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WWE efforted a double show in Texas with NXT Heatwave 2026 and AAA Ola de Calor delivering mixed outcomes -- and Getting Over is here to break it down! Host Adam Silverstein tackles results with grades and winners in Getting Over's signature instant analysis review of NXT Heatwave [2:50] and AAA Ola de Calor [25:45]. "The Silver King" covers Grayson Waller emerging over Tony D'Angelo, Cruz Montana and Zilla Fatu; Kelani Jordan taking down Kendal Grey; Vanity Project sweeping their title matches; Jaida Parker overcoming Nattie; Penta, Rey Fenix & Dragon Lee battling Los Perros del Mal; Rey Mysterio attacking Omos; plans for Dominik Mysteiro vs. El Grande Americano; and some surprise decisions with AAA TripleMania 2026 just a couple weeks away. Follow Getting Over on Twitter, Bluesky & YouTube (@GettingOverCast).

Today we jump back 15 years to the Aug. 4, 2011 episode of the PWTorch Livecast with host PWTorch Livecast with host PWTorch assistant editor James Caldwell and PWTorch columnist Greg Parks. They discussed with live callers WWE's plans for a pre-game Raw show and what they would have to do to get people to tune in, WWE Financials, Vince McMahon's UFC and Dana White comments today, issues with the presentation of Tripel H & CM Punk & John Cena & Rey Mysterio on Raw where no one looked good coming out of it, Money in the Bank PPV buys, the risk/benefit of Rock appearing on multiple WWE PPVs, Johnny Curtis, international flavor to talent, Undertaker's potential return "suggested" by WWE Magazine, and much more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/wade-keller-pro-wrestling-podcast--3076978/support.

WWE's NXT and AAA are running special events on Sunday -- and Getting Over is here to break them down! Host Adam Silverstein offers ultimate previews with predictions for NXT Heatwave 2026 [24:20] and AAA Ola de Calor [2:45], tackling all 11 matches on the cards after covering the latest from TV. "The Silver King" dives into Kelani Jordan potentially ending Kendal Grey's reign early; whether Cruz Montana, Grayson Waller or Zilla Fatu can upend Tony D'Angelo; the addition of Kali Armstrong to the Zaria vs. Wren Sinclair unification match; Myles Bourne (with Tavion Heights) pulling double duty against Vanity Project; what to expect from the Dominik Mysterio vs. El Grande Americano contract signing; Penta and Rey Fenix teaming up with Dragon Lee against Los Perros del Mal; and much more. Follow Getting Over on Twitter, Bluesky & YouTube @GettingOverCast.

In this week's flagship show we'll discuss all things that happened on Raw and SmackDown this past week including:Raw (8/17): Chad Gable retained the Intercontinental Title over Rey Mysterio; Rey Fenix and Dragon Lee advanced in the World Title contender tournament; Sol Ruca beat Lyra Valkyria; Je'Von Evans beat JD McDonagh. The big closing angle saw Solo Sikoa and LA Knight lay out Roman Reigns and The Usos.SmackDown (8/21): CM Punk retained the WWE Championship over Kevin Owens after Sami Zayn turned on Owens and attacked both men. The MFTs retained the Tag Titles over Damian Priest & R-Truth, Lash Legend beat Tiffany Stratton, and Cody Rhodes/Randy Orton continued their heated title rivalry.Go AD-FREE at Patreon.com/WWEPodcastBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-wwe-podcast--2187791/support.

The First Black Champ Podcast breaks down a chaotic WWE week as Sami Zayn costs Kevin Owens the WWE Championship against CM Punk—then attacks both men after the match. Is the Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens rivalry finally played out, or do the heightened stakes and CM Punk's involvement make their latest chapter worth watching?We also discuss Lil Yachty's upcoming five-minute challenge against Baron Corbin, his reported WWE Performance Center training, and the concern that celebrity involvement can take too much oxygen away from full-time talent. Plus: Solo Sikoa shocks Roman Reigns with a Samoan Spike, Jacob Fatu refuses to help either side, LA Knight joins Solo in taking out The Usos, and the Bloodline fracture gets more complicated.Finally, is Rey Mysterio firmly in the greatest-of-all-time conversation after another standout match with Chad Gable? We also hit the “Do We Care?” stories: Montez Ford taking shots at The Bloodline on AfterTheTide, reports of Ilja Dragunov's WWE/TKO status, and the rumored John Cena Classic date.

On this week's episode of One Nation Radio, Rich and James discuss: - The Yuya Uemura vs Ryohei Oiwa G1 Final. (10:35) - Ilya Dragunov leaving WWE. (1:00:10) - Wednesday's episode of AEW Dynamite. (1:07:15) - Rey Mysterio vs Chad Gable. (1:42:33) Links: Rich's 81 Over 83 Freestyle = https://youtu.be/xfJsC4ppzdY?si=_e_DlsK86ZiHvKz1 RLPW youtube channel = https://www.youtube.com/@RichLattaProWrestling 2025 FOH Draft = https://payhip.com/b/qAdbZ One Nation Radio's solo feed = https://feeds.redcircle.com/a62af968-f870-4e29-b2f5-3d3543382475 ONR Live Twitch = https://www.twitch.tv/richlatta #NJPW #WWE #AEW GET OFFICIAL SOCIAL SUPLEX PODCAST NETWORK GEAR FROM PRO WRESTLING TEES! Check out Social Suplex's columns, and the network's podcasts: One Nation Radio / Keepin' It Strong Style / All Things Elite / Imp's WWE Adventure / Wrestling Art with Chris Things / Tunnel Talk / The Trish and Sarah Wrestling Podcast / AEW Match Guide / Joshi'ing around, available wherever you find podcasts. Follow us on Twitter/X: @RichLatta32, @JamesBoyd87, @SocialSuplex, @OneNationRadio Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SocialSuplex/ Visit our website for news, columns, and podcasts: https://socialsuplex.com/ Join the Social Suplex Discord Server: https://discord.gg/RBYFrPetFt/ Join the Social Suplex community Facebook Group: The Wrestling (Squared) Circle Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

SantiZap and Sanchowest break down WWE's latest resurgence, Solo Sikoa's Bloodline turn, LA Knight's rise, and the growing Penta vs. Roman Reigns story. Plus, they discuss Bron Breakker vs. Oba Femi, Zilla Fatu's WWE debut, Rey Mysterio vs. Chad Gable, CM Punk vs. Kevin Owens in Toronto, SmackDown's crowded roster, and this week's wrestling rankings.

On this episode we get into the final segment from this past Monday's ‘RAW' show with Solo Sikoa not falling in line to the Bloodline, Oba Femi & Bron Breakker has their first one on one match set for ‘Sunday Night's Main Event', some strong matches from this past Monday we dig into, what we think happens this Friday with CM Punk vs Kevin Owens on ‘SmackDown', how AEW should handle The New Day's arrival to the company, + MUCH MORE!⏱️ Chapters:0:00 Intro/Selling Johnny Gargano on his current gimmick04:00 Solo Sikoa, Roman Reigns, and the Bloodline saga: good storytelling or same sh*t?25:43 Adam Copeland speaks on the topic Roman Reigns being overrated along with his thoughts on WWE vs AEW33:12 Oba Femi vs Bron Breakker set for ‘Sunday Night's Main Event'44:42 Lyra Valkyria vs Sol Ruca from ‘WWE RAW'52:19 Rey Mysterio vs Chad Gable from ‘WWE RAW'56:57 WWE has pulled back on Danhausen TV segments58:48 Chelsea Green's incredible performance on ‘SmackDown' this past Friday1:07:08 Kevin Owens vs CM Punk for the world title this Friday and last week's promo battle1:16:50 Tiffany Stratton's future now that she lost the U.S. title to Jacy Jane1:21:17 Should AEW announce Kofi Kingston & Xavier Woods before their debut @ ‘All In' or have it a surprise?1:27:56 MJF not involved in the world title match @ ‘All In': Yay or nay?1:36:36 AJ Styles son's independent wrestling controversy

Chad Gable took on Rey Mysterio for the IC title, Solo Sikoa spikes Roman Reigns in defiance, Big Cass takes out Jevon Evans again and much more!GO AD-FREE at Patreon.com/WWEPodcastBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-wwe-podcast--2187791/support.

It's time to get RAW! It's time to get DOWN! Jacy Jayne defeated Tiffany Stratton to become the new Women's United States Champion, while CM Punk and Kevin Owens trade more words ahead of their WWE Championship clash and Tatum Paxley bizarrely locked Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair inside a makeshift closet. The intense momentum carried into Monday Night Raw, seeing Solo Sikoa stand face-to-face with Roman Reigns to answer to The Bloodline and Chad Gable successfully defend his Intercontinental Championship against Rey Mysterio. Raw also saw Je'Von Evans pick up a win over JD McDonagh before suffering a brutal post-match assault from the returning Big Cass, as well as Rey Fenix and Dragon Lee advancing in a high-stakes World Heavyweight Championship tournament. All this and more on your #1 source for all things WWE on the Turnbuckle Tavern! This is the RAW DOWN!

Nestlemania and JC discuss...Solo breaks away from the Bloodline... Was this a star making moment?Bron Breakker and Oba Femi... are they giving too much away with Paul Heyman?Chelsea Greene still is champion and has 30 days... Can she become an even bigger star?Is Lyra dead in the water? Or does she need acting lessons?Rey Mysterio proves he can turn back the clock.All this and more ...this week on the Jobber Knocker Podcast.Check out the merchandise! https://www.teepublic.com/JobberKnockerFollow us on Twitter!@JobberKnocker@Nestlemania@JCoftheJK@TJoftheJK@RayRayoftheJK@DommyFeds33@Danyfab@SSJPegasusFollow us on Facebook & Instagram @JobberKnocker!Visit Jobberknocker.com for some great wrestling articles!

