Welcome to a brand new episode of That Wrestling Show! Bill Yankowy is joined this week by Jim Boy Star and Brian as they discuss the end of the Monday Night Wars between WWF and WCW. We discuss Eric Bischoff and his role, what worked and didn’t work, the final episode of Nitro, who or what killed WCW, and much more.

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Discussing the End of the Monday Night Wars, 20 Years Later

About That Wrestling Show

Hosted by Bill Yankowy and Fro, That Wrestling Show is a podcast about everything in the world of professional wrestling. They discuss WWE shows, Ring of Honor, Impact Wrestling, even some NJPW. Plus, they also talk about old-school wrestling too. Bill also does a few more shows on there as well. He’s gone through every Royal Rumble on Eliminated. Not to mention, reviewing random older shows and also discussing what is going on in wrestling with the COVID-19 pandemic happening all around us.

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Bill Yankowy

Bill Yankowy has been a wrestling fan for as long as he can remember. The first wrestling match he ever saw on TV was Hulk Hogan against the Ultimate Warrior in the main event of Wrestlemania VI. At the age of ten, he attended his first wrestling event – Survivor Series 1995. The main event of the show was Bret Hart defeating Diesel to win the WWE championship for the third time. Those two experiences helped make him a lifelong wrestling fan and he has watched different wrestling promotions too.

Bill’s wrestling podcast That Wrestling Show has been broadcasted online since July 2011. He has interviewed many wrestlers including Shane Somers, Evan Morris, Ken Dixon, and Bandido Jr. His interest is in not only the current wrestling scene but also the history of wrestling. By reading autobiographies of current and older wrestlers, material about the background stories, and keeping up with the day-to-day news of wrestling he adds much to this show.