by Logan Scisco With some of my graduate work behind me, I finally had time to devote three hours to this show and continue my reviews of the World Wrestling Federation in 1998.  Before academic responsibilities got in the way, Steve Austin and Vince McMahon’s feud started moving to another level and ended WCW Monday Nitro’s 82-week winning streak.  Dude Love, Austin’s former tag team partner, was inserted into the angle as McMahon’s alleged representative.  However, that match on this show is overshadowed by the Inferno match booked between the Undertaker and Kane.  Meanwhile, Ken Shamrock and Faarooq have joined forces because they hate the Rock and Triple H has dominated his feud with Owen Hart.  The Legion of Doom have been rechristened “LOD 2000” and given Sunny as a manager, but it’s sort of like putting lipstick on a pig and their best days are behind them.  Still, their victory in the WrestleMania XIV tag team battle royal gives them a title shot...

by Logan Scisco - A video package recaps Steve Austin ripping off his corporate suit on last week’s show . - Jim Ross and Michael Cole are doing commentary and they are live from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania .

- A video package recaps the big events at last night’s WrestleMania pay-per-view. - Jim Ross and Michael Cole are in the booth and they are live from Albany, New York.

- Jim Ross and Michael Cole are in the booth and they are taped from Phoenix, Arizona.  This is a special Tuesday St. Patrick’s edition of Raw because Raw was pre-empted by USA Network’s Moby Dick.  Today, RAW would get cute with this being St. Patrick’s Day, but this is the Attitude Era so we do not have leprechauns or green set themes for this show.

by Logan Scisco -A video package recaps Mike Tyson joining D-Generation X and the Undertaker’s return on last week’s show . - Jim Ross, Michael Cole, and Kevin Kelly are doing commentary for the first hour and they are taped from Wheeling, West Virginia.

by Logan Scisco - Jim Ross, Kevin Kelly, and Michael Cole are in the booth and they are live from Waco, Texas.

by Logan Scisco - The presidential sex scandal parodies continue, as Sunny is dressed like Marilyn Monroe and sings “Happy Birthday” to Classie Freddie Blassie.  It was Blassie’s eightieth birthday. - The D-Generation X beatdown of Steve Austin on last week’s show is recapped in a video package. - Jim Ross, Kevin Kelly, and Michael Cole are in the booth and they are taped from Evansville, Indiana.  I will be really happy when we get rid of this three man commentary team in hour one.  Listening to it is like Ross fighting a verbal handicap match.