Sup, Bubba?! In this episode of the Bubba Cast, we break down one of the most infamous RAW episodes of late 1998. Stone Cold Steve Austin arrives in Baltimore armed with a shovel and a mission, Lacy's Dad wins the Hardcore Title, The Undertaker spirals deeper into his darker persona, and Paul Bearer becomes the centerpiece of one of the wildest closing angles of the entire era.

We cover:

From backstage segments to in-ring storytelling, this RAW is a snapshot of why the Attitude Era remains one of the most electric stretches in wrestling history.

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The lights are bright in Topeka, Kansas, and the madness is running wild, brother! On this episode of The Bubba Cast, we’re rolling the tape back to WWF Saturday Night’s Main Event from November 25, 1989 — a night packed with larger-than-life promos, poetic villains, and good ole fashioned wrasslin'. 

Ultimate Warrior tries to chop down Andre the Giant in a battle of power versus pure chaos. Dusty Rhodes teaches the Big Boss Man what “justice for all” really means (with a little help from Sapphire). Hulk Hogan locks up with The Genius in a match that’s equal parts poetry, pageantry, and property damage — thanks to Mr. Perfect’s “improvements” to the WWF Championship belt.

From the Brain Busters’ last stand to the Rockers flying high, this episode has it all — drama, damage, and the nonsense that made late-80s wrestling unforgettable.

In this week’s Bubba Cast, Lacy and Zerpie step back into the smoke-filled chaos of WCW Halloween Havoc ’94 — a night when The Guardian Angel stood tall against Vader in Detroit’s Joe Louis Arena.

With Harley Race scheming at ringside and 14,000 fans roaring, Ray brought the fight of his life — further proof that no matter the badge or the uniform, you can’t take the fight out of a Traylor.

We’ll revisit the wild card bouts, the over-the-top entrances, and the steel cage main event that pitted Hulk Hogan against Ric Flair in one of WCW’s most memorable nights. 

Promotion: World Championship Wrestling

Sup, Bubba?!

From the MGM Studios entrance gates to the ring chaos, this night had it all: The Steiner Brothers battling Fire & Ice, Harlem Heat defending the gold, Medusa keeping the women’s division alive, and technical clinics from Dean Malenko, Eddie Guerrero, and Chris Benoit. But the story overshadowing it all? The Outsiders lurking, Hogan’s venomous words, and the nWo staking their claim on WCW.

And right in the middle of the storm — Big Bubba Rogers steps into the main event against a banged-up Lex Luger. Bubba promises to end Luger once and for all, but when the New World Order crashes the party, even Bubba finds out no one is safe.

If you love Monday Night Wars nostalgia, legendary promos, and stories that connect the action inside the ring to the legacies outside of it, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.

🔗 Subscribe to The Bubba Cast wherever you listen, and join us as we relive the chaos, the drama, and the night WCW changed forever.

Sup, Bubba?! On this episode of The Bubba Cast, at SummerSlam ’91, law and order was on the line when Big Boss Man battled The Mountie in the infamous Jailhouse Match — with the loser spending a night behind bars. We dive deep into the red vs. blue clash, the Alabama Slam finish, and the unforgettable scenes of The Mountie being dragged away, fingerprinted, and tossed in a New York City cell.

Along the way, we touch on Bret Hart’s Intercontinental Championship classic against Mr. Perfect, Virgil’s upset win over Ted DiBiase, the Legion of Doom’s street fight title victory, and the headline wedding of Randy Savage and Miss Elizabeth.

But make no mistake — the heart of this episode is Boss Man serving justice, Southern style.

The Mega Powers Explode? WWF The Main Event II (1989)

We’ll break down the action, the drama, and the storytelling that made this night unforgettable—including Boss Man’s menacing presence, Jesse Ventura’s heel commentary gems, and the infamous post-match explosion between Savage and Hogan.

Was this the real spark that lit the fuse for WrestleMania V? Let’s talk about it.

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🎙️ The Bubba Cast: Saturday Night’s Main Event – May 27th, 1989

Sup, Bubba?! We're heading back to Memorial Day weekend 1989, baby—and the Boss Man is in a cage, Hogan’s flexin’, and Zeus just crash-landed into the WWF like a freight train from Hollywood. In this week’s episode, Lacy and Zerpie dig deep into this absolute fever dream of a Saturday Night’s Main Event, taped in the soy bean capital of the world—Des Moines, Iowa. (Shout out to Jesse Ventura for that culinary insight.)

