Welcome back to another episode of The Lawcast. This time our hosts cover a somewhat forgetten show from an interesting time period as they dive in No Mercy 2016. This show is probably most remembered for the incredible Miz vs. Dolph Ziggler match where Ziggler promised he would leave WWE if he couldn't beat Miz. We've also got AJ Styles defending the WWE Championship against John Cena and Dean Ambrose in a Triple Threat Match. And inexplicably our main event is Randy Orton vs. Bray Wyatt. Plus our hosts discuss Sting's retirement announcement, Will Ospreay's impending free agency, and Impact becoming TNA again. And, since this show took place the same night as a presidential debate, the hosts play a game of "Who Did This Wrestler Vote for in the 2016 Election?"

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revist No Mercy 2000.

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revist Halloween Havoc 1998.

Welcome back to another episode of The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover Battleground 2013, a mostly forgettable show with one absolutely unforgettable match. The unforgettable match in question is Cody and Dustin Rhodes teaming for the first time ever to take on The Shield in a match where their jobs are on the line. They're fighting not just for their careers, but also for their family legacy as Dusty Rhodes will also be fired if they lose. This is the storyline that should have launched Cody Rhodes to WWE stardom but instead it launched him to being Stardust.Filling out the rest of the card we've got Daniel Bryan vs. Randy Orton for the vacant WWE Championship plus CM Punk vs. Ryback. It's not the strongest time for WWE creative which makes the Rhodes/Shield match stand out even more.At the top of the show we discuss: 1) The Tuesday Night War, 2) Reports that CM Punk will NOT be returning to WWE and 3) Has Vince McMahon been frozen out of WWE's creative process?Plus since this show is clearly inspired by Jim Crockett Promotions, we play a game for "What is the Jim Crockett equivalent of this match?"

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revist Halloween Havoc 1997.

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revist Halloween Havoc 1996. 

Welcome back to another episode of The Lawcast. This time our hosts take on a sleeper show, No Mercy 1999. It's not one of the more notable pay-per-views from the Attitude Era, but there are all sorts of big developments in wrestling that surround it. Hear our hosts talk about Vince Russo leaving the WWF, Jeff Jarrett holding Vince up for money, and the WWF becoming a publicly traded company. On the actual card we've got Triple H vs. Steve Austin for the WWF Title in the main event, and then some weirdness with The Rock vs. The British Bulldog and Mankind vs. Val Venis. Also the Ladder Match between Edge & Christian and The Hardyz that changed pro wrestling forever. And our hosts talk current wrestling, talking about WWE Fastlane, the Tuesday Night War, and rumors about CM Punk returning to WWE (note: this was recorded before Dave Meltzer's report that WWE had turned Punk down). 

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revist Halloween Havoc 1995.

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revist Halloween Havoc 1993, featuring the second "Spin the Wheel, Make the Deal" Match between Vader and Cactus Jack.