Solomonster reviews a much better Monday Night Raw than last week's episode, with Solo Sikoa being "delivered" to Roman Reigns, Chad Gable defending his Intercontinental title against Rey Mysterio and more first round matches in the luchadores #1 contender's tournament.***Follow Solomonster on X (formerly Twitter) for news and opinion:http://x.com/solomonsterSubscribe to the Solomonster Sounds Off on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/user/TheSolomonster?sub_confirmation=1Become a Solomonster Sounds Off Channel Member:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9jcg7mk93fGNqWPMfl_Aig/join

David and Kaz kick off the show by discussing Solo Sikoa spiking Roman Reigns in the main event of last night's ‘Monday Night Raw' and where Solo ranks among Bloodline-turned–Roman Reigns opponents (06:48). The guys continue by taking a look at the updated bracket for the AAA luchador tournament, with both semifinals set after last night (21:46). Next, David asks Kaz which future face of wrestling he feels the best about going forward (28:49) before moving on to talk about the ‘SmackDown' opening segment with Chelsea Green, Nick Aldis, and Gunther (31:53). After that, the guys discuss Jacy Jayne's Women's U.S. title win over Tiffany Stratton (43:55) and whether the Kevin Owens–CM Punk feud is going too inside baseball (47:59). Following that, David and Kaz give their takes on the rest of ‘SmackDown' (55:06), preview tomorrow night's ‘AEW Dynamite' (59:13), and talk about Chad Gable's win over Rey Mysterio in last night's main event (1:03:12). The show wraps up with the guys answering: Who is the MC Hammer of pro wrestling (1:12:09)? Don't forget to subscribe to our YouTube channel! Hosts: David Shoemaker and Kazeem Famuyide Producers: Bruce Baldwin, Ben Cruz, and Remy Hernandez Nintendo: Power up your play with Nintendo Switch 2. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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John Pollock and Wai Ting review WWE Raw as Jey Uso delivers Solo Sikoa to Roman Reigns, Chad Gable defends the Intercontinental title against Rey Mysterio, and the #1 contendership tournament continues.Plus, the reveal of this year's G1 Climax Contest winner and results from Chris Engler.

The Dadley Boyz chat about what happened on this week's episode of Monday Night RAW, including...Solo Sikoa & LA Knight DESTROY The Bloodline!Rey Mysterio vs. Chad Gable!GIGANTIC SNME match confirmed!Rey Fenix advances in the World Heavyweight Championship tournament!Big Cass beats up Je'Von Evans TWICE?!ENJOY!Follow us on Twitter:@AdamWilbourn@MSidgwick@MichaelHamflett@WhatCultureWWEFor more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com/wwe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

WWE increased its momentum entering football season with a strong week of TV -- and Getting Over is here to break it down! Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini open The Main Event [8:25] by detailing a segment-of-the-year contender featuring Chelsea Green that expanded to include GUNTHER, Tiffany Stratton and Fatal Influence with Jacy Jayne winning gold. The guys also discuss the ups and downs of CM Punk vs. Kevin Owens and intensity ratcheting up in Cody Rhodes vs. Randy Orton. "The Silver King" and "Vintage" then analyze The Good, The Bad and The Ugly [1:00:40] on Solo Sikoa and LA Knight standing tall over Roman Reigns and The Bloodline, Stephanie Vaquer being at odds with Becky Lynch while eyeing Liv Morgan, Penta legitimately contending for a world title, Sol Ruca defeating Lyra Valkyria, Paul Heyman's positioning in Oba Femi vs. Bron Breakker, plus much more! Follow Getting Over on Twitter, Bluesky & YouTube @GettingOverCast.

The Dadley Boyz preview tonight's Monday Night RAW and discuss...Will Solo Sikoa rejoin The Bloodline?Can Rey Mysterio win the IC Title?Sol Ruca vs. Lyra Valkyria!The World Heavyweight Championship tournament CONTINUES!Does Triple H hate LA Knight?!ENJOY!Follow us on Twitter:@AdamWilbourn@MSidgwick@MichaelHamflett@WhatCultureWWEFor more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com/wwe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The First Black Champ Podcast breaks down WWE's biggest stories: Has the Bloodline storyline finally lost the fans and media, or are audiences reacting to uneven character direction? We discuss Zilla Fatu's NXT debut, Jey Uso defeating Solo Sikoa, and what the result could mean for Jey's relationship with the Bloodline.Plus, CM Punk and Kevin Owens are taking their rivalry to a personal level—so is there a line that WWE should not cross, and is too much “insider” storytelling hurting the emotional investment of casual fans? We also examine Chelsea Green retaining the Women's World Championship, Tiffany Stratton's costly assistance, Jacy Jayne's U.S. title win, and whether Fatal Influence has become the women's division's defining championship act. Finally: Kofi Kingston and Austin Creed's potential AEW arrival, Bayley's uncertain WWE future, and whether Dominik Mysterio still needs to be framed through Rey Mysterio's legacy.

In this episode of PWTorch ‘90s Pastcast, Patrick Moynahan and Alex McDonald discuss issue #400 of the PWTorch including Riki Choshu winning his final G1 tournament and how the tournament has changed over the years, NWO goes on the attack during Nitro and turns Mysterio into a lawn dart, WWF signs powerlifter Mark Henry to a huge deal, ECW and USWA news, and much more. Contact us with questions, reactions, and more at torchpastcast@gmail.com.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/pwtorch-dailycast--3276210/support.

AAA TripleMania 34, NXT Heatwave and AEW All In: London continue to build -- and Getting Over is here to break down the latest! Host Adam Silverstein opens with new developments from AAA [2:30] as Dominik Mysterio stood out in a career-best interview. "The Silver King" then focuses on NXT [13:05], where Zilla Fatu debuted by attacking Cruz Montana and Grayson Waller with Kendal Grey vs. Kelani Jordan set for a future championship match, and AEW [34:00], which saw Swerve Strickland return to confront Hangman Page with New Day possibly waiting in the wings, Kenny Omega save Will Ospreay for the last time and MJF call himself the "One True Champion" in a frustrating rehash. Follow Getting Over on Twitter, Bluesky & YouTube @GettingOverCast.

There was too much WWE to discuss in a single episode, so Getting Over is back to break down everything else from Raw and SmackDown! Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini immediately dive into The Good, The Bad and The Ugly tackling the positives and negatives of Roman Reigns' luchador invitational, Tatum Paxley aligning with Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss while joining an overloaded SmackDown women's division with call-ups like Blake Monroe and Jordynne Grace missing in action, Bron Breakker being fully focused on supplanting Oba Femi, the disparity in Dominik Mysterio's booking between AAA and WWE, plus a look at what's ahead for Liv Morgan, Becky Lynch, Stephanie Vaquer, Lyra Valkyria, Carmelo Hayes, Shinsuke Nakamura and others. Follow Getting Over on Twitter, Bluesky & YouTube (@GettingOverCast).

In this episode we discuss yet another Bayley update, Rey Mysterio talks retirement, The Rock wants to do music, The New Day has been announced for their first Post-WWE Appearance, and the rest of the day's news and rumors! Find us an all social media including: Facebook - Fro Wrestling Podcast On X - @frowrestling Instagram - @frowrestlingpodcast Discord - Fro Wrestling Podcast As well as these and many other platforms: Daily Motion, Rumble, Podomatic, Odysee, and many more! Please support our sponsors: 3WA Wrestlingwww.worldwidewrestlingalliance... Beezle Games - Sketchy People Doodle Games - Banani Market Foo Games - Legendary Elements ALL AVAILABLE ATwww.thegamecrafter.comBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/fro-wrestling-podcast--2103073/support.

The Wrestling Mayhem Show dives deep into the increasingly interconnected world of professional wrestling as Sorg, Mad Mike, and TruePrinceofPro (T-Pop!) tackle WWE's growing relationship with AAA, AEW and CMLL's continued collaboration in Mexico, the expanding wrestling landscape in Canada, and plenty happening right here in Pittsburgh. The crew starts with WWE's AAA crossover and the tournament determining who will challenge Roman Reigns in Mexico City. Penta, Laredo Kid, Psycho Clown, La Parka, Dragon Lee, Rey Fenix and more enter the conversation as the hosts debate whether AAA wrestlers are being presented strongly enough on WWE television. They also give Corey Graves credit for putting in the work to explain AAA history and wrestlers to WWE's broader audience—even while questioning the remote commentary setup being used for AAA programming. From there, the conversation heads to AEW Grand Slam Mexico and CMLL, including the incredible atmosphere surrounding the crossover shows, Adam Copeland checking another item off his wrestling bucket list, the unique Bandido/Brody King/Hangman Page trio, and the wild format of CMLL's massive Grand Prix match. T-Pop explains how the elimination format works and why Mexican wrestling continues to offer something structurally different from American wrestling television. The expanding wrestling TV universe also gets examined through Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling, MLW, NWA, AEW, ROH and CMLL. How important is immediacy in wrestling? Does a show lose momentum when its television is months behind the live tapings? And why does wrestling remain such attractive television programming compared with scripted productions? On the local front, there is plenty to celebrate. The crew looks back at 2PW Summer Showdown, including the delightfully unexpected blindfolded Lights Out match, Gianni Michael Emricko and Gorgeous Gregory challenging The Troublemakers for the NWA JCP Southeastern Tag Team Championship, and developments surrounding 2PW's championships. There are also updates from 880 Wrestling's Lethal Lottery, Prospect Pro Wrestling, Enjoy Wrestling and the upcoming Sorgstock. And speaking of Sorgstock: Mikey Montgomery vs. Justin Idol in a Video Game Match is officially on the card for August 28. What exactly is a Video Game Match? Apparently, you'll have to be there. Then things get personal with CM Punk and Kevin Owens. The hosts revisit their complicated history, the real-life stories wrestling fans are already resurfacing, and why these two could create weeks of compelling television without needing to throw a single punch. Plus: Chelsea Green's injury, Johnny Gargano stepping away amid a difficult family situation, wrestling trading cards raising money for the Cauliflower Alley Club, Big Man Tater and his microwave helmet, Tatum Paxley arriving on SmackDown, Mickey Knuckles coming to VCW, and Sorg's reflections after finishing a book about Rowdy Roddy Piper. It's another trip through the increasingly strange, global and wonderfully interconnected world of professionalized wrestling. News Stories & Topics Discussed WWE and AAA expand their crossover: A tournament featuring talent from WWE and AAA will determine a challenger for Roman Reigns in Mexico City, with Penta, Laredo Kid, Psycho Clown, La Parka, Dragon Lee, Rey Fenix and others discussed. Is WWE protecting AAA enough? The hosts question why AAA talent is frequently introduced to the Raw and SmackDown audience without being allowed to score important victories. Dominik Mysterio as AAA Mega Champion: The contradiction between Dom holding AAA's top championship and AAA wrestlers sometimes feeling secondary on WWE television becomes a major point of discussion. Corey Graves and AAA commentary: T-Pop and Sorg praise Graves' knowledge and enthusiasm while examining the awkwardness created by remote commentary involving Rey Mysterio and JBL. AEW Grand Slam Mexico: The Arena Mexico atmosphere, Mexican audience participation, Adam Copeland's appearance and AEW leaning into its CMLL relationship all get praise. CMLL Grand Prix explained: T-Pop breaks down the enormous elimination match and its rotating tag structure, including why it feels so different from the usual American multi-person match. AEW/CMLL/ROH relationships: The hosts appreciate AEW's willingness to work across promotions rather than trying to isolate its roster. Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling: The Canadian promotion's weekly television presence is discussed along with Mauro Ranallo's commentary and the opportunity created by changes in WWE's Canadian distribution. MLW and NWA tape delays: Sorg and T-Pop talk about how months of unaired matches can reduce urgency even when the actual wrestling remains enjoyable. The economics of wrestling television: A discussion of live wrestling production leads to appreciation for how much WWE and AEW accomplish every week and why wrestling remains appealing programming for broadcasters. 2PW Summer Showdown: The hosts recap the show, including championship developments, the blindfolded Lights Out match and Some Guy Named John's spectacular elbow drop to absolutely nobody. Gianni Michael Emricko & Gorgeous Gregory: Their NWA JCP Southeastern Tag Team Championship match against The Troublemakers is part of the 2PW recap. 880 Wrestling Lethal Lottery: T-Pop likes the unusual team of Dev Swayze and Tatiana, while Sammy Suntimer's attempts to bond with Marco Narciso become a source of amusement. 2PW Friday Night Frights: The October 23 Halloween event and an announced casket match are previewed. Enjoy Wrestling's anniversary: Lee Moriarty vs. Amazing Red is singled out as a match worth watching. Sorgstock announcement: Mikey Montgomery faces returning Pittsburgh wrestling favorite Justin Idol in a mysterious Video Game Match on August 28. CM Punk vs. Kevin Owens: The hosts love the early verbal confrontation and dig into some of the genuine history that can add another layer to the feud. Chelsea Green injured: Her orbital-bone injury leads to speculation about recovery time and whether it should affect her championship status. Johnny Gargano: The conversation turns serious while discussing Gargano stepping away to focus on his father during his battle with stage-four prostate cancer. Pittsburgh wrestling trading cards: Falcom Digital Imaging's cards and wrestling-related fundraising lead into recognition of efforts benefiting the Cauliflower Alley Club. Big Man Tater: A gigantic Vader-inspired independent wrestler who enters wearing a microwave becomes an immediate Mayhem Show obsession. Tatum Paxley: Her SmackDown arrival has Mad Mike excited about the potential for increasingly spooky developments. MPX “Who Runs the World”: The chat points out the stacked women's wrestling event featuring a wide range of notable talent. Mickey Knuckles headed to VCW: A breaking local wrestling announcement gets an enthusiastic reaction. Roddy Piper: Sorg discusses finishing the Piper book assembled after his death and reflects on the difference between Roddy Piper the character and the person underneath it. “What We Learned” Breakdown T-Pop: Sometimes the best way to introduce someone is simply to unleash them as a monster. He highlights the AAA debut of a WWE/LFG talent who attacks Psycho Clown, tears away part of his mask and chokeslams him onto a chair. The presentation immediately makes the newcomer feel dangerous. Mad Mike: It was apparently a tremendous week for tater-related professional wrestling. First comes Big Man Tater, a giant Vader-inspired wrestler who enters with a microwave on his head. Then there's Tatum Paxley, whose SmackDown arrival has Mike eagerly anticipating where her character could go next. Sorg: Finishing the Rowdy Roddy Piper book helped reconnect dots between moments Sorg remembered as a fan and the life happening behind them. He particularly reflects on Piper becoming so immersed in the wrestling character that separating “Roddy Piper” from the person himself became difficult, while also remembering his wife getting a chance to meet one of her childhood wrestling heroes. From the chat: Mercedes Moné's wrestling anniversary gets recognized, along with excitement over MPX's upcoming women-focused Who Runs the World card.

