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AEW Dynamite Summer Blockbuster was one of those shows that had some good things on it, but also a whole lot of stuff that made you ask, “What exactly are we doing here?” The Tommaso Ciampa and Chris Jericho segment felt way too sports-entertainment for a company that loves telling us it's the sports-based alternative. Jon Moxley vs. Shane Taylor for the Continental Title was a complete drag, PAC vs. Mark Briscoe did very little for me, and Orange Cassidy vs. Andrade was another match that just kind of sat there.There were some positives. The surprise in the Women's Owen tournament was interesting, and Swerve Strickland vs. Brody King was a good main event that at least gave the show a strong finish. But overall, this was a mixed bag at best. Some angles moved forward, some stories got more cluttered, and Forbidden Door is clearly taking shape in the weirdest Tony Khan way possible.In this review, I break down everything that mattered from AEW Dynamite Summer Blockbuster 6/10/26 in under 10 minutes — the good, the bad, and the stuff that made me roll my eyes.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

NXT was a mixed bag this week, but there was definitely some good stuff on the show. Fraxiom opened with a strong tag match, Mason Rook and Naraku had a very good number one contender's match, Kendal Grey scored a big win to earn an NXT Women's Title shot, and Zaria finally did what needed to be done by winning the NXT Women's North American Championship. That part? Very good. Very needed.But then you had the Mr. NXT Pageant nonsense, and that was exactly the kind of goofy stuff that drags a show down when it could have just been a simple angle or a fight. Jasper Troy and Dion Lennox was just kind of there, and the pageant skits were flat-out stupid.So overall, not a bad NXT, but definitely one of those shows where the good and the dumb were fighting for screen time. In this review, I break down everything that mattered from WWE NXT 6/9/26 in under 10 minutes.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

Raw was a very entertaining show. Strong crowd, good pacing, and a few moments that actually felt important. Oba Femi opened the show like an absolute superstar, Dominik Mysterio got drowned in boos, and their King of the Ring showdown now feels like a very big deal. Becky Lynch, Liv Morgan, Alexa Bliss, and Chelsea Green had a good Queen of the Ring opener, Sol Ruca retained the Women's Intercontinental Title in a fun match, LA Knight and Jey Uso had a tense segment, Penta and Rey Mysterio delivered a pretty good Intercontinental Title match, and the main event four-way was excellent with Je'Von Evans stealing the huge win.This was one of those Raws that was just easy to watch. Nothing felt painfully bad, the crowd was into it, and WWE gave us enough meaningful tournament and title developments to keep things moving. In this review, I break down everything that mattered from WWE Raw 6/8/26 in under 10 minutes.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

On this absolutely tremendous episode of Make Pro Wrestling Majestic Again, we're covering two very big league shows: WWE Clash in Italy and AAA Noches de Los Grandes Night 2. Huge matches, major stars, unbelievable drama — the kind of wrestling weekend people are going to be talking about for a long time.First, we review WWE Clash in Italy, where Cody Rhodes retained the WWE Undisputed Championship against Gunther, Rhea Ripley defeated Jade Cargill to retain the WWE Women's Championship, Brock Lesnar with Paul Heyman beat Oba Femi, Sol Ruca shocked the world by defeating Becky Lynch for the WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship, and Roman Reigns beat Jacob Fatu in Tribal Combat to keep the World Heavyweight Championship and the title of Tribal Chief. Huge stakes. Huge names. Very intense.Then we head to AAA Noches de Los Grandes Night 2, where Lince Dorado won a wild fatal five-way to become the new #1 contender to the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship, and Bayley, La Catalina, and Lola Vice defeated Las Tóxicas in a big trios match. Tremendous lucha action. Very exciting.We also cover a loaded week in wrestling news: Amazon/MGM reportedly not selling the Lucha Underground library, with teaser activity tied instead to a YouTube rollout; WWE quietly retiring the NXT Heritage Cup with Stacks recognized as the final champion; NXT Great American Bash going live on The CW and going head-to-head with AEW Forbidden Door and TNA Slammiversary; Mick Foley saying he's open to one final AEW match if it can be done safely; an opinion piece calling the El Grande Americano mask-vs.-mask match wrestling at its very best; and of course, Danhausen claiming he has “uncursed” the New York Knicks, which frankly is amazing.Big reviews. Big opinions. Big wrestling.You're going to want to hear this one.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

SmackDown was a decent show this week. Not an all-time classic, not a “drop everything and watch it immediately” kind of episode, but definitely enjoyable. Gunther opened the show demanding justice after his loss to Cody Rhodes, Cody fired back, and Sami Zayn made the whole situation even messier. Raquel Rodriguez advanced in the Queen of the Ring, Rhea Ripley addressed Clash in Italy, Jade Cargill picked up another win in tag action, Ricky Saints stole one from Carmelo Hayes, Lash Legend handled Chelsea Green, and the main event gave us the result people are going to be talking about: Dominik Mysterio moving on to the King of the Ring semifinals.That's right. Dirty Dom keeps finding ways to win, and now he's got Oba Femi waiting for him. Overall, I liked this show. It was easy to watch, moved well, and didn't waste too much time, even if it wasn't must-see television. In this review, I break down everything that mattered from WWE SmackDown 6/5/26 in under 10 minutes.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

AEW Dynamite had some good wrestling, some big names, and also some of the usual problems that keep holding this show back. MJF vs. Rush was a good opener for the AEW World Title, but let's be honest, it should have felt much bigger with more story and more time to breathe. Mark Briscoe beat Lio Rush and then cut a very emotional promo calling out MJF. Thekla, Julia Hart, and Skye Blue had one of the most talked-about segments of the night with a very aggressive message aimed at Stardom. Andrade had a total nothing match, Kevin Knight retained the TNT Title over Speedball Mike Bailey in a fun one, Mercedes Mone returned in the Women's Owen tournament, and Will Ospreay beat Mark Davis in a match that got way too messy for its own good.Overall? Entertaining show, but also a frustrating one. AEW keeps giving you flashes of something great, then undercuts it with rushed builds, random segments, or overbooked finishes. In this review, I break down everything that mattered on AEW Dynamite 6/3/26 in under 10 minutes.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

