As 2007 closed, it was revealed that JBL was departing from his duties at the commentary table and would return to being an active in-ring competitor up until his permanent retirement at Wrestlemania 25 in 2009. However, I didn't care for this run and I'm detailing why in this episode.

This was another impromptu episode last year when news broke of Jeff Hardy's WWE release, following suspicions on his condition during a house show. I had to re-record this episode because the original had a far more angry tone to it.

2012 was not the best year for John Cena when it came to his character's booking, due to ongoing misfortunes. So why shouldn't I remind you all about it?

It's been a while since WWE produced one of, if not THE worst PPV in the company's history in December 2006. Now, I'm reliving that horror by discussing everything from this show today.

This was an impromptu episode of the podcast, posted 2 days after the previous episode due to Seth Rollins getting attacked by a fan that jumped the barricade on Raw.

In 1988, the WWF changed their main championship belt design to one of the most beloved designs of all-time. Today, I'm covering everything I can regarding the belt during the 10 years it was used to represent the World Wrestling Federation Championship.

This episode was meant to be on YouTube with about 6 minutes saved off, discussing the massive releases from WWE in 2021. However, I had to add more once more releases were announced before the episode could be posted.

This is a story that I've mentioned many times as a wrestling fan and it's how I first found wrestling as a 13-year old back in 2005.

The third part of this 3-part series, discussing WWE matches that didn't happen as originally advertised for one reason or another. Honorable mentions are discussed of matches that were announced/planned, but didn't happen and were matches that I couldn't find the match graphics for as evidence.

In the previous episode, I went over 100 found times in WWE history where the company advertised a match to take place, but then didn't happen as originally advertised once the advertised match was scheduled to take place. This is the second part of this 3-part series (4th part is in production of sorts).