The Wrestling Mayhem Show dives deep into the increasingly interconnected world of professional wrestling as Sorg, Mad Mike, and TruePrinceofPro (T-Pop!) tackle WWE's growing relationship with AAA, AEW and CMLL's continued collaboration in Mexico, the expanding wrestling landscape in Canada, and plenty happening right here in Pittsburgh. The crew starts with WWE's AAA crossover and the tournament determining who will challenge Roman Reigns in Mexico City. Penta, Laredo Kid, Psycho Clown, La Parka, Dragon Lee, Rey Fenix and more enter the conversation as the hosts debate whether AAA wrestlers are being presented strongly enough on WWE television. They also give Corey Graves credit for putting in the work to explain AAA history and wrestlers to WWE's broader audience—even while questioning the remote commentary setup being used for AAA programming. From there, the conversation heads to AEW Grand Slam Mexico and CMLL, including the incredible atmosphere surrounding the crossover shows, Adam Copeland checking another item off his wrestling bucket list, the unique Bandido/Brody King/Hangman Page trio, and the wild format of CMLL's massive Grand Prix match. T-Pop explains how the elimination format works and why Mexican wrestling continues to offer something structurally different from American wrestling television. The expanding wrestling TV universe also gets examined through Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling, MLW, NWA, AEW, ROH and CMLL. How important is immediacy in wrestling? Does a show lose momentum when its television is months behind the live tapings? And why does wrestling remain such attractive television programming compared with scripted productions? On the local front, there is plenty to celebrate. The crew looks back at 2PW Summer Showdown, including the delightfully unexpected blindfolded Lights Out match, Gianni Michael Emricko and Gorgeous Gregory challenging The Troublemakers for the NWA JCP Southeastern Tag Team Championship, and developments surrounding 2PW's championships. There are also updates from 880 Wrestling's Lethal Lottery, Prospect Pro Wrestling, Enjoy Wrestling and the upcoming Sorgstock. And speaking of Sorgstock: Mikey Montgomery vs. Justin Idol in a Video Game Match is officially on the card for August 28. What exactly is a Video Game Match? Apparently, you'll have to be there. Then things get personal with CM Punk and Kevin Owens. The hosts revisit their complicated history, the real-life stories wrestling fans are already resurfacing, and why these two could create weeks of compelling television without needing to throw a single punch. Plus: Chelsea Green's injury, Johnny Gargano stepping away amid a difficult family situation, wrestling trading cards raising money for the Cauliflower Alley Club, Big Man Tater and his microwave helmet, Tatum Paxley arriving on SmackDown, Mickey Knuckles coming to VCW, and Sorg's reflections after finishing a book about Rowdy Roddy Piper. It's another trip through the increasingly strange, global and wonderfully interconnected world of professionalized wrestling. News Stories & Topics Discussed WWE and AAA expand their crossover: A tournament featuring talent from WWE and AAA will determine a challenger for Roman Reigns in Mexico City, with Penta, Laredo Kid, Psycho Clown, La Parka, Dragon Lee, Rey Fenix and others discussed. Is WWE protecting AAA enough? The hosts question why AAA talent is frequently introduced to the Raw and SmackDown audience without being allowed to score important victories. Dominik Mysterio as AAA Mega Champion: The contradiction between Dom holding AAA's top championship and AAA wrestlers sometimes feeling secondary on WWE television becomes a major point of discussion. Corey Graves and AAA commentary: T-Pop and Sorg praise Graves' knowledge and enthusiasm while examining the awkwardness created by remote commentary involving Rey Mysterio and JBL. AEW Grand Slam Mexico: The Arena Mexico atmosphere, Mexican audience participation, Adam Copeland's appearance and AEW leaning into its CMLL relationship all get praise. CMLL Grand Prix explained: T-Pop breaks down the enormous elimination match and its rotating tag structure, including why it feels so different from the usual American multi-person match. AEW/CMLL/ROH relationships: The hosts appreciate AEW's willingness to work across promotions rather than trying to isolate its roster. Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling: The Canadian promotion's weekly television presence is discussed along with Mauro Ranallo's commentary and the opportunity created by changes in WWE's Canadian distribution. MLW and NWA tape delays: Sorg and T-Pop talk about how months of unaired matches can reduce urgency even when the actual wrestling remains enjoyable. The economics of wrestling television: A discussion of live wrestling production leads to appreciation for how much WWE and AEW accomplish every week and why wrestling remains appealing programming for broadcasters. 2PW Summer Showdown: The hosts recap the show, including championship developments, the blindfolded Lights Out match and Some Guy Named John's spectacular elbow drop to absolutely nobody. Gianni Michael Emricko & Gorgeous Gregory: Their NWA JCP Southeastern Tag Team Championship match against The Troublemakers is part of the 2PW recap. 880 Wrestling Lethal Lottery: T-Pop likes the unusual team of Dev Swayze and Tatiana, while Sammy Suntimer's attempts to bond with Marco Narciso become a source of amusement. 2PW Friday Night Frights: The October 23 Halloween event and an announced casket match are previewed. Enjoy Wrestling's anniversary: Lee Moriarty vs. Amazing Red is singled out as a match worth watching. Sorgstock announcement: Mikey Montgomery faces returning Pittsburgh wrestling favorite Justin Idol in a mysterious Video Game Match on August 28. CM Punk vs. Kevin Owens: The hosts love the early verbal confrontation and dig into some of the genuine history that can add another layer to the feud. Chelsea Green injured: Her orbital-bone injury leads to speculation about recovery time and whether it should affect her championship status. Johnny Gargano: The conversation turns serious while discussing Gargano stepping away to focus on his father during his battle with stage-four prostate cancer. Pittsburgh wrestling trading cards: Falcom Digital Imaging's cards and wrestling-related fundraising lead into recognition of efforts benefiting the Cauliflower Alley Club. Big Man Tater: A gigantic Vader-inspired independent wrestler who enters wearing a microwave becomes an immediate Mayhem Show obsession. Tatum Paxley: Her SmackDown arrival has Mad Mike excited about the potential for increasingly spooky developments. MPX “Who Runs the World”: The chat points out the stacked women's wrestling event featuring a wide range of notable talent. Mickey Knuckles headed to VCW: A breaking local wrestling announcement gets an enthusiastic reaction. Roddy Piper: Sorg discusses finishing the Piper book assembled after his death and reflects on the difference between Roddy Piper the character and the person underneath it. “What We Learned” Breakdown T-Pop: Sometimes the best way to introduce someone is simply to unleash them as a monster. He highlights the AAA debut of a WWE/LFG talent who attacks Psycho Clown, tears away part of his mask and chokeslams him onto a chair. The presentation immediately makes the newcomer feel dangerous. Mad Mike: It was apparently a tremendous week for tater-related professional wrestling. First comes Big Man Tater, a giant Vader-inspired wrestler who enters with a microwave on his head. Then there's Tatum Paxley, whose SmackDown arrival has Mike eagerly anticipating where her character could go next. Sorg: Finishing the Rowdy Roddy Piper book helped reconnect dots between moments Sorg remembered as a fan and the life happening behind them. He particularly reflects on Piper becoming so immersed in the wrestling character that separating “Roddy Piper” from the person himself became difficult, while also remembering his wife getting a chance to meet one of her childhood wrestling heroes. From the chat: Mercedes Moné's wrestling anniversary gets recognized, along with excitement over MPX's upcoming women-focused Who Runs the World card.

