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Wrestling Columns

Federation Fridays #11: Remember When Survivor Series Was Fun?

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Remember when Survivor Series was all about traditional elimination matches, unlikely alliances, and rivalries colliding? This week on Federation Fridays, we revisit the glory days of WWF Survivor Series, the unforgettable 1995 Wild Card match, and why WarGames shouldn't have replaced a Thanksgiving wrestling tradition.

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Entertainment Articles

Melody Monday #6: WWF The Music, Vol. 2 Is 1997 WWF in a CD Case

Gary Smith

WWF The Music, Vol. 2 captures the company right in the middle of its transformation in 1997. From Stone Cold’s glass shatter and Mankind’s unsettling theme to Dude Love, Vader, Sunny and Rocky Maivia before he became The Rock, this album is almost a snapshot of the Attitude Era being born.

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Game Reviews

WWF RAW Review (SNES) (Retro WedNESday #16)

Gary Smith

Christmas 1994 brought WWF RAW to my Super Nintendo, and for three glorious years, it was my favorite wrestling game. Thirty-two years later, does this New Generation classic still deserve the love? It's time for another Retro WedNESday!

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Pro Wrestling

WWF Monday Night RAW 10/12/26 Preview: Money in the Bank Fallout!

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WWF Monday Night RAW comes to Bossier City, Louisiana, for the fallout from Money in the Bank! Chad Gable defends the Intercontinental Championship against Rey Fenix, The 946 battles The Usos and Solo Sikoa, and new Women's World Champion Liv Morgan appears. Get the full preview and Stinger's View!

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Pro Wrestling

WWF SmackDown 10/9/26 Preview: “Anything Can Happen!”

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All 12 Money in the Bank ladder match participants converge on Lafayette tonight, while Fatal Influence defend the WWF Women's Tag Team Championship against Charlotte Flair and Tatum Paxley. Anything can happen in the World Wrestling Federation! Or so they used to tell us.

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