Lista de episodios

Media mogul Ted Turner launches WCW Monday Nitro in direct competition against Vince McMahon and WWE's WWE Monday Night Raw.

An industry icon's transformation propels Nitro to prominence, and forever changes sports entertainment history.

Vince McMahon leads a company-wide change in a direction that nets the company its greatest ratings to date.

Shawn Michaels and Triple H help usher in WWE's 'Attitude Era', bringing an edgier element to Monday Night Raw.

Mick Foley's unorthodox style makes him an unlikely success story and a unique weapon for WWE in their war with WCW.

A controversial end to Bret Hart's WWE career forever changes the fate of Monday Night Raw and Monday Nitro.

Extreme Championship Wrestling leaves an indelible mark on the Monday Night War as a hardcore alternative.

Stone Cold Steve Austin's drive and determination spurs WWE's 'Attitude Era' to insurmountable heights.

WCW signs international superstars to bring an innovative, high-flying brand of excitement to Monday Nitro.

Bill Goldberg rises from relative obscurity to become WCW's most dominant homegrown talent.

Chris Jericho shed his cruiserweight stigmas to make his mark on both WWE and WCW throughout the Monday Night War.

Follow The Rock's meteoric rise as he becomes one of the biggest names in entertainment in and out of the ring.

Monday night innovations allow female talents to redefine a woman's place at the forefront of sports entertainment.

Sting and The Undertaker were anchors for their respective companies.

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

A look at the mid-card performers who worked their way to the top during the Monday Night Wars.

Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, Shawn Michaels, Triple H, and X-Pac (aka Syxx) leave their marks on both the WWE and WCW.

Eric Bischoff took WCW to unprecedented heights. However, the lack of a long-term plan and his reliance on ex-WWE stars prove to be his undoing. Also includes Bischoff's real-life feud with Ric Flair.

With the AOL/Time Warner merger looming, WWE head writer Vince Russo is hired to turn WCW around. However, his ideas only lead to more trouble--and WCW's ultimate demise at the hands of new corporate management.

After WCW programming is canceled, Vince McMahon stuns the wrestling world by purchasing his rival. The failure of the "Invasion" storyline is covered, as well as an overall review of how the Monday Night War changed pro wrestling forever.