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In this week's Flagship Flashback episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast from five years ago (5-2-2019), PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by Jason Allen, a former WWE Creative Team member. They talk about WWE's p.r. challenges with their announced return to Saudi Arabia, how Vince McMahon might react to falling ratings, are falling ratings and Saudi Arabia trips related, could the Women's Evolution be hurting WWE ratings, and more. Plus Mailbag topics on whether the MITB winner should choose to cash in at WrestleMania, should WWE overhaul their production crew and vision for presenting WWE, is Ricochet worse off after the Superstar Shake-up, and more.

In this week's Flagship Flashback episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast from five years ago (4-25-2019), PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by guest cohost Jason Powell of ProWrestling.net and the Pro Wrestling Boom podcast. They discussed the New Bray Wyatt, AEW Double or Nothing, the lack of a reboot for Roman Reigns post-WM, sloppy Superstar Shake-up execution, Dustin Rhodes-Cody Rhodes build, MLW's progress, YouTube viewership comparisons for AEW-MLW-Impact, Crockett Cup thoughts, and more.

In this week's episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Post-show from five years ago (4-24-2019), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by PWTorch columnist Rich Fann. They discuss Kevin Owens' turn on New Day, the Roman Reigns-Shane McMahon/Elias angle, Bray's Playhouse vignette, Becky Two Belts defending both at Money in the Bank, more Superstar Shake-up fallout and aftershocks, and more.

In this Raw Flashback episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Post-Show from five years ago (4-23-2019), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by cohost Bruce Mitchell. They began by taking live calls with a lot of initial reaction to the Bray Wyatt character reboot, plus Money in the Bank developments, the Superstar Shake-up continues without explanation, Cesaro beating Cedric Alexander and Robert Roode beating Ricochet, plus much more. Also, they talk with an on-site correspondent from Des Moines, Iowa including how EC3 was presented, plus the post-Raw off-camera main event. Then the Mailbag includes a wide array of Raw-related topics.

In this week's episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Post-show from five years ago (4-17-2019), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by PWTorch columnist Greg Parks, who also hosts the “Wrestling Night in America” podcast in the PWTorch Dailycast line-up. They discussed Roman Reigns being moved to Smackdown in the Superstar Shake-up and the ramifications for him, possible opponents, and whether it's good or bad for Kofi and whether it's good or bad for him in terms of getting cheered and booed. Also, a look at the other Superstar Shake-up roster changes, how the face-heel depth chart balanced out on both brands for the men and women, plus tag teams. They talked with an on-site correspondent from Montreal who compares attending Raw and Smackdown back-to-back. They closed with a Mailbag segment hitting on a number of other topics.

In this week's Flagship Flashback episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast from five years ago (4-16-2019), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by cohost Cameron Hawkins from the PWTorch East Coast Cast. They take live calls, answer mailbag questions, and talk with an on-site correspondent from Montreal. Topics including the Superstar Shake-up night one, rants about the Viking Experience name, and more.

In this week's Flagship Flashback episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast from five years ago (4-18-2019), PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by Todd Martin from the weekly PWTorch VIP podcast “The Fix with Todd Martin & Wade Keller.” They talk in-depth about the Superstar Shake-up's major moves and analyze the depth chart on Raw and Smackdown on the heel and babyface sides of the rosters. They also walk through Raw and Smackdown segment by segment, plus close with some UFC analysis after a couple stand-out fights last weekend.

In this week's Flagship Flashback episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast from five years ago (4-4-2019), PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by guest cohost Jason Powell of ProWrestling.net and the Pro Wrestling Boom podcast. They discuss these topics: WrestleMania 35, John Oliver on HBO, Jim Ross-AEW, Superstar Shake-up, Ronda Rousey's WWE legacy, XFL odds post-AAF, Batista, Triple H, and more.

