EPISODE · Apr 29, 2026 · 1H 13M
We Needed That Ladder Match - WWF WrestleMania X (1994)
from Grapple City Rewind · host Bradley Palermo & Aaron Fink
We just got back from WrestleMania in Vegas… and now we’re rewinding to one of the strangest, most uneven WrestleManias of all time.This week on Grapple City Rewind, we dig into WWF WrestleMania X (1994) — a show that somehow opens with an all-time classic… and then spends the rest of the night trying to live up to it.Two Bret Hart matches in one night because one beating isn’t enough.Two Yokozuna matches because gravity demands sacrifice.Two Intercontinental Champions who both think they’re the real one.One ladder match that has to carry the entire show.We break down Bret vs. Owen, the chaos of the double main event, the Lex Luger push quietly dying in real time, and the absolute fever dream energy of fake Bill Clinton wandering around like everything’s normal.Is this actually a great WrestleMania?Or just a mess held together by one iconic match?We’ll decide.This episode brought to you by Weber4Law - your tag team partner when life body-slams you out of nowhere. Call (818) 502-9200 or visit https://weber4law.com/(626) 657-SLAMEmail: [email protected]: @grapplecitypodX: @grapplecitypodTikTok: @grapplecitypodThreads: @grapplecitypodMusic by Bradley Palermo & The Shadow Queens.Created by Bradley Palermo & Aaron Fink.
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We just got back from WrestleMania in Vegas… and now we’re rewinding to one of the strangest, most uneven WrestleManias of all time. This week on Grapple City Rewind, we dig into WWF WrestleMania X (1994) — a show that somehow opens with an all-time classic… and then spends the rest of the night trying to live up to it. Two Bret Hart matches in one night because one beating isn’t enough. Two Yokozuna matches because gravity demands sacrifice. Two Intercontinental Champions who both think they...
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