The AEW-some Pod

This week on The AEW-some Pod, Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince, and Gringo Fantastico welcome the most famous front-row face in wrestling fandom—Michael Daniel, aka Brock Lesnar Guy. Yes, that guy. He's here, he's passionate, and somehow, he's never lost his voice. We dive deep into this week's Dynamite like Swerve off a cage—anarchy, blood, betrayals, and enough backstage drama to make “Total Divas” look like a chill book club. Will Ospreay and Hangman coexist? Did Ricochet go full cartoon villain? And was MJF's grin the most punchable thing on TV this week? (Spoiler: yes.) Stream now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or whatever weird app Gringo found on his flip phone.

With the bizarre AEW show schedule, Johnny Taylor (“Bummin' with the Devil” on Tubi), Diana Prince (Darcy the Mail Girl from Shudder's “The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs”), and Gringo Fantastico (“Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre” on Troma Now) bring you a supersized episode that will knock your…leg off? It was two consecutive nights of rad wrestling action to push the Beach Break 2025 and Double or Nothing agendas! Will Ospreay and Hangman Page have heated words, Toni Storm doesn't want to wait on Mercedes and Hayter to work their BS out, The Hurt Syndicate needs to make a damn decision about MJF, Willow continues to have problems with Marina Shafir, FTR have awoken a sleeping Nigel McGuiness, and Ricochet, in super heel fashion, beat up a handicap man and stole his leg! Join us for our solid and sometimes crazy takes and super shenanigans!

This week on an actual episode of the AEW-some pod, Diana Prince (Shudder's The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs), Johnny Taylor (Bummin' with the Devil on Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre on Troma Now) break down AEW Collision from Atlantic City! Toni Storm delivers another instant-classic promo, Daniel Garcia makes a furious return, and FTR and The Paragon throw down in a 2-out-of-3 falls match with one very weird finish. We've got brawls in parking lots, crowbars in promos, and Moxley in full firefight mode. Was this Collision skippable or secretly stacked? Let's get into it.

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This week on Episode 175 of AEW-some Pod, Johnny Taylor (comedian and wrestling lifer), Gringo Fantastico (retired luchador, certified bump scientist), and Diana Prince (horror queen and wrestling brainiac) are diving deep into a stacked Norfolk Dynamite! The crew breaks down Hangman Page's grit-fueled win over Kyle Fletcher in a killer Owen semi-final, Okada's slick heelwork, MJF getting roasted (and almost choked out) by Lashley, and Toni Storm's cinematic chaos colliding with Scooby-Doo shade from Mercedes Moné.

It's Spring Break Thru week and AEW went full chaos mode. Join Diana Prince, Gringo Fantastico, and Johnny Taylor as they break down:

Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince, and Gringo Fantastico are back after taking a quick break to bring you a dual recap episode for both AEW Dynamite and AEW Collision! The fallout from AEW Dynasty is in full force as FTR hates everyone... for reasons. The Owen Hart tournament continues with several oddly booked match ups... for reasons, and Chris Jericho blows his cork for actual good reasons. The Opps and the Death Riders are going to head to head... for reasons and Toni Storm is amazing on the mic as usual and she doesn't need reasons! Join the AEW-Some Pod Crew... for reasons... Sorry, habit. Join the AEW-Some Pod crew for their wild takes and witty commentary on everything AEW!

It was a weekend of Dynasties and everyone had a violent one! On this AEW Dynasty recap episode, co-hosts, actor and horror guru Diana Prince (Shudder's "The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs"), comedian and author Johnny Taylor ("Bummin' with the Devil" on Tubi, and horror host luchador Gringo Fantastico ("Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre" on Troma Now) bring you all the hits and misses (and there was a massive miss) for this past Sunday's PPV. There were Owen Hart Foundation Tournament matches involving Will Ospreay and Kevin Knight as well as Mercedes Moné and Julia Hart, a triple threat psycho speedball that ricocheted all over Kenny Omega, a women's title match, a Mask vs Title match for the ROH Heavyweight title between Chris Jericho and Bandito, and a main event that well... it... you'll just have to listen to our crazy takes this week to hear our thoughts!

