Wrestling Unwrapped

You know, SoCal seems to have it all... great weather (Harry and Patrick live in Ohio and Illinois, respectively, shut up), great times, and great wrestling. It really is a tremendous place to be.We know we promised an out of control DVD set a week ago, but as the old saying goes... the card is subject to change.So, this week, Harry and Patrick journey to Southern California, to the Sweat Box, as they cover the 3rd anniversary show of Pro Wrestling Guerilla, with PWG Threemendous. An event full of complete chaos and action... and that's just the main event.After that, join us for our always interesting cash and trash, the best and worst match, and the final rating for the show.All of that and more as Wrestling Unwrapped covers PWG Threemendous.

The end is here... the game is over... no more pretending... no more... NO MORE.Contrary to what you may be thinking, no, this episode is NOT Deadly Games. However, it still describes our topic this week, as we cover ECW Guilty as Charged 2001, also known as ECW's final ever Pay Per View.A jam packed 8 match card greets us from the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City. A showing of change from the old ECW with several young stars, along with a combo of revered veterans make for a crazy show in front of a hot crowd (despite WWE Network trying to tell you otherwise)And, as always, Harry and Patrick will give you their Cash and Trash. What moment belongs in a Ballroom in Midtown Manhattan? And what should be stuck in a bingo hall in Philadelphia?All of this and more as Wrestling Unwrapped covers the final ever ECW PPV, ECW Guilty as Charged.---------- Time Stamps ----------(4:30-16:30) Background of ECW at the time and Match Results(16:30-1:54:10) ECW Guilty as Charged 2001 Review(1:54:10-2:01:40) Best and Wor

It's time to RUMBLLLLLLLLE. So, next Sunday, the Royal Rumble match will be for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, for only the 2nd time in history. So, we at WU figured, what better thing to cover for our final episode before the 2016 Royal Rumble, than the last time the WWE Title was on the line.Also called the "hour of power", Sean, Harry and Patrick cover the 1992 Royal Rumble, featuring one of the most star-studded Rumble matches of all time, for the vacant (soon to be WWE Hall of Famer) WWE Heavyweight Championship. But, we also have to get to that match first, since this IS a 5 match card. Will the rest of the show match the epicness of this main event match? (Spoiler: no)With such high stakes on these rumble matches, the question is also begged... is it a good thing to do? Do you like the Rumble match having such high stakes? Or should the Wrestlemania title shot be all that's on the line?And, as always, check out Cash and Trash. What moment will prove to be a 60 minute man all night long? And wh

So, one year ago, Harry and Patrick covered Shimmer Volume 1, which they said would change the face of women's wrestling. Now, so many months later, they wonder how things have changed, as they cover the debut show for it's sister promotion, SHINE Wrestling.Featuring a dream match main event of Jazz facing off against Sara Del Rey, this company would have an amazing start. Then, join our hosts as they discuss the place of women's wrestling now, 4 years on, with the rise of Shine, the growth of Shimmer, and the revolution of the divas.And, of course, catch Cash and Trash. What moment will Shine through to our hosts? And what moment should be stuck in the streets of Tampa forever?All of that and more as Wrestling Unwrapped uncovers Shine 1Results from Shine 1 (8:00-13:30)Overall Thoughts on Shine Roster at the time (13:30-16:40)Shine # 1 Reviewed: from first match to fifth match (16:40-1:01:00)Discussion Topic: How Women's Wrestling has evolved since this show (1:01:00-1:22:00)Shine # 1 Reviewed: sixth match t

We are proud to introduce our first affiliate podcast on the W2M Network. Hosted by Harry Broadhurst and Patrick Ketza welcome to Wrestling Unwrapped...Our fearless explorers return from the abyss with a whole new look about themselves, debuting on the W2M Network with the ultimate lump of coal for Christmas, as they cover the only WWECW Pay Per View ever ECW December to Dismember. With a gimmick on top of a gimmick for the main event, and only 2 announced matches, it's a wonder why this is the least bought PPV in WWE History. And, as always, hang on for Cash and Trash. What will be the Barbed Wire Baseball Bat of this show? And who will be stuck in a pod with a table? Join Harry and Patrick as they return to what they know best, being smart alecks and reviewing their DVD Collection.