Today on 10th February 1997 - Hall and Nash decide to send a message finish the match with The Giant and Lex Luger's finishers, but Nash realises mid-move that he doesn't know how to do Lex's Rack, so he just jiggles the guy around on his shoulders for a bit

On this day on 17th March 1997: The first person is thrown off the Raw Is War stage and it is Mini Vader - quickly followed by the first person diving off the stage (Mascarita Sagrada)

On this day on the 18th August 1990: Jesse Ventura's final bit of commentary before leaving the WWF over a video game squabble is a sarcastic Tugboat honk

3) I think this is the laziest suplex I've ever seen

2) Hercules really looks like Lee Mack here

Wrestlemania 4 isn't great, but there are probably a few things to enjoy if you really make an effort.

-Start of things I enjoyed-
1) This corner counter was pretty good

The match isn't particularly good, but there is a bit where Heenan describes Uncle Elmer as looking like "the Hindenburg in denim"

There is too much discourse online these days and not enough reminiscing about when the WWF billed a match as "The Battle Of The Big Boys"

My favourite thing in this match though is this bit of commentary where Gorilla has had it with the ref and compels him to "do something, even if it's wrong" - a mantra that I now choose to live by

If you think this doesn't count because its a double team move then this is the earliest solo powerbomb I've seen in the WWF (Judy Martin, 22/6/1985)
I like how Gorilla calls it an "inverted backbreaker" and Gene just has no idea what he's looking at

I've accidently become a wrestling historian
I think this is the earliest I've seen someone do a powerbomb in the WWF - this is Judy Grable on 8th March 1983