WWE's Golden Age - Part 1 (1982-1985) 

Pleaseee do more vids.

Great videos In Buffalo New York where I live according to death of the territory Pedro Martinez and his son-in-law ilio DiPaolo play Outlaw territory Buffalo New York Ohio and Pennsylvania at that time

Absolutely amazing great work lads

While I appreciate the amazing amount of detail and factual research that has gone into this there are 2 pretty significant omissions that I feel deserve mentioning outside of these omissions amazing stuff cannot wait for the next one. Firstly the issue with Rogers after he became NWA champ was that Mcmahon and Mondt kept him almost exclusively to their territories as they owned his contract exclusively and not the NWA and could control where Rogers appeared during his reign meaning only they were benefitting from his star power and resulting in the NWA having to go through them to get Rogers to appear for another territory and got tired of it and so finally got Rogers to drop the belt to Lou Thesz in a one fall match instead of a 2 fall one as was tradition at the time resulting in the ceceding from the NWA that followed the next day after Rogers loss. The other is a slight error on Ali being brought in to be guest ref outside the ring that ended up being his role but he was actually meant to ref the match inside the ring but Patterson ever the veteran saw something was off with Ali all day and feared he would blow it so suggested to Vince that he be referee and Ali would officiate outside the ring so that Patterson could act if anything went down and it was a good thing Patterson did that as he had to restrain Ali when he tried to run in at one point. Again outside of these 2 facts being omitted or slightly misconstrued amazing stuff and the amount of detail showed wrestling stuff that I didn't even know and my knowledge is pretty extensive in it's own right the Inoki deal before Mania was something I didn't know as well as the original name for Mania before Fink coined the name we know and love today. That said amazing stuff and look forward to part 2

@Cultaholic. Backland was replaced do to his neck ingury by someone else............."guess who" you ask.................hmm I'll take a wild guess it was Andre the Giant" he won the belt and Andre mania was born....🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂 ...... you asked the question.😂😂😂 keep up good work on your videos.

No you're not. I hope they do this for every era going forward.

Yes please 🙏

I can't wait for the Roman Reigns era one

One for every era would be amazing.

Was just thinking the same thing

Almost as good as OSW’s

​@_Pauper_ nothing is as good as OSW's Wrestle Me! is like an England osw knockoff though. It's very good.

's replaces "in terms of these". Don't write like a trite lemming. It's tedious.

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​@_Pauper_ I feel like OSW is more of a "chronological critique" more like reviews of specific events/shows, whereas Cultaholic is more of a documentary of specific periods. Equally brilliant but definitely different

Love this from Worcester a cornerstone WWF/WWE from 1963 to still today

Too well done and not enough DEI politics for any of the crap streaming or TV today.

Haha seriously. That shit gets on my nerves. ​@@cult_of_odin

​@@cult_of_odin Cultaholic most likely supports DEI politics, dummy. You can't go a moment without seething about people of color can you, bud?

Cheers 🍻 to that

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I'm surprised that Pat Patterson didn't get into more trouble for the ring boy scandal and giving current wrestlers oral sex if they wanted to be big stars they had to go through him

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Listen to you? They can only read it, since it is written.

@@jim-elliottIt’s a figure of speech. 😂 People like you make me laugh. If only… huh?

@@C23O Let me graciously enlighten your lexical journey. "Listen to me" isn't a figure of speech; it's a literal command often employed in oral communication, a directive urging the recipient to attend to the spoken words. Now, basking in the radiant glow of your linguistic finesse, I marvel at your unique ability to transform the mundane into the extraordinary. Your comment, a true masterpiece of irony, has left an indelible mark on the annals of linguistic discourse. Bravo, maestro! 🎭✨

​@@jim-elliottYou can't be that miserable on purpose.

@@MyNameIsUnavailable Ah, your keen insight has unraveled the depths of my emotions with the precision of a heartstring surgeon. Your astute observation has uncovered the secret: I am, indeed, the puppet master of my own misery, orchestrating each sorrowful note with a morose delight. Such wisdom! How fortunate I am to have my emotional intricacies dissected by one so perceptive. Your commentary is truly a beacon of enlightenment in the dimly lit expanse of my self-inflicted gloom. Bravo! 🎭✨

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great times before fans cared more about backstage news than actual story lines great times when fans would be invested in storylines and not do dumb chants and slow clap for move sets they approve of 🤣

1987 once I saw clips of WM3 & then Survivor Series, I was hooked. Seeing the wrestling business prior to that is fascinating particularly as we had very little coverage here in England.

​@@bb-gc2txexactly. Characters to believe in above anything else.

@@haroldhall1517 90s Undertaker was very larger than life though.

@@jp3813the early undertaker of 1990/ 1991 yes, then he became not as special afterwards.

Maybe when he started out but he just resigned under the a barrage of sexual allegations from female employees including wrestlers. He'll need that "strategic" mind to get out of this one.

Or a sufficient bribe to the right judge. Lol ​@@michaelwolf6424

I read that as Catholic classic, lol

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😂 More like 85-87

@@MyNameIsUnavailable88-90 best years 88-92 are the best wwf years ever imo

85 to 89