WCW Clash of the Champions 34 - The "Reliving The War" Review

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• KW

  @KwanzaaBot1966 · 5 years ago

  The way DDP slid through the ropes after that cutter was slick af.

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• KA

  @KastleKrossface · 5 years ago

  After a huge night of Horsemen Business, I like to follow up with a good Chin-Lock and a Reliving The War video

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• AK

  @AKImeru · 5 years ago

  La Parka going "THAT DOESN'T WORK FOR ME BROTHER" and ignoring Chavo's dropkick makes me laugh

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• DE

  @deelove7518 · 5 years ago

  Every time I watch wrestling bios, I feel my manly meng meter increasing.

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• TO

  @tonyd8715 · 5 years ago

  “The shirt absolutely refuses to do the job” lmfao you’re a gem dude

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• JA

  @jamesbounds · 5 years ago

  It's a shame WWE(F) never treated the cruiserweight division right. They always delivered in WCW.

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• BA

  @baloothepibble8421 · 5 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-ZdBJVrcFs&amp;t=1066">17:46</a> DDP’s makes everything look so cool. Even him leaving after the DC.

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• RN

  @rnhtube · 5 years ago

  Some say that Dean Malenko&apos;s wrist tape <b>still</b> isn&apos;t tight enough

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• LO

  @louisvelez40 · 5 years ago

  This hits home for me. The pay per view was on my dad&apos;s birthday and we watched it together. He is no longer here on this 🌍 but thank you Wrestling Bios for this trip down memory lane for me.

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• AN

  @animositywargaming5266 · 5 years ago

  Reliving the War, going strong for over a year and you’re talking about August 1997 events! Got to love the dedication and solid commitment to bringing this content forward for our enjoyment! Love it! Thanks WB,

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• BO

  @bodenlosedosenhose1590 · 5 years ago

  Brian Hildebrand, who unfortunately passed away almost 22 years ago, always reminded me of a WCW version of Wiliam H. Macy in looks and antics.

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• DA

  @damonodell9125 · 5 years ago

  This video dropped as I&apos;m scrolling thru Rock vs Austin highlights on a stormy sunday, thinking how blessed and lucky we were to have those times; also knowing it will never be this good again.

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