10, 5, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 6, 5, 3 on that art of the BDV.

Richard Bronson, Vickery, popping up top.

Ready to party over there is Mr. John Paz.

Paz.

I'm hoping that everybody finds this episode to be a little too sweet.

As we are getting ready, man, we are celebrating.

It's hard to believe nearly 30 years ago this week, July 7, to be exact, correct?

The creation, the formation, the world would be introduced to a group that would change professional wrestling and the world, the new world order.

Literally changed the game, changed wrestling forever.

Wrestling was, you know, maybe surprised some people's kind of the doldrums a little bit.

In, you know, 93, 94, 95, and then 96, it was, you know, it was okay, but it was making the comeback thanks to the NWO.

And it literally changed the game, created the attitude era, created the Monday Night Wars,

created even characters in the WWF, such as the evil heel boss and the anti-authority, if you will,

those type of characters that kind of made a huge dent in the business.

The NW. Set it off.

Certainly a game changer, and we've got some topics.

We're going to run down and look back at the history, how we felt in those moments.

We're going to look at some of those key players.

And the legacy that it left a pause, what a better place to start off than getting

in that time machine. Again, you know, we came up in the rock and wrestling era, but this was a

game changer that pulled in so many people that from the LAPS fan, reignited that passion.

And it just the young fans. So many people's attention comes to professional wrestling.

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