We break down:

Hulk Hogan vs Big Boss Man in a steel cage—with handcuffs, chains, blading, and a surprise run-in from Zeus himself (a.k.a. Deebo!)

Rick Rude’s Intercontinental title defense against crown-wearing 2x4-wielding Jim Duggan

The Brain Busters (Tully & Arn!) taking on Demolition in a BDSM-themed tornado of a tag match

Macho Man, Sensational Sherri, and the ongoing post-Elizabeth madness

A guest appearance from Jimmy Snuka, Boris Zhukov's terrible national anthem, and more!

Expect chaotic commentary, iconic promos, questionable fashion choices, and plenty of WTF moments—including why Boss Man may or may not be using duct tape as wrist tape.

So dust off that VCR, cue up the blue steel cage, and get ready for a nostalgic deep dive into one of the wildest episodes of WWF TV this side of No Holds Barred.

LET’S GO, BUBBA.

Sup, Bubba?!

On this episode of The Bubba Cast, Lacy and Zerpie rewind the tape and plow headfirst into the madness of the Attitude Era with one of the most controversial and stacked episodes in SmackDown history: November 11, 1999.

The stage is Baltimore, the drama is nuclear, and DX is up to their degenerate tricks again. The pair break down the infamous segment involving Stephanie McMahon, the disturbing funeral fiasco with Big Boss Man and Big Show, and a main event so chaotic it needed both Stone Cold Steve Austin and Arnold Schwarzenegger to keep order. (Spoiler: They did not keep order.)

Edge vs. Hardcore Holly – A high-flying opener ends in controversy with Holly stealing the pin.

The Dudley Boyz vs. The Godfather & D’Lo Brown – Interference from the Ho Train spells disaster.

Val Venis vs. British Bulldog – Ends in a massive brawl with multiple Survivor Series teams.

Big Boss Man vs. Faarooq (WWF Hardcore Title) – A brutal funeral aftermath fight ends with mace and a steel step KO.

Grand Master Sexay vs. Jeff Hardy – Too Cool uses distractions and dirty tricks to score the upset.

Ivory vs. Tori (WWF Women’s Title) – Pure chaos as the entire women’s division gets involved.

Main Event: The Rock, Kane, Shane McMahon & Test vs. Triple H, X-Pac, Road Dogg & Billy Gunn

— A Survivor Series-style elimination match featuring run-ins, low blows, busted noses, and Arnold Schwarzenegger punching Triple H in the face.

Original Air Date: Thursday, November 11, 1999

🎙️ WCW Saturday Night: Season 2, Episode 51

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WCW Saturday Night is stacked: “Stunning” Steve Austin, Big Van Vader, Cactus Jack, and Maxx Payne are all unleashing chaos in the ring. Meanwhile, Erik Watts throws hands with “Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff in a match that’s got more tension than a steel cage with no door.

But the real story? “Ravishing” Rick Rude, the World Heavyweight Champ, is prepping for a title defense… until The Boss steps up as his surprise opponent. What follows is a main event that flips expectations harder than a spinebuster on concrete.

It’s big. It’s brutal. It’s Bubba.

“Stunning” Steve Austin vs. ?

One of his early standout performances on Saturday Night, showcasing his brutal, no-nonsense Texas Stun Gun offense.

Big Van Vader in action:

Dominant, agile, and imposing—the Big Man bringing stiffness to the ring.

Cactus Jack & Maxx Payne tag match:

Hardcore chaos with rough-and-tumble weapon shots and wild promos.

Erik Watts vs. “Mr. Wonderful” Paul Orndorff:

A intense technical showdown, with Orndorff using his veteran savvy to test Watts’ mettle in the ring.

Suvvernacular: “Ravishing” Rick Rude is prepping for champion-level competition—until an unexpected challenger crashes the party.

Taped live at Center Stage Theatre, Atlanta

Featured hosts/commentators: Jesse Ventura and Tony Schiavone with Gene Okerlund handling interviews and WCW hotline duties