NXT gave us a pretty fun, easy-to-watch show this week. Nothing dragged too badly, there was solid match variety, and the show moved at a good pace. Zaria opened things with a strong win over Lizzy Rain and, finally, this felt like the Zaria people have been waiting to see. OTM and The Culling had a fun tag match, Jackson Drake kept the momentum going, Lola Vice set up her next challenger situation, Dark State got a needed win, and Tony D'Angelo retained the NXT Championship in a solid main event.Not everything was great. Lexis King vs. Romeo Moreno for the NXT Speed Championship was pretty dull and definitely not the best showcase for that division. But overall, this was a good show with a few meaningful developments, especially heading into next week with the North American Title and the NXT Title contender situation.In this review, I break down the whole show in under 10 minutes — the good, the bad, and what actually mattered most on WWE NXT 6/2/26.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

Raw from Turin was a very entertaining show. The crowd was tremendous, the pacing was strong, and nothing on this show felt like a complete waste of time. Roman Reigns opened things with Acknowledgement Day, Jacob Fatu did what he said he'd do, and while the segment was perfectly fine, I've got real concerns about WWE going right back to Bloodline business again. Oba Femi was unbelievably over in that King of the Ring fatal four-way, Sol Ruca had her standard babyface champion moment, Rey Mysterio and Dragon Lee got a nice win, IYO SKY advanced in the Queen of the Ring, and Seth Rollins vs. Bron Breakker absolutely delivered in the main event.Overall, this was a strong Raw. Hot crowd, good wrestling, not too many pointless segments, and a main event that felt big. In this review, I break down everything that mattered and what worked best on WWE Raw 6/1/26.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

On this absolutely tremendous episode of Make Pro Wrestling Majestic Again, we're talking about two massive shows: AAA Noche de Los Grandes and AEW Double or Nothing 2026. Big stars, huge title changes, wild stipulations—folks, this is what wrestling is all about.First, we review AAA Noche de Los Grandes, where Rey Fénix captured the AAA World Cruiserweight Championship from Laredo Kid, El Hijo del Vikingo defeated El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. for the AAA Latin American Championship, The War Raiders won the AAA World Tag Team Titles from Pagano and Psycho Clown, and El Grande Americano defeated “The Original” El Grande Americano in a No DQ máscara contra máscara match. Total insanity. Very dramatic.Then we break down AEW Double or Nothing 2026, featuring Cage and Cope beating FTR in a brutal “I Quit” New York Street Fight to win the AEW World Tag Team Titles, Konosuke Takeshita taking the International Title from Kazuchika Okada, Jon Moxley defeating Kyle O'Reilly, Will Ospreay beating Samoa Joe, Swerve Strickland advancing over Bandido, Athena defeating Mina Shirakawa, Thekla retaining the AEW Women's World Title, a completely unhinged Stadium Stampede, and MJF defeating Darby Allin in a Title vs. Hair match to become AEW World Champion. Huge.We also cover a loaded week in wrestling news: the NWA apology after Odinson's insensitive comments, criticism of TNA's AMC era, the NJPW ownership shakeup with TV Asahi and CyberAgent, AEW programming leaving NJPW World in Japan, the reported Curtis Axel arrest after a Minnesota drive-thru incident, and Eric Bischoff throwing cold water on the rumored WWE nWo reboot story.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

SmackDown in Barcelona had energy, big stars, and plenty of drama. Jade Cargill opened the show with the Baddies, Rhea Ripley came out strong, Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss got involved, and Jade still ended the night looking dangerous heading into Clash in Italy. Axiom got a huge win over The Miz in front of his home country crowd, Carmelo Hayes and Ricky Saints had a very good match with a chaotic finish, and Cody Rhodes and Gunther closed the show with a final face-off that did exactly what it needed to do.In this review, I break down the entire show in under 10 minutes — the good, the bad, the weird, and what actually mattered most going into Clash in Italy. Fast review, honest reaction, no nonsense.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

TNA gave us a very busy show, folks. A lot happening, some of it tremendous, some of it not so tremendous. KC Navarro pinned Mustafa Ali in the Men's Champions Challenge and now he's got himself a shot at the International Title. Big moment. Tessa Blanchard got the job done, and Harley Hudson looked very impressive in defeat. Santino vs. Stacks? Not exactly a classic. Then Fabian Aichner vs. Eddie Edwards turned into complete chaos thanks to The System. And in the Knockouts Champions Challenge, Xia Brookside scored a huge pin and earned herself a Knockouts World Title match.We're breaking down all of it — the good, the bad, the madness, and who came out looking strong on TNA Impact 5/28/26.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

AEW Dynamite on 5/27/26 was a fun show overall, folks. Not a perfect show, not some all-time masterpiece, but a fun show with some fresh movement in a few divisions. The men's tag division got a real jolt, the Owen Hart matches delivered, MJF got his big ego celebration, and Kevin Knight kicked things off trying to explain himself in a promo segment that did nobody any favors.Jericho beat Ricochet in a fun opener, Rush won a four-way that was basically just a bunch of moves, MJF celebrated becoming a three-time AEW World Champion before Mark Briscoe and Rush got involved, Brody King and Claudio beat each other up in a hard-hitting tournament match, and Cope & Cage finally got crashed into a new, fresh feud with The Dogs looking dangerous for once. That was smart booking. Very smart.The big negative? The women got almost nothing. One short TayJay squash and that's basically it. No women's Owen matches, barely any time, no real focus. That's not good enough, especially on a show that had time for plenty of other stuff. Fun show, yes. Balanced show? Not even close.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

WWE NXT on 5/26/26 was a very solid show, folks. Not a perfect show, not some all-time classic, but a very watchable developmental show with some strong ideas, a few good matches, and one very clear standout: Kelani Jordan looked tremendous. Brutal, mean, different — exactly what she needs to be. That finish over Wren Sinclair was excellent and it got over the way it was supposed to.You also had Darkstate trying to explain their internal mess, Sean Legacy and Dorian Van Dux wrestling to a time-limit draw in the Speed tournament, Jaida Parker picking up a win, Tony D'Angelo getting confronted by multiple challengers, Nathan Frazer and Romeo Moreno having a really fun tournament final, Shiloh Hill continuing whatever strange thing he's doing, and Lola Vice retaining the NXT Women's Championship in a good main event against Izzi Dame.In this review, I break down every match and every segment, what worked, what didn't, and why NXT continues to get a little extra grace because it's developmental — but still needs to tighten a few things up. Good show overall, and a lot to talk about.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