The Wrestling Mayhem Show dives deep into the increasingly interconnected world of professional wrestling as Sorg, Mad Mike, and TruePrinceofPro (T-Pop!) tackle WWE's growing relationship with AAA, AEW and CMLL's continued collaboration in Mexico, the expanding wrestling landscape in Canada, and plenty happening right here in Pittsburgh. The crew starts with WWE's AAA crossover and the tournament determining who will challenge Roman Reigns in Mexico City. Penta, Laredo Kid, Psycho Clown, La Parka, Dragon Lee, Rey Fenix and more enter the conversation as the hosts debate whether AAA wrestlers are being presented strongly enough on WWE television. They also give Corey Graves credit for putting in the work to explain AAA history and wrestlers to WWE's broader audience—even while questioning the remote commentary setup being used for AAA programming. From there, the conversation heads to AEW Grand Slam Mexico and CMLL, including the incredible atmosphere surrounding the crossover shows, Adam Copeland checking another item off his wrestling bucket list, the unique Bandido/Brody King/Hangman Page trio, and the wild format of CMLL's massive Grand Prix match. T-Pop explains how the elimination format works and why Mexican wrestling continues to offer something structurally different from American wrestling television. The expanding wrestling TV universe also gets examined through Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling, MLW, NWA, AEW, ROH and CMLL. How important is immediacy in wrestling? Does a show lose momentum when its television is months behind the live tapings? And why does wrestling remain such attractive television programming compared with scripted productions? On the local front, there is plenty to celebrate. The crew looks back at 2PW Summer Showdown, including the delightfully unexpected blindfolded Lights Out match, Gianni Michael Emricko and Gorgeous Gregory challenging The Troublemakers for the NWA JCP Southeastern Tag Team Championship, and developments surrounding 2PW's championships. There are also updates from 880 Wrestling's Lethal Lottery, Prospect Pro Wrestling, Enjoy Wrestling and the upcoming Sorgstock. And speaking of Sorgstock: Mikey Montgomery vs. Justin Idol in a Video Game Match is officially on the card for August 28. What exactly is a Video Game Match? Apparently, you'll have to be there. Then things get personal with CM Punk and Kevin Owens. The hosts revisit their complicated history, the real-life stories wrestling fans are already resurfacing, and why these two could create weeks of compelling television without needing to throw a single punch. Plus: Chelsea Green's injury, Johnny Gargano stepping away amid a difficult family situation, wrestling trading cards raising money for the Cauliflower Alley Club, Big Man Tater and his microwave helmet, Tatum Paxley arriving on SmackDown, Mickey Knuckles coming to VCW, and Sorg's reflections after finishing a book about Rowdy Roddy Piper. It's another trip through the increasingly strange, global and wonderfully interconnected world of professionalized wrestling. News Stories & Topics Discussed WWE and AAA expand their crossover: A tournament featuring talent from WWE and AAA will determine a challenger for Roman Reigns in Mexico City, with Penta, Laredo Kid, Psycho Clown, La Parka, Dragon Lee, Rey Fenix and others discussed. Is WWE protecting AAA enough? The hosts question why AAA talent is frequently introduced to the Raw and SmackDown audience without being allowed to score important victories. Dominik Mysterio as AAA Mega Champion: The contradiction between Dom holding AAA's top championship and AAA wrestlers sometimes feeling secondary on WWE television becomes a major point of discussion. Corey Graves and AAA commentary: T-Pop and Sorg praise Graves' knowledge and enthusiasm while examining the awkwardness created by remote commentary involving Rey Mysterio and JBL. AEW Grand Slam Mexico: The Arena Mexico atmosphere, Mexican audience participation, Adam Copeland's appearance and AEW leaning into its CMLL relationship all get praise. CMLL Grand Prix explained: T-Pop breaks down the enormous elimination match and its rotating tag structure, including why it feels so different from the usual American multi-person match. AEW/CMLL/ROH relationships: The hosts appreciate AEW's willingness to work across promotions rather than trying to isolate its roster. Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling: The Canadian promotion's weekly television presence is discussed along with Mauro Ranallo's commentary and the opportunity created by changes in WWE's Canadian distribution. MLW and NWA tape delays: Sorg and T-Pop talk about how months of unaired matches can reduce urgency even when the actual wrestling remains enjoyable. The economics of wrestling television: A discussion of live wrestling production leads to appreciation for how much WWE and AEW accomplish every week and why wrestling remains appealing programming for broadcasters. 2PW Summer Showdown: The hosts recap the show, including championship developments, the blindfolded Lights Out match and Some Guy Named John's spectacular elbow drop to absolutely nobody. Gianni Michael Emricko & Gorgeous Gregory: Their NWA JCP Southeastern Tag Team Championship match against The Troublemakers is part of the 2PW recap. 880 Wrestling Lethal Lottery: T-Pop likes the unusual team of Dev Swayze and Tatiana, while Sammy Suntimer's attempts to bond with Marco Narciso become a source of amusement. 2PW Friday Night Frights: The October 23 Halloween event and an announced casket match are previewed. Enjoy Wrestling's anniversary: Lee Moriarty vs. Amazing Red is singled out as a match worth watching. Sorgstock announcement: Mikey Montgomery faces returning Pittsburgh wrestling favorite Justin Idol in a mysterious Video Game Match on August 28. CM Punk vs. Kevin Owens: The hosts love the early verbal confrontation and dig into some of the genuine history that can add another layer to the feud. Chelsea Green injured: Her orbital-bone injury leads to speculation about recovery time and whether it should affect her championship status. Johnny Gargano: The conversation turns serious while discussing Gargano stepping away to focus on his father during his battle with stage-four prostate cancer. Pittsburgh wrestling trading cards: Falcom Digital Imaging's cards and wrestling-related fundraising lead into recognition of efforts benefiting the Cauliflower Alley Club. Big Man Tater: A gigantic Vader-inspired independent wrestler who enters wearing a microwave becomes an immediate Mayhem Show obsession. Tatum Paxley: Her SmackDown arrival has Mad Mike excited about the potential for increasingly spooky developments. MPX “Who Runs the World”: The chat points out the stacked women's wrestling event featuring a wide range of notable talent. Mickey Knuckles headed to VCW: A breaking local wrestling announcement gets an enthusiastic reaction. Roddy Piper: Sorg discusses finishing the Piper book assembled after his death and reflects on the difference between Roddy Piper the character and the person underneath it. “What We Learned” Breakdown T-Pop: Sometimes the best way to introduce someone is simply to unleash them as a monster. He highlights the AAA debut of a WWE/LFG talent who attacks Psycho Clown, tears away part of his mask and chokeslams him onto a chair. The presentation immediately makes the newcomer feel dangerous. Mad Mike: It was apparently a tremendous week for tater-related professional wrestling. First comes Big Man Tater, a giant Vader-inspired wrestler who enters with a microwave on his head. Then there's Tatum Paxley, whose SmackDown arrival has Mike eagerly anticipating where her character could go next. Sorg: Finishing the Rowdy Roddy Piper book helped reconnect dots between moments Sorg remembered as a fan and the life happening behind them. He particularly reflects on Piper becoming so immersed in the wrestling character that separating “Roddy Piper” from the person himself became difficult, while also remembering his wife getting a chance to meet one of her childhood wrestling heroes. From the chat: Mercedes Moné's wrestling anniversary gets recognized, along with excitement over MPX's upcoming women-focused Who Runs the World card.

In today' episode Nando T and Jadaveon the Pebbles Johnson cover Summerslams aftermath and what they feel is next for the WWE superstars. We get wild with ideas in this episode and we discuss our top 5 matches/takeaways from Summerslam. Table of topics, you just made the list, smackdown, RAW and so much more!!! CHEERS!!!JERKING THE CURTAINROUND TABLE OF TOPICSNEWSThe Rock has taken a wrestler under his wing……who is it?One Bella in, one Bella outBrock Lesnar announces he is retired Rey Mysterio announces tournament, winner gets Roman for a title shot “You Just Made the List” Give me your top 5 matches from Summerslam SMACKDOWNFinn Balor kicks off the show and Sami wants attention but so does Gunther and Nick answers The baddies get the win over the Barbie's…..Charlotte vs Jade looking good Tala Tonga talks…..the Sons of Haku has a nice ring for a tag name Tag teams continue to suck no changes Does Trick vs Punk move the needle???Baron calls his shot on Trick Fenix vs JD was great for business Lash makes quick work of Giulia, should we add Giulia to the list???Punk patting Cody on the head is lowkey funny, Cody in all black is looking really good right now  SummerSlamIyo and Liv put on a great match, Liv walks away with the winSolo Dolo steals the match and LA Knight gets the dub! YEAH!!!Nick Aldis looking like a Greek God, dude is built!!! What a great match between him and Gunther……Gunther gets the win but Aldis wins the fans Wow Jacy Jayne coming out like HBK, another great match!!! WWE is listening as the Bellas turn on Paige…….time for that Paige run Cody coming out like Guile is great for business, these guys put on a good'ol fashion wrestling match!!! Possibly the best match of the night. Confused with the Orton interference??? Brock and Oba were off to a great start but the ending left me empty Triple H reinstating Aldis is great for business.  SummerSlam Night 2Nick Aldis kicks off Night 2 with a very nice surprise KEVIN OWENS, Sami's look is priceless.  Did not see Corbin getting the dub……what's next?Let's fucking goooooooooooooo CHELSEA GREEN!!! Great match from the females, Lash Legends looked great for business!!!The human monies on a pole match didn't disappoint!!! DanHausen gets the monies Chad Gable and Penta put on a great wrestling match!!! Chad deserves gold, great opportunity for him We literally just witnessed EPIC history in the making!!! Seth and Roman just became a top 5 match in WWE history…….12 years in the making and they did not skip a beat!!! I cant say enough how this match moved me. I just wish I could have been there live!!! True WWE magic RAWThe OTC kicks off the show and lets everyone know he kept his promise. LA Knight resets Roman back to factory settings….great exchange Evans beats All Ego but gets a 7ft tall boot to the face, Big Cass is back and still no sign of EnzoOrders from the OTC on LA Knight is grrrrreat for business Liv Morgan is nails on a chalkboard, thoughts on the IC titles new look???DQ for Sol and Perez, Becky cooked Liv I don't even know how she will come backLa Primera returns and gets some holy shit chants Oba takes the torch and it shines bright, Bron looks like he has a problem Joe Hendry is another TNA star struggling in a big pool of WWE talent Big Cass is here to stack bodies, great job from the cameraman showing his height Penta and Chad get a dub over Dirty Dom and the Funko Pop Does Heyman have a Brekker problem???Fatu vs Keys was intense, great match Check out the Smackdown Siblings on TikTok @ariannaandthomasEpisodes dropping weekly!!!Follow us on TikTok @the.funkaholiks.pod THEE POD THAT TALKS WHAT THEY LOVE 

On this week's HOT TAGS edition of the Smark Out Moment "Smack Talk" podcast, the panel breaks down Rhea Ripley undergoing knee surgery and what that means for Chelsea Green's Interim WWE Women's Championship reign. Plus, Netflix edited Becky Lynch's line about Liv Morgan and Dominik Mysterio from Raw, while Big Cass, Becky Lynch and Stephanie Vaquer all returned on Monday Night Raw.Also discussed: congratulations to Bianca Belair and Montez Ford, the passing of Dory Funk Jr., AEW WrestleDream coming to Addition Financial Arena in Orlando on October 17, 2026, Royal Rumble 2027 potentially expanding to two nights, Rey Mysterio setting up Roman Reigns for a WWE/AAA crossover, Brock Lesnar being officially retired...maybe, Myles Borne and Tavion Heights defeating The Vanity Project to win the NXT Tag Team Championship, Robert Stone's mystery NXT free agent, Lola Vice moving up to the main roster after saying goodbye to NXT, Mara Sade rumors involving AEW, Tehuti Miles joining Shane Taylor Promotions, the AEW Continental Challenge Cup field, thoughts on AEW Grand Slam Mexico, Andrade winning the No. 1 Casino Gauntlet spot, the AEW World Trios Championship changing hands, highlights from Raw, SmackDown, Dynamite, NXT, Collision, ROH and more random topics from the week in pro wrestling.

