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The Nightly: July 13th, 2021 By Metal Matt on Jul 13, 2021, 11:01pm EDT 133 Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. Henry Godwinn: This was more of an angle than a match, building towards the slip match at In Your House. Ahmed Johnson vs. Jake Steele: Basic squash match. Again, basic squash match. Sycho Sid vs. Razor Ramon: This was a non title match with 1-2-3 Kid as the guest referee. Kid would screw over Razor and align himself with the Million Dollar Corporation, or at least with Ted DiBiase. Nitro: Decent, but way too short. Eddie Guerrero vs. Johnny B. Badd: Okay match, but a bit too lon...

The Nightly: July 2nd, 2021 By Metal Matt on Jul 2, 2021, 11:00pm EDT 98 Hello Nightly!!! We continue on with the Monday Bught Wars, where we take a look at the very first time that Raw and Nitro properly squared off. Raw: Razor Ramon vs. British Bulldog: Bulldog had recently turned heel and Razor was feuding with Dean Douglas, who played a pivotal role in this match, as 1-2-3 Kid would inadvertently cost Razor the match, leading to a challenge from Kid to Razor for Raw the next week. Smoking Gunns vs. Brooklyn Brawler and Rad Radford; Decent match. Okay squash match.

A Brief History of the In Your House Concept '); Last year, WWE announced that they would be bringing back the In Your House concept as their latest NXT: TakeOver event. In Your House was a major concept for the World Wrestling Federation back in the mid to late 90’s. Prior to last year’s event, the last In Your House show was back in 1999. '); NXT TakeOver: In Your House had a nostalgic feel to it that wrestling fans old and new could enjoy. It was such a success that it appears that WWE is currently planning to use it every year as a TakeOver theme.

On the latest episode of the Grilling JR Podcast, long-time WWE commentator Jim Ross spoke about WWE Hall of Famer Shawn Michaels and the match he believes meant the most to his career. Ross said his match against Mankind at “In Your House: Mind Games” for the WWF World Heavyweight Title in 1996 made Shawn deviate from his style of wrestling and made him have to brawl and tell a different story in the ring. “Shawn Michaels had been largely known as one of the best, if not the best all around workers in the business,” Ross said. “The other thing about that that I was excited about ca...

10 times Jim Johnston’s WWE themes perfectly matched music to character Share this story Jim Johnston said it all with his chest, didn’t he? For those who missed it earlier this week, WWE’s former music impresario said quite a bit as it relates to the current state of WWE music. In no uncertain terms, Johnston said it’s rather doo doo. What makes it particularly putrid, according to Johnston, is the fact the music and characters don’t really connect. For the most part, he’s right, Johnston’s themes were dope because he added to the character or brought things out of them. Eith...