Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover Bragging Rights 2009, featuring the insane Randy Orton vs. John Cena Anything Goes Iron Man Match. Plus Raw vs. Smackdown matches and Batista's epic heel turn on Rey Mysterio.

We also discuss Saturday Night's Main Event, the Andrade situation, and Vince Russo joining Juggalo ChampionShit Wrestling.

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revist TLC 2017.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover the infamous disaster that was the one and only Heroes of Wrestling pay-per-view.

It's a legend show from 1999 featuring many big names of the 1980s and 1990s: Jake Roberts, Yokozuna, King Kong Bundy, Jim Neidhart, Tully Blanchard, and more. Unfortunately we know wrestlers from the 1980s didn't really take care of themselves and a lot of these guys were in rough shape. And Jake Roberts showed up in no condition to perform but was unfortunately allowed to wrestle anyway. And disaster ensued.

Plus we discuss WrestleDream, Seth Rollins vacating the World Heavyweight Championship, and Warner Brothers being up for sale. 

From 2021: Our hosts revisit TNA Bound for Glory 2010.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time we go back to cover one of TNA's biggest moments, it's Bound for Glory 2006!

Sting finally gets his one-on-one match with Jeff Jarrett that they've been building for years at this point. Kurt Angle serves as a Ringside Enforcer and we're left wondering if we can really trust him. Christian battles Rhino in an 8 Mile Street Fight. AJ Styles and Christopher Daniels defend the NWA Tag Titles against LAX in a Steel Cage Match. Many references are made to the Tigers' 2006 World Series run.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover the insanity of Halloween Havoc 1995, the night Hulk Hogan threw The Giant off the roof of Cobo Arena and The Yet-AY debuted. 

We're six weeks into the Nitro era and WCW seems to be picking up steam, but that's all going to come to a halt on this disastrous night. Hulk Hogan faces off with The Giant twice, once in a Monster Truck Challenge and once in the ring for the WCW Title. Lex Luger and Randy Savage both wrestle twice, with Luger facing Meng, Savage facing The Zodiac, and then them facing each other. Sting teams with Ric Flair against Arn Anderson and Brian Pillman in what surely isn't a setup.

Plus we discuss WWE Crown Jewel, the new ratings tracking and the huge decline in reported wrestling viewership, and Dwyane Johnson's "The Smashing Machine."

From 2023: Our hosts revist TNA's Bound for Glory 2007.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover WWE's Taboo Tuesday 2004, in which WWE let the fans vote on what matches and stipulations they wanted to see. 

We've got Triple H defending the World Heavyweight Championship against either Shawn Michaels, Edge, or Chris Benoit. We've got the fans deciding whether Randy Orton and Ric Flair will face off in a Steel Cage Match, a Falls Count Anywhere Match, or a Submission Match. And the fans deciding who Chris Jericho will defend the IC Title against, the stipulation for Kane vs. Gene Snitsky, the outfit that the divas will wrestle in, and more.

Plus we discuss Andrade's return to AEW, the all women Blood and Guts Match, and WWE changing InVasion to "Showdown."

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revisit Halloween Havoc '89.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover Unforgiven 2000, featuring the blowoff of the Kurt Angle/Triple H/Stephanie McMahon love triangle. 

It's 2000 and times have never been better for the WWF, but as they say pride comes before the fall. Steve Austin is about to return and there's going to be hell to pay for whoever hit him with a car, and anyone who stands in his way. The Rock is a marked man as he has to defend his WWF Championship against The Undertaker, Kane, and Chris Benoit. And Edge and Christian face off against The Hardy Boyz in a Steel Cage Match.