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On the next episode of the DEADLOCK Podcast, we'll be reviewing the June 7, 1999 episode of WWF RAW Is War!
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Comments (36)
No YouTube link? Aw dude!
Droz vs Al snow is totally why we have the ability to throw plates in Smackdown 2 Know Your Role
Linda Ellerbee sharing a cold one with ol stone cold made my night!
Good lord, they just refused to let anything except the town halls and the bikini contest breathe on this show. All the matches were screwjob finishes to some degree that made people look stupid, especially Ken Shamrock's match.
Car crash tv bro. That’s what Russo would say. You need something that happens every second. Screw them match’s right
So lemme get this straight, the new CEO Stone Cold is letting us choose our own opponents?
The boys gotta watch the raw after Foley wins the championship
I may be in the minority here BUT the spot at the end of the show is ruined when Taker just gets up and leaves after 45 seconds. That KILLS the moment for me.
I admit I sat and watched this episode, not enjoying it all, thinking...am I just being really negative here? Nah, this was a pile of shit. One of those episodes that really make me question what I was thinking as a kid watching this back in the day. A big announcement that's buried immediately because they knew they had written themselves into a corner and couldn't produce anything good. Linder Ellerbee talking for what felt like hours. Lawler hosting a bikini contest. Matches that meant EVEN LESS THAN NORMAL IN THIS ERA due to endless screwjob finishes. The cleanest match was a fucking Al Snow hardcore match. A lot of "moments" for sure. But good god every bad habit of the Attitude Era was on full display here. With that said, this will be a great episode of the podcast. And the boys will find ways to enjoy this material in ways I didn't.
Aw son of a bitch!
Fleet Center?????? OH MY!
I just know that Johnny Blud is going to make this segment hilariously more iconic with his impressions
It's hard to describe just how many things happen on this one episode.
"Drinking on the job? Yep!" You're killing it queen, keep it going. Let them know, Linder Ellerbee, let them know.
I’d pay top dollar for that Stone Cold baseball jersey
i was ten years old if anyone is interested
This episode reminds me of the Wrestlemania 2000 game.
I guess I can take off this power tie! Because you know old Stone Cold always has the power finger, so here’s to ya! 🖕
Will you guys please continue the old UFC ppvs reactions, they were so fun.
YOU ALL WATCHED IT! EVEN MY IMMEDIATE FAMILY WATCHED IT!
Read this as Vince was saying it 🤣
it’s crazy that this episode hasn’t been covered til now
I could of swore the boys have covered every major raw from 99 by now but I'll be damned
This is my birthday ah hell yeah
Ol’ CEO Austin with the BEERS. Oh hell yeah
Aww, son of a bitch
AW SON OF A BITCH!
WHAT?! - King
IT WAS DEADLOCK, AUSTIN!
I genuinely thought this episode got covered in like 2021 lol
They did do the Raw the week after where Stone Cold takes over Titan Towers. That was a show of all time
1999 WWF is my favorite Genre of Deadlock episodes
Pre-October '99 was just insane, Russo was booking the craziest shit and like more than half the time it worked somehow
Kane and X-Pac teaming? Green Kane?!?!?
The 6 7 Raw
THE HOWER POWER