Episode 18 - 01/01/96

On this episode of Late to the Nitro Party we discuss the very first Nitro of 1996.  A year that will turn out to be quite important to the wrestling world.  However, we start off the year with more of the same.  Flair has the title which means he is now Hogans' #1 enemy.  So in the main event we get Hogan v. Flair 321.  There will be blood, guts, and no-selling.  (Note:  There are no guts).  Before this we had the Powers of Pain, I mean, the Super Assassins go head to head with Sting and Luger.  Also Savage v. AA and Benoit v. Regal.  Join us for all this and find out if Sgt. Craig Pittman will find his new manager!

Episode 17 - 12/25/95

On this edition of Late to the Nitro Party we will be covering the last WCW Nitro of 1995 which took place on Christmas Day in which the announce team shows off there best festive sweaters. We have Luger vs Riggs and Sting vs Bubba.  Dean Malenko takes on MR. JL in whats to be a career changer for the latter.  Jimmy Hart calls Craig Pittman fat.  Then Flair and Savage have it out one last time before Starrcade in the nights main event!

Episode 16 - 12/18/95

This week on the Nitro Party we will be traveling back to 12/18/1995 with another fun filled hour of wrestling goodness baby!  This is the infamous Madusa episode where she really kicks off the Monday Night Wars with an act going against all wrestling tradition up to that point...except for when Vinny Mac did it a few years earlier that is.  Revenge?  Plus...Mongo makes sure we all remember he played for the Bears by bringing in his buddy "The Fridge" for "security".  We also have Ric Flair and Eddy Guerrero mixing it up in the ring,  Sting takes on Bobby Eaton, and Savage and the Giant go at it with a special appearance by a certain someone who likes to wear red and yellow.  Watch..Comment..Rate..Subscribe...Enjoy!

Episode 15 - 12/11/95

On this edition of Late to the Nitro Party we jump right in with a Great Cruiserweight match with Eddie Guerrero and Mr. JL.  Also Lex Luger does some peck flexing while he tries to be intimidating in an interview.  Then we get to see Paul Orndorff wrestle what turns out to be his last match before retiring, until an early 2000's match or two, against Disco Inferno where he shows off some amazing dance moves.  Brian Pillman cuts a good "loose cannon" promo with the Horseman.  Hogan, once again, doesn't know who to trust.  Also..Macho Man, the Giant and a little Double-A to top it all off!