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It's King of the Ring 1998 and one of the most talked about matches in history as The Undertaker throws Mankind off the Hell in Cell. Not much more needs to be said, but we find a way!

We look back on The Corporation vs The Ministry of Darkness, or more specifically, the Hell in A Cell match between Big Bossman and The Undertaker. Wish us look at what is considered one of the worst Cell matches ever. 

This week, we look back at Summerslam 2008 and the end of the Edge vs Undertaker feud, inside Hell in a Cell.

We look back at Unforgiven 2006, where DX take on The Big Show, Shane and Vince McMahon inside hell in a cell. There is blood, bums and a broken hammer. What more could you ask for?

This week we look at the Hell in a cell match from No Way Out 2000, between HHH and Cactus Jack. The WWF title is on the line, but so is Cactus' career.

You know with a title like that, we are in for a treat! We look back at Hell in Cell 2019 and Timmy Mallett gets his first mention in our (possibly any)  wrestling podcast.

This week, we look back on the first ever Hell in a Cell match. We also discuss how 'he is a good bleeder' use must sound, out of context and make our predictions for a match that happened a month ago.

In this weeks episode we discuss the Armageddon 2000, 6 man Hell in a Cell match. Is it as good as we remember? Do any fans contract viruses? Will The Rock and Austin squaring off ever get old? We pose these questions and a whole lot more.  

Our new series starts here. This week we look ahead to our Hell In A Cell coverage.

We look back on our Royal Rumble coverage to decide the best/worst match we covered, which other matches we could have looked at and who would win a fantasy rumble comprised of guys who were not eliminated.

Our latest episode focuses on the 2001 rumble. We get a hardcore match, some brothers teaming up and Kane setting records, plus the setup for the biggest main event in WM history.

It is the moment we have been waiting for all series. We are covering the 2005 Royal Rumble. Vince McMahon tears both quads getting into the ring. It has to be seen (at least once a week) to be believed.

Our latest episode looks back on 1999, where Vince and Stone Cold was the big feud. There is also: Kane being sent to the asylum, the King making nightstick rape jokes, we discuss who would be part of a piercing stable and the Terri shirt, that WWE has not edited out of the network, somehow.

It's 2011 and the biggest Rumble in history, not just because it feels the longest! We have 40 wrestlers all competing to main event WM and a sub prize for who can be released the quickest - a lot of them give it a good go!

Our latest episode sees us tackle the big issues: Are vampires more evil than the undead, will we see NFL stars walking around with refs and how good was the Rikishi driver?

Our latest episode covers the Royal Rumble where the WWF Championship was on the line for the first time. There are wrestlers guilty of stolen valour and far worse (Jimmy Snuka is here, after all)! Plus, there really is no smoking backstage.

In this week's episode we look back at a rumble so short of stars that one man has to appear three times. Also, has anyone seen Steve Austin?

Our latest episode focuses on the most recent Royal Rumble event. There are are some star making performances, a lot of blood and a lot of women from NXT, that we have not seen much of.

We have arrived at series three. The countdown is over and we look forward to our Royal Rumble series. We also talk about our thoughts on this weekends Wrestlemania.

We look back at our Survivor Series coverage to decide on our favourite episodes, the worst match we covered and our MVP.

Thanks to Sarah for the match recommendation this week. We look back at 2014, with big match John, the Authority, and a WWE debut.

We have podcast debuts for Jake the Snake, The Million Dollar Man and Virgil. There is probably someone I am forgetting; oh yeah... Zeus. It is Survivor Series 1989 and we are covering a Hulk Hogan match. In the words of Peter Griffin, "it's a Meg episode". Look forward to that!

We look back at a match that doesn't even make the PPV poster, but sets up one of the most famous tag team splits in history, as we look back at Survivor Series 1991.

In Vince's words, "I have had enough of this invasion crap". We look back on the end of the WCW/ECW invasion angle from Survivor Series 2001, as the elimination match is winner takes all.

We look back at Survivor Series 1993, a show with four traditional SS matches and decide to cover the worst of the bunch. Enjoy!