Attitude of Aggression Wrestling Podcast

The Attitude Of Aggression returns for the 8th Annual Swaggy Awards, our annual celebration of the best-of-the-best in pro wrestling for 2022. This year, Dave was joined by Swaggy veterans, PC Tunney, AJ Balaz, and Kinny Killa for this celebration of the past year in pro wrestling. But we also had a newcomer to the festivities this year as the one-and-only "Violent Gentleman" Aesop Mitchell made his Swaggy debut to offer his insight and wisdom into the past year in sports-entertainment. The guys are all in fine form as they discuss and debate 20 fantastic categories. From epic matches to unforgettable moments, we invite you to join us as we hand out virtual hardware. Who walked away with the gold and the glory? Tune in to the 8th Annual Swaggy Awards and find out.

The Attitude Of Aggression returns for Chapter 3 of The Big Four Project, a chronological analysis, review, and discussion about WWE's Big Four PPVs/ Premium Live Events. On this Episode, Dave welcomes back the one and only PC Tunney to discuss two more immensely important events in pro wrestling history, the inaugural Royal Rumble and WrestleMania IV. The 1988 Royal Rumble was different than any other Rumble in history and not just because it was the first. Dave and Tunney break down the fascinating history of the first installment of an event that would evolve into an annual favorite for many in the WWE Universe. From there, the guys recap the surreal events that led to the end of Hulk Hogan's 4-year reign as WWF Champion and set the stage for, arguably, the most important tournament in WWE History at WrestleMania IV. Macho Madness reached new heights that night. But was Savage the first choice of Vince McMahon to emerge from Atlantic City with the gold that night? We have the whole story for you here on Chapter 3 of The Big Four Project!

The Attitude Of Aggression returns for Chapter 2 of The Big Four Project, a chronological analysis, review, and discussion about WWE's Big Four PPVs. On this Episode, Dave is joined by the one and only PC Tunney to discuss two hugely important events in pro wrestling history, WrestleMania III and the inaugural Survivor Series. WrestleMania III is, of course, known for its missive live crowd, the titanic clash between Hulk Hogan and Andre The Giant for the WWF World Championship, and the epic encounter between "Macho Man" Randy Savage and Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat for the Intercontinental Championship, a match considered by many to be the greatest WrestleMania match of all-time. The backstory for the very first Survivor Series is fascinating and shows how nasty things were between the WWF and NWA many years before the Monday Night Wars even existed. The first Survivor Series was loaded with great action and featured, quite possibly, the greatest Survivor Series team of all-time. Curious? Intrigued? You should be as Chapter 2 of The Big Four Project covers a stretch in WWE history that might very well have been the most important year in the history of the industry. Tune in and enjoy!

The Attitude Of Aggression returns for the 7th Annual Swaggy Awards, our annual celebration of the best-of-the-best in pro wrestling for 2021. This year, Dave went old school as he is joined by PC Tunney and Kinny Killa for this celebration of the past year in pro wrestling. Its a stripped down version of the legendary Tri-Cast and the guys are all in fine form as they discuss and debate 20 fantastic categories. From epic matches to unforgettable moments, we invite you to join us as we hand out virtual hardware. Who walked away with the gold and the glory? Tune in to the 7th Annual Swaggy Awards and find out.

The Attitude Of Aggression returns with a new focus. Dave is joined by "The Reverend" Rey Cash as they embark upon The Big Four Project, a chronological analysis, review, and discussion about WWE's Big Four PPVs. On this Episode, we start at Chapter 1 as the guys go all the way back to the beginning and discuss the first two WrestleManias. While Dave had seen all of these events numerous times in the past, Rey was actually watching them for the first time. What followed was an entertaining informative, educational, and damn funny discussion about two of the most iconic events in WWE history. Every story has a beginning and the beginning of The Big Four project is right here. Tune in and enjoy!

The Attitude Of Aggression returns as Dave is joined by his friends at the DWI Podcast to preview WrestleMania Backlash. Will this event be as predictable as it appears or will there be a few surprises along the way? Tune in to Episode 271 to see what we think.

WrestleMania 37 is here....and so is the Attitude of Aggression! With The Showcase of the Immortals returning, along with fans for the first time in a year, the time seemed perfect for an Episode to be released...and what an Episode this one is. A late night conversation between Day and Rey Cash led to the two Bandwagon Nerds getting together to review NXT TakeOver: Stand & Deliver, as well as preview both nights of WrestleMania 37. As if that is not enough, around the time of the Royal Rumble, Dave got together with PC Tunney, DPP, and AJ Balaz to reboot the Historical Highspot segment as the fellas reviewed Starrcade '83. On a week as epic as this has been so far, it seemed like the perfect time to release that segment as part of a celebration of pro wrestling's past, present, and future. It is the biggest week of the year and this mega-sized Episode will get you caught up and ready to roll as, this year, WrestleMania is back baayyybeeee!

2020 was a year unlike any other in modern human history. It's impact on the world of pro wrestling was profound and unforgettable. Still, 2020 was a year filled with unforgettable moments, tremendous matches, incredible performers, and magnificent performances. In the first Episode of 2021, the Attitude Of Aggression returns for the 6th Annual Swaggy Awards, our annual celebration of the best-of-the-best in pro wrestling for 2020. This year, Big Dave is joined once again by PC Tunney for this celebration of the past year in pro wrestling. They, in turn, are joined by AJ Balaz and Rey Cash, both of whom made their first appearances on the Show in any fashion. We invite you to join us as we hand out virtual hardware in 20 great categories. Who walked away with the gold and the glory? Tune in to the Swaggy Awards and find out.

After a long hiatus, the Attitude Of Aggression has gone back to its roots and broken quarantine. On this Episode, it's the return of the Tri-Cast as Big Dave is joined by the guys from the DWI Podcast and the one and only former host of the Sunday Segue Wrestling Podcast, Kinny Killa, as the gys preview NXT Takeover XXX as well as Summer Slam 2020. Who do the guys see as being the big movers and shakers during one of the biggest pro wrestling weekends of 2020? Tune in and find out.

