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Well hellooooo! With the last of our big OSW videos released (OOC's choice, The Hobbit 2!) we'll be recording the first part of our new arc soon! What would you like to see, any wrestlers we should try to get over?If you see another suggestion you like, please ♥️ it so I can see what you guys are interested in!And if u haven't seen it yet, released last week was the Halloween Havoc & Warrior farewell Deleted Scenes vid! So with that said... Update again soon brothers. (We've other videos currently in the works!) See ya in the funny pages, love, Jay 💚

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Terry

Austin getting hit by the car

John Cardew

Aces and Eights! Some real TNA bollacks please!

John ward

How about the rise of Brock Lesnar? Includes the last real KOTR PPV w/ the bitchin' Test match, his SummerSlam 2002 match with the Rock (which is an all-timer PPV in my opinion) and coincides with a lot of interesting things happening like Austin walking out and Shawn Michaels' return. Could even cover up to his Royal Rumble 2003 victory-that PPV has Steiner vs. HHH, a top-3 Kurt Angle match, and the storyline where Torrie Wilson's father dies from being too horny.

Jordan Cormack

Eddie’s heel turn on Rey and program with Batista

Varela

I'm all for a HBK retirement arc. From WM 25 vs Taker all the way to the the career vs. Streak match in Mania 26 and the speech on RAW after Mania. In between we get to see the Summerslam DX reunion in bollocks, being tag champs, the Legacy feud, The Bret Hart Reconciliation, Royal Rumble and Elimination chamber 2010.

Perc Angle

TNA ANYTHING TNA BOLLIX

take5™

the summer of punk! the biggest storyline the wwe had in a decade, which immediately shattered right as it got white hot. from the all out review, you seemed definitely interested in the current bitter jaded ego of punk, and i think there is a worthy dissection in that arc of how he rlly got there

Noct

Early TNA and the KING OF THE MOUNTAIN

Josh Allen

The NWO wwe run 2002.... Vince's POISON looking at it now he just brought the NWO back just to kill it lol Shawn Michaels lead nwo would have worked... I still pop when Michaels kicks booker t

Seth Taha

The rise of the Rock arc. Start with Rocky Miavia in 1996 ‘Rocky sucks’ era, to his heel turn and Nation of Domination gang wars bollocks, end with the Corporate Champ!

S

- would love some more TNA bollocks, don’t care when from - perhaps exploring NXT? Either the game show or the rebirth as a brand of its own? - 80’s WCW always seems to be incredibly odd and wacky. Hell, all of WCW feels like a fever dream as someone who grew up watching just the WWF - a Women’s Evolution arc? Don’t skimp on the mistress of ceremonies and creator of women: Stephanie McMahon! - perhaps the aftermath of Montréal up to Austin winning at Mania XIV? Survivor Series 1997 has been done to death but how they got from there to Stone Cold ascending to the throne usually is only shown with four specific pieces of footage (I know this annoys OOC, I can feel it)

BigSham69

A real look at the invasion angle. A proper deep dive from beginning to end would be class.

Jeremy Hawley

HBK first Title to forced retirement/ Attitude era/ Austin Era

AussieDragoon

Main Event Mafia or Monday Night Wars 2

David Highfield

The 2004 Eddie Guerrero WWE championship run. Smack down on January 29, no way out, wrestlemania 20 and Judgement Day 2004

Sykonee

Goldberg's first run in WWE.

Sam-senpai

If you guys end up picking TNA, somehow get Victory Road 2009 with the peak of women's wrestling Jenna Morasca vs. Sharmell

ak J

Cody Rhodes after leaving WWE : ROH, NJPW, AEW

Michael Harris

I'd love to see a few more Mania reviews, like Mania 12 to 16 so we'd fill in the gaps between 11 and X-7

Shaun Gray

Stone Cold’s WWE arc. Very 1st WrestleMania (XII) right through 1996 (Yes, 1996), and the end of the the Attitude Era.

Jer Reichelt

Brock’s run in 02/03. Bit of Jay’s favourite Test/Brock at King of the Ring, Summerslam 02, No Mercy HIAC vs Undertaker, Royal Rumble ‘03 and Mania 19. Lots of bollocks to go though as well, got Katie Vick, Al Wilson, etc.

