Last WWE Pay Per View Before Pandemic: Today in Wrestling History

Keith Elliot Greenberg reveals what really happened behind the scenes at WWE Magazine during the golden era of professional wrestling. In this exclusive interview, Keith Elliot Greenberg breaks down how WWE Magazine operated, how interviews were conducted, what was real versus storyline, and what it was like working directly with WWE Superstars during one of the most iconic periods in wrestling history.

Texas Tornado WWE story, Sean Mooney interview, Kerry Von Erich WWE rise and fall — In this exclusive deep dive, legendary WWE broadcaster Sean Mooney reveals the real story behind the rise and fall of the Texas Tornado in WWE. From his explosive debut and instant fan connection to the backstage struggles and tragic circumstances that changed his career forever, this episode uncovers the truth behind one of wrestling’s most iconic and heartbreaking figures.

Sean Mooney interviews Chris Chambers, the creative mind behind one of the most important branding moments in wrestling history — the origin of the “Attitude” term that helped define the WWF’s most explosive era. In this exclusive conversation, Chambers explains how the phrase that would eventually become the WWF Attitude Era was created, what the original idea behind the campaign was, and how it helped transform professional wrestling during the late 1990s.

WWE Survivor Series 1988 secrets revealed as legendary WWF broadcaster Sean Mooney tells all about one of the most iconic pay-per-views of the Golden Era. In this video, we dive deep into behind-the-scenes stories, hidden details, and lesser-known facts surrounding Survivor Series 1988, including backstage atmosphere, talent dynamics, and what fans never heard on television.

Scott Norton reveals the truth about WCW Collision in Korea, one of the most controversial and bizarre events in professional wrestling history. In this exclusive interview, Scott Norton shares behind-the-scenes stories from WCW’s unforgettable trip to North Korea for Collision in Korea, the joint event between WCW and New Japan Pro Wrestling.

The last WWE Pay Per View before the pandemic changed professional wrestling forever. In this episode of Today in Wrestling History, we break down the final WWE PPV before COVID-19 shut down live events and forced the company into the ThunderDome era.

Hulk Hogan exploding camera incident at WWE King of the Ring 1993 is one of the most shocking and dangerous-looking storyline moments of the early 90s. During the chaotic ending of the main event between Hulk Hogan and Yokozuna, a ringside camera suddenly “exploded,” sending smoke and debris into the air in a dramatic and controversial angle.

Dive into the shocking and unforgettable moment when Kurt Angle caused controversy with the American flag in WWE. In this episode of Today in Wrestling History, we break down the events leading up to the moment, fan reactions, and the behind-the-scenes drama that made this one of the most talked-about incidents in wrestling history. From live crowd reactions to WWE’s handling of the controversy, we cover it all. Perfect for fans of Kurt Angle, WWE history, and iconic wrestling controversies.

Jacques Rougeau meets Dynamite Kid’s daughter in this emotional and revealing exclusive interview with Sean Mooney. WWE legend Jacques Rougeau opens up about Dynamite Kid’s legacy, their history in professional wrestling, and what it meant to connect with his daughter years after their battles in the ring. This rare conversation dives deep into WWF history, backstage stories, and the lasting impact of Dynamite Kid on the wrestling industry.

Johnny B Badd last WCW match is a forgotten but important moment in wrestling history. In this episode of Today in Wrestling History, we break down the final WCW appearance of Marc Mero under the Johnny B Badd character and what it meant for his career moving forward.