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Right now, this is New Generation Declassified. And you're listening to an all new new generation declassified here exclusively on the two-man power trip of wrestling's podcasting empire. If you didn't know by now, my name is Chad. And every single week, we take a journey back in time and we go back and look at the finer days of professional wrestling.

We go back and look at the glory days, if you will, to some of us, the new generation era of the WWF.

Of course, personal favorite of mine, absolutely.

I can tell you that this episode today,

uh,

talking about a night to remember,

the final show in the history of the Boston Garden from May 13th,

1995 is a show that I have been looking for for quite a long time.

We've talked about bootlegs.

We've talked about house show recordings.

We talked to someone who recorded a house show back in the day

when it was not exactly what we would call legal,

but nonetheless, people were able to get it done in the old days.

This show emanating again from the Boston Garden,

a legendary venue in the history of the New York Territory,

the Vince McMahon Senior Territory, as well as Vince McMahon Jr.,

the WWF and the WWF,

mainstays in the northeast, of course,

the Boston Garden being that upper northern territory that they would hit right before you'd get to those little outreach areas a little bit further than Boston.

But this was the biggie. This was your Mecca if you were in that New England area. And I want to talk about some of the history of the Boston Garden here in the new generation era. Now, if we go back to the glory days, we go back to the 1980s, you got a ton of Boston Garden content on a semi-regular

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