We never got big name vs big name matches on either WWF or WCW weekly TV shows in 1990 But Running the Gauntlet was a nice idea by WCW to get fans to watch all three of their programmes at the weekend It normally involved a mid-level wrestler facing someone on Power Hour, with the winner going on to face someone else on World Championship Wrestling on a Saturday night, then that winner facing someone else on Main Event - win all three and you get $15,000 There's a good WCW Deep Cuts video on thi

🎥 Eddie Guerrero Vs JBL Was One Of The Bloodiest Matches In History Judgment Day saw one of the most violent bloodbaths of all time In WWE, few matches come close to JBL vs. Eddie Guerrero in terms of bloodshed Over the years, WWE veered away from blood use During their match, which started in a heated manner with some back and forth heavy blows and brawling, the referee was taken out, meaning that shenanigans were sure to take place. It wasn’t long until JBL decided to cheat, taking a steel ch

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