10 Times Women's Wrestling SERIOUSLY Kicked Ass
3. Big Egg Wrestling Universe
At nearly 10 hours long and with 23 matches total, sitting down to watch all of Big Egg Wrestling Universe might be a bit of an ask, but as lengthy primer for one of the hottest periods in any wrestling company's history, there's perhaps no better glimpse at some glory days.
The roster is a who's who of critically acclaimed mid-90s Japanese women's scene, with a laundry list of legends including Aja Kong, Akira Hokuto, Manami Toyota, Tomoko Watanabe, Kyoko Inoue, Combat Toyoda, Lioness Asuka, Chaparita Asari, Yumiko Hotta, as well as a Bull Nakano/Alundra Blyaze wrestling for the WWE Women's Champion.
With the stunning Tokyo Dome as the setting and between 32-42,000 people depending on who you believe, the event is one of several commercial and critical high points from the era, especially when compared to the North American mainstream at the time. WWE and WCW on their best days around that time didn't stand a chance of producing something quite as massive and special, with WWE even being wise enough to screen clips of the title change during the Survivor Series pay-per-view to put over the belt's rare prestige.