The co-hosts return with a listener request episode as they dive into the 2000 Royal Rumble. Not only is the Rumble Scott's favourite match type, this show also holds a very dear place in the nostalgia compartment of his brain. The first Royal Rumble event of the 21st century is the first Royal Rumble PPV to be brought to the Win Twice table for review.

Continuing on the path of Saturday Night's Main Event, the co-hosts arrive at the third episode that was filmed on the night of Halloween 1985. The WWF crew of characters play their part in a number of Halloween themed games and there is even a wrestling match or two along the way, including the Dream Team of Andre The Giant and Hulk Hogan

Back into the way back machine, the co-hosts pull up into mid 80's once more with the second edition of Saturday Night's Main Event. With the tone set and the television formula in place, the WWF looked to continue their growth in front of a national television audience. Their plan to achieve this? The wedding of Uncle Elmer.

For the first time ever, the co-hosts dip their toes into the convoluted and oftentimes maddening world of Total Non-Stop Action Wrestling. In another episode of "the first of" series, Scott and Holly add the inaugural episode of TNA Impact into the archives of the win twice reviews. Full disclosure, this is Holly's first time watching a TNA show and it happens to involve Vince Russo. I am sure it will be fine.

Continuing the theme of The First Ever series, the co-hosts pay a visit to 1998 WCW and the inaugural edition of Thunder. A lot had changed in the world of WCW in the three short years since the debut of Nitro and the fingerprints of the nWo were all over the product. Did Thunder capitalise on the success of Nitro or was it a cross to carry for the promotion that would ultimately see their demise?

Back on the March Through The Manias series and the co-hosts stop off at Wrestlemania 14. This was a pivotal show for the federation as we saw the crowing of Stone Cold Steve Austin in the first Mania to take place in the Attitude Era. The Rock continued his meteoric rise up the card and we also get a stark reminder of just how popular Sable was in 1998.

Having covered the heavy hitters of American professional wrestling in WWE/WWF, WCW, ECW and AEW, Episode 37 sees the co-hosts pay a visit to their local promotion, Progress Wrestling. Having attended the show in person, Scott and Holly wanted to shine a light on some of the top UK wrestling out there and hopefully draw some new eyes to the product.

Episode 36 sees the co-hosts back on the March Through The Manias series and we stop off at an interesting point in the history of the Federation as they transition from the New Generation to the Attitude Era. Wrestlemania 13 featured perhaps one of the, if not THE greatest matches to grace the stage of the showcase of the immortals. But do Scott and Holly agree?