After a length delay due to a myriad of technical issues on the site, the Attitude Of Aggression returns to celebrate its 5th Anniversary. It is a celebration too big for one Episode so we have broken it up into two parts. Here on Part 1, we have some fantastic interviews. The first one was a sit down Big Dave had with the one and only Tracy Smothers and author John Cosper. Recorded shortly after COVID-19 changed the world, and a couple of weeks out from WrestleMania 36, Tracy and John talk to Dave about Tracy's great autobiography "If You Don't Buy This Book Everybody Dies." Tracy and John discuss how they put the book together and there are loads of great stories from Tracy about his experiences, his triumphs, his tribulations, and everything in-between. Fans of the Great American Bash in 1990 will definitely want to listen in as Dave got to ask Tracy his recollections from one of our favorite WCW PPVs of all-time. It is a fantastic interview that any wrestling fan will want to hear. The second interview is a special one as Dave welcomes Chris Silvio back to the show for the first time in a few years. Chris was gracious enough to come on the show and give his insight into the challenges his colleagues are facing performing in front of empty arenas. He also gives us an update as to his status and offered his thoughts on WrestleMania just a few days prior to one of the most unique events in the history of pro wrestling. Fans of Chris, and all fans in general, will want to give this a listen. From there, Dave does a Semi-Retro Review unlike any other in the history of the show. It begins with recaps of Super Showdown from February, AEW Revolution from February, and Elimination Chamber from early March. These three events really altered the landscape of pro wrestling in many ways. Then, Dave recaps the week that immediately followed Elimination Chamber as the world literally changed around all of us. He discusses Raw and AEW Dynamite, both of which took place in front of full arenas. But he also discusses NXT, that was moved to the WWE Performance Center and closes by talking about the March 13, 2020 SmackDown, the first of the empty arena shows, which have now become the new normal for all of us. It is a somber recap of events that seem like something straight out of a sci-fi horror movie.....but which are now all too real to all of us. Still, it is a celebration of the 5th Anniversary of the Podcast so please join us for Part 1 of this mega-event.

With the world seemingly falling apart more and more by the day, the Attitude Of Aggression returns with an Episode long overdue. We begin this Episode with a great interview that Big Dave conducted with a fantastic wrestler making a big name for himself on the Indy scene, Daredevil Dave Doll. Find out the background of this great wrestler, the origins of his name, his influences, experience, and outlook in this excellent interview. From there, Big Dave conducts a different type of Semi-Retro review as he recaps four recent PPV events in WWE. Unlike prior Semi-Retro reviews though, Dave keeps his focus on the events themselves and not all the Raw, SmackDowns, and NXTs in between. In this segment, Dave reviews NXT UK Takeover: Blackpool II, Worlds Collide, the 2020 edition of the Royal Rumble, and NXT Takeover: Portland. Wedged right in the middle of all this is the return of the Tri-Cast as Kinny Killa was coaxed out of retirement to join Big Dave, PC Tunney, and DPP as they previewed the Royal Rumble and made some very interesting predictions, some of which have now come to pass. All of these events really shaped the landscape for WrestleMania 36 and NXT Takeover: Tampa, assuming they happen as planned. With Covid-19 threatening to postpone or even cancel the Showcase of the Immortals, travel back in the not too distant past with us and revisit some great action from a simpler time here on Episode 266. And, by all means.....stay safe out there Aggressionaholics.

On Episode 265 we are thrilled to welcome back to the show the first-ever, and still reigning, Dynamo Pro Women's Champion, Rahne Victoria. Rahne was gracious enough to return to the show to take about her upcoming title defense against "The Barbie Killer" Hayley Shadows coming up on 2/1/20 at the Jams and Slams event, a collaboration between Arch Rival Roller Derby and Dynamo Pro Wrestling. In addition to The Empress of Evil, our good friend Luke Roberts is back to give us all the details on this huge event coming up Saturday Night at Queeny Park in Ballwin, Missouri. From there, it is time for another Semi-Retro Review. This time out, Big Dave recaps TLC 2019, as well as all the action from Raw, NXT, SmackDown, and AEW Dynamite for the 2 weeks leading into WWE's final PPV of 2019. How did this event shape recent events at the Royal Rumble? Tune in to Episode 265 and find out.

The 5th Annual Swaggy Awards are here! Big Dave was joined by PC Tunney and DPP of the DWI Podcast as the guys celebrate the best of the best in pro wrestling for 2019. The guys go through 20 categories and distribute some virtual hardware to the cream of the crop from the wonderful world of wrestling. What was the PPV of the year? What was the Moment of the Year? What was the Match of the Year? Who was the Overall Wrestler of the Year? Tune in to find out our thoughts as to these topics and so much more here on the 5th Annual Swaggy Awards!

Episode 263 is an interview spectacular and features some of the best interviews we have had in the near 5 year history of the show. We lead off by talking with the one and only Barry Horowitz. A 40 year veteran of the ring, Barry has seen and done it all. In this awesome interview, Dave gets to pick Barry's head for some great moments including his thoughts on his time in WWE and WCW, what he is up to now, his thoughts on legends like Hulk Hogan and The Ultimate Warrior, the Monday Night Wars, the current product and much, much, more. You will not want to miss this interview and you will definitely not want to miss Barry being inducted into the New England Pro Wrestling Hall of Fame on July 17, 2020. From there, our friends at Dynamo Pro Wrestling are back and Dave got the chance to preview their big event, New Year's Brawl, coming up on December 28, 2019. On this Episode, Dave got to speak with Dynamo Pro commentator Drake Lee about the awesome event and what we can expect at New Year's Brawl. Then, Dave got a chance to speak with the two guys who will compete for the Dynamo Pro D-1 Championship on December 28th, the challenger,Mike Sydal, and the defending champion, Camaro Jackson. What were both guys thinking of as they head into one of the most anticipated matchups on the card? Tune in to Episode 263 to find out. We then close the Episode out with a Semi-Retro Review of NXT War Games '19 and Survivor Series '19. Big Dave recaps all the action for the week leading into the mega-events, reviews both War Games and Survivor Series, and recaps all the action for the following week. Along the way, he recaps all that was going on with AEW as well. The back and gold brand truly asserted themselves during a very short period of time and Big Dave recaps all the action for you right here. If you missed anything that happened during one of WWE's Big 4 PPV weekends, just tune in here as we have you covered.

On this latest installment of the Attitude of Aggression, we recap some fairly recent events in what evolved into a Semi-Retro review...of sorts. The second part of the Parabellum theme to the state of pro wrestling continues here as Dave returns to recap the continuing build to War Games and Survivor Series. He also does an in depth review of AEW's Full Gear PPV, the third PPV under the AEW banner. The episode then concludes with Big Dave being joined by PC Tunney of the DWI Podcast and a late run-in by the one and only Chris Platt from The Chairshot.com's Pod Is War podcast. The three old friends discuss some great topics, such as the return of CM Punk, the Jordan Myles controversy, Full Gear, and much more. Highlights of this way too long episode include: The continuing invasion of Raw and SmackDown by NXT, Seth Rollins v. Adam Cole, Cody's promo of the year, the OC showing up at Full Sail, all the results from Full Gear, the Kabuki Warriors continued dominance of the WWE Women's Tag Division, Scorpio Sky pinning Chris Jericho, the brutal ladder match between Mia Yim and Io Shirai, and Daniel Bryan's journey to his match vs The Fiend at Survivor Series. All that and much more on Episode 262.

