RAW gets graphic this week in the wars. Sunny is nude, Goldust is all over Razor, and Steve Austin debuts against Matt Hardy. Meanwhile Nitro has Hogan and Meng in the main event and Flair defends his title against Sting in a classic. All this and more this week in the wars!

The Wars are really heating up as the Billionaire Ted skits continue. RAW also begins a new era as the Ringmaster becomes Million Dollar Champion. On nitro, the usual suspects return for their main event and DDP wrestles Sting for the US title?

The tours are back for 1996. We kick the year off with all kinds of football puns as the RAW Bowl is in full effect. On Nitro, Hulk Hogan returns from suspension to get his well earned title match against the Nature Boy Ric Flair. All this and more, this week in the Monday Night Wars!

It's award season for the Monday Night Wars. Favorite wrestlers, gimmicks, best and worst matches are just some of the topics we discover. Is Ahmed Johnson really that bad? And was the Giant really wrestler of the year? Give it a listen and let us know your thoughts.

No RAW this week, as we are back to review the final Nitro of 1995. It's the go home show for Starrcade and we've got a triangle match to push. Hogan is suspended and Pittman still needs a manager. All this and more this week in the wars.

It's the final episode of RAW for 1995 and we're here to discuss it. Goldust gets a little too close to Razor Ramon, Jeff Jarrett makes his return to the WWF, and Shawn Michaels says goodbye via a 80's Ballad. Meanwhile on Nitro, Hogan goes Looney Tunes on probation, Craig Pittman looks for help, and the infamous Medusa trashing the Women's title segment are just some of the topics we will discuss this week in the Monday Night Wars!

We're in Horsemen country as Ric Flair & Arn Anderson are up against Sting & Hogan. But can Sting & Hogan coexist. If this storyline sounds familiar you aren't wrong. And yet it is still better than anything RAW had to offer as Jeff Hardy shows up as an 18 year old jobber, Bob Backlund and Bret Hart put us to sleep in the main event, and Diana Smith shows us why she is not good with promos.

The C stands for committed as we go long reviewing the 12/4/95 editions of WCW Nitro & WWF RAW. Lex Luger gets a world title match, The Giant and Scott Norton get booked into a corner, and Sister Sherri gets a little present from Colonel Parker. RAW gives us an update on Shawn Michael's status and unfortunately it is as promising as this show. Squash matches, bad booking, and no chemistry can be used to describe this week and this podcast!

The C stands for committed as we go long reviewing the 12/4/95 editions of WCW Nitro & WWF RAW. Lex Luger gets a world title match, The Giant and Scott Norton get booked into a corner, and Sister Sherri gets a little present from Colonel Parker. RAW gives us an update on Shawn Michael's status and unfortunately it is as promising as this show. Squash matches, bad booking, and no chemistry can be used to describe this week and this podcast!

This week in the Monday Night Wars: Is there controversy between Hogan and Macho Man after World War 3? The women steal the show with their awesome tag match and Bobby Heenan is casually racist. Meanwhile on RAW, we discuss our boredom with the squash matches, debate how well the New York Jets kicker played, and the importance of proper technique when applying the surfboard submission.