Retired luchador Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre on Troma Now!) hosts the show for the first time without Johnny and Diana, but he's not completely alone, returning guest Michael Daniel (Brock Lesnar Guy) visits the pod to help out! With a quick cameo from Joe Bob Briggs to talk MJF and Diana Prince to roll her eyes at him, Fantastico and Michael give their takes on this week's fights. Also, the Owen Hart Foundation tournament brackets are unveiled with interesting match ups. Between Mox being a horrible person, Swerve on a post match manhunt, a match of meat that would make the USDA proud, and a banger main event, the go home show proves to be solid... and Fantastico and Michael are going to reel it all in for you! Sit back and enjoy the hot takes and cold drinks for this surprisingly sane episode!

Comedian and Author Johnny Taylor ("Bummin' with the Devil" on Tubi) and "legendary" retired luchador, Gringo Fantastico ("Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre" on TROMA NOW!) are here to bring you their takes on this week's AEW Collision! But they aren't alone... Diana Prince and Joe Bob Briggs pop in from the road for some shenanigans of their own! While Big Bill and the "Bad Apple" Brian Keith attempt to solidify themselves as number one contenders for the AEW Tag Team Championship, ROH's Athena shows up to put Mercedes Moné on notice! In other action, Dax Harwood needs to check himself before he wrecks himself and we get an unusually booked main event between Billie Starkz and Jaime Hayter! Join us for our crazy takes, our attempts at booking the territory, and a couple of fun historical facts from Joe Bob Briggs!

Episode 169 (nice) of The AEW-some Pod is here, and much like Kenny Omega's opening squash, we're keeping it short, sweet, and slightly sarcastic. Johnny, Diana, and Gringo dive into an episode of Dynamite where MJF continues to flirt with the Hurt Syndicate (but swipes left), Kyle Fletcher makes Brody King regret leaving his house, and Swerve Strickland expertly points out that Jon Moxley has been cutting the same promo since 2019. Plus, Toni Storm's "timeless" aura apparently didn't impress Megan Bayne, and Mark Davis is reminded that momentum in AEW lasts about as long as a sneeze. Pull up a chair, grab a beverage, and join the gang—unlike Moxley's title run, this episode won't overstay its welcome.

Johnny Taylor ("Bummin' with the Devil" on Tubi), Diana Prince (Shudder's "The Last Drive-In") and Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre on Troma Now) bring you an episode of the AEW-Some Pod that could reasonably give this basketball enforced split episode of AEW Collision a run for its money! Was it the TNT Championship title match that would highlight both nights of Collision? Was it another Beast Mortos burial? No! It was the segment that didn't air between The Learning Tree, Chris Jericho and an extremely ripped little boy named Axel with a gesture and a %&$*#&! Want to know more? Fire up this episode and find out. From the trios hot takes to their super sarcasm, it's an episode you won't want to split into two!

The gang is all here to regurgitate their takes on this week's... interesting... episode of the AEW-Some Pod! Diana Prince (Darcy the Mail Girl; Shudder's "The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs), Johnny Taylor ("Bummin' with the Devil" on Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre on Troma Now) are here to bring you their takes on the carnage that was AEW Dynamite! Between a nasty spot involving protruding spikes and Jon Moxley's torso, a less than spectacular ending to an otherwise fun Fatal 4-Way match, and the amazingly marvelous rants of the one and only "Timeless" Toni Storm, that coincided with a hell of a confrontation between Kris Statlander and Megan Bayne, the trio is here take a "stab" at deciphering this week's Dynamite!

Out of nowhere, it's time for the AEW International Championship Eliminator Tournament and there's no one better to bring you the scoop than the AEW-some Pod's Johnny Taylor (Bummin with the Devil on Tubi) and Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre on Troma Now)! Diana Prince will be back next time! This week's Dynamite significantly focuses on the build to the next AEW Dynasty happening April 6th! "Speedball" Mike Bailey makes his debut against the true worksteer of AEW, "The Beast Mortos in tournament action along with our round one tournament main event featuring Orange Cassidy taking on the luchatastic, Hechicero! Will Ospreay makes his future plans clear, while Chris Jericho uses a luchador's mask as a hunting trophy! Johnny and Gringo bring you they style of recap you only get from the AEW-Some Pod!

Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs) and Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre on Troma Now!) are joined by Diana's AEW Revolution live event partner in crime, the very lively and wrestling saavy Bobbilu. The trio discusses Sunday's AEW Revolution. There was gore galore as "Timeless" Toni Storm had her Hollywood Ending with Mariah May, Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher took each other to the limit in one of the most iconic and "historical" cage matches of all time with gore that would make a Cenobyte blush, and Kenny Omega went toe to toe with Konosuke Takeshita in one of the most psychological and definitive wrestling matches in the last decade, as Chris Jericho unapologetically committed the ultimate sin against luchadors across the globe! It was a banger of an event and the gang is here to give you all the takes you can handle.

The AEW-some Pod is back for a recap of the AEW Revolution go-home edition of Dynamite! Join Diana Prince (Darcy the Mail Girl; Shudder's The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs), stand up comedian Johnny Taylor (Bummin' with the Devil), and Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre on Troma Now!) alongside special guest, past pod co-host and filmmaker Brendan Petrizzo (Megalodon: The Frenzy, Mouse of Horrors), as they dive into the road to Revolution. MJF attempts to turn up the heat on his feud with Hangman Adam Page, Swerve gives Ricochet a scissoring of his own, and Cope shows Yuta what respect looks like on this powerful and hard-hitting show leading to the big showdown this Sunday in Los Angeles! Brendan gives the scoop on what went down at the Grove with the screening of the new film "Queen of the Ring!"

Johnny, Diana, and Gringo Fantastico are back to break down an AEW Collision that had everything—self-sabotaging sportsmanship, surprise gang assaults, and Jon Moxley treating a briefcase like it's a deadly weapon in GoldenEye 007. FTR had a win locked up but decided honor was more important than victory (spoiler: it wasn't), Daniel Garcia and Adam Cole put on a banger until it turned into an impromptu three-on-two mugging, and Queen Aminata actually listened to Serena Deeb, which was the night's biggest upset. Meanwhile, Kenny Omega put his career on the line in a title challenge against Takeshita, Julia Hart suffered both a loss and a surprise Okada sneak attack, and Harley Cameron unveiled the most literal finisher name of all time. Pour one out (preferably not on Mercedes Mone) and join us for another chaotic recap!

Join your favorite hosts—Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico—as they break down all the action from AEW Dynamite (2/26). They discuss Hangman Page's unstoppable rage, MJF's despicable ambush on Christopher Daniels, and the intense brawl involving Adam Copeland, Jay White, the Death Riders, and even Willow Nightingale swinging a steel chair! Plus, the crew covers Konosuke Takeshita's thrilling International Title defense against Orange Cassidy, the high-stakes Swerve–Ricochet rivalry, and so much more as we approach Revolution. Don't miss this jam-packed episode!

Buckle up for Episode 161 of the AEW-some Pod, where our irreverent crew – Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In), Johnny Taylor (Bummin with the Devil on Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theater on Troma Now) – tear into the wildest moments from AEW Collision on February 22, 2025! This week, we break down every bone-crunching, high-flying, steel-chair-smashing segment—from the brutal back-and-forth between The Beast Mortos and Hologram (complete with post-match mayhem and double dropkicks) to Harley Cameron's rousing tale of Aussie dreams and unyielding wrath. We'll also dive into the backstage brawls, sizzling cage match challenges, and tag team tension as The Hurt Syndicate and MVP drop some serious shade. And of course, we can't forget the epic ROH World Championship bout as Chris Jericho battles Bandido in a match that had fans on the edge of their seats. Expect unfiltered hot takes, gut-busting humor, and all the unbridled chaos that only the AEW-some Pod can deliver. Tune in for a no-holds-barred, downright chaotic recap of one of the most action-packed nights in AEW history!

Join your outrageously irreverent hosts Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In), Johnny Taylor (Bummin with the Devil on Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Disasterpiece Theater on TromaNow) as they rip through the latest AEW Dynamite! They'll dissect MJF's spit-take showdown with “Hangman” Page, Hobbs' brick-laden beatdown of Big Bill, and “Timeless” Toni Storm's delightfully deranged championship flex. Brace yourselves for a chaotic fusion of hot takes, questionable language, and zero apologies—only on the AEW-some Pod!

