The boys take a break from reviewing SNME and turn their attention to Emerson's favorite episode of Raw: The May 4, 1998 edition featuring Mick Foley vs Terry Funk in a Falls Count Anywhere Match. Then we go back to July 1996 to the night after Bash at the Beach with Nitro, featuring Dean Malenko vs Rey Mysterio for the Cruiserweight Title! Plus Emerson and Brian make their Night of Champions predictions

We come to you with a bonus show discussing tonights NXT Takeover show! Complete with Adrian Neville vs Tyler Breeze vs Tyson Kidd vs Sami Zayn for the NXT Championship and a RANT by Emerson about the Network!

Emerson and Brian are halfway done! And what better way to reach the halfway point than to watch the build up and then the fall out of Emerson's favorite WrestleMania: WrestleMania 4!

Emerson and Brian review three more episodes, including the rematch 11 months in the making! No, not Randy Savage vs George Steele, but Hulk Hogan vs Andre The Giant with the twin referee's! We won't need any plastic surgery to review this one!

The boys from the hood are on the m-i-c. Spitting out the reviews, Emerson and Brian be.

 

Yeah, we are back to review 3 more SNME's fro 1987, building up and then the aftermatch of WrestleMania 3, along with the memorable Honkey Tonk Man-Randy Savage angle

SummerSlam is over, Night of Champions is a month away and the boys are here to discuss episodes 7, 8 and 9 of Saturday Night's Main Event, culminating in the famous cage match between Hulk Hogan and Paul Orndorff.

Even though they could not do a Battleground post show, they have not learned their lesson! Emerson and Brian return to discuss SummerSlam with John Cena vs Brock Lesnar for the WWE Championship, Roman Reigns vs Randy Orton, Stephanie McMahon vs Brie Bella and so much more.

Emerson and Brian are at it again as they review Saturday Night's Main Event shows from January, March and May of 1986, looking at the build to and the aftermath of WrestleMania 2. We also make SummerSlam predictions!

Emerson and Brian begin their look at every SNME in WWE history, kicking off with their first three shows from 1985. Relive Hulk Hogan, Cyndi Lauper and Uncle Elmer?

The boys take a trip in the way back machine to April 13, 1997 for the first ever ECW pay per view, Barely Legal, featuring Raven defending the World Title against the winner of a 3-way Dance with The Sandman, Stevie Richards and Terry Funk. Call in LIVE at 718-766-4886