In this week's Flagship Flashback episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast from five years ago (4-19-2018), PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by Jason Powell from ProWrestling.net as guest co-host to discuss the Superstar Shake-up including how it sets up Raw and Smackdown for rest of year, plus Bruno Sammartino, a preview of Sunday's Impact PPV, and Mailbag on Chad Gable, execution of Shake-up, Finn Balor's “all inclusive” character, women's scene on Raw, the future of the Universal Title, and more.Then, in the previously VIP-exclusive bonus segment, the Wade Keller Hotline from the next day (4-20-2018) with PWTorch editor Wade Keller's full in-depth assessment of Raw and Smackdown after the Superstar Shake-up with all possible feuds, depth of heels, faces, tag teams, women and men, with some X-factors regarding who is on the bubble of a small push or no push and how that can be indicative of who is on the list of potential turns (Rusev, Bobby Roode, Dean Ambrose, Jason Jordan, Natalya), and how the Raw Tag Division isn't that shallow as long as some singles wrestlers pair up.

In this week's Flagship Flashback episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast from five years ago (4-12-2018), PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by Jason from Australia as guest co-host to discuss WrestleMania 34 fallout including what's next for Roman Reigns, match-ups for heel Shinsuke Nakamura, Superstar Shake-up ideas, Ronda Rousey's week, Saudi Arabia show controversy, and more.Then, in the previously VIP-exclusive Aftershow, additional emails and topics including how Johnny Gargano-Tomasso Ciampa should be a template for Vince McMahon, Daniel Bryan vs. Miz being a path of Miz as a babyface, the Women's Rumble with Bayley-Sasha saga, a different take on Undertaker-John Cena, more on Bobby Lashley's return, and has John Cena essentially clocked out.

On this WWE Smackdown Post-show Flashback episode from five years ago (4-18-2018), PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by Jason Solomon from the “Solomonster Sounds Off” podcast to break down the completed Superstar Shake-up. Which show came out better, which wrestlers stand to benefit, plus live callers, an on-site correspondent from Providence, and mailbag questions and comments from listeners. Then at the end in a Bonus Add-On, a review of Daniel Bryan's autobiography recorded two summers ago on a VIP Bruce Mitchell Audio Show hosted by Wade Keller.Then in a bonus segment, Wade Keller's analysis of the 2017 Superstar Shake-up Draft.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by PWTorch's East Coast Cast host Travis Bryant discussing the start of the WWE Draft, dubbed the Superstar Shake-up, on Raw with an evaluation of the talent that moved and potential fresh match-ups, plus an on-site correspondent, callers, and emails.

On this WWE Smackdown Post-show Flashback episode from five years ago (4-11-2018), PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by Pat McNeill to analyze the post-WrestleMania 34 edition of WWE Smackdown including the MITB cash-in, more debuts, Daniel Bryan vs. A.J. Styles, Backlash developments, and more + Bonus 2017 Superstar Shake-Up Analysis.Then in a bonus segment, Wade Keller's analysis of the 2017 Superstar Shake-up Draft.

PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by PWTorch contributor Zack Heydorn to discuss the Raw After WrestleMania, as it's now known, with extended analysis trying to make sense of Vince McMahon's latest desperate attempt to get Roman Reigns over and why this chapter made less than zero sense. Plus tons of news including Paige retiring, the Greatest Rumble Ever line-up, Superstar Shake-up announcement, returns and debuts galore including Jeff Hardy, Ember Moon, Bobby Lashley, No Way Jose, Authors of Pain, and more. There are live callers, Rich Fann joins us from New Orleans on-site, and we answer email questions.

In this Flagship Flashback episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast from five years ago (4-26-2017), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by ProWrestling.net's Jason Powell. They discuss the Raw-Smackdown balance after the Superstar Shake-up and the Shinsuke Nakamura call-up, the Vince McMahon movie project and who should be the leading man, House of Horrors, the Shinsuke-Dolph Ziggler segment on Smackdown, Braun Strowman, the AWA, and much more with callers. Then, in the previously VIP-exclusive Aftershow, Wade and Jason present a detailed Payback preview including Braun Strowman vs. Roman Reigns, the House of Horrors, and more, plus Charlotte's apparent turn, the state of Impact Wrestling, and more.