Our Captain, Johnny Taylor, still has his sea legs, so it's up to horror hosts Diana Prince (Shudder's "The Last Drive-In") and luchador, Gringo Fantastico ("Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre" on Troma Now) to talk AEW Grand Slam from Brisbane, Australia. Alongside them, is very special guest and horror host, Joe Bob Briggs (Shudder's "The Last Drive-In") to help reign in the chaos of the event's most unforgettable moments! From Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay's hard hitting match up with Konosuke Takeshita and Australia's own Kyle Fletcher, to a confrontation 15 months in the making between "Timeless" Toni Storm and "The Glamour" Mariah May, the trio gives their personal and sometimes hot takes on all of the action!

Johnny has set sail, which means horror hosts extraordinaire, Diana Prince (Darcy the Mail Girl; The Last Drive-In) and Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre on Troma Now) join forces once again to bring you a deep dive into this week's AEW Dynamite and a quick wading into last Saturday's Collision. There were tremendous trios matches and an unhinged Hangman, while there was much to learn from our teachers of the Learning Tree! From an arguable contender for match of the year between Fletcher and Briscoe to a match no one asked for, but didn't realize they needed featuring MJF and Dustin Rhodes, they'll cover it all with Diana's wit and Gringo's bad jokes!

The trio is finally back together for the latest episode, but they are not alone! They welcome Jericho Cruise Superfan-Alum, Walter Zelaya to give his takes on this past week's cruise. But that's not all... AEW Dynamite happened and it was a banger. From Will Ospreay, "tainted" from his experience with the Callis family, to Toni Storm giving a in-ring performance of a lifetime, and a hell of banger from Ricochet and Swerve, this is an AEW-some Pod you can't afford to miss!

Diana is off this week, leaving Johnny and Gringo Fantastico to sort through the madness that was AEW Collision—and what a show it was. FTR & Cope took the fight to Moxley and the Death Riders in a brutal Mid-South Street Fight, complete with ladders, thumbtacks, and Marina Shafir choking people with a chain. Daniel Garcia narrowly escaped with his TNT Championship, but Shane Taylor Promotions made sure his night wasn't over. Harley Cameron shocked everyone with a win over Taya Valkyrie, Rush made his presence known in LFI, and Toni Storm delivered a chilling confession aimed straight at Mariah May. From wild brawls to unexpected twists, Johnny and Gringo break it all down with their signature blend of insight and sarcasm. Tune in now!

AEW Dynamite brought the madness from Huntsville, and The AEW-some Pod is here to sift through the wreckage! Your co-hosts Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times, Tubi), Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In), and Gringo Fantastico (Disasterpiece Theater on Troma) are back with their signature wit, sarcasm, and total disregard for playing nice. Will Ospreay and Brian Cage delivered a banger, but the Don Callis Family turned it into a mugging. Jeff Jarrett made the fatal mistake of declining MJF's offer, which ended with his face eating a Dynamite Diamond Ring. Ricochet and AR Fox put on an aerial clinic—before Swerve Strickland made it deeply personal. Jay White and Wheeler Yuta went to war, and Kenny Omega found himself caught between a chair, a hard place, and Kyle Fletcher's loyalty. Meanwhile, Mariah May torched Toni Storm with words sharper than any blade, and Mercedes Moné proved why she's still the boss against Yuka Sakazaki. Who was the heel of the week? Who stole the show? And how many times can one episode of Dynamite descend into absolute bedlam? Tune in as Johnny, Diana, and Gringo break it all down with their signature mix of insight, sarcasm, and possibly an f-bomb or two. Listen now—because it's Wednesday night, and you know what that means!

This week Diana Prince (Darcy the Mail Girl of The Last Drive-In) and Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre on Troma Now!) steer the ship towards one of the most memorable Collisions ever. The duo give their takes on one of the most awaited moments in quite some time... the return of "Timeless" Tony Storm, one of the best Collision main events in recent history between Takeshita and Shibata, and a brutal and vicious clash between Big Bill and Powerhouse Hobbs... and that's just the tip of the iceberg! Will Diana and Fantastico keep the pod from becoming too unhinged without Johnny? You'll have to listen to find out!