WWE RAW on 5/25/26 had some big names, some big talking segments, and yet somehow the whole thing felt strangely flat. That's the story, folks. You've got Brock Lesnar, Oba Femi, Roman Reigns, Jacob Fatu, LA Knight, Seth Rollins, Penta, Rey Mysterio — major names, tremendous names — and still the show never really felt important. That's a problem.The best thing on the night was the Intercontinental Title match with Penta and Je'Von Evans. Fun, energetic, strong opener. After that, things got a lot shakier. The Brock/Oba explanation still feels weird, the LA Knight/Jimmy Uso segment felt shoehorned into the show, Montez Ford vs. Seth Rollins was only fine when it should have been better, and the Roman Reigns/Jacob Fatu contract signing was solid enough but it also felt like we've been circling the same story for weeks.In this review, I break down every match and every segment, what worked, what didn't, and why this was one of those RAWs where the roster looked huge but the show itself felt small. Big names. Small impact. Not great.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

On this absolutely tremendous episode of Make Pro Wrestling Majestic Again, we review WWE Saturday Night's Main Event XLIV—and let me tell you, folks, it was big, it was dramatic, and in some places, very questionable, frankly.We break down all the action, including Jade Cargill, Michin, and B-Fab scoring a major win over Rhea Ripley, Charlotte Flair, and Alexa Bliss, Sol Ruca defeating Becky Lynch by disqualification, Penta retaining the Intercontinental Championship against Ethan Page, Paige and Brie Bella holding onto the Women's Tag Team Titles against Lash Legend and Nia Jax, and The Vision—that's Logan Paul and Austin Theory—retaining over The Street Profits in the WWE World Tag Team Title Match.And that's not all. We cover a loaded week in wrestling news: Mick Foley heading to AEW Double or Nothing, Zohran Mamdani getting invited to the show in Queens, major WWE names appearing at UFC Freedom 250 Fan Fest, Jordynne Grace training for her pilot's license to help rescue animals—which is honestly very classy—plus WWE still moving ahead with Saudi Arabia plans, Ludwig Kaiser's reported arrest, and the rumor of a possible Enzo & Big Cass reunion.We also talk WWE ID talents getting new names, Asuka's update on her future, why some believe WWE will never truly care about tag team wrestling, WWE's tribute to Kyle Busch, and Rey Mysterio becoming the new GM of AAA.A lot of winners, a lot of headlines, a lot of controversy. A huge show. You're going to want to hear this one.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

WWE SmackDown on 5/22/26 was a very strong show, folks. Big stars, big angles, big drama. Rhea Ripley kicked things off and immediately made it clear that Jade Cargill and her crew had made a major mistake. Then you had Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, Fatal Influence, and later Jade and the Baddies creating absolute chaos in the women's division. Tremendous mess, and I mean that in a good way.Talla Tonga beat Shinsuke Nakamura, Tiffany Stratton retained the Women's U.S. Title in a match that did not exactly blow the doors off the place, Trick Williams and Carmelo Hayes reminded everybody they've got real chemistry in a great U.S. Title match, Damian Priest battled Solo Sikoa, and Cody Rhodes vs. Sami Zayn gave us a strong main event with Gunther lurking like a complete menace.In this review, I break down every match, every segment, what worked, what didn't, and why this felt like a loaded SmackDown with multiple stories moving at once. Good wrestling, strong angles, major names — exactly what Friday nights should look like.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

TNA Impact on 5/21/26 was a very solid show, folks. Some good wrestling, some good angles, and one segment where The System said “THE SYSTEM” about 9,000 times. Tremendous confidence, maybe too much confidence. Cedric Alexander opened the show with The System, Fabian Aichner stepped up, and things got physical right away. Good start.Then you had Indi Hartwell getting robbed by nonsense at ringside, Matt Hardy beating Vincent in another chapter of this endless war, Mustafa Ali retaining in a fun open challenge against Chazz “Starboy” Hall, Xia Brookside picking up a win in her first TNA match since turning heel, and then Mike Santana and Steve Maclin delivering the best thing on the show in a strong TNA World Title match.In this review, I break down every match, every promo, every ridiculous segment, what worked, what didn't, and why Santana vs. Maclin absolutely delivered. Good show, good main event, and a lot to talk about.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

AEW Dynamite on 5/20/26 was a very strange show, folks. A lot of noise, a lot of bodies flying around, a lot of “action”—but not always a lot of substance. You had Jericho teaming with The Young Bucks in a match full of interference, shillelaghs, random run-ins, onions in a bag—yes, onions—and a big Stadium Stampede preview brawl to close the segment. Just a pile of stuff.Mark Briscoe beat Tommaso Ciampa in an Anything Goes match, Swerve and Bandido had a chaotic pull-apart style segment, Moxley and Kyle O'Reilly went to a draw in a match that only woke people up at the very last second, the women's tag was a complete mess, and Darby Allin retained the AEW World Title against Speedball Mike Bailey in a title reign that, frankly, has not been working.In this review, I break down every match, every segment, what worked, what absolutely did not work, and why this show felt like a lot of motion without enough meaning. Big opinions, strong takes, no nonsense.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

WWE NXT on 5/19/26 was a very strong show, a very exciting show, and frankly, a lot of people are saying one of the better NXT episodes in quite some time. You had Tony D'Angelo and Myles Borne opening things up against Mason Rook and Cam Hendrix in a good tag match, the women's division erupting into total chaos around Lola Vice, Tatum Paxley retaining and then getting destroyed by Zaria, and a big angle with Mason Rook laying out Hendrix later in the night.Then the main event scene in the tag division gave us real drama. The Vanity Project retained, but the bigger story was Darkstate completely imploding and Saquon Shugars getting destroyed by his own people in a brutal post-match beatdown. Announce desk explodes, bodies flying, absolute mayhem. Tremendous television.In this review, I break down every match, every segment, what worked, what didn't, and where NXT is going next. Big reactions, big stars, big angles. Exactly what wrestling should be.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

WWE RAW on 5/18/26 was a very big show, maybe one of the most chaotic Raws in a long time. We had Jacob Fatu calling out Roman Reigns, the Usos getting involved, and then Roman stepping up for TRIBAL COMBAT. Tremendous segment, total mayhem, exactly what wrestling should be.Finn Bálor and JD McDonough had a Street Fight, Sol Ruca called out Becky Lynch, El Grande Americano and Los Americanos gave us a wild tornado tag, Paige & Brie Bella retained the Women's Tag Team Titles, and then Brock Lesnar came back and destroyed Oba Femi with FOUR F5s. The crowd went crazy, absolutely lost it. Then Seth Rollins beat Austin Theory before everything exploded again with Paul, Breakker, Dawkins and Montez Ford.In this review, I break down every match, every segment, what worked, what didn't, and what WWE is setting up next. Big stars, big angles, big reactions. A lot of people are saying this was a loaded episode of RAW—and frankly, they're right.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

