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Starrcade

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Nov 1, 2026

Sexy ChinoGUEST
4:04
Because WrestleMania is the big brother, but then the secondary kid is actually the Survivor Series.
Sexy ChinoGUEST
4:13
And people forget that you said Survivor Series was ran right against around like Starrcade.
Sexy ChinoGUEST
4:20
Like it was one of the pay-per-views I think there with NWA.
Sexy ChinoGUEST
4:24
Yeah.
El TiburónHOST
4:38
That's pretty cool.
El TiburónHOST
4:40
But they only did it, right, to compete with...
El TiburónHOST
4:43
Was it NWA or were they WCW already? Was it NWA, Starrcade?
Sexy ChinoGUEST
4:49
No, it was like NWA, but the whole thing is that...
LarsonHOST
49:47
Ends his undefeated streak.
LarsonHOST
49:49
But wouldn't the better route to go have all that happen to help build up to the Nash-Goldberg match at Starrcade? and you have Bill Goldberg facing immense odds at your top show of the year rather than have Nash beat him and the undefeated streak, have the finger poke of doom, lame, and the reunited NWO facing off against Goldberg.
LarsonHOST
50:20
I'm not even taking into account Goldberg putting his arm through a car window and tearing up his wrist.
LarsonHOST
50:24
That didn't

9 MINS LATER

LarsonHOST
59:11
How much time did Sting have to spend up in the rafters? It had all the attacks interrupted by Robin Hood with Patrick Bergen.
LarsonHOST
59:19
After Nitro to show up at...
LarsonHOST
59:23
At Starrcade 97 and not get the finish this should have had.
LarsonHOST
59:28
Yeah,
JamesHOST
7:45
Next question, Joe from Orlando.
JamesHOST
7:46
Back in 1983, Greg Valentine and Roddy Piper had the dog collar match at Starrcade.
JamesHOST
7:52
When it originally happened, did you see the match or hear anything about it? It seemed brutal, and I think the match still holds up as a great match to watch.
JamesHOST
8:00
What's your thoughts on the match and the brutality of it?
John PozHOST
11:33
And this was probably the best one out of all of them.
John PozHOST
11:36
But I was listening to Bischoff not too long ago talk about how he almost put Halloween Havoc more precedence over Starrcade, even though Starrcade really kind of the first ever quote unquote pay-per-view, you know, back in 83, Flayer and Race.
John PozHOST
11:48
I mean, it's just one of those things where it stands the test of time.
John PozHOST
11:51
It's like Starrcade is the big show of the year.
John PozHOST
11:52
But interesting to note, the president of the company was basically saying he kind of thought Havoc and he put more precedent on Havoc being the big pay-per-view event.
John PozHOST
12:02
So it's kind of one of those things when you look at it, like if you kind of look at the booking of it, sometimes it did work out in that way, in that fashion, because Hogan was on every Halloween Havoc.
Nick PicconeHOST
56:34
It felt like I knew that was WCW's WrestleMania.
Nick PicconeHOST
56:38
So I was like, okay, like I, get me to Starrcade.
Nick PicconeHOST
56:43
I don't care.
Nick PicconeHOST
56:44
Whereas here, it's after WrestleMania, so I'm like, what exactly are you building to type thing? Do I have to wait until next WrestleMania for this stuff to happen? I was just kind of like...
EmilyHOST
2:04
How did we line it up so perfectly that the final Nitro is also a 10?
NickHOST
2:08
That we flipped Starrcade in Final Nitro.
EmilyHOST
2:13
Nick, we made it.
NickHOST
2:14
We did.

1 HR 2 MINS LATER

NickHOST
64:02
Nine.
EmilyHOST
64:03
So much happened so early in our podcast history.
EmilyHOST
64:09
We've talked about when we just did Starrcade 97, we're like, should we have started the podcast at Starrcade 97? And I'm starting to think that maybe we should have started it earlier.
EmilyHOST
64:18
Yeah.
Ray GootzHOST
2:50
But you could have made a storyline similar to Flair's, like there's a bounty on Cena's head and all that.
Ray GootzHOST
2:53
But I thought that would have been a good way to start off Starrcade again with Cena's retiring match.
Ray GootzHOST
2:59
But, you know, whatever.
Ray GootzHOST
3:00
They're a bunch of dickheads, so they can do it.
Kyle LewisHOST
3:05
Yeah, they had Starrcade come back once.
Kyle LewisHOST
3:07
It was for, like, a network exclusive.
Kyle LewisHOST
3:11
And it was, like, not even an exciting show.
Jeremy CorrayHOST
36:37
That was WCW.
Jeremy CorrayHOST
36:38
One of their tentpole events, that and Starrcade.
Jeremy CorrayHOST
36:40
I think a Halloween Havoc.
Ryan SwinglerHOST
36:41
Yep, absolutely.
John McAdamHOST
4:47
Another really good one, which I liked, and this is going to surprise a lot of people.
John McAdamHOST
4:52
But I liked Starrcade 89.
John McAdamHOST
4:55
I liked the singles competition, even though Muda kind of got the worst of it.
John McAdamHOST
5:01
I mean, someone had to go out and do the jobs, and it just happened to be him instead of Luger, Flair, and Sting.
Jeff SuggGUEST
6:16
No.
Jeff SuggGUEST
6:16
I thought the tournament was great.
Jeff SuggGUEST
6:18
Starrcade, I wanted Sting and Flair, even if it is a babyface match.
Jeff SuggGUEST
6:24
I wanted that with what we had been through.
Dan GriffinHOST
25:36
Who had all the personality of a dry flip-flop.
Brent PilesHOST
25:39
Yeah, the funniest thing to me was that he claimed that he went to a Starrcade 84 where the Rock and Roll Express faced the Midnight Express in a scaffold match.
Brent PilesHOST
25:48
That happened in 87 and it was in Chicago, so he doesn't even know what the fuck he said.
Dan GriffinHOST
25:54
Brilliant.
Dan GriffinHOST
25:56
I didn't even bother to look that up because I figured it was bullshit.
Brent PilesHOST
26:00
Yeah.
Brent PilesHOST
26:02
I think that was the first Starrcade and there certainly wasn't a scaffold match at the first one.
Brent PilesHOST
26:08
No.

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