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One of the things I really enjoy about following WOO is how it constantly reminds us that wrestling history is not just something locked away in old VHS tapes or dusty archives. Sometimes it shows up right in front of us again through the voices of the people who actually lived it. When I saw the announcement that the newest Shootin’ With Saturn episode was going live, I knew it was something worth checking out. Any time a veteran like Perry Saturn sits down to revisit one of his own matches, you can bet there will be some incredible stories buried inside that conversation.
The video focuses on a match that Saturn himself calls the best match of his career. That alone is enough to get a wrestling fan curious. But the match he chose was not just any match. It was his brutal encounter with Raven at Fall Brawl 1998, a bout that carried a massive storyline weight involving the freedom of The Flock. Hearing Saturn walk through the match moment by moment makes it feel less like watching an old wrestling clip and more like being given a guided tour through one of the most chaotic periods of late 90s wrestling.
What makes content like this special for the WOO community is that it connects the present platform with the history that shaped the wrestling industry. These videos remind fans why they fell in love with wrestling in the first place.
Saturn immediately frames the match as the best work of his career.
From the opening moments of the video, Saturn makes it clear that he considers the Fall Brawl match to be something special. He openly calls it the only match in his career that he believes could qualify as a five star match. That kind of statement sets the tone right away because it signals to viewers that this is not just another nostalgic review. This is a performer looking back at a moment where everything came together perfectly.
The entire storyline was built around The Flock’s freedom.
Saturn explains that the stakes of the match were extremely high within the story they were telling. If he won the match, The Flock would finally be free from Raven’s control. If Raven won, Saturn would remain in servitude for the rest of his career. That type of storyline feels very much like the classic wrestling storytelling that fans still love today. It gives the match emotional weight and makes every moment feel important.
Raven and Saturn were given rare creative freedom to build the story.
One of the most fascinating parts of the discussion is Saturn revealing that Raven actually convinced Eric Bischoff to allow the two of them to book the storyline themselves. That meant they had the opportunity to shape the story week by week and guide the audience toward the final payoff. Saturn gives a lot of credit to Raven for the creative direction, but he also acknowledges that he contributed to the storytelling as well.
The match itself was largely improvised in the ring.
Saturn explains that almost the entire match was called on the fly while they were performing. That is something that modern wrestling fans sometimes forget about. In the past, experienced wrestlers could build an entire match simply by reacting to the crowd and communicating with each other in the moment. According to Saturn, they only had the final few moves planned in advance.
Saturn reflects on how satisfying it is when the crowd believes the story.
One of the recurring themes throughout the video is Saturn talking about how important it is to make the audience believe in what they are seeing. When he hears the crowd reacting to the match while watching it back, he clearly takes pride in the fact that they were able to pull the audience into the story they were telling.
Watching a veteran like Perry Saturn break down his own match is more than just a nostalgia trip. It is an opportunity to understand the mindset behind professional wrestling storytelling. These kinds of insights give fans a deeper appreciation for the craft involved in building a great match.
For a platform like WOO that celebrates wrestling culture and community, moments like this are exactly what keep fans engaged. They remind us that behind every classic match there were real people making creative decisions, improvising under pressure, and trying to create something memorable.
Personally, I always enjoy hearing wrestlers talk openly about the process behind their matches. It adds layers to something that we might have originally watched only as entertainment. Hearing Saturn revisit that Fall Brawl match with genuine pride shows just how meaningful those moments were for the people involved.
And as a WOO fan, I cannot help but appreciate that we get to hear these stories directly from the source. It is like getting a backstage pass to wrestling history.
Well, that's it for today. We will continue again tomorrow! 😁 WOO! 🎉
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