WrestleTalk Extra

4 Wrestlers. 3 Matches. 2 Championships. 1 Undisputed Champion. Some consider it the official end of The Attitude Era, it's the final PPV of 2001 and the first after The InVasion - it's WWF Vengeance 2001 with Steve Austin vs. Kurt Angle for the WWF Championship, The Rock vs. Chris Jericho for the WCW Championship, and the winners going head-to-head to become the ultimate champion.

(Third time lucky? This time? Please, Patreon?)It's WINNER TAKES ALL as Team WWF collides with The Alliance in a colossal main event with ultimate stakes. Could this be the end of Vince McMahon's WWF?(spoilers, no it isn't).

It's time to get spooky, and rev up your engines for the MONSTER TRUCK SUMO MATCH between Hulk Hogan and The Giant, who will then collide again inside the ring for the WCW Heavyweight Championship. And Lex Luger goes 13 minutes with Meng.

The controversial WrestleTalk Extra review of All In has finally arrived! Mr. Davis and Mr. WrestleTalk dive into all the action from the biggest independent show of all-time, and cover its history, what the Dirt Sheets were saying about the show, and the impact it had on the world of professional wrestling. This might be the most interesting WrestleTalk Extra we've ever done.

Well, this one was a long time coming. Luke and Oli review WWE Summerslam 2010, the night where Nexus died. And it was their first night. There's other stuff on the card, but know really cares?! Let's talk about Nexus getting their legs cut out from underneath them!

Well, here it is. You voted for it, and we chatted about it. Luke Owen is joined by special guest Adam Blampied to talk about the first WCPW supercard; featuring Prince Ameen vs. Gabriel Kidd, Joe Hendry & Joseph Connors vs. Prospect, Jay Lethal vs. Noam Dar for the ROH Championship, and a huge main event to clash the first ever WCPW Champion between Big Damo (with Jack the Jobber), and Rampage Brown (with Adam Blampied).Adam talks about the genesis of WCPW, his favourite moments, going through the table, wrestler's reactions to WhatCulture's popularity and more.Now for obvious reasons, Luke and Adam don't talk about the *full* card of Built to Destroy 2016, and certain aspects of the show are not touched upon. However to make up for it, they review two bonus matches of Adam's choosing: Drew Galloway vs. Will Ospreay from Exit Wounds 2017, and a World Cup final 16 match between Keith Lee and Ricochet. Adam talks about the World Cup experience, and even reveals the Real Reason (TM) that Will Ospreay didn't win.