This week on the AEW-some Pod, Johnny and Gringo Fantastico take a deep dive into AEW Dynamite from Knoxville! With Diana out recording new episodes of The Last Drive-In, we're holding down the fort and breaking down all the action. From the Hurt Syndicate's destructive tag title victory to Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay begrudgingly teaming up against the Callis Family, we've got every major storyline covered. Plus, we'll discuss Hangman Page's emotional confrontation with Christopher Daniels, Jamie Hayter squaring off against Julia Hart in a gritty rematch, and Cope surviving a neck-targeting clinic by PAC—only to be left in ruins by the Death Riders. It's a packed episode full of drama, violence, and surprises you won't want to miss.

This week on The AEW-some Pod, Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince, and Gringo Fantastico bring you Maximum Coverage, dissecting AEW Dynamite and Collision—both fittingly titled Maximum Carnage. We dive into the bloody war between Hangman Page and Christopher Daniels, Kazuchika Okada's underhanded title defense, and the shocking implosion of The Acclaimed. Plus, we unpack the 12-man tag chaos from Collision and Powerhouse Hobbs' heroic return. On Dynamite, we witness the triumphant return of Kenny Omega—only for Takeshita to ruin the moment like the absolute jerk he is, blindsiding Omega after the match. Was it a setup by Don Callis, or just Takeshita being Takeshita? We've got opinions. It's two stacked shows, a ton of drama, and a podcast episode you don't want to miss. Tune in now, wherever you get your podcasts!

This week on The AEW-some Pod, Johnny Taylor Jr., Diana Prince, and Gringo Fantastico unite to break down the January 6th edition of Collision. Highlights include Adam Copeland's hard-fought victory against Big Bill, Daniel Garcia outlasting Katsuyori Shibata in a standout TNT Championship match, and PAC taking on Komander in a high-octane showcase. We dig into the growing cracks within the House of Black, Harley Cameron's valiant effort against Mariah May, and The Outrunners making their case for more TV time. Plus, Chris Jericho's successful defense of the Ring of Honor World Championship against Dax Harwood sparks conversation about what's next for The Learning Tree as Maximum Carnage approaches. Don't miss our dry wit and sharp takes as we unpack the best (and worst) of Collision. Tune in now!

It's the big 150, and AEW Dynamite delivered a show worthy of the milestone! Hosts Johnny Taylor Jr. (stand-up comedian, author of The Wrestling Watchlist, and journalist for PWTorch.com), Diana Prince (*Darcy the Mail Girl from The Last Drive-In), and Gringo Fantastico (*luchador and host of Fantastico Disasterpiece Theater on Troma Now!) break down a stacked night of wrestling greatness. Will Ospreay and Buddy Matthews tore the house down, Kenny Omega proved why he's still "the guy," and Powerhouse Hobbs made it clear Jon Moxley's days at the top might be numbered. Plus, Jeff Jarrett continues his "Final Final Farewell Tour™," and MJF somehow made it all about him (again). Celebrate 150 episodes of wrestling excellence with us—no stone unturned, no storyline unexamined. Don't miss it!

This week on The AEW-some Pod, Comedian Johnny Taylor Jr., Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre), and Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In) take you through the latest Collision from Charlotte, NC, with a quick detour to cover the highlights from Dynamite. We break down Mark Briscoe and Daniel Garcia's hard-hitting TNT Title opener, Toni Storm's intriguing “amnesia” gimmick, and the $100K chaos of the High-Speed Collision 4-Way. Plus, we dive into Rated FTR's big hometown moment, Jericho's “I ❤️ Chris Jericho” shirt stealing the spotlight, and The Outrunners' brief time in the sun—before getting knocked out. From Dynamite, we touch on the bloody madness between Swerve Strickland and Ricochet and Jeff Jarrett's refusal to leave the spotlight. As always, we've got our Dick and Hero of the Week, Showdown, and all the snarky takes you've come to expect. Grab your popcorn (or your Canadian Destroyers), and tune in to The AEW-some Pod!

