I'm not exactly intending to make these posts daily, but I felt the urge to hop back on again today and get another review up. This time, we've got The Wrestling Classic, featuring a 16-man elimination tournament and the anticipated title match between Hulk Hogan and Roddy Piper. Technically, this is the WWF's first foray into the pay-per-view market, as the first WrestleMania, about seven months prior, was only broadcast on closed circuit television. That show lived entirely on high production value(for the time) and bringing in big name celebrities. Vince and co tried to make this show much more focused on in-ring competition, but neither quite lived up to expectations. - There are really two massive problems with The Wrestling Classic. The first is a lack of stakes, as besides a couple vague mentions of money on the line by Gorilla Monsoon and Jesse Ventura, that detail never really plays into any of the matches and the wrestlers never talk about any prize for winning in...