that aired about a few months prior will be shown. This is shown in its entirety, but had also been broken down match by match as an additional option. TV Classics–The history of professional wrestling is shown through re-airings of wrestling television shows. Extreme Championship Wrestling - Hosted by Joey Styles, Tazz was the original host of the show until he left WWE in April 2009. Tommy Dreamer took over for Tazz as co-host until he left WWE in January 2010. WWF Championship Wrestling - Without a Host AWA All-Star Wrestling - without a host AWA Championship Wrestling - Hosted by Larry Nelson Championship Wrestling from Florida - Hosted by Mike Graham (discontinued in 2008) Smoky Mountain Wrestling - without a host World Class Championship Wrestling - Hosted by Michael "P. S." Hayes and Kevin Von Erich, Jimmy Garvin fills in for Von Erich from time to time. World Championship Wrestling - without a host Mid-Atlantic Championship Wrestling - without a host WWF Prime Time Wrestling - without a host Originally alternated with Tuesday Night Titans in the programming schedule until the final TNT aired in February 2009. The Monday Night War - Hosted by Jim Ross, formerly hosted by Michael Cole, chronological re-airings of the week to week competition between WWF Monday Night Raw and WCW Monday Nitro. Airs as two separate programs. It originally aired as one program until January 2008. Monday Night War: The Beginning - Hosted by Michael Cole, alternating with the "original" Monday Night War programs, The Beginning focuses on the start of the "war" in 1995. It airs as one program like the "original" show did. When this show debuted, Michael Cole was seen sitting behind the RAW announce position inside an empty arena explaining the programming change. This lasted a few episodes until the show began airing without the interlude. Additional programming, sometimes but not always, related to the months theme, is also put into this section. Shorties Matches and/or memorable moments centered on the month's theme are hosted by a particular superstar (e.g. moments or matches involving food for Thanksgiving). Previous buckets When the service debuted it did so with six, more specialized, buckets. Around April 4, 2007 they were combined and pruned into a more broad set of four. This was done, according to the free "Month Preview" show hosted by Jack Korpela to make things easier for Classics viewers. The