Folks, this week's episode is absolutely STACKED. Nobody covers wrestling like we do — nobody. We're talking about the absolutely wild ROH Supercard of Honor 2026, and let me tell you, this show had everything: violence, betrayal, ladders, tables, tantrums, technical wrestling, crooked referees, and PURE CHAOS. A tremendous event. Some people are saying one of the greatest Supercards ever. Many people!We break down Nigel McGuinness stealing one from Josh Woods under Pure Rules — very suspicious officiating, by the way. Red Velvet survives Viva Van in a tremendous fight. AR Fox retains after Action Andretti BETRAYS Lio Rush in shocking fashion. Sad! Lee Moriarty bends the rules to keep his title, while Deonna Purrazzo and Diamante nearly rip each other apart with armbars and fists flying everywhere.Then things get really MAJESTIC. Dalton Castle and The Outrunners win Six-Man gold in one of the most entertaining matches you'll ever see. Bandido survives Blake Christian after interference, low blows, and nonstop insanity — only for Swerve Strickland to commit a disgusting post-match assault that absolutely nobody is talking about enough. Total brutality.And the main event? Athena survives Survival of the Fittest in an all-out war involving ladders, tables, chairs, and complete destruction. Billie Starkz MELTS DOWN again. Very unstable behavior. Athena stands tall because winners win, folks.Plus, we cover all the biggest wrestling news stories this week:Fabian Aichner debuts in TNA and confronts Cedric AlexanderKofi Kingston & Xavier Woods announce their first post-WWE appearanceCuatrero sentenced to over 12 years in prison in the Stephanie Vaquer caseJoe Hendry recording an exclusive WWE music album — very musical, very talentedWWE increasing house shows to develop younger talent because business is BOOMINGAnd IYO SKY & Naraku officially announce they are married. Congratulations to the happy couple!This episode is absolutely loaded. Tremendous analysis, elite jokes, powerful opinions, and the best wrestling talk anywhere in the world today. Believe me.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

WWE SmackDown delivered BIG this week, folks. Strong promos, star power, a VERY good main event, and Trick Williams proving once again that WWE has a future superstar on their hands.This show actually felt IMPORTANT.We break down EVERYTHING from SmackDown 5/15/26 including:

TNA Impact this week was one of the strangest wrestling shows you'll see in 2026, folks. Some really good wrestling mixed with awkward production, weird segments, and one AWESOME main event title change.We break down EVERYTHING from TNA Impact 5/14/26 including:

AEW Dynamite this week was loaded with random moves, pointless matches, and some of the most confusing world title booking you will EVER see, folks.This company seriously needs structure. FAST.We break down the entire 5/13/26 episode including:

WWE NXT delivered BIG TIME this week, folks. Total chaos, betrayals, moonsaults from giant human beings, and the debut of a former IWGP Heavyweight Champion.This show had EVERYTHING.

Folks, this WWE RAW was absolutely INSANE. Total madness. One of the wildest endings you will EVER see on Monday Night RAW. Roman Reigns got EMBARRASSED by Jacob Fatu in front of everybody, Seth Rollins is officially losing control of “The Vision,” and WWE may have accidentally created their next mega superstar.We break down EVERYTHING from RAW 5/11/26 including:

Ladies and gentlemen, wrestling fans, patriots of sports entertainment — this week's Make Pro Wrestling Majestic Again is HUGE. Absolutely HUGE. We break down WWE Backlash 2026, and let me tell you, some people are saying it was the greatest Backlash of all time. Tremendous action, incredible drama, winners, losers, total chaos — just the way we like it.Roman Reigns proves once again why he's the Tribal Chief after defeating Jacob Fatu in a brutal WWE World Heavyweight Championship match. Bron Breakker absolutely DESTROYS Seth Rollins in what could be a changing of the guard moment for WWE. Trick Williams retains the United States Championship against Sami Zayn while WWE creative somehow thought a Gingerbread Man gimmick was a good idea. SAD! Iyo Sky defeats Asuka in an emotional match that may mark the end of Asuka's legendary in-ring career. Plus, Danhausen and Minihausen embarrass The Miz and Kit Wilson in a match nobody saw coming, folks. Very strange. Very evil.We also cover the biggest wrestling news stories of the week:Ted Turner passes away at 87 — the man who helped turn WCW into WWE's greatest rival during the Monday Night Wars.NWA Powerrr debuts on Comet TV with controversial ratings claims.Dark Side of the Ring season seven announced featuring TNA, Jeff Jarrett, Samoa Joe vs. Necro Butcher, Big Boss Man, and more.WWE reportedly asking wrestlers to take PAY CUTS while cracking down on streamers and reaction channels.Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods reportedly WALK away instead of taking reduced deals.Hiromu Takahashi possibly heading to WWE under the name “Nox Raijin.” Sounds very dangerous. Very marketable.Aleister Black AEW rumors get SHUT DOWN.Sol Ruca's Raw botch gets edited out by WWE social media.Rikishi steps away from KnokX Pro after controversy.TNA and AEW avoid direct PPV warfare on June 28.Asuka reportedly enters semi-retirement after Backlash.The wrestling business is changing, folks. More corporate, more controlled, more sanitized — but we're here to tell the TRUTH. Nobody covers wrestling news better. Nobody reviews WWE better. And nobody makes pro wrestling majestic again quite like us.Subscribe now, leave a 5-star review, and join the movement. Believe me.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

TNA Impact this week was a very strange show. Some good, some bad, some unbelievably awkward.Let's start with Eric Young vs EC3 in a No DQ Match.How do you make a NO DISQUALIFICATION match boring? Seriously. Weapons, tables, piledrivers—and the crowd barely reacted to anything. Completely silent building. Brutal atmosphere.And then EC3 loses.So let me get this straight—you bring him back just to immediately lose? What exactly was the plan here?Then we got one of the weirdest Knockouts segments in a long time. Elayna Black comes out talking trash, Ash by Elegance calls her a “gothic prostitute,” Indi Hartwell shows up, and the whole thing felt bizarre and uncomfortable.The tag matches were solid though. Moose and Leon Slater especially had a fun match against The System.And then the main event SAVED the show.Arianna Grace vs Lei Ying Lee was genuinely good. Arianna's best match by far, and crowning Lei Ying Lee was absolutely the right move. TNA desperately needed another strong babyface in the Knockouts division.We break down ALL of it:– Why the EC3 booking makes no sense– The awkward Knockouts segment– Moose continuing to dominate– And why Lei Ying Lee winning was the correct callSubscribe for honest wrestling reviews every week.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

