The Monday Night War

Media mogul Ted Turner launches WCW Monday Nitro in direct competition with WWE's Monday Night Raw.

Scott Hall, Kevin Nash and Hulk Hogan forever change the course of sports entertainment history.

WWE draws criticism for their edgy new product, which forces WCW to counter attack.

Shawn Michaels and Triple H usher in WWE's "Attitude Era" and form D-Generation X.

Mick Foley emerges as an unlikely hero and was just the weapon WWE needed to help Raw take control.

Bret Hart's final night in WWE becomes one of the most controversial events in sports entertainment.

Pushing the envelope and smashing traditions, ECW sent shockwaves across sports entertainment.

"Stone Cold" Steve Austin fights his way to the top of sports entertainment on his own terms.

WCW signs unique talents from around the world to develop their own Cruiserweight Division.

WCW struck gold in a pro-football player turned sports entertainment megastar, Bill Goldberg.

Chris Jericho crosses enemy lines and makes a name for himself in both WWE and WCW.

WWE goes head-to-head with WCW in a battle for TV ratings.

The expansion of female personalities in both companies would forever change perceptions.

In an era of shifting loyalties, Sting and The Undertaker would anchor their respective franchises throughout the Monday Night War.

WWE and WCW each work celebrities into their product, as The Monday Night War becomes water cooler conversation.

It takes an army to win a war and both WCW and WWE were developing a deep roster of talent.

Five superstars propel wrestling to new heights amidst controversy and an everlasting friendship.

Eric Bischoff steers the WCW in a new direction but backstage politics would bring a decline.

Backstage politics, corporate mergers and questionable creative decisions doom WCW.

Vince McMahon emerges victorious in the Monday Night War, but questions remain.