This week on TDWFMB, we're heading back to October 9, 1995, as the Monday Night War keeps rolling along. Nitro is starting to find its identity, the competition with WWF is heating up, and WCW is continuing to build the foundation for what's coming next. We're breaking down the matches, promos, weird shit, big personalities, and all the little moments that make going back through 1995 so damn fun. What was WCW getting right? What were they screwing up? And where does this episode fit into the bigger picture of WCW's growing war with WWF? Strap in and let's get back into it

10/02/1995 RAW is the centerpiece. We’re breaking down the full episode, from the matches and promos to the storylines and absolute nonsense that made mid-’90s WWF what it was.

We dig into what worked, what didn’t, who stood out, and how this episode fits into the bigger picture of the WWF in 1995.

That Don’t Work For Me, Brother — going back to 1995 and asking the important question: does it work for us, brother?

This week, we're watching WCW Nitro from October 2, 1995! Lex Luger's career is on the line against Randy Savage, Ric Flair and Arn Anderson keep the Horsemen drama rolling, and Eddie Guerrero and Dean Malenko steal the show. Join us as we revisit another early chapter of the Monday Night War!

This week we're breaking down the September 25, 1995 edition of WWF Monday Night Raw! Marty Jannetty returns, the Tag Team Titles are on the line, and The Undertaker takes on The British Bulldog in the main event as we revisit another classic night from the New Generation Era.

It's Thursday, and you know what that means—another stop on the Monday Night Wars! This week, Big Love and Mahfouz dive into the September 25, 1995 edition of WCW Monday Nitro. The Dungeon of Doom continues its reign of nonsense, Randy Savage is pushed closer to the edge, Lex Luger keeps everyone guessing, Disco Inferno struts onto Nitro, and Hulk Hogan is already steering things toward monster truck madness. Join us as we break down every match, promo, and ridiculous moment to decide what worked, what didn't, and, of course... That Don't Work For Me, Brother!

It's the final Monday Night RAW before In Your House 3: Triple Header, and the WWF is making one last push before the pay-per-view. Dean Douglas sticks his nose in Razor Ramon and The 1-2-3 Kid's heated rivalry, Bret Hart sends a message to Jean-Pierre Lafitte ahead of their showdown, and the road to one of the most bizarre PPVs of the New Generation era is officially set. Join Big Love and Big Sug as they break down every match, every promo, and every bit of mid-'90s WWF insanity to decide what worked... and what don't work for us, brother.

The Monday Night Wars roll on as Big Love and Big Sug dive into the September 18, 1995 edition of WCW Monday Nitro. Coming off the heels of Fall Brawl, WCW looks to keep the momentum rolling with a shocking World Tag Team Title change, Ric Flair battling Flyin' Brian Pillman, Mr. Wonderful taking on Johnny B. Badd, and The Giant continuing his war against Hulk Hogan. Is Nitro finding its footing three weeks into the experiment, or is the honeymoon already wearing off? We break down every match, every promo, and all the little moments that made early Nitro feel like the Wild West of professional wrestling.

The Monday Night Wars officially begin! This week, Big Sug and Big Love continue their side-by-side journey through wrestling's greatest ratings battle by breaking down the September 11, 1995 episode of Monday Night RAW—the first RAW to go head-to-head with WCW Monday Nitro. From Shawn Michaels defending the Intercontinental Championship against Sycho Sid to Razor Ramon colliding with the British Bulldog, they dig into the matches, the stories, and whether WWF fired back hard enough as the war truly got underway. Strap in—we're reliving the Monday Night Wars one episode at a time.

On this episode of That Don't Work for Me Brother, Rob and Big Love begin a brand-new series where we'll be revisiting the Monday Night Wars one Monday at a time, comparing WCW Nitro and WWF Raw as the battle for wrestling supremacy unfolds.

We're kicking things off with September 11, 1995, the first Monday night where Nitro and Raw truly went head-to-head. The opening shots have been fired, the lines are being drawn, and neither company has any idea they're about to change the wrestling business forever.

On this week's That Don't Work For Me Brother, we're diving headfirst into one of the biggest trainwrecks in WCW history: Bret Hart vs. Goldberg. On paper, it's a dream match. The best there is, the best there was, and the best there ever will be against WCW's unstoppable human wrecking ball. In reality? It became the feud that helped define WCW's collapse and changed wrestling history forever.