This show was THREE HOURS. Three. Long. Hours.And folks, let me tell you—it was rough.Now, the Ted Turner tribute at the beginning? Excellent. Truly. Tony Schiavone and Sting did a fantastic job honoring a man who CHANGED wrestling forever. Ted Turner gave wrestling a real national platform and created the only true competition Vince McMahon ever had.That part was classy.Then somehow…it turned into a giant Tony Khan appreciation segment. Completely unnecessary. Totally ridiculous.The wrestling itself? Mostly a mess.Jon Moxley vs Juice Robinson? Boring.Orange Cassidy vs Dax Harwood? Terrible match, even worse post-match chaos.Jericho cuts a promo saying “the talking is over” before immediately talking for another ten minutes. Incredible logic.Okada struggled way too much against Bryan Keith when he should've crushed him in two minutes flat.The women's tag was fine, nothing special.And then Darby Allin vs Kevin Knight for the AEW World Title? Just moves. Endless moves. No structure. No psychology. Just chaos.We break down ALL of it:– The Ted Turner tribute– Why AEW's booking keeps falling apart– The Okada issue– The Jericho nonsense– And why 3-hour Dynamite may be a terrible ideaSubscribe for wrestling analysis that actually makes sense.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

NXT was LOADED. Tremendous show. Big action, big surprises, total chaos.Jaida Parker and Kali Armstrong opened the show with a hard-hitting fight—real impact, folks. Kali gets the win with the Kali Connection and looked VERY impressive.Then we got a HUGE upset. Jackson Drake shocks Jasper Troy thanks to the debut of Myka Lockwood. Incredible strength. Tremendous debut. People are talking about it.Zaria came out and basically told the entire women's division: “I'm taking over.” Then the whole division starts fighting. Total madness. Zaria standing tall at the end? Smart booking. Very smart.The AAA Mixed Tag Match? Fun stuff. Lola Vice and Mr. Iguana bring energy every time.DarkState continues looking dominant. Serious power team.And then the main event—Tony D'Angelo vs Tavion Heights. Excellent match. Chaos everywhere. Run-ins, dives, brawls, and then Mason Rook shows up to destroy Tony D after the match. HUGE ending.This is the kind of NXT people want. Fresh stars. Real momentum. Big future.

Folks, this was a BIG RAW. Maybe the biggest. People are saying it—tremendous energy, incredible action, total chaos.We had Roman Reigns on a mission—nobody stronger, nobody more dominant—but guess what? Things didn't go his way. Seth Rollins gets taken out in BRUTAL fashion by Bron Breakker (who looked like a monster, by the way, incredible spear).Judgment Day? Winning. Smart. Very smart. Finn Bálor and JD McDonagh get it done—with a little help, but that's how you win.Tag action—fantastic. Rusev, Ethan Page—very impressive. They know how to win.Sol Ruca arrives—BIG moment, huge future—but Becky Lynch tries to make it all about herself (classic). Didn't work out so well.Oba Femi vs Otis? POWER. REAL power. That's what people want to see.And then… Roman Reigns vs Jacob Fatu contract signing. Folks—this is money. This is main event. This is HUGE business. Family drama, respect, power—and Fatu standing tall at the end.We break it ALL down. No nonsense. No fake takes. Just the truth.

Folks, this is a BIG one. People have been waiting, begging—“Where's the Dynasty review?!”—and we delivered. Took a little time, but when we do it, we do it RIGHT. The BEST reviews, nobody does it better.This week in wrestling? Total chaos. WWE gets “caught” using AI—give me a break. They literally told you months ago they were hiring AI people. This isn't a scandal, it's called being ahead of the game. Meanwhile, very sad news as Rebel is battling terminal ALS—terrible situation, our hearts go out, truly.And then you've got politics creeping in—Zoe Hines signs with WWE, and suddenly everyone's a conspiracy expert. Newsflash: wrestling has ALWAYS been political. Always. Releases, returns, surprises—New Day, JC Mateo, Tonga Loa out… EVIL shows up… Lucha Underground teasing a comeback—very interesting, we break it ALL down.Oh—and despite all the whining and crying, WrestleMania 42 is the HIGHEST-GROSSING Mania EVER. Think about that. If you hate it so much… stop watching. But you won't!Then we get into the MAIN EVENT—our full, no-nonsense review of AEW Dynasty 2026. The The Young Bucks, Ricochet, Darby Allin, FTR—huge wins. Kevin Knight shocks the world. Jon Moxley and Will Ospreay tear the house down. And in the main event? MJF vs. Kenny Omega—absolute WAR.We tell you what worked, what didn't, and what it all means—because that's what we do. Smart, strong takes. No nonsense.

This SmackDown had BIG moments, some strange decisions, and one very clear direction heading into Backlash. Let's break it down.Cody Rhodes opens the show—finally cleared, looking better, crowd more into him. Then surprise—Ricky Saints дебuts on SmackDown. Solid segment, good confidence, and he steps right up to the champion. That's how you introduce someone.They main event—good match, Cody wins—but the real story? Gunther jumps him after. Sleeper hold, stands tall with the title. That's your money feud.Charlotte Flair loses thanks to interference—fine match, but the bigger story is Rhea Ripley cleaning house. She still feels like a top star.Tag titles—Truth & Priest retain. Nothing special.Bloodline story? Still the best thing going.Solo Sikoa, The Usos, and Jacob Fatu—it's chaos. Fatu destroys everyone AGAIN and makes it clear he's not aligning with anyone. This guy feels dangerous, and that's exactly what they need.Danhausen & The Miz segment—entertaining, crowd loved it, classic Miz swerve.Then… Sami Zayn with a gingerbread mannequin. Strange. Very strange. Not sure what we're doing there.Women's tag match? Also weird. Not clicking.Main event angle with Fatu? Strong. That's how you close a show.Overall? Good show with some weird creative sprinkled in—but the top stories are working.Subscribe—we break it down better than anyone.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

