Cole said it’s 100 hours of the show, which would put it at about 1995/1996. That’s not bad and the big thing WWE had left to air.
I’d hope that’s what’s airing as I’ve written an ebook of those shows which is available from Amazon here:
Over the past few months, I’ve been trying my hand at writing a book. The title should tell you all you need to know. In the book I look at the history of the belt starting with Buddy Rogers and going up to the Rock beating Punk for the title. There are over 220 matches reviewed and over 80 of the reviews are brand new, as is everything else in between the matches. I review literally every WWE Title change in the belt’s history along with several other matches either of historical significance or high quality.
The book costs , or 2 cents per review. The book runs over 300 pages and I’ve spent the last two and a half months working on this. It’s on Kindle, but there are free apps for PC, Mac and anything else you can come up with. The book can be purchased here in America:
Here in the UK:
and here in Canada
Here’s a link to all of the free apps you can download from Amazon to read the book on any device:
I think that’s everything. If you ever need to find the book on Amazon just search “KB’s History of the WWE Championship.”
Oh and remember I have the 1998 Monday Night Raw Reviews up as well: