In 1995, WCW and New Japan Pro Wrestling joined forces for one of the most unusual events in wrestling history.

They brought legends like Antonio Inoki, Ric Flair, and Muhammad Ali to Pyongyang, North Korea, for a spectacle that blurred the line between sport, politics, and propaganda.

What was meant to be a groundbreaking international wrestling event quickly turned into something far stranger.

This is the story of Collision in Korea — and the night professional wrestling stepped into something much larger than the ring.