TNA Impact this week? Very interesting show—some fun moments, some questionable decisions, and one match that REALLY delivered.We open with Jeff Hardy vs Vincent—and things get weird fast. “Broken” Matt Hardy shows up, lights go out, teleportation—classic Hardy chaos. Fun? Yes. Necessary? That's a different question.Mustafa Ali retains—solid match, nothing crazy but it works.Knockouts six-woman tag—fine, but nothing you'll remember next week.Then Santino Marella shows up… on Zoom. Says he's cleared, back to business, making matches—but here's the issue: if he was “sent home,” why is he still running the show remotely? That doesn't make sense. Either he's suspended or he's not.Leon Slater segment—this is GOOD. Building toward him becoming the longest reigning X-Division Champion. That's something real. That's something fans can invest in. Cedric Alexander feud heating up, System attack, Moose making the save—this is strong.Main highlight? The “Walk With Elijah” Guitar Strap Match.Frankie Kazarian vs Elijah—this delivered. Unique concept, backstage start, strong finish. This is how you make a gimmick match feel different.Overall? Mixed show—but when TNA hits, they HIT.Subscribe—we cover everything that matters.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

This show? Not good. I'm being very honest—because somebody has to be.We open with Kevin Knight vs MJF—actually a solid match. But then… low blow, roll-up finish. Cheap. MJF runs his mouth after, says he wasn't trying—classic, fine—but the bigger issue is the booking. Everything feels thrown together.And then we get the big announcement—Kevin Knight getting an AEW World Title shot next week? Just like that? No build, no story. That's the problem with this company right now.Women's tag match—complete waste of time. No story, no stakes, nothing.Kazuchika Okada retains—fine, but again, nothing memorable. Just moves.Adam Copeland & Christian Cage win—but barely—and we're supposed to take them seriously? They struggled against RPG Vice. That's not how you build legends.Rush squash—pointless. Another time filler.Main event—Darby Allin vs Brody King. And this is your WORLD TITLE match. This is supposed to mean something. Instead? Just moves. No story. No emotion. Nothing.And that's the biggest issue—your WORLD CHAMPION is defending every week. That's not special. That's not building anything. That's killing your main event scene.Overall? Weak show. Poor structure. No long-term thinking.Subscribe if you want REAL analysis—not hype.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

This NXT? Total chaos. Debuts everywhere, stories moving FAST—some great, some a little too much. I break it all down better than anybody.Myles Borne vs Saquon Shugars—very solid match, good energy. Borne retains, looks strong. But then—BOOM—Tristan Angels debuts, calls himself “Mr. England.” Interesting. Before you can even process it—Kam Hendrix runs in and destroys Borne. Already a lot going on.Then the BIG moment—Tony D'Angelo in the ring, mystery box storyline… and we get a shocking debut from a former IWGP Heavyweight Champion—EVIL. Huge presence, great visual. But here's the problem—they IMMEDIATELY undercut it with multiple run-ins. Tavion Heights, then another masked guy—too much, too fast. Still, the NXT title scene just got LOADED with new players.Tag match—EK Prosper & Sean Legacy vs BirthRight. Fun match, Legacy hits a crazy finisher—impressive. Then another run-in. Tate Wilder debuts. That's a pattern tonight—non-stop debuts.Lola Vice and Mr. Iguana—entertaining segment, sets up a mixed tag. Not groundbreaking, but it works.Lizzy Rain—VERY strong debut. Big personality, heavy metal vibe, wins clean with “Thunderstruck.” That's how you introduce someone.Kelani Jordan picks up a nice win over Wren Sinclair—good match, solid work.Shiloh Hill beats Ricky Saints—this is smart booking. Saints is moving up, Hill gets the momentum.Overall? A very busy show. Tons of debuts, maybe TOO many—but you can't say NXT isn't building new stars.Subscribe—because we don't miss anything.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

Folks, this was a BIG night for WWE—tremendous drama, unbelievable segments, and some very questionable decisions. I break it all down, better than anyone.Seth Rollins came out looking like a million bucks—great suit, big reaction—and absolutely went OFF on Bron Breakker. Blamed him for EVERYTHING. Losing the title, WrestleMania, all of it. And honestly? Some of it made sense. But Breakker fired back—big time. Said Rollins was washed, repetitive, not the guy anymore. Very nasty, very personal. This is a MONEY feud heading into Backlash.Intercontinental Title—Penta vs Rusev. Fun match, not amazing, let's be honest. But then chaos—Rusev snaps, Ethan Page gets involved, Je'Von Evans makes the save. A lot happening, maybe too much.Becky Lynch—huge ego, huge claims. Says she's coming for Undertaker's streak? Crowd didn't love it. Then Iyo Sky steps up—SMACKS her. Great moment. Match was strong, finish? Not so much. Asuka interference—messy.Joe Hendry—fantastic debut segment. Singing, crowd engagement, big charisma. Logan Paul interrupts—heat magnet, people don't like him, which is good for business. Street Profits involved—this was FUN.Main event—Roman Reigns comes out, massive reaction. Then Jacob Fatu—BOOM. Attacks him, dominates him, sends a message. This is how you build a star.Overall? Strong show, not perfect. Some GREAT, some not so great—but people are talking. That's what matters.Subscribe. We're just getting started.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

This SmackDown? BIG energy. New stars, chaos, and real direction.Jacob Fatu opened the show and looked like a MONSTER. Standing up to Solo Sikoa, The Usos, and the entire Bloodline situation—this guy feels like the next big thing.Tiffany Stratton winning the Women's U.S. Title? Huge moment. Star power all over it.Paige & Brie Bella return—and instantly get thrown into the mix with Charlotte Flair & Alexa Bliss, plus the debut of Fatal Influence. The women's division just got a LOT more interesting.Cody Rhodes cuts a gritty, real promo after WrestleMania—this is how you keep a champion strong even when he's hurt.Trick Williams' celebration? Absolute chaos—Sami Zayn with the reveal and attack. That's how you create intrigue.Main event?Fatu vs Solo Sikoa—hard-hitting, dominant, and Fatu stands tall.This show had momentum, new faces, and actual progression.We break it all down—what worked, what didn't, and what's next.

I'm going to say it—this episode of AEW Dynamite had problems. BIG problems.MJF opens the show—still one of the best talkers in wrestling, no question. But what are we doing here? Teasing a match with Kevin Knight, getting the crowd excited… and then pulling it away? That's not heat—that's frustration.Brody King vs Lio Rush—fine, but what are we building?Shida vs Mina—good match, ZERO meaning. This women's division is completely lost right now.Samoa Joe squash—why? Who is this helping?And then the main event—Darby Allin as World Champion, defending constantly, beating Tommaso Ciampa, and already setting up another defense next week?You're burning through challengers FAST. That title is supposed to MEAN something.Also—this obsession with “moves, moves, moves” with no real stakes? It's getting old.We break it ALL down—no bias, no protection. Just honest wrestling talk.

