Welcome back to another episode of The Lawcast. This time our hosts take on a sleeper show, No Mercy 1999. It's not one of the more notable pay-per-views from the Attitude Era, but there are all sorts of big developments in wrestling that surround it. Hear our hosts talk about Vince Russo leaving the WWF, Jeff Jarrett holding Vince up for money, and the WWF becoming a publicly traded company. On the actual card we've got Triple H vs. Steve Austin for the WWF Title in the main event, and then some weirdness with The Rock vs. The British Bulldog and Mankind vs. Val Venis. Also the Ladder Match between Edge & Christian and The Hardyz that changed pro wrestling forever. And our hosts talk current wrestling, talking about WWE Fastlane, the Tuesday Night War, and rumors about CM Punk returning to WWE (note: this was recorded before Dave Meltzer's report that WWE had turned Punk down).