On Episode 261, Big Dave returns to recap recent events in the world of pro wrestling. Recorded in multiple parts over a span of two weeks, we run the gamut of emotions as the Washington National went from the brink of disaster to 2019 World Series Champions. Meanwhile, the pro wrestling world prepared for war. It was not just the Big 4 war brewing between Wednesday Night rivals NXT and AEW, Raw, and SmackDown, it was the warzone existing within each brand respectively. Highlights of this Episode include: The rise of Humberto Carillo, The Street Profits vs The OC, the conclusion of the AEW Tag Team Championship tournament, Jon Moxley and PAC going to a time limit draw, the Kabuki Warriors returning to NXT to defend the Women's Tag Titles, Keith Lee, Dominik Dijakovic and Roderick Strong tearing the house down, Brock Lesnar's attack of Rey Mysterio and Cain Velsaquez, the return of Drew McIntyre to Raw, the contract signing between Cody and Jericho for the AEW Championship match at Full Gear, Moxley v Omega becoming a Lights Out match, Finn Balor's fiery promo, War Games beginning to take shape, , and the NXT invasion of Friday Night SmackDown. Also on this Episode, we recap and review Crown Jewel 2, a historic event from Saudi Arabia and the first of the Saudi shows that did not feel like a glorified house show. It was an event with real ramifications and we touch on this here on Episode 261. Latin for "prepare for war" is parabellum (as anyone who has seen John Wick 3 will tell you) hence the title of this Episode. The wrestling world prepares for war on multiple fronts and we begin our look at a very exciting time here on this Episode.

On Episode 260, Big Dave returns to do a two week recap of recent events in WWE, NXT, and AEW. A special focus of this Episode is the 2019 WWE Draft. What was good about it, what was bad about it, and which brand came out on top? Big Dave has a full analysis of the Draft here on Episode 260. We also discuss the build to Crown Jewel II, that feels less like a glorified house show and more like a blatant attempt to grab the attention of boxing and MMA fans and to try and convert them into WWE fans. That and some very curious matches being set up in the wake of the Draft. Over on NXT, the black and gold brand continues to deliver quality with Lio Rush capturing the NXT Cruiserweight Championship, Keith Lee and Dominck Dijakovic putting on another classic, and Damien Priest continuing to make a strong case for consideration as a top contender for either of the men's singles titles in NXT. But three weeks into the Wednesday Night War and AEW has definitely gotten the attention of the wrestling world. On this Episode, we take a look at Chris Jericho's Inner Circle and his AEW Championship defense against Darby Allin. Jon Moxley can't seem to make friends as his issues with Kenny Omega persisted, as well as new hostilities with PAC. All that plus some surprising results in the AEW Tag Team Championship tournament. We cover all that and much more on Episode 260. If you missed anything the past two weeks, we have you covered right here.

Episode 259 is one of the most important ones in the history of the podcast. It begins with an awesome interview with the one and only Al Snow. Al was gracious enough to spend about 25 minutes talking to Big Dave about his purchase of OVW, what makes his wrestling academy unique, the 24/7 Championship, the similarities and differences between the Monday Night Wars and the Wednesday Night Wars, and much more. There is a wealth of information in this interview and new wrestlers, in particular, will definitely want to tune in. From there, Big Dave recaps one of the most important weeks in the history of pro wrestling. On this Episode we discuss the season debut of Monday Night Raw, the debut of Friday Night SmackDown on Fox, the beginning of the Wednesday Night War between NXT and AEW Dynamite, and we also discuss one of the more controversial PPVs in recent memory, Hell In A Cell '19. Included in the discussion are: Brock Lesnar's attack of Rey Mysterio and his son; Brocks destruction of Kofi Kingston on SmackDown; the emergence of Cain Velasquez in WWE; The Rock's return to SmackDown; Tyson Fury showing up in WWE; three huge championship matches, and two huge returns, on NXT; the crowning of the AEW Women's Champion; the emergence of a mega-faction in AEW; Shane McMahon getting fired: and the great, good, bad, and downright ugly from the Hell In A Cell PPV this past weekend. If you missed anything that happened in what was absolutely a week for the ages, we have you covered here on Episode 259.

While the title for Episode 258 might sound more like the latest installment in the Final Fantasy or Elder Scrolls series than anything pro wrestling related, it actually accurately describes the state of WWE over the past two weeks. Here on Episode 258, Big Dave is back to recap the last two weeks in WWE and NXT. And what an eventful two weeks it has been as we now stand on the brink of the onset of the Wednesday Night Wars. Highlights of topics discussed here on this Episode are: Fallout from Clash of Champions, the crowing of the 2019 King of The Ring, The Beast challenging Kofi Kingston to a WWE Championship match on the SmackDown debut on Fox, NXT's first two live 2 hour shows, the fulfilling of Adam Cole's undisputed prophecy, The Fiend terrorizing Seth Rollins, Sasha Banks and Becky Lynch agreeing to face each other inside Hell In A Cell, the first British Rounds match in NXT UK history, Imperium invading NXT, Kushida standing up to Walter, Brian Kendrick turning heel, Kevin Owens and Shane McMahon putting their careers on the line, Candice Lerae and Matt Riddle emerging as #1 contenders, and much more. Get ready for one of the biggest weeks in pro wrestling history this coming week by making sure you are caught up with all that went down the past 2 weeks by tuining in to Episode 258 here.

Episode 257 is all about Clash Of Champions 2019. Big Dave does a 2 week recap of all the events on Raw and Smackdown Live leading into last weekends PPV. He also covers all of the developments on NXT as they got ready for the shift to the live 2-hour format on USA, as well as 2 weeks of action on 205 Live and some NXT UK in the wake of Takeover: Cardiff. Key events discussed are the Quarter-Finals and Semi-Finals of the King of the Ring Tournament, Bayley's shocking heel turn, Johnny Gargano's decision about his future in NXT, Lince Dorado earning a Cruiserweight Championship opportunity, two nights of action at Madison Square Garden for the first time in a decade, Rhea Ripley getting a shot at Shayna Baszler, the Grizzled Young Veterans attempt to reclaim the NXT UK Tag Titles, and much more. From there, Big Dave recaps Clash of Champions 2019. With all the WWE gold on the line, who retained their titles and who was crowned as new champions? Would Seth Rollins and Braun Strowman implode? Did Charlotte Flair become a 10x Champion? Did The Boss dethrone The Man? Did The Viper end Kofimania? Would Roman Reigns get a modicum of revenge against Erik Rowan? Who left North Carolina as the Universal Champ....and perhaps became the next victim of The Fiend in the process? We have all the answers and analysis you could want right here on Episode 257.

