Sunday, 25 August 2002.

For something new to truly stand on its own feet, it has to cast off the shackles of that which came before. WWE Champion The Rock was one of the company's greatest stars of the Attitude Era. But with Rock's Hollywood career beckoning, perhaps on this night Brock Lesnar represented the Ruthless Aggression Era, the need for it to stand on its own, and the importance of change.

L. T. is joined by John Porter for a look back at one of WWE's most highly-regarded events of all time.

Saturday, 10 August 2002.

As part of an effort to expand the WWE's reach, the company decided to return to a region starved for wrestling, hoping to cultivate a new market they could make profitable. The resulting tour led to this stop in Melbourne, Australia, which began a relationship which would pay great dividends ever since.

L. T. is joined by fellow newLegacy member and certified Australian duel to take a look back at WWE's jaunt to the land down under.

Thursday, 25 July 2002.

With Stephanie McMahon assigned to play the role of SmackDown!'s on-screen General Manager, the show would now need a new identity. To achieve that, the writers had to decide who they would place their faith in for the future. To that end, they chose a home grown star, an up-and-comer and someone jumping out the sky from their former competitor...

L. T. is joined by Mark Goddard of Bloody Good Reads for the WWE debut of Rey Mysterio!