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In this Union Smack Special, Travis goes solo to look at the departure of Cody and Brandi Rhodes from AEW and what the future holds for the couple between the ropes.
From the Union Smack archives, Travis and 'Maniac' Matt look back at the first episode of WCW Monday Nitro from the Mall of America. So rip off that shirt, drop that big leg, and gear up for some serious PastaMania brothers.
In the first of a new series, Travis and 'Maniac' Matt delve into viewer's questions and debate, among other things, the star power of NXT 2.0, whether Pete Dunne should cut and run from WWE, and their own personal dealings with legends of the ring.
From the Union Smack archives, 'Maniac' Matt and Travis take a look back at No Way Out 2003. This episode was originally released on March 6, 2019.
Royal Rumble week concludes with arguably the most infamous Royal Rumble event in history. On one winter's night in 1994, The Hart family imploded resulting in the creation of the company's next top heel, The Undertaker rose from the dead, and Bret Hart and Lex Luger contested the most memorable Rumble finale in history.
A classic review from The Union Smack Podcast archives. The brutal treatment of Daniel Puder, the 30 Man Royal Rumble Match, and a now infamous botched finish are all under the spotlight as The Union Smack Podcast revisits the 2005 Royal Rumble.
Stone Cold Steve Austin challenges The Undertaker for the WWF Championship, while Ahmed Johnson steps up to face all three members of the Nation of Domination as 'Maniac' Matt goes solo to bring you the highs and lows of a very cold day in hell.
In a one-off special (necessitated by technical difficulties), Matt and Travis delve into the furore surrounding WALTER's name change to Gunther.
Union Smack returns and this week December's NXT UK is under the spotlight. Featuring the new Xia Brookside, the questionable finish to Ilja Dragunov vs. Rampage Brown, Moustache Mountain finally capturing NXT UK Tag Team gold, and that Jordan Devlin vignette.
After defeating Sycho Sid to capture the WWF Championship at WrestleMania 13, The Undertaker is plunged back into his rivalry with Mankind, while Bret Hart and Stone Cold Steve Austin stage a forgotten third act in their red hot rivalry.
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