August 31, 2019 was going to be a historic day in pro wrestling. After all, AEW was going to host its second ever major PPV, All Out, in Chicago, IL, in the same building where All In created a movement that led to the birth of the All Elite Wrestling. To say excitement and anticipation were at an all-time high would not be much of an overstatement. But, a funny thing happened on the way to All Out. Earlier in the day, halfway across the globe, in Cardiff, Wales, NXT UK was also hosting its second major event, NXT UK Takeover: Cardiff. Both shows were excellent, but Takeover: Cardiff might have actually been the better show. Opinions have varied widely on this topic and on Episode 256, Big Dave is back to recap both of these huge events and much more. With Clash of Champions looming this weekend, Big Dave begins by recapping events in WWE, NXT, and NXT UK between August 20 - August 31, 2019. Highlights include continuing recaps of the King of The Ring matches, an incredible rematch between Keith Lee and Dominick Dijakovic, Killian Dain and Matt Riddle destroying each other, Sasha Banks's explanation, a massive tag team gauntlet match, the ongoing Roman Reigns saga, Rhea Ripley showing up in NXT and the Undisputed Era making history by becoming the first ever 3x NXT Tag Champs. From there, Big Dave recaps NXT UK Takeover: Cardiff. It was a night of incredible action, title changes, a brutal Last Man Standing match, and a Main Event that will certainly gain consideration for Match of the Year. Who would answer Cesaro's open challenge in Cardiff? Who was the Last Man Standing between Dave Mastiff and Joe Coffey? Did Flash Morgan Webster and Mark Andrews make history? How did Kay Lee Ray defeat Toni Storm mentally before she beat her to take the NXT UK Women's Championship? Could Tyler Bate do the unthinkable by defeating the unbeatable, Walter, with the WWE UK Championship on the line? What made this card so great? We cover it all for you on Episode 256. We then close things out be reviewing AEW's All Out. Make no mistake, this was a tremendous card as well. Did Kenny Omega fail to adequately adjust his strategy against PAC? Who would end up challenging each other for the AEW Women's Championship on the October 2 debut episode on TNT? Could Cody Rhodes gain a measure of revenge against the main who blasted a chair into his head, Shawn Spears? Did the Young Bucks and Lucha Brothers have the greatest ladder match of all-time? And how did Chris Jericho defeat Hangman Page to become the first ever AEW World Champion? We recap all the events from this amazing event and recap whether NXT's British cousin actually stole the weekend from AEW. Tune in to Episode 256 for all this and more.

Episode 255 is a really special one. We kick things off by speaking with the one and only Glacier. A 30+ year veteran, the former WCW competitor talks to Big Dave about his teaming with Generation Iron this Saturday in St. Peters, Missouri for The Spectrum Slam, a great event presented by Dynamo Pro Wrestling, Fighting for Autism, and Car Shield. Glacier talks about that match, some of his most memorable moments in WCW, offers his thoughts on the possible Wednesday Night Wars and provides some advice for new wrestlers. Big Dave then gets a chance to speak to his partners, Generation Iron, about the match this Saturday, tag team wrestling in general, how the two former rivals became such an effective team, and much more. Dynamo Pro's Luke Roberts then returns to the show to run down this weekends big card as he and Dave preview what should be a tremendous night at The Spectrum Slam. From there, Dave recaps all the big events in the wake of Summer Slam. This includes recaps of Raw, Smackdown, NXT and NXT UK for the week of 8/12/19, as well as a recap of the most recent installment of Raw from 8/19/19. Highlighted topics include the return of the King of the Ring Tournament as well as the return of "The Boss" Sasha Banks. Have Randy Orton and The Revival formed another powerful faction....and can The New Day survive them? Buddy Murphy took major steps forward just in time for the KOTR Tournament. Who is Dave picking to win it all? Tune in to Episode 255 to find out. We close this Episode off by talking about the big news stories of the week, namely NXT's move to USA directly opposite AEW's show. Is this the dawning of the Wednesday Night Wars and, more importantly, did AEW wake the sleeping giant? We explore these issues and much more on Episode 255.

On Episode 254, Big Dave returns to recap one of the biggest weekends of the year in pro wrestling....Summer Slam. The 2019 edition of the Biggest Party of the Summer had all the drama you would expect from a Big 4 PPV and lasting ramifications for WWE moving forward. On this Episode, Dave recaps the two weeks leading into Summer Slam '19 and NXT Takeover Toronto II by reviewing Raw, Smackdown Live, and NXT leading into those two mega events. From there, we move into the review of NXT Takeover: Toronto II. NXT has been the center of wrestling news the past couple of days and Takeover Toronto II, and the fall out from that event, had a lot to do with that. With all of the NXT Championships on the line, the event lived up to the hype. Big Dave reviews the event here on Episode 254, including the final chapter of the epic rivalry between Adam Cole and Johnny Gargano. Also included on this Episode is a preview of Summer Slam '19 recorded just prior to the event. That is then followed up with the Summer Slam '19 review. It was a very good PPV, even though nothing truly shocking happened. How did Seth Rollins manage to slay The Beast yet again? How did "The Man" Becky Lynch and Bayley put away the latest challengers to their respective Championships? How did Charlotte Flair become the Queen of all Eras? Does The Fiend have one of the coolest entrances ever?And why did the outcome of Kofi Kingston v Randy Orton feel vaguely familiar to certain things that went down last year? Big Dave breaks it all down for you and contemplates might it all might mean moving forward here on this Super Recap of Summer Slam weekend for 2019.

On Episode 253, we take a look at some of the recent build to some of the biggest events of the summer: NXT Takeover Toronto II, Summer Slam '19, and NXT UK Takeover: Cardiff. Along the way, we question why Summer Slam is shaping up to be filled with rematches and retreads of things we have seen before? Is this what Summer Slam needs and are there enough subtle differences to make this year's biggest party of the summer worth watching? Meanwhile, the Main Event of NXT Takeover: Toronto II took shape as Johnny Cargano and Adam Cole each chose their respective stipulations for their huge NXT Championship match coming up in Toronto. Who has the edge now? Along the way, a tremendous Triple Threat for the North American Championship was booked and we explore why it might be the perfect matchup for those involved. We also discuss 205 Live, ponder whether Imperium might be the most powerful faction in WWE, and discuss AEW's big announcement of their debut episode coming to TNT on Wednesday 10/2/19. Are the Wednesday Night Wars upon us.....and is picking a fight with NXT smart on the part of AEW? We then close out this Episode with a Watch Along. Shortly after WrestleMania, Big Rick and Big Dave got together to watch one of the greatest WrestleMania matches of all-time: "Macho Man" Randy Savage vs Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat from WrestleMania III. So join us on Episode 253, fire up your WWE Network, and watch along with us as we relive one of the best matches ever!