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Pro wrestler Gianni Michael Emricko joins Sorg, Rizz and Mad Mike for an episode packed with WWE SummerSlam reactions, Pittsburgh independent wrestling news and a spoiler-heavy trip through Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The crew opens by asking a surprising question: Was SummerSlam more enjoyable than WrestleMania? They examine a second night filled with fan-service moments, major returns and championship developments. Topics include Chelsea Green's victory, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns seemingly closing another chapter of their shared history, CM Punk versus Cody Rhodes, Kevin Owens returning to the championship picture, Nick Aldis stepping back into the ring, Dominik Mysterio's success in AAA and WWE's evolving relationship with lucha libre. Gianni also receives some major news live on the show. His scheduled match at Prospect Pro Wrestling has changed, and he and Gorgeous Gregory will now challenge The Troublemakers for the NWA JCP Tag Team Championship. Gianni responds with an impromptu message for the champions and explains why the Italian Strongman plans to bring NWA gold home. The conversation then turns toward Gianni's recent match with EFFY at 880 Wrestling, his growing list of appearances throughout the region and the practical lessons he has learned while building his wrestling career. His advice is simple: get in the car, attend shows, help with the ring and production, introduce yourself and become someone promoters and wrestlers enjoy having in the locker room. Sorg also reveals new details for Sorgstock, including a surprising battle between Psychedelic Dreams members Sammy Suntheimer and Billy the Alien, plus wrestling-theme music from Sykes. After an official spoiler warning, the crew dives deeply into Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Gianni gives the film a 9.6 and calls it one of the most authentically Spider-Man stories yet. The discussion covers Peter Parker's stripped-down life, the introduction of Jean Grey, Punisher's role, mutant technology, the Hulk battle, Ned's potentially significant handshake, Miles Morales speculation and possible connections to Secret Wars and the wider multiverse. The episode closes with the viral video of Beastman and Sam Adonis helping break up a festival fight, followed by “What We Learned,” where Mad Mike argues that WWE is misunderstanding the basic appeal of Joe Hendry. News Stories and Topics Discussed The original Mayhem crew reunites: Sorg welcomes Rizz and Mad Mike, with early conversation covering Mad Mike's LEGO Soundwave set, teaching and the increasingly responsible lives of the show's longtime hosts. SummerSlam versus WrestleMania: The panel considers whether SummerSlam delivered a more consistently entertaining weekend than WrestleMania. WWE production mistakes: A misspelled commercial-break graphic launches a discussion about live production errors, unrealistic expectations and why even major companies make visible mistakes. SummerSlam's fan-service-heavy second night: Chelsea Green's title victory, Baron Corbin's return and Kevin Owens reentering the championship picture make Sorg wonder whether someone secretly used his fantasy booking. Chelsea Green's championship moment: The crew celebrates Green's victory, the reaction from her fellow wrestlers and how her success contrasts with comments discussed from WWE: Unreal. Hell in a Cell: The match's violence, ring destruction and feud-ending atmosphere are praised as an effective use of the stipulation. Seth Rollins versus Roman Reigns: The match is viewed as a possible closing chapter for The Shield, with particular interest in what comes next for Seth and a more independent Roman Reigns. Oba Femi and Brock Lesnar: Gianni offers a wrestler's perspective on the decision not to perform a dangerous spot directly onto exposed wood. Roman Reigns and AAA: Roman's interaction with Rey Mysterio creates fantasy-booking possibilities involving TripleMania, Worlds Collide, Penta, Jacob Fatu and The Lucha Brothers. Solo Sikoa's changing audience reaction: The hosts discuss how the SummerSlam build helped Solo emerge as an entertaining and increasingly sympathetic figure. Dominik Mysterio's popularity: The panel argues that Dominik feels like a major star in AAA and deserves a larger, more consistent role on WWE programming. Nick Aldis versus Gunther: Aldis' return to the ring impresses the crew and sparks speculation about a longer in-ring run or a future match with Adam Pearce. CM Punk versus Cody Rhodes: The match receives a more measured defense than some online reactions, while Kevin Owens' return sets up a potentially excellent microphone-driven rivalry with Punk. Nikki Bella's heel turn: A possible injury to Brie Bella leads to fantasy booking involving Paige, AJ Lee and a potential legends-focused WarGames match. Liv Morgan versus IYO SKY: The opening match and its finishing sequence are highlighted as one of the weekend's strongest performances. SummerSlam attendance and location: The crew discusses tarped seating, the lack of a public attendance announcement and whether Minneapolis was an ideal destination for a major summer wrestling event. Sorgstock announcement: Sammy Suntheimer will face his Psychedelic Dreams partner Billy the Alien, raising questions about tension inside the team. Gianni's championship opportunity: Gianni and Gorgeous Gregory will challenge The Troublemakers for the NWA JCP Tag Team Championship at Prospect Pro Wrestling. Gianni's live promo: The Italian Strongman immediately delivers a message promising that the NWA championship will not remain on Glenn Spectre's shoulder. Wrestling EFFY at 880 Wrestling: Gianni explains how the crowd quickly sided with EFFY, forcing him to adjust and embrace being the heel during the match. Breaking into new wrestling promotions: Gianni recommends traveling, introducing yourself, helping with setup and stepping outside your normal comfort zone. Locker-room reputation: Being positive, safe and helpful can be as important as social-media numbers when promoters decide whom they want to book again. Avoiding unhealthy environments: Gianni explains that a negative locker room—or a place where he does not feel safe in the ring—is unlikely to receive a return visit. Spider-Man spoiler discussion: The crew praises the film's grounded version of Peter Parker, swinging sequences, action choreography and emotional tone. Jean Grey and the mutants: The movie's mutant storyline leads to discussion of Jean Grey, Phoenix references, inhibitor technology and the future of the MCU's X-Men. Punisher's role: The panel examines Punisher's hospital scenes, his public identity and how he fits into a world where Spider-Man has regained public support. Ned and Peter's handshake: The hosts debate whether Ned consciously remembers Peter or simply feels a lingering connection that he cannot explain. Miles Morales and the multiverse: Potential clues are connected to Beyond the Spider-Verse, Doomsday, Secret Wars and the possibility of Miles eventually entering live action. Marvel physical media: Mad Mike displays elaborate Marvel and Harry Potter box sets, prompting nostalgia for collector editions filled with props, files and hidden compartments. Additional movie discussion: The crew briefly reviews Backrooms, Obsession, Eternals, New Mutants, the Fox X-Men films and the Spider-Man video games. Beastman goes viral again: Video from Tacos and Tequila shows Beastman and Sam Adonis helping break up a real fight, inspiring the suggestion that venues should hire Beastman as security. What We Learned Sorg: Never start a fight when Beastman is nearby. After watching the viral festival video, Sorg's larger conclusion is that Beastman may be the most effective security option available. Gianni Michael Emricko: Gianni learns the full details of his changed Prospect Pro Wrestling match during the episode. He and Gorgeous Gregory are receiving an NWA JCP Tag Team Championship opportunity, and Gianni confidently predicts that Glenn Spectre will not leave with his championship. Mad Mike: From Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Mike learns that it is okay to be sad. From wrestling, he learns that WWE appears confused about Joe Hendry. He argues that Hendry's entire presentation is built around “say his name and he appears,” yet WWE repeatedly brings him out without anyone saying his name, cuts away from his entrance and presents his musical segments more like Elias. Mike believes this removes the elements audiences are already excited to see. Rizz: Rizz does not give a separate standalone lesson in the closing segment, but contributes to the discussion about WWE failing to preserve the established logic and audience appeal of Joe Hendry's character.

