It Doesn't Matter

In this episode, the hosts take a deep dive into WWE’s No Mercy 2002, a night filled with chaos, controversy, and unforgettable storytelling. They revisit the wild and often absurd storylines of the era, including the notorious Katie Vick angle, while examining the evolution of characters like Kane and the manipulative influence of Stephanie McMahon. The conversation also explores standout matches such as RVD vs. Ric Flair, the tag team showdown between Edge & Rey Mysterio and Chris Benoit & Kurt Angle, and the impactful women’s bout between Trish Stratus and Victoria. The hosts share personal memories from 2002, reflect on the importance of the Intercontinental Championship, and break down the dramatic clash between Kane and Triple H. The discussion concludes with an in-depth look at the brutal Hell in a Cell battle between Brock Lesnar and The Undertaker—cementing Lesnar’s rise as WWE’s top star. Overall, the episode captures the essence of early-2000s wrestling: larger-than-life characters, bold storytelling, and matches that defined an era.

In this episode of The It Doesn’t Matter Podcast, the crew pays tribute to the legendary Eddie Guerrero, celebrating his lasting impact on professional wrestling. From his technical clinic with Dean Malenko at Starrcade 1997 to his unforgettable transformation into “Latino Heat” and his dynamic partnership with Chyna, Eddie’s evolution is explored in depth. The hosts also reflect on his heartfelt promo leading up to No Way Out 04, capturing the emotion behind his WWE Championship victory and the historic moment he shared with Chris Benoit. The conversation continues with a look back at Eddie’s intense steel cage match with JBL, his emotional final feud with Batista, and the ways his passion, charisma, and in-ring psychology continue to inspire today’s wrestlers. This episode is a heartfelt celebration of Eddie Guerrero’s legacy—one of wrestling’s most beloved and influential icons. #EddieGuerrero #LatinoHeat #WWELegend #VivaLaRaza #WrestleMania20 #WWE #WrestlingPodcast #TheItDoesntMatterPodcast #ProWrestling #Chyna #JBL #Batista #DeanMalenko #EddieGuerreroTribute

In this episode of The It Doesn’t Matter Podcast, the crew takes a trip back to WWE No Mercy 2008. From Mark Henry vs. Matt Hardy and Beth Phoenix vs. Candice Michelle to Rey Mysterio vs. Kane, the hosts revisit the card with plenty of humor, personal stories, and sharp insights into how wrestling — especially women’s wrestling — was evolving at the time. They break down Batista’s big return, The Undertaker’s brutal clash with Big Show, and Jeff Hardy’s underdog fight against Triple H, before closing with the unforgettable main event ladder match between Shawn Michaels and Chris Jericho. With segments on MVP of the night and the legacy of the show, this episode dives deep into the matches, storytelling, and lasting impact of one of WWE’s most memorable events. Chapters

NXT No Mercy 2023 was a night full of action, surprises, and standout performances. From the opening clash between Baron Corbin and Bron Breakker to Trick Williams scoring a huge win over Dirty Dom Mysterio, the event kept the energy high. The Creed Brothers brought chaos in an explosive tag team match, while the Heritage Cup bout introduced a unique set of rules that kept fans on edge. In the main event, Carmelo Hayes defended his title against Ilja Dragunov in an incredible showdown that stole the show. The women’s championship match between Tiffany Stratton and Becky Lynch closed the night in dramatic fashion, proving just how far NXT has come and highlighting the bright future of its stars. #WWENXT #NXTNoMercy #WWE #NXT

In this episode, the hosts break down the wild and unpredictable world of ECW’s Anarchy Rulz 1999. They dive into the impact of ECW’s new TV deal, the opener between Lance Storm and Jerry Lynn, and how injuries shaped the storytelling of the era. The discussion touches on segments with Simon Diamond and Jazz, the chaotic arrival of New Jack, and the thrilling three-way dance featuring Tajiri, Super Crazy, and Guido. From there, the conversation builds toward the intense blood feud between Justin Credible and Sabu, showcasing Sabu’s one-of-a-kind style and lasting influence on wrestling. The hosts also revisit major ECW moments, including the Heatwave incident, Taz’s shocking elimination, Mike Awesome’s championship win, and the heated rivalry between Raven and Tommy Dreamer. To wrap up, they highlight the hard-hitting clash between Balls Mahoney and Rob Van Dam before shifting gears to preview NXT No Mercy 2023, reflecting on how wrestling has evolved while emphasizing the timeless importance of storytelling in the sport.