After a three month hiatus, The Attitude Of Aggression returns to talk about AEW's Fight For The Fallen, WWE's Extreme Rule 2019, and Raw Reunion. We also rundown The Chairshot.com's Mid-Season Awards and do a Semi-Retro Review opf NXT Takeover: New York and WrestleMania 35.

On Episode 251, we talk to two men who have reached their breaking point. "Lights Out" Adrian Surge and the Dynamo Pro Champion, "The Wind of Destruction" Makaze, will meet on 4/20/19 at the Concordia Turners Gymnasium with much more than the Dynamo Pro Championship on the line...both men have out their careers on the line! How did we get here and what does each man think about this massive match? Tune in to Episode 251 and find out. From there Big Dave recaps Fastlane 2019, as well as the week after the big event. It was the last stop on the Road to WrestleMania and it saw the next chapter in Kofimania, the last ride for The Shield, Daniel Bryan survive another test, and Becky Lynch earn her way back into the WrestleMania 35 Main Event. Big Dave recaps it all in Semi-Retro Review fashion here on Episode 251.

In this latest Episode of the Attitude Of Aggression Wrestling Podcast, we review Payback 2015. It was a surprisingly excellent pay-per-view, one filled with tremendous action, a couple of surprises and some developments that will be worth watching over the next couple of weeks as we now move on towards the Elimination Chamber PPV on May 31, 2015. Who uttered those infamous words, "I Quit"? Were those words even uttered at all? Did King Barrett reign supreme over Neville? Is Bray Wyatt the new Face of Fear? And did Seth Rollins' reign as WWE World Heavyweight Champion come to an end in Baltimore? Listen to Episode 11, find out the answers to all your questions, and so much more.

It is a triple celebration here at AoA! Not only is it WrestleMania Sunday but we are celebrating our 4th Anniversary and Episode 250, all at the same time! We kick off the festivities with a no holds barred interview Big Dave did with the one and only Superstar Bill Dundee. The Superstar has never been someone shy or at a loss for words and that is definitely the case here as he talks about his career and lets you in on some eye opening stories about Randy Savage, Undertaker, Ric Flair, Eric Bischoff, and much more. On the 4th Anniversary of the show, this may be our most eye opening interview to date and one you will not want to miss. From there Big Dave is joined by author, playwright, and pro wrestling historian John Cosper. John brings you behind the scenes on his latest book chronicling the life and career of the original Black Panker, Jim Mitchell. John is as knowledgeable as anyone when it comes to the history of pro wrestling and we know you will appreciate his takes on the past, present, and future of this great industry we all love. From there, it is the return of Big Rick to the show. Coming out of a 9 month hiatus, Big Rick and Big Dave are like the Wonder Twins reuniting here as they not only preview WrestleMania 35, but they also countdown the greatest WrestleMania matches of all-time. How will things go at MetLife Stadium in a few short hours? What were the greatest WrestleMania matches of all-time? Tune in to Episode 250 and find out. Last but certainly not least, we leave the realm of pro wrestling to do something fun here on Episode 250. Superheroes and comic book based movies are all the rage these days, and for good reason. With Captain Marvel and Shazam being released, and with End Game on the horizon, the time seemed right to try and rank the greatest Super-Hero movies of all-time. Big Dave is joined by his lovely wife, and a couple of other super hero nerds to discuss the Top 10 Super Hero movies of all time in a fun and entertaining way to close out Episode 250 with a bang. Its a celebration of 4 years of excellence, buffoonery, insight, comedy, and fun here on Episode 250 and we truly hope you enjoy it!

Episode 249 is a true marathon that covers one of the most important time periods of 2019....and it is being released here on the eve of WrestleMania 35. In this Episode, Big Dave tells the story of the origins of KofiMania. How exactly did Kofi Kingston go from a beloved member of The New Day to the #1 Contender to Daniel Bryan's WWE Championship? Episode 249 chronicles the genesis of this unlikely development. On this Episode, we cover all the events on Raw, Smackdown Live, 205 Live, NXT and NXT UK from the week before Elimination Chamber all the way to the Fastlane PPV. This includes the amazing gauntlet match on Smackdown Live that set this whole thing off. Big Dave also recaps the Elimination Chamber match that sealed the deal and Kofi's trials and tribulations at the hands of Mr. McMahon. If you are interested in how KofiMania came to be, this is the Episode for you. But it has not just been about Kofi Kingston, not at all. This Episode also covers some truly huge moments in WWE the past couple of months such as Becky Lynch's dogged determination to not be left out of the WrestleMania Main Event, Ronda Rousey finally turning heel, the crowning of the first ever Women's Tag Champs, Samoa Joe and Finn Balor finally breaking through to capture gold, the Cruiserweights continuing to impress, the Dusty Classic tournament in NXT, and the always evolving scene in NXT UK. And, of course, one of the best surprises possible....the return of The Big Dog as Roman Reigns announced he was in remission. It is all here on Episode 249. As WrestleMania draws near, come take this journey with us to recap some of the most important events on the Road To WrestleMania.

In this 10th Episode of the Attitude of Aggression Wrestling Podcast we take a look at the card for Payback 2015, coming to the wrestling universe this Sunday, May 17, 2015. Who do we think will come out on top when all the smoke clears on Sunday? Listen to this episode to find out all the details. Plus, we take a look at how the NXT Takeover Unstoppable event is shaping up for this Wednesday.

