WWE Legends of Wrestling
WWE Legends of Wrestling | |
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Presented by |
Jim Ross (Episodes 1-11) Gene Okerlund (Episodes 12-19, 22-33) Joey Styles (Episodes 20-21) Michael Cole (Legends of WrestleMania) |
Production | |
Running time | 60 minutes |
Broadcast | |
Original channel |
WWE Classics on Demand (2006 - 2012) WWE Network (2014) |
WWE Legends of Wrestling is an original series made specifically for the WWE Classics on Demand service.[1] The program features various "legends" of the business, for their work in and out of the ring, having a roundtable discussion about specific topics, persons, or occurrences in the history of wrestling. The show was originally hosted by WWE commentator Jim Ross–with former interviewer Gene Okerlund filling in for him on a few occasions[2]–until Okerlund took over hosting duties completely with the shows fourth panel.
As of July 2014, all episodes have been made available on the WWE Network. Subsequently 18 of the 33 episodes were removed once again as of August 2014. As of March 17 2015, all 33 episodes are once again available on the WWE Network.
Episodes
No. | Title | Hosted by | Guests | Original air date | |||
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1 | "Roddy Piper and Terry Funk" | Jim Ross | Mike Graham | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | Dusty Rhodes | November 2006 |
2 | "Bob Backlund and Hulk Hogan" | Jim Ross | Mike Graham | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | Dusty Rhodes | December 2006 |
3 | "Andre The Giant and The Iron Sheik" | Jim Ross | Mike Graham | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | Dusty Rhodes | January 2007 |
4 | "Jerry Lawler and Junkyard Dog" | Jim Ross | Mike Graham | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | Dusty Rhodes | January 2007 |
5 | "Ric Flair and Sgt. Slaughter" | Jim Ross | Mike Graham | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | Dusty Rhodes | March 2007 |
6 | "Greatest Rivalries, Part 1" | Jim Ross | Eric Bischoff | Mick Foley | Michael Hayes | Jerry Lawler | April 2007 |
7 | "Greatest Rivalries, Part 2" | Jim Ross | Eric Bischoff | Mick Foley | Michael Hayes | Jerry Lawler | May 2007 |
8 | "Heatseekers" | Jim Ross | Eric Bischoff | Mick Foley | Michael Hayes | Jerry Lawler | July 2007 |
9 | "The Monday Night Wars" | Jim Ross | Eric Bischoff | Mick Foley | Michael Hayes | Jerry Lawler | August 2007 |
10 | "Bad-Asses of Wrestling" | Jim Ross | Mick Foley | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | Tazz | December 2007 |
11 | "The Territories" | Jim Ross | Mick Foley | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | Tazz | January 2008 |
12 | "WrestleMania" | Gene Okerlund | Mick Foley | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | Dusty Rhodes | March 2008 |
13 | "Worst Characters" | Gene Okerlund | Mick Foley | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | Dusty Rhodes | June 2008 |
14 | "Factions" | Gene Okerlund | Ric Flair | Mick Foley | Jim Ross | Tazz | October 2008 |
15 | "Important Moments" | Gene Okerlund | Ric Flair | Mick Foley | Jim Ross | Tazz | November 2008 |
16 | "Black History" | Jim Ross | Teddy Long | Dusty Rhodes | Tony Atlas | Bill Watts | February 2009 |
17 | "Texas Wrestling" | Gene Okerlund | Michael Hayes | Dusty Rhodes | Jim Ross | Bill Watts | March 2009 |
18 | "Wrestling with Patriotism" | Gene Okerlund | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | Jim Ross | Sgt. Slaughter | July 2009 |
19 | "Giants" | Gene Okerlund | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | Jim Ross | Sgt. Slaughter | August 2009 |
20 | "The Lost Art of the Manager" | Joey Styles | J.J. Dillon | Jimmy Garvin | Michael Hayes | Jim Ross | November 2009 |
21 | "The Culture of Southern Wrestling" | Joey Styles | J.J. Dillon | Jimmy Garvin | Michael Hayes | Jim Ross | December 2009 |
22 | "Tag Teams" | Gene Okerlund | Nick Bockwinkel | J.J. Dillon | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | March 2010 |
23 | "The 1970s" | Gene Okerlund | Nick Bockwinkel | J.J. Dillon | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | June 2010 |
24 | "Wrestling Families" | Gene Okerlund | Ted DiBiase | J.J. Dillon | Jim Ross | Sgt. Slaughter | October 2010 |
25 | "Overachievers/Underachievers" | Gene Okerlund | Ted DiBiase | J.J. Dillon | Jim Ross | Sgt. Slaughter | December 2010 |
26 | "Rivalries" | Gene Okerlund | Bret Hart | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | Jim Ross | March 2011 |
27 | "Canadian Effect" | Gene Okerlund | Bret Hart | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | Jim Ross | April 2011 |
28 | "The nWo" | Gene Okerlund | J.J. Dillon | Michael Hayes | Kevin Nash | Jim Ross | July 2011 |
29 | "In Through the Outdoors" | Gene Okerlund | J.J. Dillon | Michael Hayes | Kevin Nash | Jim Ross | August 2011 |
30 | "Renegades and Outlaws" | Gene Okerlund | Michael Hayes | Diamond Dallas Page | Roddy Piper | Jim Ross | January 2012 |
31 | "Celebrity Effect" | Gene Okerlund | Michael Hayes | Diamond Dallas Page | Roddy Piper | Jim Ross | March 2012 |
32 | "Monday Night Raw" | Gene Okerlund | Road Dogg | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | Jim Ross | November 2012 |
33 | "Evolution of Hardcore" | Gene Okerlund | Road Dogg | Michael Hayes | Pat Patterson | Jim Ross | December 2012 |
Notes
- 1.^ WWE Network incorrectly lists this episodes airdate as May 2012.
- 2.^ WWE Network incorrectly lists this episodes airdate as September 2008.
- 3.^ WWE Network content edited from original broadcast
Legends of WrestleMania
Legends of Wrestlemania is a spinoff revival of the Legends of Wrestling roundtable panel format, focusing on Wrestlemania related topics. There have been two episodes, with the first being broadcast on WWE Network live from WrestleMania XXX Axxess on April 4, 2014. The panel was hosted by Michael Cole, and featured guests Ric Flair, Mick Foley and John "Bradshaw" Layfield.
The second episode was about The Ultimate Warrior and aired on WWE Network on April 18, 2014. It was the final part of the 4 part Warrior week on the WWE Network as a tribute to The Ultimate Warrior, who had died suddenly on April 8, 2014, just two days after Wrestlmania XXX. This panel was hosted by Josh Matthews and the guest panelists were Booker T, Sgt. Slaughter, and Ted DiBiase.
See also
- WrestleMania Rewind
- WWE Legends' House
References
- ↑ ""Legends of Wrestling" Program Debuts on WWE 24/7 On Demand". WWE Corporate. Retrieved 2007-11-21.
- ↑ Ross, Jim. "March 15, 2008". J.R.'s Q & A. JR's Bar B Q. Retrieved 2008-03-19.
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