The Lawcast

From 2024: Our hosts revisit Slamboree 1997.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover Raw is War from May 10, 1999. It's the Raw that drew the highest viewership in history, with a stunning 8.1 rating. WCW Nitro was preempted for an NBA Playoff game on this night, so the WWF was unopposed. They proceeded to put on a wild show of crazy matches with a main event of Steve Austin, The Rock, and Vince McMahon against The Undertaker, Triple H, and Shane McMahon. Plus we discuss the passing of Ted Turner and preview WWE Backlash.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts go back to cover the AWA's big moment, it's Super Sunday '83.The AWA is red hot. Hulk Hogan has been chasing Nick Bockwinkel's AWA World Heavyweight Championship for a full year. He's the biggest sensation in pro wrestling. They've built to their biggest show ever, the closed circuit special Super Sunday. It's Hogan's last chance. It's now or never. He has to win. But he doesn't. It's one of the biggest turning points in pro wrestling history. What if Verne and Hogan had been able to work out a deal? What if Hogan had stayed? What would the WWF have done? How far could the AWA have gone? It didn't all turn on this one night, but this whole year was the AWA's chance to strike first in the looming national war. And then Hogan slipped through Verne's fingers.Plus we talk about all the current wrestling news.

From 2024: Our hosts revisit WCW Slamboree 1996.

From 2020: Our hosts revisit Backlash 2003.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover the NWA's Clash of the Champions VI: Ragin' Cajun from April 2, 1989. 1989 in the NWA is one of the most tumultuous years of any promotion in history and this might be the low point. Booker George Scott ends up getting fired for the disastrous failure of this show, which drew less than 5,000 fans in the Louisiana Super Dome and drew the lowest rating of any Clash of the Champions to date. That all happened despite the show being headlined by Ricky Steamboat defending the NWA World Heavyweight Championship against Ric Flair in a Two Out of Three Falls Match that was one of the best matches of the year.The show also featured The Road Warriors defending the NWA Tag Titles against The Varsity Club, The Midnight Express vs. The Samoan SWAT Team, Junkyard Dog vs. Butch Reed, and more.We also discuss this year's Wrestlemania's highs and lows. CM Punk and Roman Reigns had an epic main event. Oba Femi became a star with his victory over Brock Lesnar. On the downside the Cody vs. Randy Orton match was more or less incoherent and featured far too much celebrity involvement. And the entire show was dragged down by the sheer number of ads. 

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts go back to cover Cody Rhodes finally finishing the story, it's Wrestlemania XL!It's just two years ago but WWE feels like a very different place. Dwayne Johnson finally returns to WWE to get the match he's been dreaming about for years against Roman Reigns. But the fans want Cody, and they won't be denied. So Rock channels his anger and frustration into creating The Final Boss, one of the greatest characters in wrestling history. And we're set for an epic two night Wrestlemania. Plus we discuss Darby Allin winning the AEW Championship, preview Wrestlemania, and discuss AEW Dynasty. 

From 2024: Our hosts cover Wrestlemania 39 (2023).

From 2024: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania 38 (2022).

From 2024: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania 37 (2021).

From 2020: The real-time thoughts of our hosts during the lead-up to and aftermath of Wrestlemania 36 in 2020.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover The Ultimate Challenge with Wrestlemania VI, featuring Hulk Hogan passing the torch to The Ultimate Warrior in a legendary main event.In addition to the legendary Hogan vs. Warrior main event, we've got Ted DiBiase vs. Jake Roberts, Dusty Rhodes and Sapphire vs. Randy Savage and Sherri, and Brutus Beefcake vs. Mr. Perfect. We don't see Roddy Piper vs. Bad News Brown because that attrocity is edited out of the Netflix version. Plus we discuss the enormous amount of current wrestling news, including Janel Grant's latest accusations, Pat McAfee joning up with Randy Orton, and AEW Dynasty.

From 2022: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania 35.

From 2022: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania 34 (2018).

From 2022: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania 33 (2017).

From 2022: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania 32 (2016).

From 2022: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania 31 (2015).

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover the first-ever tournament for the WWF Championship, it's Wrestlemania IV!A year after Wrestlemania III the WWF searches for something bigger than the show that sold out the Pontiac Silverdome. Without the ability to run a bigger stadium, they go for something totally different and run the show from Atlantic City, New Jersey and put on a fourteen man tournament to crown a new WWF Champion. We've got Hulk Hogan, Andre the Giant, Ted DiBiase, Randy Savage, Jake Roberts, Rick Rude, Ricky Steamboat, and more all competing to be the next champion.We also discuss the latest revalations in the Janel Grant case, Chris Jericho's return to AEW, and the build to Wrestlemania.

