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On the show, what guests and Warrior team members can we expect on the show, KC Navarro, plus Henry, Juice, Sreten and Bodi share our favorite moments from previous Warrior events, Henry goes gaga for Frank the Clown and so much more!Subscribe to Warrior's YouTube channel here: us a voicemail at 1-847-859-9287Support us, interact & more via host to enable sharing for playback controlLegends Challenge 64 - Part 210/12/2023Enjoy the conclusion to our conversation with Brian aka Iccotracs from the WWF Legends team! Along the way we talk about how the team has perfectly captured the aesthetic and atmosphere of 1980's and early 90's WWF in this mod, the many Easter eggs, commentary from some of the all time greats in the game, the insane roster and who's coming next, plus we learn a little about the upcoming story mode, some of Brian's favorite theme music from the era, his favorite grapplers, why Rick Rude was simply the best, some of his favorite wrestler multimedia crossovers, his music background, and much more!Download the game here: us, shop, interact here: us a voicemail at 1-847-859-9287Duration:00:52:14Ask host to enable sharing for playback controlLegends Challenge 64 - Part 110/5/2023This week Brian aka Iccotracs from the WWF Legends team joins us to discuss their latest and greatest No Mercy mod WWF Legends Challenge 64! Along the way we talk about how the team has perfectly captured the aesthetic and atmosphere of 1980's and early 90's WWF in this mod, the many Easter eggs, commentary from some of the all time greats in the game, the insane roster and who's coming next, plus we learn a little about the upcoming story mode, some of Brian's favorite theme music from the era, his favorite grapplers, why Rick Rude was simply the best, some of his favorite

Bearing a striking resemblance to WWF Raw for the Xbox in nearly every way, WWE Raw for the PC allows players to choose one of the existing stars of World Wrestling Entertainment or create their own grappler to compete in one of three modes: Exhibition, Title Match, and King of the Ring. Each mode offers multiple wrestling formats varying in the number of athletes available in the ring. The roster of characters includes managers, as well as a few selected women.Exhibition options include a one-on-one Single Match, two-on-two Tag Team Match, two-on-two Tornado Match, three-man Triple-Threat, four-man Fatal 4-Way, four-man Battle Royal, and a Handicap Match, which pits one on two or one on three. Title Match has players engaging each wrestler in succession until they win the championship. Six events include the Championship, InterContinental, European, Hardcore, Light Heavyweight, and Women's.King of the Ring allows players to customize a tournament by selecting wrestlers, rules, and one of four match types: Single, Tag Tournament, Triple-Threat, and Fatal Four-Way. Players can also design their own wrestler from scratch, deciding on a name, nickname, gender, picture, voice, faction, and up to four other wrestlers as allies or enemies. Appearance options include skin color, hairstyle, face type, body type, and individual arm and leg clothing.Once they have decided on a created wrestler's look, players can further customize offensive and defensive strengths by assigning points to specific categories. They can also modify a wrestler's entrance into the ring. Among the customizable features are lights, fog, camera flash, pyrotechnics, TitanTron movies, and theme music. The final step in creating a wrestler, prior to saving to the hard drive, involves selecting the types of moves he or she can perform in the ring.People who downloaded WWE Raw (a.k.a. WWF Raw) have also downloaded:WCW Nitro, WWF Wrestlemania: The Arcade Game, WWF: Wrestlemania, MVP Baseball 2005, WWF in Your House, Age of Empires 2: The Age of Kings, Madden NFL 06, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas©2025 San Pedro Software. Contact: , done in 0.001 seconds.

It was on this date in WWF/E history, (Apr. 30) back in 1995, long before DX or The Game were household names, that the "Connecticut BlueBlood" debuted on the WWF Wrestling Challenge. The man we all know today as Triple H, or Hunter Hearst Helmsley, had left WCW just a few months earlier in Jan. 1995, after WCW denied his request to be a singles wrestler.For those of you unfamiliar with Wrestling Challenge, per Wikipedia, the show was:...syndicated weekly and aired from 1986 to 1996, [premiering on September 7, 1986, replacing All-Star Wrestling]. The show became simply known as WWF Challenge in 1995. The show featured matches, pre-match interviews, and occasionally, summarized weekly events in WWF programming. Matches primarily saw top tier and mid-level talent versus jobbers. At times, there was a "feature" match between main WWF talent. As with other syndicated WWF programming, the show promoted WWF event dates and house shows in local media markets.Following the show's debut, The Snake Pit, hosted by Jake "The Snake" Roberts, debuted as a feature of the show. The Snake Pit was an in-ring interview segment modeled after Roddy Piper's Piper's Pit, which aired on WWF Superstars of Wrestling. Wrestling Challenge also featured the similarly formatted The Brother Love Show. This segment, which debuted in 1988, was later moved to Superstars of Wrestling. Additionally in 1991, The Barber Shop debuted with host Brutus "The Barber" Beefcake, while The King's Court, hosted by Jerry Lawler debuted in 1993.The Hunter Hearst Helmsley "Connecticut Blueblood" character was a continuation of his gimmick in WCW, where he had briefly appeared with a snooty brit in Lord Steven Regal, as one Mr. Jean-Paul Levesque (complete with a french accent). Incidentally, this was also when he first adapted his finishing move, the pedigree, while working the boorish gimmick to the best of his ability -- despite his inability to speak french.Upon his arrival into the WWF Universe in early 1995, he initially only appeared in taped segments, talking up proper use of etiquette and mocking fellow wrestlers, while claiming to bring a touch of class to the ring. (Sound at all familiar?)He was pushed via these promo vignettes right up until his WWF wrestling debut on that April 30, 1995 episode of WWF Wrestling Challenge. After which he was heavily pushed in those first few months.And the rest, as they say, is history.Check out his brief but now historical WWF Debut footage from the WWF Wrestling Challenge below: Do any of you Cagesiders remember his transition from WCW to WWF back in the mid-nineties? Did you ever imagine back then that one day Paul Michael Levesque would be appearing as the COO of the E, or become Mr.

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