Welcome, boys and girls, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time our hosts go back to cover In Your House: Final Four from 1997. This is the show in the aftermath of Shawn Michaels "losing his smile" and forfeiting the WWF Championship. With the benefit of 24 years of hindsight, how do our hosts feel about Shawn's actions here?

We've got a Final Four Match for the WWF Championship featuring Bret Hart, Undertaker, Vader, and Steve Austin. Plus an undercard of matches no one could possibly care about.

Welcome, boys and girls, to another Lawcast Classic. This time our hosts relive Wrestlemania 2, which was more evidence that sequels aren't as good as the original. This one is built around King Kong Bundy challenging Hulk Hogan for the WWF Championship in a Steel Cage Match. Was Bundy really a credible threat to Hogan or was there something else that would have drawn better?

We've also got Mr. T vs. Roddy Piper in a boxing match, The British Bulldogs challenging The Dream Team for the Tag Team Titles, and a battle royal featuring NFL players.

This is the only Wrestlemania to take place in multiple locations. How did the WWF's attempt at this compare to Starrcade 1985, which came just a few months prior?

Weclome, boys and girls, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time our hosts return to the glory days of the WWF for The Main Event 1989, featuring Randy Savage turning on Hulk Hogan to set up Wrestlemania V. Hear all about the titanic battle between The Mega Powers and The Twin Towers, Hogan's Oscar-bait performance, and the brilliance of Savage's turn. Plus we've got Ted DiBiase vs. Zeus in a match you could definitely live without seeing.

Welcome, boys and girls, to another Lawcast Classic. This time it's our show covering Wrestlemania I from back in 2018. It's the one that started it all as Vince McMahon gambled everything he had on the biggest wrestling show in history. Was this genius, insaity, or some combination of the two?

This show was of course headlined by Hulk Hogan and Mr. T teaming to battle Roddy Piper and Paul Orndorff with Muhammad Ali and Pat Patterson as referees. How did T handle himself in the ring? How did Piper and Ali nearly ruin the match?

We've also got Andre the Giant vs. Big John Studd in a $15,000 Bodyslam Challenge, Greg Valentine vs. Junkyard Dog for the Intercontinental Title, Wendi Richter vs. Lelani Kai for the Women's Title, and The US Express vs. Nikolai Volkoff and Iron Sheik for the Tag Titles.

Welcome, boys and girls, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time our hosts go back to cover the 2018 Royal Rumble. This is a big night in WWE history, as they presented the first ever Women's Royal Rumble Match. Does the match holdup in retrospect?

It's also Ronda Rousey's WWE debut. In hindsight, how did WWE handle Rousey and how did she handle herself?

We've also got Brock Lesnar vs. Braun Strowman vs. Kane for the Universal Title and AJ Styles vs. Kevin Owens and Sami Zay for the WWE Title. Plus the Men's Royal Rumble. All that, and more, this time on The Lawcast.

Welcome, boys and girls, to another Lawcast Classic. This time we're reliving Royal Rumble 2008, which our hosts believe contains the most underrated Royal Rumble match in history. It's the night John Cena made a shocking return to WWE months before anyone expected to cap off one of the greatest Royal Rumble matches in history.

We've also got Randy Orton vs. Jeff Hardy for the WWE Championship, Edge vs. Rey Mysterio for the World Heavyweight Championship, Chris Jericho vs. JBL, and Ric Flair fighting for his career against MVP.

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Welcome, boys and girls, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time our hosts go back to cover Royal Rumble 2013, featuring perhaps the best undercard in Royal Rumble history. It's most notable as the night The Rock challenged CM Punk for the WWE Championship, fulfilling his destiny to be the WWE Champion one final time. How did Rock adapt to the modern WWE style? Was Punk up to the moment of battling one of the greatest of all time?

We've also got Alberto Del Rio vs. Big Show in a Last Man Standing Match, Team Hello No vs. The Rhodes Scholars, and of course the Royal Rumble Match.

Welcome, boys and girls, to another Lawcast Classic. This time we relive the 1994 Royal Rumble, a bizarre and infamous night in World Wrestling Federation history.

It's the night The Undertaker was trapped in a casket and ascended to heaven (or something). It's the night the WWF was so paralyzed at the thought of choosing between Lex Luger and Bret Hart that they decided to have them both win the Royal Rumble. And it's the night Owen Hart kicked his brother's leg out of his...leg. Bret should have made the tag, but he was too damn selfish.

We've also got Bam Bam Bigelow vs. Tatanka and Razor Ramon vs. IRS. A loaded show from the New Generation.

Welcome, boys and girls, to another episode of The Lawcast. This time our intrepid hosts return to the Ruthless Aggression Era to cover Royal Rumble 2003. This show features an instant classic of a WWE Championship match as Kurt Angle defends against Chris Benoit. It also features one of the most infamously awful matches ever as Triple H defends the World Heavyweight Championship against Scott Steiner. Was the WWE Title match as good as we remember? Was the World Heavyweight Title match as bad?

Plus we've got Brock Lesnar vs. Big Show, the infamous Al Wilson storyline, and of course the Royal Rumble Match, featuring one of the great twists in wrestling history.

On this weeke's Lawcast Classic, we're flashing back to our show covering the 1997 Royal Rumble. This is a show with a fascinating story from a business perspective, as Vince McMahon decided to run a stadium during a weak period for their business. Complicating matters, the stadium was in San Antonio, which was not an especially strong market for the WWF. Yet somehow they managed to draw over 60,000 people to the Alamo Dome, a remarkable feat. This is the story of how they pulled that off.

In front of the camera, we've got San Antonio's own Shawn Michaels challenging Sycho Sid for the WWF Championship. We've got The Undertaker against Vader, Hunter Hearst Helmsley against Goldust, and of course the Royal Rumble Match!