The Hart Foundation vs The Legion of Doom
Film on March 12, 1991
Featured on WrestleFest '91
Preserving the Legends. Reliving the Moments. Archiving the Legacy.
Classic WWF: The Rock Meets Hollywood Hulk Hogan and nWo – No Way Out 2002 [Video]
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| The Rock and Hollywood Hulk Hogan in 2002 |
When The Rock came face-to-face with Hulk Hogan at No Way Out in 2002, it felt bigger than just another backstage moment—it was a collision of icons. Representing two different generations of pro wrestling, both men carried the weight of an era on their shoulders. The tension between them was immediate and undeniable. Their picture together was worth more than a thousand words.
With WrestleMania X8 on the horizon, this encounter served as the spark that would ignite one of the most legendary matches in WWE history. The Rock’s sharp confidence met Hogan’s larger-than-life presence, setting the tone for a showdown that would transcend storylines and become a true passing-of-the-torch moment.
Before the WrestleMania X8 match in Toronto, and before the crowd chose its side, it started with this backstage promo and Hogan taking a photo with his son's "favorite wrestler."
No Way Out
February 17, 2002
Milwaukee, WI, USA
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Classic Raw Moment: Bret Hart Attacks Vince McMahon on July 21, 1997 [Videos]
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| Bret Hart and Vince McMahon stare at each other with intensity |
On the July 21, 1997 episode of Raw Is War, tensions surrounding SummerSlam reached a boiling point when Bret Hart confronted Vince McMahon at the commentary table. Earlier in the night, Shawn Michaels had inserted himself into the WWF Championship picture by announcing he would serve as special guest referee for the upcoming SummerSlam showdown between Bret and The Undertaker—a decision that immediately raised questions about bias and fairness.
Furious over what he saw as blatant favoritism, Hart stormed ringside during a match and confronted McMahon directly. What followed was a rare and jarring moment for the era: Hart slapped McMahon across the face, and rather than retreat, McMahon stood his ground. The exchange blurred the lines between authority figure and on-screen character, hinting at a more confrontational and involved version of McMahon that fans had not yet fully seen.
In hindsight, this segment stands as an early glimpse of what would soon evolve into the infamous Mr. McMahon persona. As 1997 progressed—with controversy mounting and real-life tensions spilling into storylines—moments like this helped lay the groundwork for the volatile character who would later clash with Stone Cold Steve Austin and become central to the WWF’s rise during the Attitude Era.
A brief confrontation in the moment between Bret Hart and Vince McMahon—but one that quietly helped reshape the direction of the entire company.
Shawn Michaels makes an announcement
RAW IS WAR
July 21, 1997
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Bret Hart attacks Vince McMahon
WAR ZONE
July 21, 1997
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Bret allegedly attacks Shawn backstage
WAR ZONE
July 21, 1997
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
WWF Attitude Era: "The one thing "Stone Cold" Steve Austin can't stand..." [Videos]
"Stone Cold" talks to the crowd after the show
September 17, 2001
TNN
Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Attitude Era Bonus:
The previous time RAW was in Nashville was in 1998! See the complete broadcast below!
RAW IS WAR
WWF WAR ZONE
USA NETWORK
May 18, 1998
Nashville Arena
Nashville, Tennessee, USA
WWF RAW Event Card
May 18, 1998
Val Venis vs Scorpio
Marc Mero (with Sable) vs Terry Funk
LOD 2000 (Animal and Hawk) vs The Disciples of Apocalypse
Dude Love vs Dustin Runnels
The Head Bangers vs Kai En Tai
The New Age Outlaws (w/DX) vs The Nation (The Rock and Owen Hart)
"Stone Cold" Steve Austin vs Pat Patterson and Gerald Brisco in a Street Fight
Classic WWF: "Macho Man" Randy Savage vs. Bad News Brown in a Harlem Street Fight [Videos]
At a time when the World Wrestling Federation was riding a wave of late-1980s momentum, "Macho Man" Randy Savage brought his WWF World Heavyweight Championship into Canada against the unpredictable Bad News Brown. Held under Harlem Street Fight rules, this bout traded traditional structure for a more chaotic, hard-hitting atmosphere, allowing both competitors to lean into their brawling instincts.
Bad News Brown will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as a member of the legacy wing in April 2026.
WWF World Heavyweight Championship
Harlem Street Fight Match
"Macho Man" Randy Savage vs Bad News Brown
WWF MAPLE LEAF WRESTLING
January 16, 1989
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Commentary: Tony Schiavone and Lord Alfred Hayes
Bad News Brown
WWE Hall of Fame Video
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