Pro wrestler Gianni Michael Emricko joins Sorg, Rizz and Mad Mike for an episode packed with WWE SummerSlam reactions, Pittsburgh independent wrestling news and a spoiler-heavy trip through Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The crew opens by asking a surprising question: Was SummerSlam more enjoyable than WrestleMania? They examine a second night filled with fan-service moments, major returns and championship developments. Topics include Chelsea Green's victory, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns seemingly closing another chapter of their shared history, CM Punk versus Cody Rhodes, Kevin Owens returning to the championship picture, Nick Aldis stepping back into the ring, Dominik Mysterio's success in AAA and WWE's evolving relationship with lucha libre. Gianni also receives some major news live on the show. His scheduled match at Prospect Pro Wrestling has changed, and he and Gorgeous Gregory will now challenge The Troublemakers for the NWA JCP Tag Team Championship. Gianni responds with an impromptu message for the champions and explains why the Italian Strongman plans to bring NWA gold home. The conversation then turns toward Gianni's recent match with EFFY at 880 Wrestling, his growing list of appearances throughout the region and the practical lessons he has learned while building his wrestling career. His advice is simple: get in the car, attend shows, help with the ring and production, introduce yourself and become someone promoters and wrestlers enjoy having in the locker room. Sorg also reveals new details for Sorgstock, including a surprising battle between Psychedelic Dreams members Sammy Suntheimer and Billy the Alien, plus wrestling-theme music from Sykes. After an official spoiler warning, the crew dives deeply into Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Gianni gives the film a 9.6 and calls it one of the most authentically Spider-Man stories yet. The discussion covers Peter Parker's stripped-down life, the introduction of Jean Grey, Punisher's role, mutant technology, the Hulk battle, Ned's potentially significant handshake, Miles Morales speculation and possible connections to Secret Wars and the wider multiverse. The episode closes with the viral video of Beastman and Sam Adonis helping break up a festival fight, followed by “What We Learned,” where Mad Mike argues that WWE is misunderstanding the basic appeal of Joe Hendry. News Stories and Topics Discussed The original Mayhem crew reunites: Sorg welcomes Rizz and Mad Mike, with early conversation covering Mad Mike's LEGO Soundwave set, teaching and the increasingly responsible lives of the show's longtime hosts. SummerSlam versus WrestleMania: The panel considers whether SummerSlam delivered a more consistently entertaining weekend than WrestleMania. WWE production mistakes: A misspelled commercial-break graphic launches a discussion about live production errors, unrealistic expectations and why even major companies make visible mistakes. SummerSlam's fan-service-heavy second night: Chelsea Green's title victory, Baron Corbin's return and Kevin Owens reentering the championship picture make Sorg wonder whether someone secretly used his fantasy booking. Chelsea Green's championship moment: The crew celebrates Green's victory, the reaction from her fellow wrestlers and how her success contrasts with comments discussed from WWE: Unreal. Hell in a Cell: The match's violence, ring destruction and feud-ending atmosphere are praised as an effective use of the stipulation. Seth Rollins versus Roman Reigns: The match is viewed as a possible closing chapter for The Shield, with particular interest in what comes next for Seth and a more independent Roman Reigns. Oba Femi and Brock Lesnar: Gianni offers a wrestler's perspective on the decision not to perform a dangerous spot directly onto exposed wood. Roman Reigns and AAA: Roman's interaction with Rey Mysterio creates fantasy-booking possibilities involving TripleMania, Worlds Collide, Penta, Jacob Fatu and The Lucha Brothers. Solo Sikoa's changing audience reaction: The hosts discuss how the SummerSlam build helped Solo emerge as an entertaining and increasingly sympathetic figure. Dominik Mysterio's popularity: The panel argues that Dominik feels like a major star in AAA and deserves a larger, more consistent role on WWE programming. Nick Aldis versus Gunther: Aldis' return to the ring impresses the crew and sparks speculation about a longer in-ring run or a future match with Adam Pearce. CM Punk versus Cody Rhodes: The match receives a more measured defense than some online reactions, while Kevin Owens' return sets up a potentially excellent microphone-driven rivalry with Punk. Nikki Bella's heel turn: A possible injury to Brie Bella leads to fantasy booking involving Paige, AJ Lee and a potential legends-focused WarGames match. Liv Morgan versus IYO SKY: The opening match and its finishing sequence are highlighted as one of the weekend's strongest performances. SummerSlam attendance and location: The crew discusses tarped seating, the lack of a public attendance announcement and whether Minneapolis was an ideal destination for a major summer wrestling event. Sorgstock announcement: Sammy Suntheimer will face his Psychedelic Dreams partner Billy the Alien, raising questions about tension inside the team. Gianni's championship opportunity: Gianni and Gorgeous Gregory will challenge The Troublemakers for the NWA JCP Tag Team Championship at Prospect Pro Wrestling. Gianni's live promo: The Italian Strongman immediately delivers a message promising that the NWA championship will not remain on Glenn Spectre's shoulder. Wrestling EFFY at 880 Wrestling: Gianni explains how the crowd quickly sided with EFFY, forcing him to adjust and embrace being the heel during the match. Breaking into new wrestling promotions: Gianni recommends traveling, introducing yourself, helping with setup and stepping outside your normal comfort zone. Locker-room reputation: Being positive, safe and helpful can be as important as social-media numbers when promoters decide whom they want to book again. Avoiding unhealthy environments: Gianni explains that a negative locker room—or a place where he does not feel safe in the ring—is unlikely to receive a return visit. Spider-Man spoiler discussion: The crew praises the film's grounded version of Peter Parker, swinging sequences, action choreography and emotional tone. Jean Grey and the mutants: The movie's mutant storyline leads to discussion of Jean Grey, Phoenix references, inhibitor technology and the future of the MCU's X-Men. Punisher's role: The panel examines Punisher's hospital scenes, his public identity and how he fits into a world where Spider-Man has regained public support. Ned and Peter's handshake: The hosts debate whether Ned consciously remembers Peter or simply feels a lingering connection that he cannot explain. Miles Morales and the multiverse: Potential clues are connected to Beyond the Spider-Verse, Doomsday, Secret Wars and the possibility of Miles eventually entering live action. Marvel physical media: Mad Mike displays elaborate Marvel and Harry Potter box sets, prompting nostalgia for collector editions filled with props, files and hidden compartments. Additional movie discussion: The crew briefly reviews Backrooms, Obsession, Eternals, New Mutants, the Fox X-Men films and the Spider-Man video games. Beastman goes viral again: Video from Tacos and Tequila shows Beastman and Sam Adonis helping break up a real fight, inspiring the suggestion that venues should hire Beastman as security. What We Learned Sorg: Never start a fight when Beastman is nearby. After watching the viral festival video, Sorg's larger conclusion is that Beastman may be the most effective security option available. Gianni Michael Emricko: Gianni learns the full details of his changed Prospect Pro Wrestling match during the episode. He and Gorgeous Gregory are receiving an NWA JCP Tag Team Championship opportunity, and Gianni confidently predicts that Glenn Spectre will not leave with his championship. Mad Mike: From Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Mike learns that it is okay to be sad. From wrestling, he learns that WWE appears confused about Joe Hendry. He argues that Hendry's entire presentation is built around “say his name and he appears,” yet WWE repeatedly brings him out without anyone saying his name, cuts away from his entrance and presents his musical segments more like Elias. Mike believes this removes the elements audiences are already excited to see. Rizz: Rizz does not give a separate standalone lesson in the closing segment, but contributes to the discussion about WWE failing to preserve the established logic and audience appeal of Joe Hendry's character.

Pro wrestler Gianni Michael Emricko joins Sorg, Rizz and Mad Mike for an episode packed with WWE SummerSlam reactions, Pittsburgh independent wrestling news and a spoiler-heavy trip through Spider-Man: Brand New Day. The crew opens by asking a surprising question: Was SummerSlam more enjoyable than WrestleMania? They examine a second night filled with fan-service moments, major returns and championship developments. Topics include Chelsea Green's victory, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns seemingly closing another chapter of their shared history, CM Punk versus Cody Rhodes, Kevin Owens returning to the championship picture, Nick Aldis stepping back into the ring, Dominik Mysterio's success in AAA and WWE's evolving relationship with lucha libre. Gianni also receives some major news live on the show. His scheduled match at Prospect Pro Wrestling has changed, and he and Gorgeous Gregory will now challenge The Troublemakers for the NWA JCP Tag Team Championship. Gianni responds with an impromptu message for the champions and explains why the Italian Strongman plans to bring NWA gold home. The conversation then turns toward Gianni's recent match with EFFY at 880 Wrestling, his growing list of appearances throughout the region and the practical lessons he has learned while building his wrestling career. His advice is simple: get in the car, attend shows, help with the ring and production, introduce yourself and become someone promoters and wrestlers enjoy having in the locker room. Sorg also reveals new details for Sorgstock, including a surprising battle between Psychedelic Dreams members Sammy Suntheimer and Billy the Alien, plus wrestling-theme music from Sykes. After an official spoiler warning, the crew dives deeply into Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Gianni gives the film a 9.6 and calls it one of the most authentically Spider-Man stories yet. The discussion covers Peter Parker's stripped-down life, the introduction of Jean Grey, Punisher's role, mutant technology, the Hulk battle, Ned's potentially significant handshake, Miles Morales speculation and possible connections to Secret Wars and the wider multiverse. The episode closes with the viral video of Beastman and Sam Adonis helping break up a festival fight, followed by “What We Learned,” where Mad Mike argues that WWE is misunderstanding the basic appeal of Joe Hendry. News Stories and Topics Discussed The original Mayhem crew reunites: Sorg welcomes Rizz and Mad Mike, with early conversation covering Mad Mike's LEGO Soundwave set, teaching and the increasingly responsible lives of the show's longtime hosts. SummerSlam versus WrestleMania: The panel considers whether SummerSlam delivered a more consistently entertaining weekend than WrestleMania. WWE production mistakes: A misspelled commercial-break graphic launches a discussion about live production errors, unrealistic expectations and why even major companies make visible mistakes. SummerSlam's fan-service-heavy second night: Chelsea Green's title victory, Baron Corbin's return and Kevin Owens reentering the championship picture make Sorg wonder whether someone secretly used his fantasy booking. Chelsea Green's championship moment: The crew celebrates Green's victory, the reaction from her fellow wrestlers and how her success contrasts with comments discussed from WWE: Unreal. Hell in a Cell: The match's violence, ring destruction and feud-ending atmosphere are praised as an effective use of the stipulation. Seth Rollins versus Roman Reigns: The match is viewed as a possible closing chapter for The Shield, with particular interest in what comes next for Seth and a more independent Roman Reigns. Oba Femi and Brock Lesnar: Gianni offers a wrestler's perspective on the decision not to perform a dangerous spot directly onto exposed wood. Roman Reigns and AAA: Roman's interaction with Rey Mysterio creates fantasy-booking possibilities involving TripleMania, Worlds Collide, Penta, Jacob Fatu and The Lucha Brothers. Solo Sikoa's changing audience reaction: The hosts discuss how the SummerSlam build helped Solo emerge as an entertaining and increasingly sympathetic figure. Dominik Mysterio's popularity: The panel argues that Dominik feels like a major star in AAA and deserves a larger, more consistent role on WWE programming. Nick Aldis versus Gunther: Aldis' return to the ring impresses the crew and sparks speculation about a longer in-ring run or a future match with Adam Pearce. CM Punk versus Cody Rhodes: The match receives a more measured defense than some online reactions, while Kevin Owens' return sets up a potentially excellent microphone-driven rivalry with Punk. Nikki Bella's heel turn: A possible injury to Brie Bella leads to fantasy booking involving Paige, AJ Lee and a potential legends-focused WarGames match. Liv Morgan versus IYO SKY: The opening match and its finishing sequence are highlighted as one of the weekend's strongest performances. SummerSlam attendance and location: The crew discusses tarped seating, the lack of a public attendance announcement and whether Minneapolis was an ideal destination for a major summer wrestling event. Sorgstock announcement: Sammy Suntheimer will face his Psychedelic Dreams partner Billy the Alien, raising questions about tension inside the team. Gianni's championship opportunity: Gianni and Gorgeous Gregory will challenge The Troublemakers for the NWA JCP Tag Team Championship at Prospect Pro Wrestling. Gianni's live promo: The Italian Strongman immediately delivers a message promising that the NWA championship will not remain on Glenn Spectre's shoulder. Wrestling EFFY at 880 Wrestling: Gianni explains how the crowd quickly sided with EFFY, forcing him to adjust and embrace being the heel during the match. Breaking into new wrestling promotions: Gianni recommends traveling, introducing yourself, helping with setup and stepping outside your normal comfort zone. Locker-room reputation: Being positive, safe and helpful can be as important as social-media numbers when promoters decide whom they want to book again. Avoiding unhealthy environments: Gianni explains that a negative locker room—or a place where he does not feel safe in the ring—is unlikely to receive a return visit. Spider-Man spoiler discussion: The crew praises the film's grounded version of Peter Parker, swinging sequences, action choreography and emotional tone. Jean Grey and the mutants: The movie's mutant storyline leads to discussion of Jean Grey, Phoenix references, inhibitor technology and the future of the MCU's X-Men. Punisher's role: The panel examines Punisher's hospital scenes, his public identity and how he fits into a world where Spider-Man has regained public support. Ned and Peter's handshake: The hosts debate whether Ned consciously remembers Peter or simply feels a lingering connection that he cannot explain. Miles Morales and the multiverse: Potential clues are connected to Beyond the Spider-Verse, Doomsday, Secret Wars and the possibility of Miles eventually entering live action. Marvel physical media: Mad Mike displays elaborate Marvel and Harry Potter box sets, prompting nostalgia for collector editions filled with props, files and hidden compartments. Additional movie discussion: The crew briefly reviews Backrooms, Obsession, Eternals, New Mutants, the Fox X-Men films and the Spider-Man video games. Beastman goes viral again: Video from Tacos and Tequila shows Beastman and Sam Adonis helping break up a real fight, inspiring the suggestion that venues should hire Beastman as security. What We Learned Sorg: Never start a fight when Beastman is nearby. After watching the viral festival video, Sorg's larger conclusion is that Beastman may be the most effective security option available. Gianni Michael Emricko: Gianni learns the full details of his changed Prospect Pro Wrestling match during the episode. He and Gorgeous Gregory are receiving an NWA JCP Tag Team Championship opportunity, and Gianni confidently predicts that Glenn Spectre will not leave with his championship. Mad Mike: From Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Mike learns that it is okay to be sad. From wrestling, he learns that WWE appears confused about Joe Hendry. He argues that Hendry's entire presentation is built around “say his name and he appears,” yet WWE repeatedly brings him out without anyone saying his name, cuts away from his entrance and presents his musical segments more like Elias. Mike believes this removes the elements audiences are already excited to see. Rizz: Rizz does not give a separate standalone lesson in the closing segment, but contributes to the discussion about WWE failing to preserve the established logic and audience appeal of Joe Hendry's character.

