July 7, 1996. That date will have its 29-year anniversary on Monday. That was a very significant day in professional ...

While his tenure in WCW would be where he'd establish himself, becoming the lead voice for "Monday Nitro," Schiavone often looks back at his time in WWE, which was only a year long.

In 1995, he would join WCW as a commentator on Monday Nitro, working alongside Tony Schiavone and Eric Bischoff.

Still, even in the ‘90s, Schiavone’s commentary wasn’t exactly the highlight of “Monday Nitro.” A quarter of a century has passed since then.

Dusty Rhodes would use his homespun Texan wit to create many classic quotes. Here are the most memorable of his career.

Back in 1999, "Raw" was still a pre-taped show, whereas "Nitro" was broadcast live. In January, WCW commentator Tony Schiavone sensed an opportunity to get one over on the competition.

AEW broadcaster Tony Schiavone shared his reaction to Monday Night Nitro being a weekly live show.

Tony Schiavone's Show Open Take Tony Schiavone, throw him in a vampire costume and let him flex his acting skills, and you have a charming opening to one of the year's most popular shows.

WCW Nitro once was dominating WWE Raw on a weekly basis, but which episodes were the highest rated? Let's check the books.

WCW Monday Nitro was a weekly professional wrestling telecast produced by World Championship Wrestling, created by Ted Turner and Eric Bischoff. The show aired Monday nights on TNT, going head-to ...

Tony Schiavone was the lead announcer for WCW’s flagship show, Monday Nitro, from the 1990s until the company closed in 2001. On the What Happened When podcast, Schiavone stated that he won’t watch ...

Sting retires: From surfer to crow to legend, how 'The Icon' earned his moniker ahead of his final match Steve Borden's principles remain intact 40 years after he began his professional wrestling ...