This was one of the coolest things about World Championship Wrestling was their special WCW Clash of the Champions show that would air a couple times a year on TBS the Superstation and feature many of the top WCW superstars in big time matches and all of the current champions at the time of the event. Their were many, many classic match ups on this program until WCW was no more. I really miss this show and even more WCW. The program aired from 1988 to 1997. If you are a classic wrestling fan like I am and are able to watch any of the Clash of the Champions editions on tape somehow do so because it was a classic and in My opinion there will never be a show like it again! I strongly recommend it!
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For Pure Pro Rasslin' The Clash was the Best!
AndrewGHickey22 April 2010
Wow no more reviews since 2005. I have to agree with my esteemed fellow reviewer Movie Nuttball, Clash of the Champions was the cream of the crop when it came to pro wrestling for the nine years it ran.
I recently acquired the whole collection on DVD and it is a blast, not only did you get superb main events like Sting vs. Ric Flair, but you got to see the likes of the Ding Dongs, Oz/Vinnie Vegas (Kevin Nash), Mean Mark Callous (the Undertaker) and so much more. Not to mention the goofy PPV promos (Wrestle War 90, Beach Blast 92) that aired during the commercial breaks. It's also a trip to have a revolving door of legends on commentary including Jese Ventura, Bobby Heenan and Gordon Solie. The greatness of the Clash almost erases the inept booking and poor business decisions WCW was responsible for, in my mind at least!
I recently acquired the whole collection on DVD and it is a blast, not only did you get superb main events like Sting vs. Ric Flair, but you got to see the likes of the Ding Dongs, Oz/Vinnie Vegas (Kevin Nash), Mean Mark Callous (the Undertaker) and so much more. Not to mention the goofy PPV promos (Wrestle War 90, Beach Blast 92) that aired during the commercial breaks. It's also a trip to have a revolving door of legends on commentary including Jese Ventura, Bobby Heenan and Gordon Solie. The greatness of the Clash almost erases the inept booking and poor business decisions WCW was responsible for, in my mind at least!
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