Solomonster reviews the post Summerslam episode of WWE Raw, which may have been their best all year as it felt like a bit of a much-needed reset.  LA Knight standing up to Roman Reigns, Oba Femi and Bron Breakker eyeballing each other, the returns of Becky Lynch and Stephanie Vaquer, the debut of Big Cass and an unexpected cliffhanger with Rey Mysterio and Roman Reigns going off to discuss... AAA BUSINESS?Support my sponsors this week by using the links below!EXPRESSVPN ▶ Get an extra FOUR MONTHS FREE of the #1 trusted VPN at http://www.expressvpn.com/solomonsterFACTOR MEALS ▶ Use code "solomonster50off" at http://www.factormeals.com/solomonster50off to get 50 PERCENT OFF your first box plus FREE daily greens!***Follow Solomonster on X (formerly Twitter) for news and opinion:http://x.com/solomonsterSubscribe to the Solomonster Sounds Off on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/user/TheSolomonster?sub_confirmation=1Become a Solomonster Sounds Off Channel Member:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9jcg7mk93fGNqWPMfl_Aig/join

The Dadley Boyz chat about what happened on this week's episode of Monday Night RAW, including...HUGE post-SummerSlam RETURNS!LA Knight challenges Roman Reigns!Jacob Fatu vs. Royce Keys - STREET FIGHT!An Oba Femi-Bron Breakker staredown!What is Rey Mysterio up to?!ENJOY!Follow us on Twitter:@AdamWilbourn@MSidgwick@MichaelHamflett@WhatCultureWWEFor more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com/wwe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Highlights of the show include: LA Knight confronting Roman Reigns, Big Cass making his return and attacking Je'Von Evans, Becky Lynch confronting Liv Morgan and the return of Stephanie Vaquer, an Oba Femi and Bron Breakker confrontation, Jacob Fatu vs Royce Keys in a Street Fight and Rey Mysterio inviting Roman Reigns to Lucha Libre AAA. If you are a WWE fan that wants to saty up-to-date with all things WWE news and WWE highlights then this is your perfect podcast! #wwe #wweraw #wwehighlights #wwenews #wrestling Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

L.A. Knight deja claro que su próximo objetivo es Roman Reigns y busca abrirse camino hacia una oportunidad por el Campeonato Mundial. ¿Responderá el campeón a este reto?Además, Oba Femi asegura que ahora es el nuevo líder de WWE tras recibir el respaldo de Brock Lesnar, mientras que Stephanie Vaquer y Becky Lynch hacen su esperado regreso a Monday Night RAW.También analizamos el impactante regreso de Big Cass, quien no perdió el tiempo y destruyó a Evans, además del brutal evento estelar entre Royce Keys y Jacob Fatu en un intenso Street Fight.Temas del video:• L.A. Knight va tras Roman Reigns• Oba Femi se proclama el nuevo líder de WWE• Brock Lesnar le pasa la antorcha a Oba Femi• Regresos de Stephanie Vaquer y Becky Lynch• Big Cass regresa y destruye a Evans• Jacob Fatu vs Royce Keys – Street Fight• Análisis completo de WWE RAW• Lo mejor y lo peor del programaSuscríbete para más reviews, noticias, análisis y cobertura de WWE, AEW y mucho más.#WWERAW #WWE #BigCass

WWE Monday Night Raw is live in Inglewood, California on July 27, 2026!Join the Ant's as they cover WWE Monday Night Raw! The Hell in a Cell is lowered as Brock Lesnar locks Oba Femi inside the cell to play mindgames. WWE World Tag Team Champions The Vision battle Alpha Academy in a non-title match. Afterwards, The Vision destroys Otis. Rusev challenges Je'Von Evans. Joe Hendry and Danhousen perform a concert until Ricky Garcia, Dominik Mysterio, and JD McDonagh attack both men, leading Danhousen to make his match against Dominik at WWE SummerSlam a Human Monies on a Pole Match., Ethan Page battles Rey Mysterio. Jacob Fatu & The Usos brawl with Solo Sikoa, Royce Keys, and LA Knight ahead of their match. We see a new WWE Women's Intercontinental Champion crowned as Raquel Rodriguez defeats the Champion Sol Ruca. WWE World Champion Roman Reigns comes face to face with Seth Rollins, which leads to the OTC taking out Rollins with a spear, however, The Architect is able to land a Stomp to Roman onto a steel chair. 

WWE is steaming toward SummerSlam with AAA and NXT bolstered before multiple shows and lights flashing for AEW All In 2026 -- and Getting Over is here to break it down! Host Adam Silverstein opens with news [3:10] on WWE SummerSlam 2026 and the ESPN deal before tackling three weeks of AAA [16:50], including a huge move for Dominik Mysterio against El Grande Americano and setup for TripleMania 34. "The Silver King" next hits NXT [35:30], where Grayson Waller returned with a pipe bomb, Cruz Montana set the stage for his WWE run and the women showed out, before diving into AEW [58:35] -- featuring Kenny Omega vs. Will Ospreay and Willow Nightingale vs. Mercedes Mone heating up dramatically for All In -- and a month of TNA [1:18:40]. Follow Getting Over on Twitter, Bluesky & YouTube @GettingOverCast.

The Dadley Boyz chat about what happened on this week's episode of Monday Night RAW, including...Seth Rollins stands tall ahead of SummerSlam!Raquel Rodriguez is Intercontinental CHAMPION!Brock Lesnar mind games!Rey Mysterio vs. Ethan Page!Ryan Garcia joins The Judgment Day?!ENJOY!Follow us on Twitter:@AdamWilbourn@MSidgwick@MichaelHamflett@WhatCultureWWEFor more awesome content, check out: whatculture.com/wwe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Highlights of the show include: The Hell in the Cell Weigh-In between Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi, Austin Theory & Bron Breakker (w/ Maxxine Dupri & Logan Paul) v. Alpha Academy, Je'Von Evans v. Rusev, Joe Hendry & Danhausen in Concert, Rey Mysterio v. Ethan Page, Solo Sikoa going off on The Usos, Raquel Rodriguez defeating Sol Ruca to capture the WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship and a face-to-face segment between Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins. #wwe #wweraw #wwehighlights #wwenews #wrestling   CONNECT WITH DENISE SALCEDO ON SOCIAL MEDIA! Tik Tok: https://www.youtube.com/denisesalcedo Twitter: https://twitter.com/_denisesalcedo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_denisesalcedo/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/denisesalcedovideos Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/denisesalcedo Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/hollywooddenisesalcedo Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Snug Wrestling reviews the WWE Raw go-home show before SummerSlam, headlined by World Heavyweight Champion Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins meeting face-to-face. The Snug Crew also breaks down Triple H moderating the official Hell in a Cell weigh-in between Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi, every announced match, the biggest storyline developments, and the final build to SummerSlam. This WWE Raw review and wrestling live podcast focuses on what worked, what missed, which stars gained momentum, and whether the go-home episode successfully sold the biggest matches heading into SummerSlam.

Soto619 returns to Snug Wrestling to join Edgar for a complete AAA Verano de Escándalo Night 1 review. We break down Dominik Mysterio's shocking betrayal of El Grande Americano, his alliance with Omos and Dorian Roldán, the threats made toward AAA General Manager Rey Mysterio, the controversy surrounding the vacant AAA Latin American Championship, and the major title change in the mixed tag team division. This episode focuses on the biggest WWE x AAA storylines coming out of Verano de Escándalo, including what Dominik Mysterio's actions mean for El Grande Americano, Los Perros del Mal, Rey Mysterio and the road to Triplemanía.

