WCW PPV Archive download WCW PPV Archive download. WRESTLINGEPICENTER.COM: PPV RESULTS ARCHIVE. CHOOSE A RESULTS ARCHIVE: NOTE: We are currently attempting to get all results pages updated to the new template and are importing new results never before had on the Wrestling Epicenter web site. If a section is not yet hyperlinked, it is coming soon and will be online shortly. WWE PPV RESULTS ARCHIVES: TNA PPV RESULTS ARCHIVES: WCW PPV RESULTS ARCHIVES: Bash at the Beach (1994-2000) Beach Blast (1993) Bunkhouse Stampede (1988) Chi-Town Rumble (1989) Fall Brawl (1993-2000) Great American Bash (1988-2000) (see WWE for 2004-2009) Greed (2001) Halloween Havoc (1989-2000) New Blood Rising (2000) Road/Hog Wild (1996-1999) Sin (2001) Slamboree (1993-2000) Souled Out (1997-2000) Spring Stampede (1994-2000) Starrcade (1983-2000) Superbrawl (1991-2001) Uncensored (1995-2000) World War 3 (1995-1998) Wrestle War (1989-1992) WCW Shows. This is the complete archive of results for all WCW Shows in history , including all Pay Per Views & Special Events, WCW Nitro Results, WCW Thunder and WCW Saturday Night. The list of results for every WCW Show is divided by year. WCW Pay Per Views & Special Events Results. WCW Pay Per View Events Results. WCW Special Events Results. WCW Weekly Shows Results. WCW Monday Nitro Results List | WCW Shows History. WCW Thunder Results List | WCW Shows History. WCW Saturday Night Results List | WCW Shows History. This site Facebook Google Twitter. Best Popular Newest Oldest. Log in with. or post as a guest. Be the first to comment. We're looking for new staff members with passion for Wrestling and WWE games, and willingness to contribute in any of the website areas. If you're interested, feel free to contact us! Wrestling Dvd Archives. 1991 WAR GAMES: WRESTLE WAR '91 (1991) WCW/NEW JAPAN SUPERSHOW: RUMBLE IN THE RISING SUN (1991) SUPERBRAWL I: RETURN FROM THE RISING SUN (1991) THE GREAT AMERICAN BASH: LUGER VS. WINDHAM (1991) HALLOWEEN HAVOC: CHAMBER OF HORRORS (1991) STARRCADE BATTLEBOWL: LETHAL LOTTERY (1991) 1992 WCW/NEW JAPAN SUPERSHOW II: STARRCADE IN TOKYO DOME (1992) SUPERBRAWL II: LUGER VS. STING (1992) WRESTLE WAR '92 FEATURING WAR GAMES (1992) BEACH BLAST (1992) THE GREAT AMERICAN BASH: THE BATTLE BEYOND THE BELT (1992) HALLOWEEN HAVOC: WHAT WILL THE WHEEL REVEAL? (1992) STARRCADE '92: BATTLEBOWL (1992) 1993 WCW/NEW JAPAN SUPERSHOW III:FANTASTIC STORY. (1993) SUPERBRAWL III (1993) SLAMBOREE: A LEGENDS' REUNION (1993) BEACH BLAST '93: A DAY AT THE BEACH, A NIGHT FOR REVENGE (1993) FALL BRAWL: WAR GAMES '93 (1993) HALLOWEEN HAVOC (1993) BATTLEBOWL (1993) STARRCADE '93: 10TH ANNIVERSARY (1993) 1994 SUPERBRAWL IV (1994) SPRING STAMPEDE (1994) SLAMBOREE: A LEGENDS' REUNION (1994) BASH AT THE BEACH '94 (1994) FALL BRAWL: WAR GAMES (1994) HALLOWEEN HAVOC 1994: HOGAN! FLAIR! STARRCADE 1994 (1994) 1995 SUPERBRAWL V (1995) UNCENSORED (1995) NJPW: COLLISION (KOLLISION) IN KOREA (1995) SLAMBOREE: A LEGENDS' REUNION (1995) THE GREAT AMERICAN BASH (1995) BASH AT THE BEACH '95 (1995) FALL BRAWL: WAR GAMES (1995) HALLOWEEN HAVOC (1995) WCW WORLD WAR 3 (1995) STARRCADE (1995) 1996 SUPERBRAWL VI (1996) UNCENSORED (1996) SLAMBOREE '96 (1996) THE GREAT AMERICAN BASH (1996) BASH AT THE BEACH '96 (1996) HOG WILD '96 (1996) FALL BRAWL '96: WAR GAMES (1996) HALLOWEEN HAVOC (1996) WORLD WAR 3 (1996) STARRCADE 1996 (1996) 1997 NWO: SOULED OUT (1997) SUPERBRAWL VII (1997) UNCENSORED 1997 (1997) SPRING STAMPEDE (1997) SLAMBOREE (1997) THE GREAT AMERICAN BASH (1997) TAKEOVER 1997 TOUR (1997) GERMAN BASH AT THE BEACH '97 (1997) ROAD WILD (1997) FALL BRAWL '97: WAR GAMES (1997) HALLOWEEN HAVOC (1997) WORLD WAR 3 '97 (1997) STARRCADE (1997) 1998 SOULED OUT 1998 (1998) SUPERBRAWL VIII (1998) UNCENSORED 1998 (1998) SPRING STAMPEDE (1998) SLAMBOREE 1998 (1998) THE GREAT AMERICAN BASH (1998) BASH AT THE BEACH '98 (1998) ROAD WILD 1998 (1998) FALL BRAWL '98: WAR GAMES (1998) HALLOWEEN HAVOC (1998) WORLD WAR 3 1998 (1998) STARRCADE (1998) 1999 SOULED OUT (1999) SUPERBRAWL IX (1999) UNCENSORED (1999) SPRING STAMPEDE (1999) SLAMBOREE (1999) THE GREAT AMERICAN BASH (1999) BASH AT THE BEACH (1999) ROAD WILD (1999) FALL BRAWL 1999 (1999) HALLOWEEN HAVOC (1999) MAYHEM '99 (1999) STARRCADE (1999) 2000 SOULED OUT (2000) SUPERBRAWL REVENGE 2000 (2000) UNCENSORED (2000) SPRING STAMPEDE (2000) SLAMBOREE (2000) THE GREAT AMERICAN BASH (2000) BASH AT THE BEACH 2000 (2000) NEW BLOOD RISING (2000) FALL BRAWL 2000 (2000) HALLOWEEN HAVOC (2000) MILLENNIUM FINAL PPV (2000) GERMAN MAYHEM (2000) STARRCADE 2000 (2000) 2001 SIN (2001) SUPERBRAWL REVENGE (2001) GREED (2001) Clash of the Champions: CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 1 (1988) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 2: MIAMI MAYHEM (1988) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 3: FALL BRAWL (1988) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 4: SEASONS' BEATINGS (1988) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 5: ST. VALENTINE'S DAY MASSACRE (1989) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 6: RAGIN' CAJUN (1989) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS VII: GUTS AND GLORY (1989) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 8: FALL BRAWL (1989) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 9: NEW YORK KNOCKOUT (1989) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 10: TEXAS SHOOTOUT (1990) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 11: COASTAL CRUSH (1990) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 12: FALL BRAWL (1990) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 13: THANKSGIVING THUNDER (1990) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 14: DIXIE DYNAMITE (1991) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 15: KNOCKSVILLE USA (1991) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 16: FALL BRAWL (1991) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 17 (1991) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 18 (1992) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 19 (1992) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 20: 20TH ANNIVERSARY (1992) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 21 (1992) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 22 (1993) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 23 (1993) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 24 (1993) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 25 (1993) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 26 (1994) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 27 (1994) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 28 (1994) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 29 (1994) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 30 (1995) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 31 (1995) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 32 (1996) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 33 (1996) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 34 (1997) CLASH OF THE CHAMPIONS 35 (1997) WWE Network’s Move to Peacock a Mixed Bag for Wrestling Fans. WWE fans got their first look at the future of the company’s streaming experience on Thursday when the WWE Network finally made its transition to NBC’s Peacock platform. WWE and NBCUniversal announced in late January that the network would be coming to Peacock as part of a multiyear agreement that was reportedly worth $1 billion. Viewers in the United States will continue to have access to the standalone WWE Network service until April 6. After that, the platform will only be available to international customers while U.S. viewers will have to subscribe to Peacock. There is a lot to like about the move to Peacock. The WWE page is easily accessible and easy to navigate. On larger screens (I tried it out on my desktop, Xbox One and Google TV), the WWE tab is right at the top of the page; on the iPhone app, it takes a few extra steps but it’s easy to locate once you know where to look. There is a “WWE Hub,” reminiscent of the old WWE Network homepage, which features a wide range of content grouped together by theme (“The Attitude Era,” “ ’Cause Stone Cold Said So,” “PPV Specials,” etc.). And there is a full section, called “The People’s Picks,” dedicated to Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson that features WWE pay-per-views he was a part of alongside other NBCUniversal content he is featured in, like movies from the Fast & Furious franchise, episodes of Saturday Night Live he’s hosted, Young Rock and Titan Games . The primary benefit of the move for wrestling fans is the price. While the WWE Network costs $9.99 per month, viewers can purchase an ad- supported Peacock subscription for $4.99 per month and receive access to WWE content. (The new WWE Network is not included as part of Peacock’s free tier.) An ad-free Peacock subscription costs the same as the WWE Network used to ($9.99 per month), so for the same price a user used to pay just for WWE programming, they now get access to all of the Peacock library. But will that value be enough to placate fans who are upset about Peacock’s various shortcomings? The most glaring issue that the new service has is the absence of tons of content that was previously available on the WWE Network but has not yet been uploaded to Peacock. Numerous WCW and ECW PPVs have been added, but not WCW Monday Nitro , for example. Not even all of WWE’s relatively recent programming has made the transition. The Peacock archive of episodes of SmackDown and NXT only goes back to 2019, while old episodes of Raw are available dating back to 2008. While the catalog of main-roster WWE PPVs is nearly complete, only the seven most recent NXT TakeOver specials are up on Peacock. (Twitter user @kingmotivatorh has done a good job compiling a list of which shows have and have not made the transition to Peacock.) For now, fans can watch anything that hasn’t been moved over yet on the old WWE Network app, and we’ll see how the library expands before the network app is shuttered. For its part, WWE promises to have its full archive up on Peacock by this year’s SummerSlam . But in the intermediate period between WWE Network’s shutdown and SummerSlam, fans may be without some of their favorite broadcasts. Also, even if a given show is available on Peacock, finding it might be difficult. The Peacock search function is far inferior to that of WWE Network. The old