On Episode 248, Big Dave is joined by World League Wrestling broadcaster, Dylan Highley. This remarkable young man was kind enough to join us to talk about WLW's biggest event of the year, Night of Champions, coming up on March 9, 2019. Dylan also shared with Dave his inspiring story and the two even discuss and analyze some of the greatest broadcasters of all-time. It is a conversation you won't want to miss and Dylan also has some updated info for anyone planning on attending the event on the 9th so be sure to check it out. From there, Big Dave goes back a few weeks and recaps the Worlds Collide Tournament, as well as Halftime Heat, two events that went a long way towards changing the landscape in NXT, 205 Live, and NXT UK. Big Dave does what the WWE Network did not and recaps the tournament in the order it went down, from the Battle Royal all the way to Velveteen Dream's final 1-2-3 over Tyler Bate. He also discusses the Halftime Heat match and events that transpired on 205 Live, NXT, and NXT UK the week after all of these mega-events aired. To close off Episode 248, Big Dave concludes his review of Wrestle Kingdom 13 as he discusses Part 2 and 3 that aired on AXS TV. Included are reviews of one of the Young Bucks final matches in NJPW, Kazuchka Okada v "Switchblade" Jay White, and Kushida's final Wrestle Kingdom appearance, at least for the foreseeable future. There is a lot going on here on Episode 248 so sit back, grab a drink, and enjoy.

On Episode 247, Big Dave is back to talk about a whole bunch of things in the rapidly evolving world of pro wrestling. We begin the Episode as Dave is joined by Eric Jackson of Combat Arts Preservation and Education to talk about C.A.P.E., what they have going on, and to review the 2019 installment of the Royal Rumble. Eric watched the event from the Dave and Buster's in Hollywood and he gives us some insight as to how the crowd watching on PPV reacted to all the big moments. Dave and Eric recap all the matches and highlights of one of the most beloved of all the WWE PPVs. What did they think of Asuka tapping out The Man, only to have Becky return later in the night and win the Women's Rumble? Was the event too predictable? Can Seth Rollins slay The Beast after winning the Men's Rumble. Tune in to Episode 247 and find out. From there, Dave recaps the two weeks of Raw and Smackdown Live immediately following the Royal Rumble. On Raw, Becky Lynch first showed up to challenge Ronda Rousey to a Raw Women's Championship match at WrestleMania 35, in what might very well be the biggest match in the history of Women's wrestling. Then she had her already damaged knee damaged more by Charlotte Flair on Smackdown Live. Then she was suspended for refusing medical assistance, and also attacked Stephanie McMahon, and slapped Triple H. Quite an eventful two weeks for The Man. Meanwhile, Brock Lesnar made up Seth Rollins's mind for him as to who Seth would face at WrestleMania, Daniel Bryan trashed the old WWE Championship for an Eco-Friendly title belt, R-Truth ended up as the US Champion, and Asuka, after the biggest win of her career, vanished. All that and much more as Dave brings you up to speed on the two week fall out from the Royal Rumble on Raw and Smackdown Live here on Episode 247. We then close out the Episode by talking about AEW. To the surprise of no one, Kenny Omega signed with AEW. Double or Nothing ticket details were announced, and thousands of pro wrestling fans lost their collective minds. Big Dave offers his thoughts and opinions on AEW here in Episode 247. Is the hype justified or are people expecting too much too soon from the new fed. Tune in to Episode 247 to find out.

Its Royal Rumble weekend and Big Dave is back to get you all caught up with things as the Road to WrestleMania officially begins. We kick this Episode off with a two week recap as Big Dave brings you all the action from Raw, Smackdown Live, 205 Live, NXT, and NXT UK for the weeks of January 14 through January 23, 2019. This sets the stage for the Royal Rumble, as well as NXT Takeover: Phoenix. Included in the review is how we ended up with Brock Lesnar v Finn Balor for the Universal Championship, how things got so intense with Sasha Banks and Ronda Rousey, Becky Lynch v. Asuka with Charlotte Flair stirring the pot, Daniel Bryan continuing to get the better of AJ Styles, at least on the mic, the development of the Fatal 4 Way Title match on 205 Live, DIY 2.0 (?) on NXT, Bianca Belair's quest to remain undefeated, and the fall out from NXT UK Takeover: Blackpool. It is all here on Episode 246. From there, Big Dave recaps NXT Takeover: Phoenix. Who left the desert with the gold? Could Johnny Gargano finally break through? Could Aleister Black regain the NXT Championship. Did we see the end of an Era? Did Bianca Belair stay undefeated? We recap all the action for you here on Episode 246. Last but certainly not least, Big Dave is joined by PC Tunney of the DWI Podcast to preview the Royal Rumble. Who is going to WrestleMania? Who will be the champions after tonight? What surprises might be in store for everyone after this historic event from Chase Field in Arizona? Tune in to Episode 246 and find out.

On Episode 245, we are thrilled to welcome back to the show our friends from Dynamo Pro Wrestling as they get ready for a big event on January 19th in DeSoto, MO. We first get a chance to talk to the 2018 Riot On The River Tournament Champion, The Snitch. The mysterious masked man of Dynamo Pro had a breakthrough year in every sense of the word in 2018 and he returns to the show on this Episode to talk to Big Dave about his tremendous year and what he he plans to do in 2019. From there, Big Dave talks to "The Valedictorian" Keon Option. Keon is going for gold on the 19th as he will take on Ace Hawkins for the MWR Championship. We got a chance to talk to Keon just before this huge match and got his thoughts on his plans for 2019 as well. We close things off by talking with Luke Roberts about the big card on the 19th. With four championships on the line that night, and some highly intriguing matchups, Luke was more than happy to share his thoughts on Dynamo Pro's first big event of 2019 and we have all of that here for you on Episode 245.

The final Episode of 2018....and we are going out with a bang as it is time for the 4th Annual Swaggy Awards where we honor the very best of the best in the world of pro wrestling for 2018. Big Dave is joined by an All-Star Panel of friends and fellow podcasting experts as they break down and hand out virtual hardware in 20 different categories. Match of the Year, Moment of the Year, Wrestler of the Year, and so much more. It is all right here on the 4th Annual Swaggy Awards Show. If you are looking for a great way to close out your pro wrestling experience here in 2018, look no further than a very special Episode 242. Happy New Year and may 2019 be your best year ever.

