Welcome, boys and girls, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time it's Summerslam 2003, a show where everything is just a little bit off. Goldberg seems like he's finally getting his big moment to become World Heavyweight Champion, but then the writers pull the rug out from under him. Kane is revitalized by losing his mask, but he's headed for a feud with Shane McMahon. Kurt Angle vs. Brock Lesnar should be an all-time classic, but for some reason it's just a good match. The Ruthless Aggression Era may not have always been good, but it was almost never boring. And this show, while not great, is certainly very interesting.

Welcome, boys and girls, to another Lawcast Classic. This time it's Summerslam 1994, the night with one of the best WWF Championship matches ever and one of the worst pay-per-view main events ever.On the one hand we've got the incredible Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart Steel Cage Match, which is an all-time classic and probably the best Steel Cage Match ever. On the other end of the spectrum we've got Undertaker vs. Fake Undertaker in an all-time debacle. Plus Diesel vs. Razor Ramon for the Intercontinental Title and Tatanka vs. Lex Luger in Cewsh's favorite storyline ever.

Welcome, boys and girls, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time our hosts go back to cover one of the beginning points of the Attitude Era, Summerslam 1997. It's the story of three men's paths intersecting, as The Undertaker defends the WWF Title against Bret Hart with Shawn Michaels as the Special Guest Referee.It's a night that alters Steve Austin's career forever, as he suffers a serious neck injury in his match against Owen Hart. Our hosts try to discern just what Owen was thinking with the Piledriver he used on Austin. But somehow this ended up helping make Austin the star he became, even if it did ultimately end his career prematurely.Plus we've got Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. Mankind in a Steel Cage Match, Ken Shamrock vs. The British Bulldog for the European Title, and Brian Pillman vs. Goldust.

Welcome, boys and girls, to another Lawcast Classic. This time it's Summerslam 1993, the night the Lex Express rolled into The Palace of Auburn Hills for Lex Luger's epic clash with Yokozuna. Hear all about the bizarre and doomed decision to push Lex Luger as an All-American babyface and put him straight into the main event. What were they thinking? And why didn't they just put the belt on Lex here?Plus we've got Bret Hart vs. Jerry Lawler in a surprisingly good feud, Shawn Michaels vs. Mr. Perfect in a major disappointment, and Razor Ramon vs. Ted DiBiase in a match that doesn't seem like it can have possibly happened. 

Welcome, boys and girls, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time it's a very special episode as our hosts address the current state of wrestling and all the exciting possibilities coming this fall.Our hosts break down AEW's recent hot streak and their potential signings of CM Punk and Bryan Danielson. Plus their use of former WWE talents like Aleister Black and Andrade, plus their move to TBS and the coming debut of Rampage.They also discuss John Cena's return to WWE, Roman Reigns as Universal Champion, the return of Goldberg, and the upcoming Summerslam in Las Vegas. Plus they touch on New Japan, Impact, and the rest of the wrestling world. 

Welcome, boys and girls, to another Lawcast Classic. This time it's Fully Loaded 2000, one of the best pay-per-views of the Attitude Era. It's the first ever Triple Main Event in WWF history, headlined by The Rock defending the WWF Championship against Chris Benoit. We've also got Triple H vs. Chris Jericho in a Last Man Standing Match and Undertaker against Kurt Angle.Plus Rikishi vs. Val Venis in a Steel Cage Match for the Intercontinental Championship, Edge & Christian vs. The APA for the Tag Team Titles, and The Hardyz and Lita against Test, Albert, and Trish in an Intergender Six Person Tag Match.

Welcome, boys and girls, to another Lawcast Classic. This time it's In Your House: Canadian Stampede, one of the greatest pay-per-views in WWE history. Somehow this two hour bridge show between King of the Ring and Summerslam turned out to be an all-time classic of a show.In the main event we've got an epic Ten Man Tag Match as The Hart Foundation take on Steve Austin, Ken Shamrock, Goldust, and The Legion of Doom. Plus The Undertaker vs. Vader for the WWF Championship, Hunter Hearst Helmsley vs. Mankind, and Taka Michinoku vs. The Great Sasuke.

Welcome, boys and girls, to another Lawcast Classic. This time it's Money in the Bank 2011, the night CM Punk became a superstar by defeating John Cena for the WWE Championship in his hometown of Chicago. Unbelievably, it's been ten years since this one went down. Hear all about Punk's infamous Pipebomb promo ten years later. Plus Christian vs. Randy Orton, Big Show vs. Mark Henry, and two Money in the Bank Ladder Matches.

Welcome, boys and girls, to another Lawcast Classic. This time it's Great American Bash 2007, a bizarre show that took place in the shadow of the Chris Benoit murder/suicide. Our hosts recount that tragic event and the effect it had on WWE and the wrestling business as a whole. This gave us concussion testing and a drug testing policy with actual teeth. It was also probably one of the things that led to WWE moving to a more family friendly product. In the shadow of that awful tragedy, WWE somehow had to put on a wrestling show. And they actually delivered a fairly compelling card with John Cena defending the WWE Championship against Bobby Lashley in the main event.

Welcome, boys and girls, to another Lawcast Classic. This time it's Bash at the Beach 1997, the first time Dennis Rodman stepped into a WCW ring. Hear our hosts gush about how cool it was to see the greatest villain in professional sports play a bad guy wrestler right after his team won the NBA Championship.Plus we've got the conclusion of the bizarre Kevin Sullivan vs. Chris Benoit feud. Our hosts try to discern what was real and what was a storyline in one of the strangest stories ever in wrestling.We've also got a fascinating undercard including Roddy Piper vs. Ric Flair, Scott Hall and Randy Savage vs. Diamond Dallas Page and Curt Hennig, a Lucha Six Man, Chris Jericho vs. Ultimo Dragon, and The Steiner Brothers against Muta and Masa Chono.