Sup, Bubba?! This week on The Bubba Cast, Lacy and Zerpie fire up the WCW machine and revisit SuperBrawl IV from February 20, 1994, a night where The Boss found himself right in the middle of the chaos and WCW delivered a mix of big personalities, odd booking choices, and classic early‑nineties flavor.

Bobby “The Brain” Heenan makes his WCW pay-per-view debut and immediately starts cracking sharp one-liners. Michael PS Hayes talks his way out of a match with Johnny B. Badd, leaving Jimmy Garvin to take the beating instead. Commissioner Nick Bockwinkel keeps popping up throughout the night, and Cactus Jack takes a brutal bump to the exposed floor in one of the show’s standout moments.

In the main event, Ric Flair defends the WCW World Heavyweight Championship against Big Van Vader inside the Thundercage with The Boss serving as the special guest referee. His involvement sets off a heated confrontation with Vader that launches one of the defining feuds of his WCW run.

Join us as we break down the unique energy of SuperBrawl IV and celebrate another chapter in the career of The Big Boss Man.

Just when the Rattlesnake appears ready to overcome the odds, McMahon’s mysterious masked security guard storms the ring with a nightstick. The mask comes off, Jim Ross loses his mind, and the Big Boss Man officially returns as the newest—and most dangerous—enforcer of McMahon’s law.

Join us as we relive one of the wildest nights of the Attitude Era and the beginning of an exciting new chapter in the Big Boss Man’s career!

What's up, Bubba?!

This week on The Bubba Cast, Lacy and Zerpie head back to June 21, 1986, as World Championship Wrestling barrels toward the Great American Bash.

The Four Horsemen are running wild, Ric Flair is at peak Flair, Dusty Rhodes is riding through the stratosphere on the end of a lightning bolt—and Big Bubba Rogers calmly eats a very real wooden chair shot without even losing his hat.

Lacy also shares her thoughts on the Big Boss Man episode of Dark Side of the Ring and what it has been like watching her father’s story reach an entirely new generation of wrestling fans. Then Zerpie puts her wrestling knowledge to the test with a superstar entrance-music quiz.

Classic wrestling, family history, questionable Russian accents, and seven glorious matches—some considerably more glorious than others. You can support The Bubba Cast by liking and subscribing wherever you get your podcasts!