The Lawcast

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revisit Great American Bash 1990.

In a bonus episode, our hosts discuss the state and future of All Elite Wrestling.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts go back all the way to 1984 to cover the David Von Erich Memorial Parade of Champions, the highwater mark for World Class Championship Wrestling. In the shadow of horribly tragic death of David Von Erich, his brother Kerry steps up to challenge Ric Flair for the NWA World Heavyweight Championship. Plus we've got Fritz Von Erich coming out of retirement to team with his sons Kevin and Mike against The Fabulous Freebirds. Plus our hosts discuss WWE King and Queen of the RIng, AEW Double or Nothing, and the return of MJF.

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts discuss the legacy of World Class Championship Wrestling.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts call an audible because they discovered that AEW pay-per-views are still available through Bleacher Report. They cover AEW Double or Nothing 2019, the show that launched All Elite Wrestling on Memorial Weekend five years ago. We've got a double main event with Alpha vs. Omega II, Chris Jericho vs. Kenny Omega, and The Natural vs. The Nightmare as Cody and Dustin Rhodes do battle. Plus The Young Bucks vs. The Lucha Brothers and a surprise appearance by Bret Hart. Plus we discuss King and Queen of the Ring and Double or Nothing 2024.

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revisit Elimination Chamber 2015.

Hello and welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover Slamboree 1998, in which Eric Bischoff challenges Vince McMahon to fight him live on pay-per-view. It's a wild and crazy time for WCW. Business is hotter than ever but they're starting to fall behind the WWF in the ratings war. They start pulling crazy stunts to try to keep up by hotshotting titles on TV, doing a bunch of turns, and then Bischoff counters the DX invasion by challenging Vince to a fight. We've got Sting and The Giant against The Outsiders for the Tag Titles in the main event, plus Bret Hart vs. Randy Savage, Fit Finlay vs. Chris Benoit, Ultimo Dragon vs. Eddie Guerrero, and a Cruiserweight Battle Royal with the winner getting to face Chris Jericho. Plus we discuss the ongoing King and Queen of the Ring tournaments, news on WWE's TV deals, and the impact of TNT losing the NBA on AEW.

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revist Judgment Day 2004.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This week the Slamboree Jamboree rolls on as our hosts cover Slamboree 1997, Ric Flair's triumphant homecoming to North Carolina. Flair, Roddy Piper, and Kevin Greene team up to battle Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, and Syxx in the main event. Plus we've got Reggie White vs. Steve McMichael, Chris Benoit vs. Meng in a Death Match, Dean Malenko vs. Jeff Jarrett for the U.S. Title, and Ultimo Dragon vs. Steven Regal for the Television Title. We also discuss Backlash, Wrestlemania being announced for Las Vegas, and the King and Queen of the Ring Tournaments.

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revist Judgment Day 2002.

Welcome back to another episode of The Lawcast! This time our hosts begin the first (and surely only) Slamboree Jamboree as they cover Slamboree 1996! This show takes place just one week before Scott Hall debuts in WCW, which will turn pro wrestling upside down. The Giant defends the WCW World Heavyweight Title against Sting in our main event. Most of the card is built around the final Lethal Lottery/Battlebowl as we get a massive 32 man, sixteen team tournament with two rounds and a battle royal final. It's way overbooked but gives us a few highlights including Randy Savage and Ric Flair having to team together. Plus our hosts discuss WWE Backlash, Drew McIntyre re-signing, and Tony Khan's big week.

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revist TNA Lockdown 2007.

Welcome back to the Lawcast! This time our hosts cover TNA Lockown 2011, a deeply depressing show from the time where it was becoming clear TNA was dying. And yet they're somehow still with us almost 15 years later. We've got Kurt Angle vs. Jeff Jarrett in a feud blending real life and kayfabe in uncomfortable ways. We've got Sting defending the TNA Title against Ken Anderson and Rob Van Dam. And Fortune vs. Immortal in a Lethal Lockdown Match. Plus we discuss AEW Dynasty, preview the upcoming WWE Draft, and talk about the latest Vince McMahon news.

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revist Backlash 2002.

Welcome back to The Lawcast! This time our hosts cover the cursed and doomed Hulk Hogan era of TNA as they take on Lockdown 2010. It's the culmination of Hogan's first few months in the company and it couldn't be a bigger disaster. We have one great match in Kurt Angle vs. Ken Anderson but everything else on the card is disappointing or outright bad. The Pope D'Angelo Dinero challenges AJ Styles for the TNA World Title. And we've got a Lethal Lockdown Match with Team Hogan against Team Flair, although neither of those guys wrestle in the match. Plus we discuss all the happenings in current wrestling: the long and weird and awesome Rock/Cody promo, Rhea having to vacate her title, Sami Zayn's triumphant return to Montreal, AEW showing The Footage, and Jon Moxley being the new IWGP Heavyweight Champion.

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revist Extreme Rules 2011.

Welcome back to another episode of The Lawcast. This time our hosts cover TNA Lockdown 2009, the time Mick Foley won the TNA Title nine years after his "retirement." Sting vs. Foley for the title is the main event, and we also get a Lethal Lockdown Match between Team Jarrett (Jeff Jarrett, AJ Styles, Christopher Daniels, and Samoa Joe) and Team Angle (Kurt Angle, Booker T, Kevin Nash, and Scott Steiner). Plus we talk about the brilliant and beautiful Wrestlemania XL and AEW's tease that they're going to show the CM Punk backstage fight footage on Dynamite this week.

This episode of The Lawcast is a collection of episodes we recorded on the way into and in the aftermath of Wrestlemania 36 in 2020. It's our real-time reactions to events like the show being moved to the Performance Center and Roman Reigns dropping out followed by our review of the show.

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revist Wrestlemania 35 from 2019.

On this episode of The Lawcast our hosts revist Wrestlemania 34 from 2018.