As 2007 strolled along, cryptic vignettes aired throughout various pieces of WWE programming to hint that someone was on their way to the company. That man would be Chris Jericho and would start the "Second Coming of Y2J" up until the Fall of 2010. It's time to look back on the run that rejuvenated Chris Jericho's career.

After departing from WCW due to issues with backstage management and overall displeasure with his status within the company, Chris Jericho debuted in the WWF to start a 6-year run with the company until his post-SummerSlam 2005 departure. Today, I'm covering this 6 year run for Chris Jericho to see how his time within the company went.

The final PLE before Wrestlemania 39 has concluded with the Elimination Chamber event. One Chamber match determines the US Champion, another determines Bianca Belair's Wrestlemania opponent, and Sami seeks revenge in his own backyard.

Before Hogan Knows Best made its debut on Vh1 in 2005, a series was on the network known as "Vh1 Inside Out" and had an episode that featured the Hogan Family. So, I'm discussing this special today and what would transpire into the Hogan Knows Best reality show that I've already reviewed in prior episodes of the podcast.

Another Saturday Morning Slam review has arrived, but not an ideal episode. Rey Mysterio takes action against Michael McGillicutty, Daniel Bryan gets asked random questions, and we see too much of Santino Marella.

There have been instances throughout WWE history where wrestlers face each other at a special annual PPV/PLE event one year and then do so again in a different year at the exact same annual event. This episode covers most of them, so prepare for this factoid of an episode.

A night that contains history in both Royal Rumble Matches, the first ever Mountain Dew Pitch Black Match, and Sami Zayn making his allegiance clear.

2006 was a pretty intense year for the Rated R Superstar when it comes to memorable moments. Today, I'm looking over how Edge's time in WWE was spent throughout the year where he finally started breaking out into the main event scene.

Billy Gunn has gone through many memorable characters over his time within WWE and I'm going over all of them, as well as discussing which ones I liked and which ones I didn't like.

1999 was a pretty chaotic year for the WWF/WWE and the championships they had presented on television. So in the midst of that chaos, I'm going to go over every title change (in chronological order) that happened that year.