s house show in Montreal on October 7, 2011.

Simon and North discussed the results from WWE’s Night of Champions pay-per-view including Mark Henry defeating Randy Orton for the World Heavyweight Title and John Cena winning the WWE title against Alberto Del Rio.

All this and more on this 1-hour episode.

Mr. Anderson appeared on this episode to talk about TNA wrestling and his career in the promotion. TNA wrstling will be in Montreal on Friday, October 7.

Simon and Prophet discussed the results from TNA’s No Surrender pay-per-view and previewed WWE’s Night of Champions PPV including Triple H versus CM Punk, Randy Orton v. Mark Henry and the rest of the card.

All this and much more on this 1-hour episode of Wrestling Uncensored.