For the first time ever, the Attitude Of Aggression did a live reactions-and-recap show. Broadcast live on X and YouTube just minutes after its conclusion, Dave was joined by PC Tunney, Rey Cash, and special guest DPP, to recap all the action from the 2026 Royal Rumble. On this Episode, […]
The Attitude Of Aggression returns for the 11th Annual Swaggy Awards, our annual celebration of the best-of-the-best in pro wrestling for 2025. After a fantastic discussion in Part 1, the boys return for an even better discussion in Part 2. Here on Part 2, the gang passed out virtual hardware […]
The Attitude Of Aggression is pleased to welcome to the show author, David L. Shabazz, for an engaging conversation about his book Pro Wrestling’s Black World Champions. We discuss David’s early interest in wrestling, the inspiration behind his book, and the criteria for including champions. The conversation also touches on […]
The Attitude Of Aggression returns for the 11th Annual Swaggy Awards, our annual celebration of the best-of-the-best in pro wrestling for 2025. The guys again decided to split the Swaggy Awards into two parts. Here on Part 1 of the Swaggys, we have an all-star panel of commentators and analysts […]
In this installment of the Big Five Project, the guys pull a bit of double duty here. The Episode begins with a conversation about John Cena’s final match and his legacy in professional wrestling. They delve into the GOAT debate, comparing Cena to other wrestling legends like Hulk Hogan and […]
In this installment of the Big Five Project, the guys discuss and highlight the significance of WrestleMania XII as a turning point in wrestling history. So many aspects of this card, at the moment that the Monday Night Wars were heating up, really set the stage for much bigger events […]
The Big Five Project returns and, with it, we begin to draw ever closer to the birth of the Attitude Era. Things start to take shape here at the 1996 edition of the Royal Rumble. On this January night in Fresno, CA, we saw Goldust emerge as a force to […]
The Big Five Project returns and, much to the delight of PC Tunney, we bring 1995 to a close with what was probably the best PPV in one of the worst years for PPVs in WWE history. Survivor Series ’95 seems to be where WWE started righting the ship, so […]
The Big Five Project returns just in time for things to start improving in our chronological compilation of the history of WWE’s Big Five PPVs. As bad as King of the Ring ’95 was, things could only get better. And get better they did with Summer Slam ’95. A much […]
The Big Five Project returns to cover one of the worst PPVs of all time, King of the Ring 1995. Seriously, this is an event that kind of makes WrestleMania IX look good by comparison. Vince McMahon had all the elements in place to make this an event to remember. […]
