Since Hollywood Hogan walks away and you look at us 40,000 plus on hand

if you're even thinking about changing the channel to our competition fans do not

because we understand that Mick Foley who wrestled here one time

is his cactus jack is going to win their world title.

Oh, I'm going to put some butts in the seats. See in front of me, Jagi jump in my arms is the soul of me.

You walk by and you see me lay base here. Hello everyone welcome to the attitude era podcast bono episode

it's madness so hello once again I'm. Joins this evening for this very special bonus episode as we look at one of the most important

episodes of Raw and fondly remembered moments in the Irish era.

I'm joined by Billy Kebu. Hello Billy. Hello Billy. Billy. Hello. Have you got bono episode fever? I do.

Have you watched much of Raw in 1998 or 1999?

No, this is the first time I've watched a roar from this era.

The version you watch of this Hadj Matt Strine?

Yeah, I had a W. W.F. Classics version, was hosted by Matt Striker and Renee Young.

So every now then it kept cutting back to them and they just talk about what's happening.

Some of the least appropriate two people ever to talk about this episode.

I won't lie, it's boring as shit, them talking, but there's a couple of moments which

just slightly ruin it.

Yeah, well, see, Adam is lucky in the fact that he gets to do the absolute garbage British pay-per-fuse and you're

getting to do what is widely regarded as one of the greatest episodes of overall in history.

Take that Adam.

Yeah, so it is the 4th of January 1999, W. W. W.F. Raw is war.

Sean.

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