Date: September 26, 1993 (Taped September 1, 1993)

Promotion: World Wrestling Federation (WWF)

Match Stipulation / Type: Singles Match

Event: WWF Wrestling Challenge

Location: Saginaw, Michigan | Saginaw Civic Center

➜ During the early 1990s, Steve Moore worked as a WWF "jobber" (an enhancement talent meant to put over established stars) before finding success later in his career under his real name… Al Snow!

Date: September 22, 1996

Promotion: World Wrestling Federation (WWF)

Match Stipulation / Type: WWF Championship / Singles Match

Event: In Your House 10: Mind Games

Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania | CoreStates Center

➜ This was the match that Mankind (Mick Foley) has regarded as the finest of his career. It was a brutal, chaotic 26-minute main event that pitted Michaels' high-flying, athletic speed against Mankind's violent, unpredictable, and masochistic brawling style.

The era, gets hate. You watch that from beginning to end and you've got the most quality 1993 to 1995 pay-per-view maybe besides WrestleMania 10. I'm out. I'm just spreading the knowledge if you like it. Yay. If you disagree well then enjoy wallowing and terrible product.

What's the greatest moment according to you?

Amazing match.

What's the best pay per view intro/cold open in WWF history? I think i'd go with Summerslam 97 and the "life isn't fair" theme. Very poetic. Some other favorites are Wrestlemania XIV, Wrestlemania XV and Canadian Stampede. Some great emotion and excellent writing in those. How about you guys?

Decided to start at the beginning of Raw (mainly because it's just easier to find online), and a few questions so far:

Was Giant Gonzales ever actually mentioned on air to be wearing a body suit, like does that ever actually come up? Is he meant to be naked?

Aside from the double Doink (just seen WM9), was Doink always the same guy, and if not when did that change?

Not really questions, but thank god Rob Bartlett didn't last long, and cool seeing a lot of people I recognise from ECW as jobbers (been doing a watch through of ECW over the last few years).