Wrasslin' Raw

You're lower than shit! In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys are treated to not only one of the best Raws ever, but also the best King Kong Bundy match ever! There are many high spots in this one, so you'll just have to tune in and find out what they are. The cock-holster is the shit factor!

CRANK IT UP, ROCK! In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys get into the first Raw that aired after the In Your House Pay Per View. Many issues crop up, including Jason's nostalgia for Bob Backlund, Ryan's excellent selection for Jobber of the Week, and Joe's personal professional strategy on how to audit somebody who's standing in your way. Unfortunately, the beginnings of Bam Bam's burial begins, and once again, it's shown that Raw can't end on a high note. Click click click click!

Wait, did you know they were giving away a house? In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys take a look at the first-ever In Your House Pay Per View, and all of the wrasslin' contained within! The Million Dollar Mastermind's multi-generational plan comes to fruition, some kid wins a house, and Jerry Lawler's "mother" gets rated "6 inches at 100 miles per hour." They weren't lying when they said it was all cheap!

Behold, Ewatemela, greatest lion of Africa and ever! In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys examine the 'go-home' episode of Monday Night Raw, leading into the first ever In Your House Pay Per View. It's certainly better than expected, with gems such as the best Donk match so far, and another high-quality Sid promo. We are lucky enough to have a Jobber of the Week, and Joe blows both Jason and Ryan's minds with a Contemporary News bombshell. It's cheap, folks!

One might think that Wrasslin' Raw takes too many vacations, but what the listeners don't realize is that we send our people deep into weeds, investigating the hard-hitting topics, like Jeff Hardy's contact lenses! Ryan is on location in the face of a hurricane, and Jason and Joe are taking the week off also. We'll be back next week with the go-home episode of Raw, leading into the cheapest pay per view ever, In Your House!

It's May Day, and Wrasslin' Raw is celebrating with the Episode 46 Jobber Spectacular! In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys celebrate the careers of George Anderson, Butler Stevens, Dave Sigfried and more, showing us all why Ryan decided to give them the official designation of "Monday Night Specials." Continuing the May Day celebration, the boys are also treated to matches featuring the Allied Powers, Adam Bomb, and Mantaur--it's a special event and episode that you won't want to miss!

Hello Bertha Faye, goodbye women's division! In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys discuss the most horrific debut they've seen yet, as Bertha Faye skips her way into our hearts and minds. Diesel has a great match, Aldo Montoya soars to new cartoony heights, and Sid gives us more promo gold. Set sail with "Lady Discovery" and witness the new lands (and new lows) of what the future holds!

We've only got two notes on this one! In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys examine the debut of Jean-Pierre LaFitte, the advanced data mining strategy of the WWF, and an extremely entertaining 2-on-1 handicap match (not really) for the WWF Tag Team Championships. With so many quality segments, like Weekend at Backlund's and In Your House Reports, it's amazing that we were able to fit in both Contemporary News and a Jobber of the Week. Roy Raymond Roy Raymond Roy Raymond!

Is this a setup for a Jason Bartlett presidential run? In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, Bartlett is off celebrating the birth of his nation, and Joe and Ryan take up the slack with a two-man commentary table. We get the increased neckbeard of Yokozuna, a new cartoony debut, and Kama's new chain. Can we get a tally on how many martial arts Kama uses against his opponents?

Whaddaya say?!? In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys are coming back from WrestleMania 11 and into a brand new clusterfuck of storytelling. Men on a Mission get their hair dyed black, Shawn Michaels and Diesel are friends now, and Lex Luger continues to ruin everything he's in. On the plus side, we get one more dose of Nicky Turturro, one of the best matches of 1995 so far, and another great look at a Jobber of the Week that had a better career than we've been led to believe. You know what it's like to grapple a 250lb woman, don't you?