Johnny, Diana, and Gringo Fantastico return to unpack AEW's World's End, where Will Ospreay bled for his art, Okada proved he's better than all of us, and MJF fought tooth and nail for a ring that's essentially a fashion accessory. We dish out our Hero and Dick of the Week awards, ponder the future of Adam Copeland in AEW, and debate if Kris Statlander's abandoned boot should be ranked in the TBS title picture. It's wrestling, it's chaos, and it's us—what more could you want?

This week on The AEW-some Pod, Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince (Darcy the Mail Girl), and Gringo Fantastico are joined by none other than Eric Freeman, aka Ricky from Silent Night, Deadly Night 2! Eric shares his newfound love for AEW, throws in some wild 80s stories, and yes – we talk about THAT scene. Plus, we dive into all the action from Collision: Winter Is Coming, break down the Continental Classic, and react to Toni Storm bringing back her old persona. Are we ready for it? We're not sure how we feel! It's chaos, nostalgia, and wrestling goodness wrapped in one.

Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince (Darcy the Mail Girl), and Gringo Fantastico break down Winter Is Coming 2024 with their signature wit and brutal honesty. From Jon Moxley and the Death Riders causing mayhem to Adam Cole worming his way into the Worlds End main event, this week was a rollercoaster. We dissect the Continental Classic matches, Will Ospreay's clash with Claudio Castagnoli, and Mariah May's gritty title defense against Mina Shirakawa. And then there's Toni Storm—returning as her old self. We're not mad, we're not thrilled…we're just…processing. Winter may be cold, but this episode brings the heat with sharp analysis, dry humor, and a hint of existential confusion.

As another fire Collision has bestowed itself upon the world, Diana Prince (Darcy the Mail Girl), Johnny Taylor Jr., and Gringo Fantastico break down the results, hyper focusing on the intermingling of the Continental Classic! Heroes fight heroes. Villains fight villains! It's what makes this round robin tournament so special and the team is here to analyze the Hell out of it! Meanwhile, the Death Wazzocks (Death Riders) are, once again, in full on 1st degree murder mode as they set to wash out Orange Cassidy's mouth the hard way! Finally, the team chimes in on Rey Fenix and whatever beef he's slinging on socials.

On this "Dynamite" episode of the AEW-Some Pod, Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince (Darcy the Mail Girl), and Gringo Fantastico are joined sporadically by the one and only Joe Bob Briggs! While Diana and Joe Bob are on location in Texas, visiting conceptual and "monumental" locales, the quartet reviews the latest episode of AEW Dynamite, coming to you live from the Fisher's Event Center in Fishers, Indiana! Diana and Johnny give their special blend of analytics while Gringo chimes in with his live event report about what could arguably be one of the top AEW episodes of the year! Don't miss all the lariats, Switchblades, and Orange Punches you can handle in this Continental Classic focused episode... with a hint of historical Texas facts from Joe Bob himself!

This week on The AEW-some Pod, Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince (Darcy the Mail Girl), and Gringo Fantastico welcome back special guest Michael (aka BrockLesnarGuy) for another chaotic deep dive into AEW Collision! We're talking Will Ospreay's big win, Hangman Page's questionable morals, and the wrestling masterpiece that was Okada vs. Garcia. Plus, Johnny has some sharp words for Max Caster's decision-making skills, and Michael passionately defends why trios matches deserve more love. It's a mix of humor, insight, and BrockLesnarGuy brilliance you won't want to miss. Tune in for wrestling commentary as unpredictable as a Hangman chair shot!

Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince (Darcy the Mail Girl), and Gringo Fantastico welcome legendary wrestling superfan Michael (BrockLesnarGuy) to break down AEW Dynamite! From Claudio Castagnoli's domination in the Continental Classic to Hangman Page's chaotic spiral and Swerve Strickland's backstage brawl, the team dives into all the action with sharp wit and big laughs. Michael shares his unique perspective on the night's best moments and reveals which match deserves a standing ovation. It's a suplex of an episode you don't want to miss!