On Episode 241 we begin things with an interview of the present CCW Champion, Cha Cha Charlie. We talked to Charlie about his recuperation from a recent injury, his career, his aspirations, and his upcoming title defense on December 1. It is another great interview with another excellent wrestler who is lighting the Indy scene on fire. Fans of Charlie will definitely enjoy this interview and we are pleased to bring it to you  Episode 241. From there, it is a double dose of Semi-Retro Reviews. The first of these is Big Dave's recap of NJPW's G1 USA Special that took place in San Francisco back on July 7, 2018. Dave was present at the event and had some backstage privileges so you Aggressionaholics will get some exclusive content on this Episode. Dave recaps all the big matches, including all the big stars of NJPW including matches featuring the Young Bucks, ZSJ, Minoru Suzuki, EVIL, Sanada, Kazuchka Okada and Tetsuya Naito. Dave pays special attention to the final three matches including Takahashi's courageous effort against Dragon Lee with a legit broken neck, Juice Robinson finally breaking through against Jay White, Kenny v Cody, and the formation of the Firing Squad. It is all here on Episode 241. From there, and just in time for Takeover: War Games, Big Dave recaps NXT Takeover: Brooklyn 4. Her reviews the build to this event, including Tomasso Ciampa's stunning victory over Aleister Black to capture the NXT Championship. Then it is on to the big event. Did the 4th installment live up to the loft expectations that the previous three Brooklyn Takeovers had set? It is all covered here including the probable Tag Team match of the year, Velveteen Dream's statement win, Ricochet and Kairi Sane capturing gold, and another chapter in the brutal rivalry between Tomasso Ciampa and Johnny Gargano. Takeover: Brooklyn 4 was a very important event and set the stage for what will transpire this weekend in Los Angeles. If you missed it or want to revisit it, check it out here on Episode 241.

On this Episode Big Dave talks about some of the biggest stories going on in WWE in quite some time. We begin with an addendum to what was originally planned for Episode 240 as Big Dave discusses the stunning revelation that Roman Reigns (aka Leati Joseph Anoaʻi) has been battling leukemia for 11 years and must do so again. One of the most emotional scenes in the recent history of Monday Night Raw played out this past Monday and Dave shares his thoughts, feelings, and hopes for Roman at the outset of this Episode. #thankyouroman From there, Dave recaps Smackdown 1000. Did the event live up to expectations? How was it compared to Raw 25 that took place earlier this year? What were the big stories and who left the 1000th Episode of Smackdown with momentum moving forward. Dave discusses this and much more here on Episode 240. Dave then tackles the Crown Jewel controversy head on. It is a situation that is evolving even as this is being written. In the wake of the killing of Jamal Khashoggi, public backlash against WWE going forward with the PPV event in Riyadh on November 2, 2018 has been intense to say the least. Should the event be canceled altogether? Should it be relocated? Should it go forward as scheduled? There have been thousands of opinions on this topic over the past few weeks and here on Episode 240, Dave gives you his thoughts and opinions on a very controversial topic. We then close out Episode 240 on a lighter note as we release the final installment of the lost Summer Slam '17 Tapes. In this installment, Big Dave was joined by PC Tunney of the DWI Podcast, and Christopher Platt of Pod Is War, as they reviewed Summer Slam '17. What did the guys think of the event and how have things changed since the review was recorded? It is a fun review that recaps one of the bigger events in fairly recent WWE history that we think you will enjoy.

In this episode of the Attitude of Aggression Wrestling Podcast, we review Monday Night Raw from March 11, 2015, the go home show for Payback coming up this weekend. It was an eventful Raw and we discuss all the issues, including Daniel Bryan's emotional relinquishing of the Intercontinental Championship, the awesome match between Neville and John Cena for the United States Championship and the rapidly developing main event coming up at Payback. Did we see the formation of the new Mega Powers...or something kind of, sort of, like that? We also discuss the announcement of the return of The Elimination Chamber at the end of the month and we offer our ideas on why the Intercontinental Championship should be decided in that format...and we recorded this a couple of hours before WWE announced they were actually going in that direction proving, yet again, just how smart we really are. Or something like that. We also discuss a possible swerve for the main event at Payback in the Creative Corner. All that and more for the low price of free. Enjoy.

Fans of Dynamo Pro Wrestling, get ready for the Semi-Finals of the Riot On The River Tournament here on Episode 239! The Riot On The River Semi-Finals are just a few hours away and here on this special edition of the Podcast you can listen to interviews with all four Semi-Finalists just to get you even more amped for all the great action later on tonight. This Episode begins with interviews with the Dynamo Pro Tag Team Champions, the Agents of Chaos, Jimmy LaFleur of the Arch City Mercenaries, and the Voice of Dynamo Pro, Chris Roedel, who all talk about what is going on with Dynamo Pro, the tag team scene, the hottest rivalries in the promotion, and why is Viktor Von Stein so angry these days? From there, we have interviews with Mr. Extraordinary, Benjamin Trust, and his Semi-Final opponent, Mike Outlaw, as they gear up to face each other with a shot in the Finals on the line. Will Mike Outlaw be a member of the United States of Slam or will the D1 Champion bring Benjamin's title hopes to a less than extraordinary conclusion? We then conclude the Episode with interviews with The Snitch and his Semi-Final opponent, Billy McNeil. No longer able to sneak up on his opposition, does The Snitch have one more signature win up his sleeve or will possibly the most experienced of the Semi Finalists move one step closer to the Gold? Tune in on Episode 239 to see what the guys think!

After a bit of a break in action, we are back with another installment of what we like to call Semi-Retro Reviews. These are reviews and recaps of fairly recent PPVs or similar events occurring in the world of pro wrestling. On Episode 238, Big Dave talks all about Extreme Rules 2018. He reviews all the action that took place on Raw, Smackdown Live, 205 Live, and even NXT, that took place between Money In The Bank and Extreme Rules. He then reviews Extreme Rules '18, complete with comments and opinions about the event, the aftermath and the crowd in Pittsburgh that now infamous evening. The heated feud between Roman Reigns and Bobby Lashley;  the equally intense feud between Seth Rollins, Dolph Ziggler and Drew McIntyre; Braun Strowman's gradual destruction of Kevin Owens; Alexa Bliss and Carmella dominating the Women's titles; AJ Styles dominant reigns as WWE Champion; the rise of 205 Live; the road to Takeover: Brooklyn IV...it all gets covered here on Episode 238. Along the way, Big Dave tries to connect what happened then to more recent events and discusses the truly tragic deaths that have hit the pro wrestling world very hard these past couple of months. Join us here on Episode 238 as we travel to the not too distant past and talk all things Extreme Rules '18.

In this Episode of the Attitude Of Aggression Wrestling Podcast we recap the week that was in WWE. We take a look at the evolving Main Event at Payback and offer our thoughts on it morphing into a Fatal Four way for the title. We also discuss Lana, her eventual face turn and how WWE might just pull that off. We review the epic match between Sami Zayn and John Cena from Raw and also discuss the injury bug that has hit NXT. We offer our thoughts on the E:60 documentary "Behind The Curtain", contemplate a possible Owen Hart DVD, and try and comprehend why a grown man would attempt to execute The Last Ride on an 18-month old, with tragic consequences. In the Hot Tag segment this week, we talk about the feuds/matches we most want to see based on the current roster. That and all sorts of antics and buffoonery for you wrestling fans on an epic 8th Episode.

