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Here’s another shovelful of dirt for Bart!  In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys bear witness to the reunion of the British Bulldog and the Hart brothers, and the birth of the 1997 Hart Foundation!  The match card gives us matches featuring Goldust, Crush, and Hunter Hearst Helmsley, as well as segments highlighting the Undertaker, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and Rocky Maivia.  Put on a clean pair of panties and come get some of this gassed up Amazonian!

Creatures of New Jersey! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys witness the fallout of Wrestlemania XIII. Matches featuring Flash Funk, Hunter Hearst Helmsley, and the Headbangers are on the card, and the British Bulldog and Owen Hart finally trade blows. Bret “the Hitman'' Hart and Shawn Michaels deliver phenomenal in-ring promos, while the Undertaker does not. Mankind won the Loose Screw Award!

It’s WrestleMania weekend in 1997, and business is about to pick up!  In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys get together for their annual WrestleMania watch party, and sit down to take a look at a 5-star Match of the Year Candidate, as well as matches featuring the Undertaker, the Blackjacks, Mankind, the Legion of Doom, and many more.  Chyna continues to draw the eye, and JR really gets into putting Steve Austin over.  He’s a gusher!

And here come the minis!  In this episode of Wrasslin' Raw, the boys get all of the buildup to WrestleMania 13 in one episode!  There are superstars, midgets, and jobbers galore as this episode takes it to a new level.  Sycho Sid versus Bret "the Hitman" Hart in a steel cage is definitely a title match, and Chyna finally gets named on television.  Billy Gunn's neck is miraculously healed, but Aaron Ferguson will never recover from this humiliation!

Not only is Monday Night Raw, but RAW is WAR!  In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys usher in the official beginnings of the Attitude Era!  Monday Night Raw features new bells and whistles to go with the new format, including an enhanced entryway, the Titantron, and girl-on-girl slap fights; to match the occasion, Wrasslin’ Raw is debuting its new look as well.  Jobbers abound while star power gets thrown out right off the bat, and guess what?  WrestleMania is two weeks away!

The European Championship title has arrived! The British bulldog is crowned champion after defeating Owen Hart. Mankind also gets a shot at Sycho Sid’s world heavyweight title. The eyes of the world are once again on Berlin, Germany!

It’s that time of year again!  In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys present the fourth annual Christmas show! The gift giving has finished, the wrasslin’ presents have been distributed, and everyone can sit back and listen to the Mount Crushmores of 2022. Wrasslin’ Raw will be taking the annual week off for holiday visitation, but will be back afterward to dive back into Monday Night Raw. Stay warm everyone!

Kneewatch 2022 continues!  In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys take a look at the fallout from In Your House: The Final Four.  Rocky Maivia, Marc Mero, and Leif Cassidy all show up to hit the pay window, and Marlena cuts a rare promo that doesn’t come off well.  Jim Ross and Jerry “The King” Lawler are fantastic on commentary, and interest continues to build with that HUGE woman, that AMAZON, that keeps showing up.  The WWF doesn’t tease you, and will deliver on all of its promises!

Where did all of these rules come from?  In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys bridge the gap between the Royal Rumble and WrestleMania with In Your House 13: The Final Four.  We get the debut of a familiar face, as well as a first-ever Pay Per View Jobber of the Week.  Owen Hart & the British Bulldog take it up a notch in their story, Crush continues to be a weak link, and Marc Mero’s knee is still intact. Shawn Michaels would do anything for the title (...except for one thing)!

Here comes the Honey Dipper!  In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys take a look at one of the most influential Monday Night Raw episodes of the nineties- Thursday Raw Thursday.  The Headbangers make their debut, and the Undertaker, Stone Cold Steve Austin, and Bret Hart all have matches on the card.  Rocky Maivia has a fantastic Intercontinental Title match against Hunter Hearst Helmsley, while Owen Hart continues to have knee problems.  It’s enough to make anyone lose their smile!

There will be no bait and switch here! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys ease into the beginnings of Monday Night Raw’s two-hour format with Royal Rumble Raw. Promises were made that we would see the Royal Rumble match, and show-stopping matches featuring Crush and Marc Mero make a Rumble Replay so much more desirable. There’s a rare glimpse at the house show circuit, an even rarer glimpse of legitimate tag team action, and a superstar-packed main event. How’s that for a taint tickler?

They gave up on LiveWire!  In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys watch the last 1-hour episode of Monday Night Raw.  The match quality is a little unsteady, but many superstars get to shine: Crush delivers a heart punch to Ahmed Johnson’s chin, Savio Vega joins the Nation of Domination, and Henry Godwin is a consistent asskicker.  On the other hand, Vader gets completely ignored in a meeting of the superstars, and Furnas & LaFon are officially jobbers now.  It’s over Johnny!

Sick a’ gettin’ screwed! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys sit down to talk about the fallout of the Royal Rumble, and a very strong episode of Monday Night Raw. Owen Hart and the British Bulldog take on Furnas & LaFon, Farooq dominates Bart Gunn, and the Undertaker is in the Main Event. Stone Cold Steve Austin and Bret Hart both flex their promo muscles, and Vader keeps leadassing those chokeslams. Vince McMahon is gone for most of this episode, and it’s fantastic!

What was that sound? In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys take a look at the go-home episode of Monday Night Raw, leading into the 1997 Royal Rumble. Matches featuring Marc Mero, Jerry Lawler, the Undertaker, and Crush all round out a sub-par Raw that does nothing to get anyone ready for the Rumble. Rocky Maivia and the British Bulldog have a great match, while the Hart brothers and Stone Cold Steve Austin rise to a new level of storytelling. Let’s take one more look at Shawn Michaels!