WWE to Release WrestleMania 9 Documentary Becoming A Spectacle on Peacock

WWE fans can anticipate an exciting new addition to Peacock in the coming weeks as a fresh documentary focusing on WrestleMania 9 is set to be released. The project will take an in-depth look at the 1993 spectacle held at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada, a show remembered for its unique outdoor presentation and unexpected ending.

The documentary, titled Becoming A Spectacle, will chronicle the controversial and theatrical night where Hulk Hogan left the event as WWF Champion, moments after Yokozuna had just captured the title from Bret “Hitman” Hart. The abrupt title change remains one of the most debated moments in WrestleMania history.

“According to sources, a very interesting documentary is coming to Peacock within the next few weeks, which will see the story of WrestleMania 9 unfold as that event will be detailed in a new release titled Becoming A Spectacle. WrestleMania 9 took place at Caesar’s Palace in April of 1993, which, of course, is mainly remembered as the night Hulk Hogan walked away as WWF Champion after Yokozuna had defeated Brett ‘Hitman’ Hart just minutes earlier. Among the superstars featured on that card that should see participation in this peacock documentary include Shawn Michaels, the Steiner brothers, Lex Luger, The Undertaker, Hulk Hogan, and Bret Hart. So TC, it’s always interesting when they decide to do documentaries on single shows, single events. They’re picking WrestleMania 9, obviously, because WrestleMania 41 is in the same place, Las Vegas, Nevada, but I think they picked WrestleMania 9 because a lot of the superstars, fortunately, are still with us. All those guys mentioned wrestled that night, and can still talk about it today.”

The documentary is expected to feature interviews with several key stars who competed at WrestleMania 9, including Shawn Michaels, The Steiner Brothers, Lex Luger, The Undertaker, Hulk Hogan, and Bret Hart. With WrestleMania 41 also heading to Las Vegas, the retrospective provides a fitting and timely look back at one of WWE’s most visually iconic events.

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