Today we jump back 15 years to two back-to-back episodes of the PWTorch Livecast from July 8 and 11, 2011.On the July 8, 2011 episode, PWTorch assistant editor James Caldwell and PWTorch Nostalgia columnist Brian Hoops discussed with live callers Impact positives & absurd items from Thursday's show, Destination X hype and potential 1-7 line-up, TNA on the road, Smackdown tonight, lack of consequences to actions in TV storylines, promoters not knowing how to promote different weight or size wrestlers, historical cage matches on WWE's DVD, and more. In the previously VIP-exclusive Aftershow, they look at a 20-years-ago PWTorch Newsletter on steroids, Ric Flair leaving WCW for WWF with the Big Gold Belt, Mark Madden column, Global, ESPN's tape libraries, and more.Then on the July 11, 2011 episode, PWTorch editor Wade Keller and PWTorch columnist Bruce Mitchell discussed with live callers expectations for tonight's Raw before the show, the follow-up on John Cena-CM Punk-Vince McMahon, day-after TNA's Destination X PPV evaluation, what worked and didn't work at the PPV, issues on Smackdown and how to fix them plugging in different stars at the #1 slot, whether wrestling should go all the way pulling back the curtain vs. pulling it closer and telling the stories without "worked shoots," Rey Mysterio defying the "cruiserweight" stigma, how to market Cruiserweights, Sting as a Joker-esque character in TNA, and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/wade-keller-pro-wrestling-podcast--3076978/support.

Turnbuckle Tavern is powered by G FUEL and Official Dick Lazer. Use code TAVERN for 20% off at GFUEL.com and DickLazers.com. Episode 195 is headlined by WWE Unreal Season 3 pulling back the curtain on one of the company's biggest creative decisions as Triple H reveals Bron Breakker was originally planned to win the 2026 Royal Rumble, the fallout from Saturday Night's Main Event at Madison Square Garden, growing speculation surrounding Tom Brady's WWE future, AEW's inaugural Redemption pay-per-view, and a dramatically reshaped G1 Climax 36 after four nights of tournament action. We begin in WWE with the fallout from Saturday Night's Main Event as CM Punk and Cody Rhodes preserved their SummerSlam Undisputed WWE Championship showdown after defeating Gunther and Sami Zayn in a controversial main event. We break down Nick Aldis' decisive involvement, why Gunther has every reason to feel robbed, and how WWE protected its SummerSlam main event while leaving unresolved issues between all four competitors. We also discuss Fatal Influence capturing the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship, Lyra Valkyria taking her rivalry with Bayley to an even darker place following a vicious post-match assault, Danhausen defeating JD McDonagh with memorable assistance from NBA Champion Karl-Anthony Towns, Trick Williams retaining the United States Championship over Laredo Kid, Oba Femi sending another warning to Brock Lesnar before Hell in a Cell, Roman Reigns closing the show alongside NBA Champion Jalen Brunson before a confrontation with Seth Rollins and Tyrese Haliburton, and why the celebrity-heavy closing segment made for an unusual ending after the night's biggest wrestling match had already concluded. We also examine the show's impressive Google Trends performance and how Madison Square Garden once again delivered one of the strongest Saturday Night's Main Event performances of the modern era. We then shift to WWE Unreal Season 3 as Netflix's behind-the-scenes series reveals Bron Breakker was originally scheduled to win the 2026 Royal Rumble before WWE changed course. We discuss Triple H's concerns over whether Breakker was ready for the pressure that comes with winning WWE's biggest annual match, whether fans would accept the push, and how Breakker's hernia injury the following night ultimately changed the trajectory of his WrestleMania season. We also examine John Cena's candid stories from his farewell tour, including why he refused to perform Rey Mysterio's 619 during his final match with AJ Styles at Crown Jewel, the handwritten introduction he personally gave Alicia Taylor honoring Styles' legendary career across TNA, NJPW and WWE, and why that unscripted tribute unexpectedly landed Cena in trouble with WWE management. We also discuss reports that Tom Brady and WWE are engaged in ongoing conversations following Brady's recent confrontations with Logan Paul at Fanatics Fest and the FIFA World Cup Final. We examine how Brady's relationship with Fanatics, his comments about potentially wrestling, and his ties to WWE could make an eventual appearance a realistic possibility. We also cover popular streamer N3on's public apology to Penta after accidentally livestreaming the Intercontinental Champion without his mask at Fanatics Fest, plus the latest legal development as Janel Grant's lawsuit against Vince McMahon and WWE officially moves into private arbitration. Over in AEW, we preview the inaugural Redemption pay-per-view from Montreal as the Bell Centre hosts its first-ever AEW pay-per-view event. We break down Kenny Omega defending the AEW World Championship against Kevin Knight, Kyle Fletcher defending the International Championship against Bandido, Mark Davis putting the National Championship on the line against Andrade El Ídolo, Adam Copeland and Christian Cage defending the AEW World Tag Team Championship against Claudio Castagnoli and PAC, Thekla defending the AEW Women's World Championship against Willow Nightingale, Hikaru Shida defending the TBS Championship against Maya World, Jon Moxley and Will Ospreay joining forces against The Young Bucks, Chris Jericho facing Tommaso Ciampa in a No Holds Barred Match, and the Rougeau wrestling dynasty celebration scheduled for the pre-show. From there, we head to AAA, where Rey Mysterio has officially launched the tournament to crown a new AAA Latin American Champion following El Hijo del Vikingo's injury. We discuss El Hijo de Dr. Wagner Jr. becoming the first qualifier for the TripleManía 34 championship match, preview the remaining qualifying matches, and break down La Hiedra and Laredo Kid earning a AAA World Mixed Tag Team Championship opportunity against Lola Vice and Mr. Iguana as Verano de Escándalo rapidly approaches. Over in New Japan Pro-Wrestling, G1 Climax 36 has become even more unpredictable after four nights of tournament action. We recap Hirooki Goto's victory over IWGP World Heavyweight Champion Yota Tsuji, Yuya Uemura's career-defining upset of Zack Sabre Jr., Ren Narita shocking Callum Newman, Gabe Kidd rebounding after his opening-night loss, and then break down Night Four as Oleg Boltin scored a statement victory over Shingo Takagi, SANADA handed Tsuji another costly defeat, Jake Lee knocked off Goto to erase his undefeated record, and Konosuke Takeshita and Ryohei Oiwa continued their impressive tournaments. We examine why A Block has transformed into a five-way tie for first place while B Block remains just as competitive heading into the next round of matches. Plus, we preview the week ahead across professional wrestling, including Monday Night Raw featuring Roman Reigns and Seth Rollins face-to-face, Oba Femi confronting Brock Lesnar, Sol Ruca defending the Women's Intercontinental Championship against Raquel Rodriguez, and Joe Hendry and Danhausen's concert. We also preview AEW Dynamite, TNA Impact, WWE SmackDown, AEW Collision, AAA on Fox, NWA Powerrr, and continue looking ahead to SummerSlam as CM Punk defends the Undisputed WWE Championship against Cody Rhodes, Roman Reigns battles Seth Rollins for the World Heavyweight Championship, Brock Lesnar collides with Oba Femi inside Hell in a Cell, Penta defends the Intercontinental Championship against Chad Gable, and several more blockbuster matches continue taking shape. Be sure to support the show and join our Patreon for just $2.99 a month at Patreon.com/TheTurnbuckleTavern for exclusive content. Follow us on social media @TurnbuckleTavern for all the latest updates. Until the following week, when we wine and dine with you kings and queens, stay out of the alley and away from the pork and beans. Good luck and good speed.  

#wwe #aew #wrestling E:230 T:7 Aquí hablamos “¿Bad Bunny a AAA? ¡Rey Mysterio le abre las puertas en México!” y más…

Dan St. Germain and Joe Gorman join Zac Amico and discuss their fourth of July recaps, comedians most like their on-stage personas, Rey Mysterio being mean to kids, Indian vs fire walking, the woman getting punched by a cop while getting carried out of an event, the man who owned the Home Alone house getting busted for child porn, then man getting bothered by cops while eating in a parking lot and so much more!Air Date: 07/06/26Support our sponsors!BodyBrainCoffee.com - Use promo code: ZOO15 to get 15% off!YoKratom.com - Check out Yo Kratom (the home of the $60 kilo) for all your kratom needs!Zac Amico's Morning Zoo plug music can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMgQJEcVToY&list=PLzjkiYUjXuevVG0fTOX4GCTzbU0ooHQ-O&ab_channel=BulbyTo advertise your product or service on GaS Digital podcasts please go to TheADSide.com and click on "Advertisers" for more information!Submit your artwork via postal mail to:GaS Digital Networkc/o Zac's Morning Zoo151 1st Ave, #311New York, NY 10003You can sign up at GaSDigital.com with promo code: ZOO for a discount of $1.50 on your subscription and access to every Zac Amico's Morning Zoo show ever recorded! On top of that you'll also have the same access to ALL the shows that GaS Digital Network has to offer!Follow the whole show on social media!Dan St. GermainTwitter: https://twitter.com/dsgermainInstagram: https://instagram.com/danst.germainJoe GormanTwitter: https://twitter.com/joewgormanInstagram: https://instagram.com/joewgormanZac AmicoTwitter: https://twitter.com/ZASpookShowInstagram: https://instagram.com/zacisnotfunnyDates: https://punchup.live/ZacAmicoSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

WWE Superstar Penta joins Battle on the Battleground Podcast to talk about becoming Intercontinental Champion, his Cero Miedo movement, and why he wants to be the first Penta and not the next Rey Mysterio. Penta also opens up about AAA, TNA, Lucha Underground, Mike Santana and LAX, and whether WWE could ever see a six-sided ring. Follow Battle @battleonair and Penta @penta_zero_miedo, and subscribe to Battleground Podcast for more WWE, AEW, and TNA interviews.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

NXT Great American Bash 2026 delivered a pair of memorable matches amid a strange show -- and Getting Over is here to break it down! Host Adam Silverstein jumps on the mic to tackle 2026 NXT Great American Bash results with grades in our signature instant analysis review. "The Silver King" covers Kendal Grey outlasting Lola Vice and moving to the top of the women's division, Zaria bludgeoning Tatum Paxley to conclude a banger and Tony D'Angelo vs. NARAKU disappointing, plus Saqon Shugars, Shiloh Hill and Wren Sinclair standing out, AAA integrating more closely with NXT and a detailed breakdown premium live events debuting on The CW in the United States. Follow Getting Over on Twitter, Bluesky & YouTube @GettingOverCast.

WWE's NXT, AEW and TNA are all running special events Sunday -- and Getting Over is here to break them down! But first, host Adam Silverstein opens with coverage of the last three weeks in AAA [2:50], including El Grande Americano receiving a hero's welcome, Rey Fenix's strong title reign and Perros del Mal returning with Daga. "The Silver King" then offers ultimate previews with predictions for NXT Great American Bash [19:35], AEW Forbidden Door [51:20] and TNA Slammiversary [1:17:15], tackling Lola Vice vs. Kendal Grey, Tony D'Angelo vs. NARAKU, Zaria vs. Tatum Paxley, MJF and Mark Briscoe leading teams in a steel cage, Will Ospreay vs. Swerve Strickland, Mercedes Mone vs. Maya World, Mike Santana's future after facing Nic Nemeth and more. Follow Getting Over on Twitter, Bluesky & YouTube @GettingOverCast.