In Your House

We did draft episode.

Our last one was on In Your House, the entire In Your House catalog.

Well, we're going to keep it running.

So In Your House stopped in February of 1999.

This draft is going to comprise of every show that's not included in that Big Four, the traditional Big Four, from April of 1999 through December of 2004.

We're doing that here in the month of October.

Well, you mentioned Heidenreich.

We talked about Kane.

What's up, Duckers? Welcome to the September episode of a Ducking Wrestling Podcast.

This month, we are watching Breakdown: In Your House from 1998, the infamous Stone Cold Steve Austin versus The Undertaker versus Kane for the WWF Championship with all the stipulations.

Mr. McMahon was looking to try to screw Stone Cold out of the title.

So y'all sit back, relax, and we'll catch you on the other side.

It is the end of September here at a Ducking Wrestling Podcast.

Couple more episodes to go before we hit winter break, but we're here this month.

We are rocking and rolling, and we are here because Sunday is the 28th anniversary of the Triple Threat Match from Breakdown: In Your House 1998, Undertaker and Kane slash versus Kane versus Stone Cold Steve Austin.

And if anybody remembers that match, I mean, you know exactly what I'm talking about, I don't even have to elaborate.

Daveed's biweekly Retro Sync.

This time, this was on the review from this year, the go home show to WWF In Your House: Buried Alive, the episode of Monday Night Raw where Undertaker and Mankind prepare themselves to be buried alive.

Uh, Daveed has been doing more recent, uh, reviews of the Retro Syncs on the Patreon, so if you, uh, like that kinda stuff, you love a Retro Sync, go check them out.

Daveed does a fucking fantastic job.

Nice.

Yeah, this is actually the 27th and final in your house.

It's a

good spot to end, 27.

Yeah.

Yeah, I think didn't NXT revive it for a couple of shows? Was it the same?

I don't think they revived St. Valentine's Day Massacre, but they definitely revived In Your House.

In Your House, right.

I've probably alluded to who it was anyways, but we'll cross that bridge when we get there.

Then the week after that, I'm skipping a whole month of TV because I am also getting to break down In Your House, just a bit of a scheduling thing with the guests that I planned for that show.

We need to get things ready sooner rather than later.

later but you'll hear about everything as things trickle in that's your tea for the day i say after i sip my lovely smoky lap saying so chunk tea no i was not calling you smoky i was calling my tea smoky by the way if you have laps saying so chunk tea it's like the smoke tea leaf smoked black tea kind of deal Put some hot honey in there.

This one was a scooch longer than I usually go.

But that's fine because SummerSlam is finally coming up next week.

And then Breakdown in Your House is coming up and we get on the road to the rest of 1998.

Probably in time with the timelines if I skip some episodes.

We've got Spring Stampede 94 with Jamie Ward.

Steve Eckstadt returns as we cover the February 96 In Your House, heading into WrestleMania 12.

We've got a lot of great stuff coming up here, so stay tuned, and we'll be back soon.

And, John, I want to thank you so much for doing this, man.

Always did.

We still weren't getting in your house.

live in the UK in 96, but we were getting all of the traditional Big Five pay-per-views live.

And this was obviously one of them.

Hollywood Hogan this is about barely a month before that so it was more of a kind of huckster jibe at the time but it just caught my eye I can remember leading up to it the Bulldog Shawn Michaels match so Shawn's only been champion for two or three months and he'd gone through this long long program with the Bulldog, which I found fucking tedious.

I really did, even at the time.

They had two one-on-one matches on pay-per-views, this one at King of the Ring and the previous month at In Your House, which was just one too many.

Yes.