Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover NXT TakeOver: Unstoppable, featuring the Sami Zayn vs. Kevin Owens rematch.

From 2024: Our hosts revisit Lucha Underground's Ultima Lucha Uno.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time we cover AEW Double or Nothing 2022, featuring CM Punk defeating Adam Page to win the AEW World Heavyweight Championship.AEW is enjoying its greatest period of commercial success and popularity but there's trouble in the locker room. Punk has ruffled feathers in his first six months in the company and it's starting to break out on screen. Here Punk and Page manage to keep things professional for their match but it's the beginning of the end.We've also got the Owen Hart Cup Finals, The Young Bucks vs. The Hardy Boyz, the first Anarchy in the Arena, and more. We also preview this year's Double or Nothing and rag on how terrible tonight's Saturday Night's Main Event looks. 

From 2024: Our hosts cover World Class Championship Wrestling's Parade of Champions 1984.

From 2024: Our hosts revisit Slamboree 1998.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover WCW SuperBrawl '91, featuring the crossover with New Japan Pro Wrestling as Ric Flair battles Tatsumi Fujinami in the main event for the WCW Title.1991 WCW has seen Dusty Rhodes returned from the WWF as the head booker. Dusty's taking some big swings in creative and hitting some and missing badly on others. This show gives us a couple great matches but also some real disasters, including the debut of Oz.Plus we discuss all the current wrestling news.

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.