Welcome, cats and kittens, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time it's Fall Brawl 1999, a show that takes place mid-apocalypse for WCW. This happens only days after Eric Bischoff was relived of his duties and sent home, so it's more or less chaos backstage at this point. As always in wrestling, the show must go on. The main event is Hulk Hogan vs. Sting, with the intriguing storyline that Sting isn't sure if he can trust Hogan not to betray him and Sting's friend Lex Luger is feeding Sting's insecurity. Oddly, TNA would run basically the same storyline a decade later. Plus we've got Sid vs. Chris Benoit, Goldberg vs. Diamond Dallas Page, and Harlem Heat vs. The West Texas Rednecks.

Welcome, cats and kittens, to another Lawcast Classic. This time it's Halloween Havoc 1991, which is home to the infamous Chamber of Horrors Match. This was a Dusty Rhodes special, as two teams loaded with stars (Sting, Cactus Jack, Scott Hall, Vader, The Steiners) face off in a match where you win by putting your opponent in an electric chair and electrocuting them. Yes, really.We have a main event of Lex Luger defending the WCW World Heavyweight Title against Ron Simmons in a Two Out of Three Falls Match. 

Welcome, cats and kittens, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time our hosts tackle Unforgiven 2006, a crazy show that was somehow bigger than Summerslam. It's headlined by Edge vs. John Cena in a TLC Match for the WWE Championship. Plus in the sub main event we've got DX against The McMahons and Big Show in a Hell in a Cell Match! Just a crazy huge pair of main event for a B pay-per-view. Plus we've got Johnny Nitro vs. Jeff Hardy for the Intercontinental Championship, Randy Orton vs. Carlito, and Trish Stratus vs. Lita in Trish's retirement match. 

Welcome back, cats and kittens, to another Lawcast Classic! This week we're focusing in on a very specific date in wrestling history. On September 22nd, 1997 Stone Cold Steve Austin stunned Vince McMahon in the middle of the ring, touching off perhaps the greatest and most lucrative feud in wrestling history. We're going all in on this Madison Square Garden supershow as WWF loaded up all their biggest guns and shot them at Nitro to...mixed success.What was weird about the main event? Why did Austin/McMahon work so goddamn well? And what is one of the most underrated matches of the 90s? Listen on to find out.All this and more, this week on the show!

Welcome, boys and girls, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time it's UWF Blackjack Brawl, the follow up to the infamous disaster that was UWF Beach Brawl. How did Herb Abrams manage to run another major show after three years of inactivity? Our hosts speculate. Somehow, this show still boasts a fair amount of impressive talent, and is headlined by Steve Williams vs. Sid Vicious, which is a main event match anywhere in the world in 1994. Plus we've got Cactus Jack vs. Jimmy Snuka in a Lumberjack Match.

Welcome, boys and girls, to another Lawcast Classic. This time it's Halloween Havoc 1999, the very first WCW pay-per-view that Vince Russo ever wrote. Russo's WCW run is notorious at this point, so our hosts consider whether it was really as bad as people remember. Our featured match is Sting defending the WCW World Heavyweight Championship against Hulk Hogan in a match where you just know there are going to be shenanigans. We've also got Bret Hart vs. Lex Luger, Sid vs. Goldberg, and Ric Flair vs. Diamond Dallas Page. 

Welcome, boys and girls, to another Lawcast Classic. This time it's the very first episode of Monday Nitro, which broadcast September 4, 1995. Our hosts relive the ups and downs of WCW that lead to them getting an hour of primetime TV head to head with Raw every week. A lot was riding on this show, no one believed they could pull it off, and it turns out they crushed it and ended up going on one of the hottest runs of any wrestling company in history. 

Welcome, boys and girls, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time it's Summerslam 2016, a show from WWE's easy to forget "New Era." It's the time where they brought back the roster split and seemed to actually take it seriously for awhile. Stephanie McMahon and Mick Foley are running Raw while Shane McMahon and Daniel Bryan are running Smackdown. Finn Balor is being groomed to be Raw's top star. Brock Lesnar has just made a triumphant return from the UFC. Dean Ambrose is in the midst of the failed WWE Title run. AJ Styles is looking to knock off John Cena and become The Face That Runs The Place. All that and more this time on The Lawcast.

Welcome, boys and girls, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time it's Summerslam 2008, a show taking place at a crazy time for WWE.It's the summer of McMahon's Millions. Of Triple H moving to Smackdown. Of Mike Adamle as Raw General Manager. We've got CM Punk as World Heavyweight Champion and The Great Khali challenging for the WWE Title. John Cena and Batista face off in a match with bafflingly little build. Edge and The Undertaker battle inside Hell in a Cell in an epic match. And that's only scratching the surface of all that's happening at this point.Plus a discussion of current events in wrestling as we're on the brink of The First Dance and Summerslam.

Welcome, boys and girls, to another Lawcast Classic. This time it's Summerslam 1999: An Out of Body Experience. It's the night Jesse Ventura finally returned to the WWF after a near decade absence to serve as Special Guest Referee of the main event in his home city of Minneapolis. WWF Champion Steve Austin defends the title against Triple H and Mankind in a Triple Threat Match. The entire wrestling world thinks this is going to be the crowning moment for Triple H but Vince McMahon has other plans. What happened here? Did Austin refuse to do the job?We've also got The Rock vs. Billy Gunn for reasons that defy understanding. And X-Pac and Kane defending the tag titles against Undertaker and Big Show.