From 2021: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania XXX (2014).

From 2021: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania 29 (2013).

From 2021: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania XXVIII.

From 2021: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania XXVII (2011).

From 2021: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania XXVI (2010).

From 2021: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania XXV (2009).

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover the biggest Wrestlemania of all-time with Wrestlemania III. Over 80,000 fans pack the Pontiac Silverdome to witness Hulk Hogan defending the WWF Championship against Andre the Giant. Randy Savage defends his Intercontinental Championship against Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat in one of the most legendary matches of all-time. And Roddy Piper's retirement match against Adrian Adonis where the loser will have their head shaved.We also discuss current wrestling news, including the death of Dennis Condrey, Kenny Omega vs. Swerve Strickland on Dynamite, and more. 

From 2020: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania XXIV (2008).

From 2020: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania XXIII (2007).

From 2020: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania 22 (2006).

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time we cover Wrestlemania 2, a show that entirely fails to live up to the original Wrestlemania.One year later the WWF has grown immensely. They take a huge swing here and attempt to run Wrestlemania from three different locations and it's largely a disaster. Bad matches and absolutely horrible production value combine for possibly the worst Wrestlemania.In the main event Hulk Hogan battles King Kong Bundy inside a steel cage for the WWF Championship. In the New York main event Roddy Piper faces Mr. T in a boxing match. In the Chicago portion we have a battle royal featuring NFL players and The Dream Team defending the WWF Tag Team Championship against The British Bulldogs.We also discuss AEW Revolution, including Hangman Page's loss to MJF, the return of Will Opsreay, Ronda Rousey's unexpected AEW debut, and all the other current wrestling news.

From 2020: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania 21 (2005).

From 2020: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania XX from 2004.

From 2020: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania XIX.

From 2020: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania X8.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts return to the original Wrestlemania with Wrestlemania I. Mr. T steps in the ring for the first time to team with Hulk Hogan against "Rowdy" Roddy Piper and "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff in a match that changed pro wrestling forever.We've also got Cyndi Lauper managing Wendi Richter as she challenges for the WWF Lady's Championship against Leilani Kai. Plus Andre the Giant against Big John Studd in a Body Slam Challenge, The U.S. Express defending the Tag Titles against The Iron Sheik and Nikolai Volkoff, and Greg Valentine defending the Intercontinental Title against Junkyard Dog.We also discuss AEW's upcoming Revolution pay-per-view, the Wrestlemania main events (apparently) being set, a firey promo from The Usos and CM Punk, and much more.

From 2025: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania X-Seven.

From 2025: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania 2000.

From 2025: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania XV.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover the sage of Aces & Eights with TNA Lockdown 2013. Aces & Eights have laid waste to TNA for months at this point with sneak attacks. But tonight there will be nowhere to run as they face Sting, Eric Young, Magnus, Samoa Joe, and James Storm in a Lethal Lockdown Match. In the main event Jeff Hardy will defend the TNA Title against Bully Ray. Plus we discuss Elimination Chamber results, who Randy Orton will face at Wrestlemania, Danhausen's disastrous debut, and a variety of other topics.

From 2025: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania XIV.

From 2025: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania 13.

From 2019: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania XII.

From 2019: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania XI.

From 2019: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania X.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover No Way Out 2006, featuring an all-time classic match between Kurt Angle and The Undertaker.It's a dark time for WWE as Eddie Guerrero's death casts a dark shadow over the company. The company inexplicably decides to focus on Eddie's death as the crux of Rey Mysterio's main event push. And thus begins the so-called "Eddiesploitation."Plus we discuss all the latest wrestling news, including AJ Styles going into the WWE Hall of Fame.

From 2022: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania IX.

From 2024: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania VIII.

From 2024: On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revisit Wrestlemania VII.

From 2018: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania VI.

From 2023: Our hosts revisit Wrestlemania V.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover WCW WrestleWar '91, featuring a WarGames match with The Four Horsemen against Sting, Brian Pillman, and The Steiners.Dusty Rhodes has returned to WCW as booker and thankfully livened things up. He delivers what is probably the best WCW show since early 1990. On top of WarGames we also have Lex Luger vs. Dan Spievey for the United States Title, Doom vs. The Freebirds for the Tag Titles, and more.Plus we discuss AEW's Brody King conundrum, WWE Elimination Chamber, Chris Jericho's contract, and what's in the box that was teased on Raw.