The AEW-some Pod brings the heat as Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince (Darcy the Mail Girl), and Gringo Fantastico dive headfirst into the fallout from Full Gear 2024! From Kyle Fletcher's star-making win over Ospreay to Moxley's blood-soaked war with Orange Cassidy, we cover every match, every betrayal, and every WTF moment (looking at you, Mariah May). Plus, Diana wants a champagne celebration, Johnny questions why everyone has a car to crash into Mox's pickup, and Gringo tries to figure out why Big Boom A.J. isn't already AEW's top guy.   Tune in for the hottest takes, wildest tangents, and wrestling banter that's always freshly squeezed!

This week, Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince (Darcy the Mail Girl), and Gringo Fantastico break down the November 20, 2024, episode of AEW Dynamite, featuring an action-packed 8-man tag where Will Ospreay, Powerhouse Hobbs, and friends faced off against Don Callis's wrecking crew. We delve into Julia Hart's eerie horror vignette, Jamie Hayter's interrupted promo, and Jericho's hilariously half-hearted attempt to escape Tomohiro Ishii before their contract signing descended into chaos. Plus, Swerve strikes like a ninja, Darby Allin endures Claudio's fury, and the Death Riders literally tape up Orange Cassidy ahead of Full Gear. And yes, Cheeseburger makes his Dynamite debut! It's Full Gear week, so grab your duct tape and listen in for all the madness!

This week, Johnny's sound might be a little weird (blame a microphone mix-up—or recording from a coal mine), but don't worry, the show's still packed with all the AEW goodness you crave! We break down Collision's epic go-home show, including Mariah May and Anna Jay's wild No DQ showdown, Jon Moxley's bone-chilling promo aimed at Orange Cassidy, and Jack Perry's audition for Fast & Furious: AEW Edition. Plus, we've got the legendary Joe Bob Briggs dropping in for a quick chat to weigh in on the absolute calamity that is Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson. Is it a fight? A farce? Or just an expensive way to destroy boxing's reputation? Tune in to find out!

Johnny is hungover in Austin, but that won't stop him from joining Diana and Gringo to break down the latest episode of AEW Dynamite. Things get hilariously off track when Diana accidentally brings JD Vance (yes, that JD Vance) into the conversation, leaving everyone confused but highly entertained. They tackle the chaos of Hangman and Christian's uneasy alliance, Julia Hart's creepy return vignette, and Jon Moxley's ominous threats to Orange Cassidy. Plus, the team dives into Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher's fiery confrontation and celebrates the House of Black's big win over FTR. It's the AEW-some Pod at its unpredictable best!

For anyone who enjoys chaos, Episode 69 of AEW Collision delivered just that—House of Black reminded the Iron Savages what true pain looks like, while Jack Perry crushed yet another hopeful under the weight of his ego and his TNT title. Anna Jay's no-nonsense threat to Mariah May hit home, but not as hard as Mercedes Moné's attack on Kris Statlander, because why settle for peace when you can have brutality? Nick Wayne, in the spirit of teenage rebellion, stapled a bloody photo as a ‘thank you' to A.R. Fox, while the Death Riders and Conglomeration tore each other apart for nearly 20 minutes of glorious anarchy. Tune in for all the details—don't say we didn't warn you.

In this week's AEW-some Pod, Johnny, Diana, and Gringo Fantastico pull no punches as they break down Dynamite's big moments—Christian Cage's deadpan family values speech, Moxley's impassioned loyalty speech, and Adam Cole's tightrope walk between charisma and chaos. Johnny's got his dry wit dialed up, poking at every storyline crack while Diana tries to keep a straight face and Gringo revels in the mayhem. Perfect for fans who like their wrestling analysis served with dark humor and a hint of side-eye.

This week, Johnny, Diana, and Gringo break down AEW's Halloween episode, where Orange Cassidy threw down a no-frills challenge, telling Jon Moxley he's ready to take him on solo and save AEW from whatever fever dream Moxley's stirring up. With more guts than pomp, Cassidy laid it out: AEW needs him, but Mox? Not so much. Adam Cole's back after 14 months, barely holding his ankle together with cadaver parts, yet Buddy Matthews still didn't know what hit him. And just when you thought AEW had peaked on the WTF scale, Bobby Lashley strolls onto TBS, chokeslams Swerve, and teams up with MVP like he's got something to prove. Throw in Mercedes Moné putting a target on Statlander's back and Private Party's tag title shocker, and you've got a night that was pure wrestling bedlam. Join us on the AEW-some Pod, where we sift through the chaos so you don't have to—expect sardonic laughs, unapologetic takes, and all the Halloween havoc you crave!