TNA Impact this week? A little bit of everything—some good, some strange, some VERY strange.Nic Nemeth vs Bear Bronson—solid opener, smart finish, good momentum.Matt Hardy vs Dutch—good match, old-school feel, and post-match chaos with Jeff Hardy flying in. That worked.Then we get…Frankie Kazarian as “Elijah”? Folks… what are we doing here? Strange segment, but at least the real Elijah showing up saved it a little.Xia Brookside's heel turn explanation—this should have been emotional, but the crowd completely turned on it. That's a problem.Main Event: Mike Santana vs Rich Swann—THIS delivered. Hard-hitting, clean finish, and Santana looks like a real champion.Overall? Mixed show—but when it hit, it HIT.We break it all down—honest, direct, no fluff.

Nobody does wrestling reviews better, believe me. This is the WWE RAW after WrestleMania 42, and we're breaking down EVERYTHING—huge moments, big stars, and some very interesting decisions.We had Oba Femi walk out like a megastar—short, powerful, DONE right. That's aura.Rhea Ripley & IYO SKY deliver a strong win—fantastic talent, maybe underused at Mania, but they showed up BIG here.CM Punk & Cody Rhodes—serious segment, emotional, real, and VERY compelling. That's how you build main events, folks.Liv Morgan? Confidence through the roof. Says she runs the division—and honestly, she might not be wrong.Roman Reigns & Jacob Fatu—this is MONEY. Family, power, stakes. This is how you close a show.Also: Rusev chaos, Judgment Day, tag division nonsense (some good, some not so good), and a lot more.We tell it like it is—no bias, no nonsense. If it's great, we say GREAT. If it's weak, we call it out.

This is how you follow WrestleMania—NXT Revenge Night 2 DELIVERED, big time.We had Myles Borne retaining—strong opener, looks like a real champion.Keanu Carver? Dangerous. Brutal. That stoppage win over Joe Hendry made him look like a PROBLEM.Lexis King wins the WWE Speed Title—fun match, big moment.Tatum Paxley retains in a casket match—unique, creative, and it WORKED.And then—Sol Ruca vs Zaria… WOW.Emotion, storytelling, betrayal—and one of the nastiest bumps you'll see. That was NEXT LEVEL.Lola Vice gets jumped—classic distraction, and the heels were working SMART all night.This show had energy, pacing, and direction. This is how you build the future.We break it all down—what worked, what didn't, and what's coming next.

Folks, let me tell you—WrestleMania 42 in Las Vegas, second year at the Allegiant Center, and it was absolutely TREMENDOUS. Nobody does it bigger, nobody does it better. Two nights, wall-to-wall action, unbelievable athletes, and frankly, some of the greatest matches we've EVER seen. People are saying it!Night 1? Total domination. The Usos and LA Knight—huge win, fantastic teamwork—took down Logan Paul, Austin Theory, and that IShowSpeed guy. Jacob Fatu? A savage. Took out Drew McIntyre in an unsanctioned match—brutal, folks. Then you've got Brie Bella and Paige—yes, Paige is BACK, incredible comeback—winning the Women's Tag Titles in a chaotic, high-energy match. Becky Lynch beating AJ Lee? Big moment. Gunther over Seth Rollins—power vs. finesse, and power won. Liv Morgan shocked the world taking the Women's World Title. And Cody Rhodes? Still your champion, defeating Randy Orton—AND Pat McAfee is OUT of the business. Gone. Incredible stipulation.Night 2? Even bigger, if you can believe it. Oba Femi retires Brock Lesnar—end of an era, very emotional. Penta climbs the ladder, grabs the gold—what a match! Trick Williams takes the U.S. Title, huge future ahead. The Demon Finn Bálor? Dominant in a street fight—Dominik didn't stand a chance. Rhea Ripley takes back the Women's Championship—total powerhouse. And Roman Reigns vs. CM Punk? Main event magic. Roman wins, becomes champion again—tribal chief at the top where he belongs.We break it ALL down—every match, every moment, every controversy. This episode is PACKED. You don't want to miss it. Believe me.Make wrestling majestic again—because right now, it already is.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

Folks…this was BAD. Very bad. AEW Dynamite: Spring BreakThru was supposed to be BIG—but what we got? A mess. Total chaos, and not the good kind.MJF starts the show running his mouth—great as always, tremendous talent—but then gets forced into a main event against Darby Allin. Already questionable.Darby cuts an emotional promo…look, I'll be honest, I don't see it. People love it, I don't. Not a world champion promo. Not even close.And then the main event…FOUR Coffin Drops…and Darby Allin is your AEW World Champion. Let that sink in. That's your guy? That's the top of the company? Not good!Elsewhere—Ciampa destroys a nobody and suddenly wants a world title shot. Makes no sense.FTR calling everyone losers—fine, decent promo. Kevin Knight retains, looks solid.Jericho and Ricochet segment? Terrible. Awkward, flat, the attack looked weak—nobody came out of that looking better.Ospreay wins, but still doesn't feel like a main event star in THIS company. That's a problem.Willow vs Kamille? No heat, no impact. Just there.We break down EVERYTHING—what worked (not much), what didn't (a lot), and why this show raises serious questions about AEW's direction.Like, subscribe, and let's talk about it.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

Let me tell you something—this NXT was STRONG. Very strong show. Maybe one of the best in a long time. Action, drama, stars being made—this is how you build the future!Kelani Jordan opens the show with a BIG win—tough match, lots of fight. That's how you start a show!Joe Hendry? Incredible charisma. Loses the title, asks the tough questions—but says “Joe says NO!” The crowd loves him. Then BOOM—Keanu Carver ruins everything. Total chaos, security everywhere, people flying through barricades. Not good!Tony D'Angelo—still champion. Very solid, very consistent. Beats Ethan Page in a strong match. Both guys? Ready for bigger things, no question.Myles Borne dealing with Darkstate—tension, drama, no leadership. That group is falling apart FAST. You can see it.Lola Vice in the main event? FANTASTIC. Big fight, big win over Jacy Jayne. And then after the match—absolute madness. Kali Armstrong, Kendal Grey, Izzi Dame, Sol Ruca—everyone showing up. This division is LOADED!We break down everything—the winners, the losers, and who's ready to move up RIGHT NOW.Like, subscribe, and let's keep winning!Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

