WWE's Golden Age - Part 2 (1985-1987)

The first WrestleMania was in the books for the rapidly expanding WWF. Hulk Hogan and Mr T stood tall to end the afternoon, but it was Vince McMahon behind the curtain who stood taller. This massive home run would go on to define WWE's future as an industrial powerhouse, and they were just getting started.

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[BFY]

I seriously hope you continue this throughout the New Generation, Attitude, Ruthless Agression, and the PG era's. This is absolutely gold and amazing. The work that has been put into both Golden Era parts 1 and 2 is unbelievable.

[ernestoa.jimenez]

Even for those of us that were kids and lived the era, this brings so much that you would miss back on the day. I love this series. Really shows how much Cultaholic Wrestling has developed in production. This is top level 5 stars documentary quality.

[styve]

lol idk why i chuckled as much as i did at Orndorff kissing his biceps back and forth swaying to the music @ 14:26 🤣

[davefogle]

the Cultaholic team should be proud of this one

[wbcwinnipegbeltcollector]

Haven't watched for a while

Sorta hit a dark patch and needed some content that comforts me ...these documentary style videos on my first love pro wrestling is a beautiful way to spend 2 hours away from my issues

[jamesreece]

I remember watching all these matches when I was growing up. I was born in '75. I love this series! Nostalgia is a wonderful feeling.

[poppa_squirrel]

I got goosebumps when you said "moments later Elizabeth emerged leading Hogan by the arm" like i was 9 years old again jumping around in the living room watching the TV.
Love you guys keep up the fantastic work fellas

[LwandaMandla-eoio]

*Another certified Cultaholic classic*

[joshhale]

This is the best wrestling documentary. When I say Cultaholic doesn’t miss, I fucking mean THIS CHANNEL CANNOT MISS. Just incredible.

[kbk]

This is freaking AWESOME! I'm a huge wrestling fan from Kazakhstan, I've started to watch WCW in late 90's, so I didn't knew much about wrestling industry of 80's. This video tells so much

[jordigan]

So good. This is one of the periods of wrestling i have the least lnowledge about. This series is filling so many gaps for me, and with aplomb. Excellently produced, written and narrated as is the Cultaholic way. Im so excited for the final part.

[jeffreythomas]

These have been some of the absolute best documentaries on the wwe I have seen. The guys at cultaholic should be proud.

[JH-lktm]

Man this series is absolutely amazing. Well done Cultaholic team 👏

[crou]

I enjoyed this two-part documentary more than I can even convey. It brought me back to my childhood, and at some points made me so whimsical I teared up. Thank you for this.

[tommypearson]

I, still can't believe i was able to witness this era in full growing up.
The somber music and voiceover brings back so many memories these guys were like hero's back then.

[Dopesickgypsy]

These documentaries literally are perfect there's no other word to describe them They are perfect

[JimmyPeaTV]

Wow, I was so fortunate growing up during this time. Thanks so much for these, so many memories and so much Nostalgia ❤️

[bebl]

Part 1 was amazing, can't wait to see this one!

[christopherbaker]

These are the absolute best docs about the WWE I've ever seen. Great job looking forward to the next one. Also i commented on the first video. How long did it take to put this project together. Its quite thorough. I know ive watched since 87. I was lucky enough to have a huge satellite dish. I got tonwatch all wwf wrestling shows. I loved it

[DaringWin]

This is a masterpiece! As someone who lived through most of this, the nostalgia only serves to underpin the casual yet evocative storytelling. I could watch this weekly instead of modern wrestling. Anyone who lived then can tell you, there has been nothing like it. It felt as grand as it sounds.