It's ROH Death Before Dishonor 2022! Tony Khan's first ROH show under his ownership, live from Lowell, with every title on the line. We run through FTR defending the tag titles against the Briscoes in two out of three falls, Claudio Castagnoli challenging Jonathan Gresham for the ROH World Title, and Wheeler Yuta defending the Pure Title against Daniel Garcia. Plus Samoa Joe and Jay Lethal settling eighteen years of history for the TV Title, and Rush meeting his own brother Dragon Lee. Stay tuned for Jack's rebooking segment and Sam's Best & Worst Dressed!

It's WWE Vengeance 2003! We're in Denver for the first ever Smackdown-exclusive Vengeance. Eddie Guerrero and Chris Benoit close out a US Title tournament in the opener, Rey Mysterio and Billy Kidman chase the tag titles against the World's Greatest Tag Team, John Cena runs his mouth at The Undertaker, and Kurt Angle, Brock Lesnar and The Big Show settle the WWE Title in a triple threat match in the main event. Plus, Zach Gowen gets thrown to the wolves against his own boss, Jack rebooks Sable and Stephanie McMahon, and Sam runs through the best and worst dressed.

It's AEW All In 2026! Jack and Sam were actually in the building at Wembley for this one, so it's a bonus episode straight from two who watched it live. Will Ospreay gets his hands on Kenny Omega in the main event to try and capture the AEW World Title on home soil. Mercedes Mone goes for gold of her own, plus the opener throws up a surprise with a debut, and we get a stacked International Title three-way. We cover everything that happened in the biggest building AEW has performed in, but there's no rebooking or best and worst dressed in this one, just unfiltered thoughts!

It's AEW All Out 2024! We're in Chicago, two weeks removed from Wembley, and this one's picking up every piece All In left on the floor. MJF and Daniel Garcia open the show, Will Ospreay and Pac finally run it, and Kris Statlander and Willow Nightingale settle things in a Chicago Street Fight. Bryan Danielson makes the first defence of a title he nearly gave up his career for, against Jack Perry. And to close it out, Swerve Strickland and Hangman Page get locked inside a cage to finish a feud that's been building since last October. Stay tuned for Jack's rebooking segment and Sam's best and worst dressed competition!

It's NXT Takeover: Chicago! We're in Rosemont for one of the strongest cards NXT ever put together. Tyler Bate defends the UK Title against Pete Dunne, Bobby Roode faces a returning Hideo Itami for the NXT Title, and Authors of Pain defend the tag titles against DIY in a ladder match main event. Plus Asuka defends her Women's Title against Ruby Riott and Nikki Cross, and Roderick Strong opens the show against SAnity's Eric Young.

It's Beach Brawl! Herb Abrams' UWF rolls into the Manatee Civic Center in Palmetto, Florida for their first and only pay-per-view, and the tiny crowd tells you everything about how the night's going to go. We run through the Blackhearts' occult-lite opener, Rockin' Robin and Candi Devine fighting for the first UWF Women's Title, and Dr Death Steve Williams taking on Bam Bam Bigelow to crown the inaugural TV Champion. Plus Col. DeBeers pulling a taser on Paul Orndorff and a shark cage making an appearance for no good reason.

It's TNA Lockdown 2005! Our first ever TNA show on the pod, and it's a big one. The first all-cage pay-per-view in wrestling history, live from a soundstage at Universal Studios. Every single match inside the Six Sides of Steel. We run through AJ Styles and Abyss going to war for a shot at the NWA Title, the first-ever Lethal Lockdown as Team Nash meet Team Jarrett with a mystery partner in the mix, Christopher Daniels and Elix Skipper settling old business, and Jeff Hardy and Raven trying to put each other through tables from the top of the cage. Jack rebooks the Lethal Lockdown, and Sam runs through the best and worst dressed.

It's WWE Royal Rumble 2018, and the first-ever Women's Royal Rumble! We're in Philadelphia for a night the women finally get the main event, thirty of them fighting for a shot at WrestleMania. We run through AJ Styles defending the WWE Title two-on-one against Owens and Zayn, Brock, Braun and Kane colliding for the Universal Title, and thirty women closing the show with legends, debuts and two Rumble winners nobody could argue with. Plus Ronda Rousey's arrival, for better or worse. Jack rebooks the Women's Rumble, and Sam gives out her best and worst dressed awards.