This week on Let's Wrestle With This, we're stepping into one of the greatest eras in professional wrestling—the unforgettable 1990s! From the New Generation to the Monday Night Wars and the Attitude Era, we're counting down our Top 5 favorite wrestlers of the decade.

We'll discuss the superstars who defined the '90s, including legends like Stone Cold Steve Austin, The Rock, Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker, Sting, Mick Foley, and many more. We'll share why these icons earned a spot on our personal lists, revisit classic matches and unforgettable promos, and relive the moments that made the '90s one of wrestling's most exciting decades.

Then comes the real challenge—creating our Mount Rushmore of '90s Wrestling. With only four spots available, who makes the cut? Do we prioritize championships, drawing power, in-ring ability, unforgettable characters, or lasting influence on the business? Expect some heated debates, bold opinions, and maybe a few controversial omissions as we try to agree on the four faces that define an entire era.

Who earns a place on wrestling's most prestigious mountain? Tune in for a fun, nostalgic, and action-packed discussion as we build our ultimate '90s Wrestling Mount Rushmore!

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Top 5 '80s Wrestlers & Building the Ultimate Mount Rushmore

The golden era of professional wrestling is in the spotlight this week on Let's Wrestle With This! We're counting down our Top 5 favorite wrestlers of the 1980s, celebrating the larger-than-life superstars who made us lifelong wrestling fans.

From unforgettable entrances and legendary promos to iconic rivalries and championship moments, we'll explain why names like Hulk Hogan, Randy Savage, Roddy Piper, Ric Flair, The Ultimate Warrior, and many more still stand the test of time.

But the debate doesn't stop there. After revealing our individual Top 5 lists, we're faced with the ultimate challenge: creating a shared Mount Rushmore of '80s wrestling. Which four legends deserve to be immortalized? Do we value championships, charisma, influence, in-ring ability, or cultural impact the most? Expect passionate arguments, tough cuts, and maybe even a few surprises as we try to agree on the greatest of the greatest.

Who makes the mountain? Who just misses the cut? Tune in for a nostalgic trip back to the era that defined professional wrestling and join the conversation as we carve out our ultimate '80s Wrestling Mount Rushmore!

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WrestleMania 2 – Bigger, Bolder, and More Ambitious

This week on Let's Wrestle With This, we're stepping into the time machine once again to revisit one of the most unique events in wrestling history: WrestleMania 2.

Join us as we break down the groundbreaking second WrestleMania, the only WrestleMania ever held in three different cities on the same night—New York City, Chicago, and Los Angeles. We'll discuss the massive celebrity involvement, the larger-than-life atmosphere, and whether the ambitious format helped or hurt the overall show.

We'll take a closer look at the unforgettable main event as Hulk Hogan defended the WWF Championship inside a steel cage against the monstrous King Kong Bundy. Plus, we'll revisit the undercard, memorable moments, and the growing popularity of professional wrestling during the height of the Rock 'n' Wrestling era.

Did WrestleMania 2 successfully build on the momentum of the first WrestleMania, or was it a case of bigger not always being better? We're sharing our favorite matches, biggest surprises, and overall thoughts on this fascinating chapter in wrestling history.

So lace up your boots, grab a ringside seat, and join us as we relive the spectacle, the chaos, and the legacy of WrestleMania 2!

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