The Parts Unknown wrestling podcast

After watching well over 100 hours of wrasslin', Matt Davies-Adams, Carl Anka, Anton Toolui, Carrie Dunn and - for one last match - Producer Ben share their 34 lessons learned from 34 Wrestlemanias

It's another double dose as we journey back to where it all began - and where it all could have ended 12 months later with the stinker that was Hogan v King Kong Bundy in a cage. Plus, the legend of Mr T; all hail, Tito Santana; the most un-Fabulous Moolah; and hanging out with Cyndi Lauper

The PU crew journey back to 1987 and the Silverdome to talk Hogan v Andre, Savage v Steamboat, myth-making and ask, who's worse: Honky Tonk Man or Brutus Beefcake?

Matt, Carl, Anton and Carrie head to Trump Plaza at the end of the 80s to look back on Macho Man's title win at Mania 4 and the Mega Powers' explosion 12 months later. Plus, Ravishing Rick Rude takes the Ultimate Warrior to school; an ode to Bobby Heenan family; and a Junk Yard Dog tattoo

It's what you've been waiting for - it's the Ultimate Challenge! Plus, Piper blacking up; Jake's magnetic promo and much love for Mean Gene and Gorilla Monsoon

Join Matt Davies-Adams, John Ashdown, Carrie Dunn and Carl Anka for a recap of the least tasteful main event in Mania history, Hogan v Sgt Slaughter. Plus, Warrior v Savage and the return of Miss Elizabeth; Jake's blindfold match; and the start of Undertaker's streak

Matt, Carl, Carrie and special guest John Ashdown return to 1992 to recap a double main event of Savage v Flair and Hogan v Sid and an IC title match between Bret v Piper. Plus, tangentially, we get reacquainted with the Shockmaster...

Togas! Giant Gonzalez! Sensational Sherri! Hulk Hogan refusing do the job! It's Wrestlemania 9 from Caesars Palace, and Matt Davies-Adams, Carl Anka, Carrie Dunn and John Ashdown have something to say about it, brother

It's Bret v Owen (and Yokozuna v Lex Luger), Shawn v Razor (and a ladder) - and Burt Reynolds, brother! Step back in time with Matt Davies-Adams, Carrie Dunn, Anton Toloui and Carl Anka as they take a deep dive into 1999 and Wrestlemania X