This week on The AEW-some Pod, Johnny, Diana Prince, and Gringo Fantastico are all back together to break down AEW Collision Episode 67! From Ricochet's intense clash with Lio Rush to Jay White's bold challenge to “Hangman” Page at Full Gear, the crew covers it all. Plus, Penelope Ford's fearless return after 700 days, and Wheeler Yuta's chilling justification for his actions against Bryan Danielson will leave you speechless. With the band back together, expect the usual mix of sardonic banter, insightful analysis, and a few unexpected twists. Who's the dick, the hero, and what was the showdown of the week? Tune in to find out!

Welcome to The AEW-some Pod! Diana Prince is off being busy with important business, so it's just Johnny Taylor and Gringo Fantastico holding it down this week. We've got all the ridiculousness from Dynamite covered: Chris Jericho managed to snag the ROH World Title in a Ladder War that had more interruptions than a toddler's birthday party. Meanwhile, Kyle Fletcher delivered a promo that was more personal than a bad breakup—and then shaved his head to prove a point. Hangman Page continued his quest to collect receipts, while Jon Moxley's crew decided it was time for some good, old-fashioned neck-shattering violence, with Chuck Taylor as their unfortunate victim. And Shelton Benjamin? Turns out he's not ready to ride off into the sunset just yet, as he picked up a win over Sammy Guevara. Buckle up, because we're serving up all the dry humor, snark, and brutal honesty you've come to expect.

In this action-packed, triple-header episode, Johnny, Diana, and Gringo Fantastico break down all the biggest moments from AEW's Dynamite, Collision, and Battle of the Belts! From Jon Moxley's fiery "new era" declaration to title defenses that kept us on the edge of our seats, it's a weekend recap you can't miss. We'll dive into Adam Cole's intense challenge to MJF, Shelton Benjamin's standout debut, and a wild main event featuring Christian Cage vs. Jay White. Tune in as we cover the highs, lows, and everything in between from AEW's epic weekend of wrestling!

Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince, and Gringo Fantastico are back with a post-WrestleDream deep dive into the biggest moments and wildest turns from AEW's latest PPV. We break down Jon Moxley's brutal victory over Bryan Danielson to capture the AEW World Title and the shocking betrayal by Wheeler Yuta that left fans reeling. Other highlights include the Young Bucks defending their titles against Private Party, and Will Ospreay's chaotic triple threat battle against Ricochet and Konosuke Takeshita. From Darby Allin's daring triumph over Brody King to Jay White's smart opener against Hangman Page, the show delivered everything from heart-stopping spots to emotional gut punches. Join us as we dissect every betrayal, every hammer shot, and every coffin drop. WrestleDream promised to make dreams come true – and then broke hearts. Just the way we like it.

Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince, and Gringo Fantastico return to dissect AEW Dynamite's “Title Tuesday” edition with their signature blend of dark humor and biting analysis. We'll break down Bryan Danielson's possible farewell to Dynamite, Claudio Castagnoli's brutal turn with that hammer, and Will Ospreay's chaotic confrontation with Don Callis and Konosuke Takeshita. From Hologram's continued dominance to the heated exchanges between Darby Allin and Brody King, we've got all the carnage covered—because who else would? Download the PrizePicks app today and use code CCN and get $50 instantly when you play $5! That's code CCN on PrizePicks to get $50 instantly when you play $5! You don't even need to win to receive the $50 bonus, it's guaranteed! "PrizePicks. Run Your Game!"

In Episode 129 of The AEW-some Pod, Johnny and Diana are joined by the newly permanent host, Gringo Fantastico, who's officially here to stay—whether you like it or not. Special guest host, the one and only Brock Lesnar Guy, Michael Daniel, drops in to help us break down AEW's 5th Anniversary show. From Danielson vs. Okada to Ospreay vs. Ricochet and everything in between, we've got it covered with just the right amount of sarcasm, excitement, and questionable commentary. Don't miss it!