Eddie Guerrero was all by himself at WCW Mayhem on this day in 1999. | WWE Network

As part of our 20 Years of Wrestling Mayhem Show celebration, we were honored to receive a congratulatory message from legendary WCW ring announcer Gary Michael Capetta. From calling some of the most iconic moments in wrestling history to recognizing two decades of Mayhem, this message meant the world to us and our community. Thank you to everyone who has been part of Wrestling Mayhem Show over the last 20 years — hosts, guests, wrestlers, fans, and supporters. 👉 Watch the full 20 Years of Wres

Dive into this week's Wrestling Mayhem Show 981! Sorg, Dave Podnar and Intern Tony break down wrestling matches, and WCW WrestleWar. Why some wrestlers don't work at some promotions? Tune in! Watch the full episode at https://www.wrestlingmayhemshow.com/wrestling-mayhem-show-981-aews-first-womens-blood-guts-cena-retirement-plans/ #WMS981 #WrestlingPodcast #WrestlingMatch #WCWWrestleWar | Wrestling Mayhem Show

November 16, 1999: “WCW Mayhem: The Music” featuring tracks from Screwball, Metallica, The Ruff Ryders, Big Pun & Fat Joe, Limp Bizkit and more was released on Tommy Boy. While many of the songs were performed by professional musicians, others featured wrestlers on vocals, such as “Bow Wow Wow.” Numerous tracks, such as “Got Him In The Corner” and “Count That Man Out,” were simply short recordings of classic match spots from WCW broadcasting. | Tommy Boy Records