How many times has Scorpio been Jobber of the Week? In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys are on the Road to SummerSlam by way of the King of the Ring, and it’s bracket season! Faarooq remains in an unpleasant position, Edge is starting to lose his mystique, and the Undertaker has evolved into Mr. Sweatpants. Droz is lost in the garbage, and there’s a lot of beef in the ring when Mark Henry takes on Vader. It’s a five-year anniversary spectacular, and it’s a black tie affair!

Get ready for a Chicago Street Flop! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys get into King of the Ring Bracket season, with Marc Mero, Mark Henry, “Double J” Jeff Jarrett, and Faarooq all in Qualifier Matches. Val Venis continues to satisfy, while LOD and the DOA continue to stink the place up. Vince McMahon continues to alienate his superstars, and Taka Michinoku continues to do the same moves. Kane and the Undertaker have a #1 Contender Match, and Vader makes his debut on the soundboard!

Who’s ready for some college football stats? In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys check out an underrated Pay Per View, In Your House 22: Over the Edge. There’s a “bonus” Kai En Tai match, Sable gets swerved, and Vader gains self-awareness. Even though the Rock and Faarooq are underwhelming, DeGeneration-X and the Nation deliver an entertaining Six Man Tag match, and there’s a Match of the Year candidate in Stone Cold Steve Austin versus “Corporate” Dude Love. Hitler, Stalin… McMahon?

Seriously, more LOD2000 and DOA? In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys check out the go-home show, leading in the Over the Edge Pay Per View. Some legendary matchups are touted in this episode, like The Rock versus Triple H and Stone Cold Steve Austin versus the Undertaker. Dan Severn gets technical with Owen Hart, and Thrasher of the Headbangers jobs out in the debut of the Jackyl’s Oddities. Someone else debuts too, and HE’S GONNA PUKE!

He came, he saw, he came again! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys are in a two-man booth again as they examine another milestone in the Monday Night soap opera. Val Venis makes his in-ring debut, Dustin Runnels is a loser, and the DOA and LOD2000 continue to beat a dead horse. Owen Hart still has problems with D-Generation-X, and Kai En Tai takes their turn at jobbing out the Headbangers. Who’s ready to get the Stooges in action?

Dust off the fat man’s shirt, Vader’s back! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys get treated to the new and improved Corporate Dude Love- he’s an educated man, and a surprisingly good dancer (for a big man). The Disciples of Apocalypse and Legion of Doom continue their snooze-fest of a feud, Kai En Tai make their in-ring debut, and Barry Windham wrestles his last match. Mr. McMahon and Stone Cold Steve Austin keep ramping things up, and Marc Mero gets Sable-bombed right out of a career!

Who wouldn’t want to slip the salami to Kane’s mother? In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys take a look at another classic episode of Raw. Edge makes his on screen debut, and Sable has an 80’s training montage video. The DOA and LOD2000 take part in an 8-man tag team match, but the Undertaker saves the day by punching Commissioner Slaughter in the face. Mick Foley and Terry Funk take out the hot dog guy, and Stone Cold Steve Austin finally slides a Steveweiser down the gussy!

It’s no surprise that Dude Love’s biggest weakness is the chicks! In this episode of Wrasslin’ Raw, the boys view the fallout of Unforgiven and Vince McMahon’s efforts to stymie Stone Cold Steve Austin. LOD2000 and the DOA are still treading water, and Club Kamikaze keeps climbing all over Bradshaw. Owen Hart joins the Nation, Val Venis continues to get creepier, and Paul Bearer delivers some catastrophic news to the Undertaker. Watch out Mero, the clock is ticking!