Col. Klink

Just watched Mania X and you said it yourself. 2007 TNA

StonewallKOTDM

I would love to see another ECW arc where you review shows from the original ECW that you missed during the first arc (November to Remember 97, Living Dangerously 98 etc) Or possibly a WCW arc during the time Ric Flair went to WWF from 91-93. You'd get lots of good wrestling (Pillman, Stunning Steve, Rick Rude, Vader) but also TONS of bollix (Big Josh, Oz, Chamber of Horrors, Spin the Wheel Make the Deal)) I even have a list of shows from this era I can send you, if you're interested.

Matthew Gallimore

Eiter early 90's WCW or the birth of AEW (All In, Wrestle Kingdom 13 and Double or Nothing)

Matt Ross

Eddie Guerrero WWE retrospective would be awesome. His initial run as a Radical and Latino Heat (Wrestlemania 2000/Judgement Day 2000/ Survivor Series 2000) His release and return (Wrestlemania X-seven / Backlash 2002) Los Guerreros (Survivor Series 2002/SummerSlam 2003) WWE Champion (No Way Out 2004/Wrestlemania XX)

Kaveen

Have you guys considered the Summer of Punk? Really enjoying a rewatch of the All Out PPV, and also having covered his introduction to the WWE with the ECW arc, I think it might be interesting to cover the pipebomb and all of the promos and storylines building up to Money in The Bank + all of the Kevin Nash Triple H bollocks getting thrown in there, you could wrap it up nicely with Survivor Series and Punk regaining the belt from Del Rio to start his year plus title run (and bonus Rock/Cena main event!) It wouldn't be too many episodes to do and it wraps the story up nicely to be revisited later (if you ever wanted to get into Punk's heel run as its own arc at another time) I think it would be interesting to revisit the promos from Punk, Vince, and Hunter especially with 2023 perspective lmao

Richard Luck

Two words: New Blood. That is all.

Tee Jay

I'd love to see you cover some of Lucha Underground at some point - it really was some of the best wrestling in recent memory.

Adz612

You Should do the WCW/ECW Invasion.

FAiRWAYx

Hollywood Rock Arc

Brendan Goodwin

Would be good to have something focused around undertaker. Like the undertaker vs Kane or mankind feuds or ministry of darkness arc

Samuel Preston

I know it's unlikely, but I'd love to see you guys do a Lucha Underground Arc, 3-4 episodes per video, and do the entire series. Big ask, but Prince Puma, the murders, the undercover investigations, the blood, the violence, the ridiculousness, it would be amazing.

mj styles

Some main event mafia or aces and 8s. Give me all the tna bollocks

Jamie Meakin

Heel Bret in '97, end at Canadian Stampede.

David Widman

USA vs Canada - WWF 1997 start at Royal Rumble 97 and end at Survivor Series 97 (could do WM 13, Canadian Stampede, Summerslam 97 during the story arc)

Grimlock the Dank

Main Event Mafia all the way. Give me Black Snow and Chet Lemon

David Rea

I think there’s more than enough bollocks in the attitude era to carry a 6 part series.

Mikey Wild

You guys have never touched early WCW (90-92), I think you guys would enjoy really enjoy it for both the great wrestling and awful wrestling / wrestle bolix. If I had to narrow it down specifically, I would recommend doing a 'Black Scorpion' story arc; gobshite at its absolute finest, fellas. A lot of underappreciated matches and gimmicks during that time as well. It has everything. Cheers!

Zac Duggan

Cunt Hogan, the TNA years

Ryan Lesschaeve

Cunt Michaels run as top guy. Royal Rumble ‘96 to WrestleMania 14 would be awesome.

Chris Goodch

Really late to the party with this but what about covering Lex Luger’s NWA/WCW PPV run from late 87 onwards? You’d get to review by default Flair and Steamboat, Bunkhouse Steel Cage matches, Robocop “run” ins, Midnight Express, Road Warriors, pre-Undertaker Mark Callous, Prime Arn, Flair vs Lex world title matches, Abdullah getting fried etc.

Smith RK

WWE 97 - GANG WARFARE!

Cyrus the Virus

The WWF’s transition from New Generation into the Attitude Era. Arc starts at Survivor Series 1996 and ends at Survivor Series 1997.

Scott Nunn

I'm an 80's & 90s wrestling fan who dropped out during the late attitude era. Have periodically checked in on new stuff, but that's it. Since discovering OSW during the pandy, I have checked in on new stuff a little bit more often. This Rhea Ripley woman is a star. I would love one of your "modern era one offs" to feature a PPV with her. Hearing the boys take on her would be fun