What a year it's been. Our hosts review the best and the worst that the WWF had to offer from WrestleMania 13 to 14. 

The Year of Duke and Rogue season number two wraps up with the boys taking us through the action of WrestleMania 14. 

Steve Austin challenges Shawn Michaels for the world title, we get some great nards plows, and there's a fifteen team battle royal to kick things off. Did we mention that Mike Tyson is in the house? This one is full of good stuff and wraps up the Year of on a high note. 

The road to WrestleMania is full of surprises, and this show is no different. We get a war of attrition match, a non-sanctioned match, and even an NWA title match. Saddle up and slide one in there. 

Thirty men compete for a chance to main event WrestleMania. 

We get Austin and the Rock facing off in this one, as well as Shawn Michaels defending his title against Ken Shamrock. Elsewhere, Sgt. Slaughter gets into the ring to take on HHH in a boot camp match. 

One of the most infamous incidents in the history of professional wrestling took place at this show. Plus Furnas and Lafon are in action. Everybody's a winner!

Shawn Michaels takes on the Undertaker in the first ever Hell in a Cell match. There's a pretty big debut that happens on this one, and there's also a flag match to boot. 

The superstars of the WWF travel across the pond in this exclusive pay per view. The cocksure tormentor Shawn Michaels challenges the hometown hero the British Bulldog for the prestigious European championship. 

...and just like that, there's this guy named the Patriot in the title picture. 

Del Wilkes (moment of silence) takes on Brett Hart for the world title, while Undertaker and Shawn Michaels add another stellar chapter to their rivalry. 

The attitude era is heating up in the World Wrestling Federation, and this show has long term consequences. 

Brett Hart challenges the Undertaker for the world heavyweight title with Shawn Michaels as the guest referee. 

The two time Slammy Award Winning King of Harts, Owen Hart defends his Intercontinental Championship against Stone Cold Steve Austin. 

Join us as we relive the glory days of the World Wrestling Federation in 1997.