Vince McMahon and the Corporation's war on Steve Austin continues, with the deck stacked against Stone Cold in the Rumble and Mr. McMahon offering a $100,000 bounty for anyone who eliminates Austin in the match. Plus one of the most brutal matches in WWF history takes place on this Pay Per View, when The Rock takes on Mankind in a violent "I Quit" match!

We kick off the new year with a look at Impact Wrestling's first Pay Per View that's stacked from top to bottom. Featuring a card that highlights the veterans like Bully Ray and Mickie James, to the up and comers like Josh Alexander and Masha Slamovich. Ned and Nims take a look at the PPV that sets the tone for 2023 in Impact Wrestling.

After dominating the WWF in the ratings for 83 straight weeks, World Championship Wrestling starts off 1999 on the back foot for the first time in two years. After a controversial December pay per view that saw the streak come to an end for Goldberg, WCW looks to gain ground on the WWF with a ladder match in the main event!

The World Wrestling Federation made some great moves to claw back some momentum from WCW, and their Pay Per View efforts were absolutely stellar in 1998. However, despite being named in tribute to the current WWF Champion The Rock, this PPV ended the year with a fizzer in the aptly titled "Rock Bottom" - join us as we delve through an atrocious December for wrestling PPV.

It's the biggest show of the year for World Championship Wrestling and in the past few years we've seen some epic clashes like Hollywood Hogan take on Roddy Piper in '96 as well as the culmination of Sting's battle with the nWo in 1997. But for the final event of 1998, Starrcade features the main event of the undefeated WCW World Champion Goldberg against Kevin Nash - what could go wrong?

The World Wrestling Federation returns to the United Kingdom one more time as The Rock defends his newly won WWF World Championship against X-Pac, plus Stone Cold Steve Austin has the deck stacked against him as he has to face The Undertaker, Kane, and Mankind in the main event. Austin has a trick up his sleeve though with star of "Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrells" Vinnie Jones as his backup!

It's the biggest match type in World Championship Wrestling - World War 3! Three rings, 60 wrestlers, and one title opportunity at the WCW World Heavyweight Championship. In addition to the World War 3 match, we also have Bret Hart's first WCW main event - one year after he left the WWF in controversial circumstances - as he takes on Diamond Dallas Page for the United States Championship.

It's the event that brings a lot of nostalgia for Aussie wrestling fans as this was the Pay Per View that was shown on Free To Air TV on Channel 10 back in the day, and had everyone talking about it at school on Monday morning.

It's the Deadly Game tournament that has to crown a new WWF World Champion, and with huge names like Stone Cold, The Undertaker, Mankind, The Rock, Ken Shamrock and more in this tournament - this lived up to the hype!

It's one of World Championship Wrestling's flagship events and this year is no exception. Goldberg defends his World Title against DDP, Hollywood Hogan faces The Warrior in an Ultimate rematch eight years in the making, and we see Bret Hart vs Sting in a stacked card - so how did it all go wrong? Join Simon and Nims as we look back at a PPV that started so well, and took a nosedive quickly!

It's another loaded PPV with the WWF Championship vacant and it's The Undertaker vs Kane in the main event to decide who gets the title - but there's a catch, with Stone Cold Steve Austin as the referee! Once again World Wrestling Federation owner Vince McMahon has stacked the decks against the Rattlesnake, because if Austin isn't a fair and unbiased referee he is fired from the company.