From wrestling history channel, where legends never sleep.

The wrestling history channel, time in the deep.

Reloak the battles, the wrestling history channel.

From giving away a house to having a two-hour pay-review instead of a three-hour pay-per-view,

welcome to the history of the first ever in your house right here on the Wrestling History Channel.

And let's get into it because some people love this event and some people hate this event.

Well, let's discuss the historic reasons behind that.

First off, this event took place on Mother's Day. Now, as a child watching this event, I'm going to tell you something.

It was very hard to convince your mom on her day to let you have her behind you a paper review.

I watched it.

I convinced her somehow.

I guess boyish charms for your mother.

May 14th, 1995, Syracuse, New York, first ever in your house.

And the whole concept behind in your house was a cheaper pay-per-view for less money than, say, a SummerSlam or a Survivor Series.

Now, this pay-per-view only costs $14.95.

WrestleMania, Royal Rumble, Survivor Series, King of the Ring, so on and so forth.

The big five, they cost $29.95 in 1995.

Pretty good deal.

So instead of three hours for about $30, you're getting two hours for $15.

So it's a good price.

In reality, the WWF was already going to house shows, putting on these events.

So why not tape them?

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