In this episode of the Attitude of Aggression Wrestling Podcast we pay our respects to the great Verne Gagne, review the 2015 King of the Ring Tournament and take a look at the developing card for Payback. The Hot Tag segment explores which wrestlers have the best entrances and the Creative Corner fantasizes about the five wrestlers we would most like to see challenge John Cena for the US Championship if he were still the champ at WrestleMania 32.

On Episode 237, we kick things off with two more excellent interviews from Dynamo Pro talent. Just in time for tonight's big Riot on The River event in Grafton, IL, Big Dave interviews two guys who will be heavily involved in the festivities tonight. He first talks to "Mr. Extraordinary" Benjamin Trust, who discusses the tournament so far, his Quarterfinal match vs Outtcast, and his career thus far. From there, Dave welcomes back to the show one of our favorite guests, "Lights Out" Adrian Surge. Adrian has a massive opportunity tonight to defeat Makaze and become the Dynamo Pro Champion and, on this episode, he talks about what has become a very heated rivalry with his former mentor. Fans of Dynamo Pro will not want to miss these interviews as we get set for the big night tonight. From there, Big Dave recaps the recently completed 2018 WWE UK Championship. From the first match of the First Round, all the way to the final bell at the NXT UK Championship, Dave runs down a tremendous event put on by WWE. What were the high points? Who really stepped forward and asserted themselves? What does the future hold for the NXT UK Division? If you missed the tournament or have been on the fence about watching it, then tune in to Episode 237 and find out if it might be worth your time. We then close this Episode down by releasing Vol. 2 of the lost Summer Slam '17 tapes. In this installment, we release the Summer Slam '17 Tri-Cast Preview show. This was the final time Kinny Killa of the Sunday Segue Wrestling Podcast appeared on the show before he closed up shop so for those of you who miss hearing Kinny's voice, this will be a nice trip down memory lane. What did Dave, Kinny, Chris Platt, DPP, and PC Tunny think about Summer Slam '17 before the event took place and, more importantly, how did they do with their picks? As the Road to Summer Slam '18 nears its conclusion, join us here to take a look back at last year's Mega event before it took place. Please make sure you are checking out the Attitude Of Aggression and all of the other great pro wrestling and sports related content at www.thechairshot.com. The Chairshot....remember to always use your head.

On Episode 236, we begin by talking to Robert Jacobs, one of the founders of the United Wrestling Front. Robert talks to us about the UWF's past, present, and future. From there, we talk to a 29 year veteran of the Squared Circle, The Wild Man Beast, who tells us all about his career and his big match this weekend in a Beast vs Beast matchup against Dan "The Beast" Severn From there, we shift to talk to Dynamo Pro Wrestling standout, Jackal, who pulled off a pretty big upset in the ongoing Riot on The River Tournament. Jackal tells us about that and what we can expect from him moving forward. From there, Dynamo Pro's Luke Roberts returns to the show to tell us about all the latest with Dynamo Pro and what we can expect over the next few weeks. Big Dave then closes this Episode out by releasing some previously unreleased recordings that dealt with the go-home episodes of Raw, Smackdown Live, and 205 Live leading into Summer Slam 2017. He also covers topics such as the passing of Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, Ric Flair's health scare, and some other issues that were taking place around that time. As we are on the Road to Summer Slam '18, the time seemed right to release this first volume of Summer Slam related recordings from last year. Please make sure you are checking out the Attitude Of Aggression and all of the other great pro wrestling and sports related content at www.thechairshot.com. The Chairshot....remember to always use your head.  

On Episode 235, we have some more great interviews for you Aggressionaholics out there. We were recently joined by the Dynamo Pro Tag Team Champions, the Agents of Chaos (Victor Von Stein and Xavier Shadows) to discuss the tag team scene in Dynamo Pro and Pro Wrestling in general. What has made them so successful? What do they like about the current state of tag team wrestling and what bothers them? For aspiring tag teams out there, here is a chance to get some insight from a Championship team. From there, we got to speak with another Champion as the present Dynamo Pro Champion, "The Wind of Destruction" Makaze stopped by to spend some time talking to Big Dave. With nearly 20 years of experience, Makaze is a treasure trove of knowledge. We cover topics such as training, psychology, story-telling, and even how to light your opponents on fire! It is a tremendous interview with one of the most accomplished Champions in the game today and one you won't want to miss. To close out this Episode, Big Dave does the first of his Semi-Retro Reviews. Fresh on the heels of his attending NJPW's second G1 USA Special in San Francisco this past weekend, Big Dave reviews and recaps for you the first G1 USA Special. Last year's inaugural event in Long Beach provided the foundation for what went down in the Bay Area this past weekend. What made the first G1 USA Special such a ground-breaking event? Big Dave runs it down for all you NJPW fans out there. Please make sure you are checking out the Attitude Of Aggression and all of the other great pro wrestling and sports related content at www.thechairshot.com. The Chairshot....remember to always use your head.

On Episode 234. Big Dave is back with a couple of great interviews. We begin by welcoming Dynamo Pro Wrestling's Luke Roberts back to the show to give you all the latest details about the 2018 Riot On The River Tournament. From there, we are thrilled to welcome to the show professional wrestler, Savannah Stone. Savannah is just 18 years old but is already, in many ways, a decorated ring veteran. She talked to Big Dave about her tremendous career so far, including her recent match against Nia Jax on Monday Night Raw. For members of the #StoneNation, you wont want to miss this! Big Dave is then joined by Big Rick of the 2MB Podcast as the guys sat down about a week or so ago to review, digest, and contemplate all the action that went down at NXT Takeover: Chicago II and Money In The Bank '18. Why did the guys think this was the best PPV weekend of the year? Which matches stole the show? Where might we go from here? Tune in to Episode 234 and find out! Please make sure you are checking out the Attitude Of Aggression and all of the other great pro wrestling and sports related content at www.thechairshot.com. The Chairshot....remember to always use your head.

In this Episode, we review Extreme Rules '15 and provide our analysis and insight into the event, what we thought of it, and where we think WWE might go from here as the road to Payback begins. Plus, the co-host makes his long-awaited debut and has has some opinions about the two most recent Hot Tag topics of conversation.

In this Episode of the Attitude of Aggression Wrestling Podcast, we preview Extreme Rules '15 just hours before the event goes live. The Hot Tag section this week asks whether or not there are too many pay-per-views these days and whether a return to the days of old, where there were only the big four PPVs, might be what is best for business. Finally, the Creative Corner looks at our idea for what would be a massive main event at WrestleMania 32, one so big it could only happen in Texas.