Folks, let me tell you—this WWE RAW was BIG. Absolutely HUGE. Maybe one of the most explosive go-home shows before WrestleMania we've ever seen. Tremendous action, incredible drama, and some people… frankly, not looking so good.Brock Lesnar signs the contract and basically ends Oba Femi's career before WrestleMania even starts—very sad! Paul Heyman? Talking like it's already over. But Femi? Not backing down. Strong guy. Very strong.CM Punk and Roman Reigns—this was PERSONAL. Emotional. Angry. Real. Punk telling his life story, Reigns firing back—these two are about to go to war in Las Vegas. Believe me.Charlotte Flair loses and she's NOT happy. Total meltdown. Liv Morgan and Stephanie Vaquer? Absolute chaos—fighting everywhere, knocking people over, no respect!Gunther vs Seth Rollins—serious business. These guys don't like each other, not even a little bit. WrestleMania is going to be brutal.And don't even get me started on Iyo Sky, Kairi Sane, Asuka—what are we doing here? No direction, lots of interference. Not good!Rusev dominates. LA Knight picks up a big win. The Usos doing great things.We break it ALL down. The good, the bad, and the VERY ugly. You don't want to miss this review—nobody does it better.Like, subscribe, and let's MAKE WRESTLING MAJESTIC AGAIN!Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

Folks, this is a BIG episode—maybe the biggest, people are saying it—and we're breaking down everything from TNA Rebellion 2026. Tremendous show, lots of action, some winners, some losers… and we're going to tell it like it is. No fake analysis here.We start with the HUGE matches—Mike Santana, still your champion, doing a fantastic job, really strong. Mustafa Ali? Incredible performance, took that International Title like a star. And let me tell you, The System beating The Hardys? A shocker. Some people loved it, some people didn't—we'll get into it, very controversial.We talk about the GOOD, the BAD, and the frankly TERRIBLE decisions. Because not everything was perfect, okay? Some booking—questionable. But some moments? Absolutely majestic.Then we shift to some very serious news—Steve “Mongo” McMichael. A legend. Tough as they come. His story, his battle, and what we now know about CTE—it's powerful stuff, very important, and we give it the respect it deserves.Also—total DISASTER in the indie scene. The Berwyn Eagles Club, gone from wrestling after a crazy incident. Twenty years of history—just wiped out. We break it down, what happened, and why this is a major problem.And TNA—what are they doing? Pulling talent, canceling matches, causing chaos with other companies. Not good! We've got the details, and trust me, it's not pretty.PLUS: ODB going into the Hall of Fame (well deserved!), Hulk Hogan's final interview coming to Netflix—huge—and the insanity heading into WrestleMania 42. Celebrities, corporate moves, and some backstage drama that you won't believe.This episode has EVERYTHING—great wrestling, big controversy, emotional moments, and honest takes you're not going to hear anywhere else.You want the truth about wrestling today? You're in the right place.Visit our website ➡️➡️➡️ https://www.majesticproduction.com/Watch our full podcast here ➡️➡️➡️ anchor.fm/majestic-production

This was a VERY up-and-down episode of SmackDown—and one segment completely derailed the entire show.Let's break it all down:Rhea Ripley opens the show—standard setup, nothing specialBayley vs Alexa Bliss—fun match, solid workRoyce Keys continues to impress—huge upside if booked rightJacob Fatu vs Tama Tonga delivers, then Drew McIntyre DESTROYS Fatu afterBUT THEN…Pat McAfee segment happens—and everything falls apart.We're talking:Long, dragged-out promoCrowd completely drainedOrton, Cody Rhodes, Jelly Roll chaos that just didn't landFrom there, the show never recovered.Main event?Jade Cargill vs IYO SKY—decent match, but the crowd was DONE.This is a perfect example of how ONE segment can ruin an entire show.I break down everything—what worked, what didn't, and what WWE needs to fix FAST.

This was a VERY interesting episode of TNA Impact—some strong moments, some questionable decisions, and a main event that actually delivered.Let's break it all down:Eddie Edwards vs Mike Santana contract signing—VERY good promo work, personal, intense, real…until the attack kind of killed the momentMustafa Ali absolutely COOKING on the mic—one of the best segments on the showTaryn Terrell returns…Elegance Brand turns aggressive and dangerous (big shift)Frankie Kazarian gets a quick win, chaos after with ElijahKnockouts division continues to build with solid matchesMAIN EVENT:The Hardys vs The Righteous in a 2/3 Falls Tables Match—unique format, fun spots, and a strong finish. Hardys still know how to deliver.Overall:Some really good talking segments, solid wrestling, but a few booking decisions that just didn't hit.I give you the full breakdown—what worked, what didn't, and what TNA needs to fix.

Folks…this was a ROUGH episode of AEW Dynamite. I'm being nice when I say that.We had chaos, we had fights, we had a TON of action—but almost none of it meant anything. Just moves, noise, and confusion. Not good.Let's break it down:Ospreay vs Moxley feud explodes…with a giant brawl nobody reacted toUnited Empire vs Death Riders = just a mess, no structure, no storyDon Callis Family chaos with Takeshita, Okada, Bucks—completely all over the placeJericho returns and brings back…an old WWE gimmick? (we'll talk about that)Willow retains in a solid match—one of the few bright spotsBUT THEN—finally:Kenny Omega and MJF face off and actually deliver something with meaning, intensity, and storytelling. Easily the best part of the show.This is the problem with AEW right now:Too much chaos, not enough direction.I give you the REAL review—what worked, what didn't, and why this show missed the mark.

This was a WILD episode of NXT—huge energy, big personalities, and total chaos right out of the gate. Honestly, one of the most entertaining openings we've seen in a long time.Tony D'Angelo kicks things off as the NEW NXT Champion—calls himself the man, grand slam champion, big confidence. The crowd loved it.Then—BOOM:Joe Hendry appears (of course he does), Ethan Page interrupts, Ricky Saints joins in—everybody wants the title.And then DARKSTATE shows up and completely wrecks everything.We break it all down:Tony D'Angelo's big moment as championJoe Hendry staying incredibly overEthan Page and Ricky Saints drama heating upDarkstate making a serious statementThe chaotic 8-man tag—very fun, big energyPLUS:Lola Vice vs Jacy Jayne set for a rematch (huge crowd reaction)Izzi Dame picks up a win with interferenceBig men COLLIDING in a messy but fun triple threatStrong mid-card development across the boardThis is how you build momentum for NXT—fast, loud, and unpredictable.