More Classic Content added to the Wrestlevision on ROKU Channel

Click here to read about the Original Ten episodes

Added this week – August 12, 2019

50th Episode – Ep. 3.20

Official Description:  Wrestlevision celebrates it’s 50th episode with a look at some rejected show ideas from the first 50 episodes – plus, Tyson Dux in action versus TJ Harley and Kevin Dunn takes Dicky Sanchez to the Limit!

Original Air Date: May 2005

What to Watch for:  Couple of all-time great bits featured here, including the “WV Park” Animation (sidenote: Did you know it takes about 5 hours to animate, poorly at that, a :15 cartoon?  That’s something you learn the hard way) and ‘Deep Thinking with Handsome Randy’.  Anytime you can get inane observations from the “Ratings Savior”, you’re looking at a golden opportunity.  In the ring, the Kevin Dunn match against Dicky Sanchez is a tremendous battle, marked by some amazing moves and, possibly, Scotty Bender’s best play-by-play performance.  The passion comes thru the screen…

Doppelgangers – Ep. 4.15

Official Description: Bobby Tender leads a support group for Wrestlevision Doppelgangers, while Fabulous John McChesney battles the Fallen Angel, Christopher Daniels from ICW – and Vince Beach looks to wipeout Billy Fox.

Original Air Date: April 2006

What to Watch for:  It’s Wrestlevision’s 75th episode, with a little less fanfare than the 50th, but featuring a Steel Cage match from ICW in Pittsburgh, with the “Fallen Angel” taking on “Fabulous”.  A bloody good match – plus, the WV Doppelgangers take center stage in this episode.  Bobby Tender and Rancid Andy had appeared previously on Wrestlevision, as part of an attempted coup by “Handsome Randy”, and making their debuts this episode are: Otto the Unveiler, Michael Valley and The Little Guy.

 

Check back next week for the latest “Classic Content” to be added to the Wrestlevision Roku channel.

And – special announcement alert – the next new episode of Wrestlevision 3.0 airs this Saturday! August 17th at 2:30 am on WROC.  Tune in for a special look at Grapplers Anonymous, a pro wrestling training school and gym, in Lackawana, NY.