In this episode of the podcast, the crew revisits the legacy of ECW, focusing on the 1998 event 'ECW Wrestlepalooza'. They discuss the opening matches, the significance of various wrestlers, and the dynamics of tag teams. The conversation also touches on the impact of legends like JYD and Shane Douglas, as well as the overall atmosphere of ECW during its prime. In this episode, the hosts delve into the legacy of Shane Douglas and his impact on wrestling, particularly in ECW. They discuss the missed opportunities in his rivalry with Ric Flair and the overall rise and fall of ECW. The conversation shifts to infamous matches involving New Jack, the chaotic Duds vs Dreamer and Sandman match, and the classic encounter between RVD and Sabu. The episode culminates in Al Snow's send-off match, reflecting on the nostalgia and the overall quality of the wrestling showcased.

In this episode of The It Doesn’t Matter Podcast, the hosts break down WWE’s Unforgiven 2006, exploring its biggest matches, storylines, and emotional highlights. From the opener between Jeff Hardy and Johnny Nitro to the brutal Hell in a Cell clash, they cover the action and the state of the tag team division at the time. The discussion also highlights Trish Stratus’ emotional retirement match, the evolution of women’s wrestling, and standout performances from stars like Randy Orton, Carlito, John Cena, and Edge. Along the way, the hosts reflect on the legacy of these wrestlers, the storytelling that defined the night, and the lasting impact of this memorable pay-per-view.

The hosts revisit Clash of the Champions 1989, breaking down the standout matches, Jim Ross’s commentary, and the memorable moments that defined the event. They explore the rise of WCW and the NWA, the legacies of stars like Lex Luger and Tommy Rich, and the storytelling that shaped the show—from the opening match to the main event. The episode also reflects on the rise of young talent and the lasting significance of Clash of the Champions VIII in wrestling history.

In this episode, the hosts delve into the 1996 SummerSlam, discussing its significance in wrestling history, particularly focusing on Psycho Sid's impact, the WWF's struggles against WCW, and the evolution of the tag team division. They analyze key matches, including Owen Hart vs. Savio Vega and the tag team championship bout, while also reflecting on the managerial dynamics involving Jim Cornette and Clarence Mason. The conversation highlights the charisma of Psycho Sid and the overall atmosphere of the event, providing insights into the wrestling landscape of the time. In this episode, the hosts delve into the nostalgic references of classic TV shows, analyze various wrestling matches from SummerSlam 1996, and discuss the careers of notable wrestlers like Ahmed Johnson and Jake the Snake Roberts. They explore the significance of the Boiler Room Brawl match between Mankind and Undertaker, and the main event featuring Shawn Michaels and Vader, while reflecting on the political dynamics in wrestling during that era.

In this episode of The It Doesn't Matter podcast, the hosts dive into the world of wrestling, focusing on the 1994 WWF landscape. They discuss the unpredictable weather, nostalgic matches, and significant character developments, including Diesel, Razor Ramon, and Tatanka's heel turn. The conversation also touches on the unique contributions of women wrestlers like Alundra Blaze and Bull Nakano, and the role of filler matches in storytelling. The hosts reflect on how these elements shaped their childhood experiences with wrestling and the evolution of the sport. In this episode, the hosts delve into the intricacies of SummerSlam 1994, exploring the evolution of wrestling characters, the significance of longevity in careers, and the dynamics of cage matches. They analyze the classic rivalry between Bret and Owen Hart, culminating in a memorable cage match, and discuss the unique matchup of The Undertaker versus The Undertaker. The conversation wraps up with reflections on the overall impact of the event and its nostalgic value.