network app allowed users to search for a particular wrestler, which would bring up a profile page that included every video on the platform featuring that performer. Searching “Roman Reigns” on Peacock brings up no results. (NBCUniversal says it hopes to have search- by-wrestler available by September and is working on other improvements to the search function across Peacock.) There is also an issue with how PPVs are categorized. Every recurring PPV is identified as part of a single-episode “season.” For example, this year’s Royal Rumble was the 33rd edition of the event, so it’s on Peacock as Royal Rumble , Season 33, Episode 1. This makes searching for particular PPVs a bit tricky. Searching for “SummerSlam 2001” will bring up zero results. Instead, you have to search for “SummerSlam,” which brings up the SummerSlam series page, and you'll find the 2001 edition under Season 14, Episode 1. It’s not the end of the world, but it will take some getting used to. The thing I personally am most upset about is the disappearance of my favorite WWE Network feature: the ability to jump to a particular match. On the old service, you could cue up a particular show and click a single button to skip to a certain match. If I only had an hour, I could put on NXT TakeOver: New Orleans , watch the show-opening ladder match and then easily skip to the Johnny Gargano–Tommaso Ciampa unsanctioned match in the main event, without having to hunt around for the start of the match by fast-forwarding and rewinding. On the other hand, Peacock has a feature that WWE Network users have been clamoring for: download and go. Now viewers can save any show directly to their mobile device and watch without a Wi-Fi connection, which will be great for commuting and traveling. Features like that show why WWE fans should have reason to be optimistic about the Peacock move. The WWE Network is now in the hands of a company with much more experience navigating the world of streaming. NBCUniversal should, in theory, be better positioned to develop new features for the network and improve existing ones than WWE was when working with third parties in the past. If over the coming months, WWE could replicate more of the old WWE Network features on Peacock, the growing pains for viewers will be a lot less severe. For the majority of fans—the ones who use the network to watch live PPVs and occasionally revisit old shows—the Peacock experience seems to be pretty good. Hardcore fans will lament not being able to watch older matches like Ric Flair vs. Harley Race in a steel cage at Starrcade (1983) until the full library is transitioned over the coming months, but the other differences between Peacock and the old network amount to minor inconveniences. The new platform will get its first significant test on Sunday when the Fastlane PPV streams live on Peacock. It will be something of a trial run before WWE’s two biggest nights of the year: WrestleMania 37 on April 10 and 11. WCW Worldwide. Since 2013, WCW Worldwide has been a hobby of mine. Originally, I started out on Tumblr as a photo site that set out to talk about World Championship Wrestling and just explore that fandom a bit by scanning in old magazines. Eventually, I'd come to realize that I could do more than just bite-sized posts on a crappy blogging platform ( seriously, Tumblr is god-awful ) and moved to WordPress while setting up new goals for the site to achieve. Random photos and WCW memorabilia were fine, but I knew that eventually I'd have to find a way to become a full WCW archive of sorts. I knew that offering digital downloads of WCW Magazines was the ultimate end goal of the site, something that could very easily be done IF I actually hunkered down and devoted my time to this task 100%. That's where I'm at now. This Patreon will be used to not only make the site better but to help with creating a full WCW Magazine Archive for people to sort through. The $$$ will be used to upgrade my WordPress site, increase my Google Drive space to host my uploads and to make things better all over for WCW Worldwide. I am a so-so writer guy, but I know talented people that I want to pay to write for me. I am a horrendous artist, but I know incredible people that I'd like to pay to create for me. I'm a slow scanner-man, but I have great people who I'd love to pay that have already volunteered to help me. I've accumulated over 90% of the WCW Magazine catalog, but with your help, I can get to that 100%. I still have some foreign programs missing that I can scan for the site. There's still that small run of WCW Magazines that were released in Germany I still need to get too. There's even WCW music albums ( official and unofficial ) that I've got on my list to track down and upload as well. I'm not looking to completely cash out here with Patreon and quit my day job ( I get good benefits with the State, y'all ), I just need extra help to get this project where I know it could be at -- a site that every WCW fan is aware of and can relive their childhood, younger memories through. I'm in this for the long haul, people! We'll eventually get everything uploaded to the Internet or be shut down by the WWE for copyrights! Let's experience it together!!