On this WWE Smackdown Post-show Flashback episode from five years ago (4-25-2017), PWTorch editor Wade Keller talks with callers about Smackdown as soon as the show ended, including a lot of conversation about the pros and cons of Jinder Mahal's push, reviews of the Dolph Ziggler-Shinsuke Nakamura segment, Natalya & Co. attacking Charlotte and what it means for the Smackdown Women's Division, the state of the Superstar Shake-up, and more.

In this week's Interview Classic episode, we jump back five years to PWTorch editor Wade Keller's Apr. 22, 2017 interview with former WWE creative team writer Matt McCarthy. Topics are wide-ranging including how the Superstar Shake-up affects the creative process in WWE and how wrestlers are linked with writers and how that can change after roster changes, how stand-up comedy and pro wrestling both share a need to address political correctness and how each approach it differently because they serve different purposes, whether pro wrestlers should do a better job protecting their characters and how that compares to stand-up comedians on and off camera and in social media, reaction to the Big Show vs. Braun Strowman ring collapsing angle and the upside and potential opponents for Strowman, the Roman Reigns fan reaction on the Raw After Mania, and more.

In this Flagship Flashback episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast from five years ago (4-19-2017), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by PWTorch columnist Travis Bryant. They talked with callers and responded to emails about the post-Superstar Shake-up landscape, Jinder Mahal's unlikely push, the media coverage and potential fallout of the JBL bullying and the wider culture of demeaning people without power in WWE, the point and effectiveness of the Braun Strowman-Big Show ring collapse, American Alpha, New Day, and more.

On this WWE Smackdown Post-show Flashback episode from five years ago (4-18-2017), PWTorch editor Wade Keller and Pat McNeill talk with callers about Smackdown as soon as the show ended, including several callers from in the arena with reports on the live crowd response and in-person experience. Topics included Jinder Mahal's surprise win, The Colons surprise win, Charlotte's push, Kevin Owens, A.J. Styles, and the dark match with Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Dolph Ziggler. They also answer email questions about continuity post-Superstar Shake-up and other topics.

On this WWE Raw Post-show Flashback episode from five years ago (4-17-2017), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by Greg Parks to react for over an hour and a half to the post-Superstar Shake-up episode of Raw. They take a wide range of regular and first-time callers and answer email questions related to the episode including Braun Strowman-Big Show and what's next for Braun regarding Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar, the Raw Women's Division and their match tonight, a strong Dean Ambrose promo during Miz TV, the Hardys, some continuity issues with the Shake-up, and more.

In this Flagship Flashback episode of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast from five years ago (4-12-2017), PWTorch editor Wade Keller was joined by PWTorch columnist Bruce Mitchell. They discussed WWE's Superstar Shake-up, anti-JBL chants in Boston, status of various WWE titles, the potential Braun Strowman, what Charlotte doesn't seem to get about the business, and much more with callers and emails.

On this WWE Smackdown Post-show Flashback episode from five years ago (4-11-2017), PWTorch editor Wade Keller talks with callers about part two of the Superstar Shake-up, assesses how each brand fared, matches up the wrestlers who switched into virtual trades, looks at various new match-ups, and evaluates who benefits the most. Also, lots of anti-JBL chants over his bullying of Mauro Ranallo according to PWTorch Livecast host Mike McMahon who called in after attending in Boston, Mass. in person, plus crowd reaction to Shinsuke Nakamura. All of that plus emails and callers talk about various aspects of the program.

On this WWE Raw Post-show Flashback episode from five years ago (4-10-2017), PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by PWTorch columnist Pat McNeill to react for nearly two hours to the Superstar Shake-up on Raw. They analyzed the roster changes, the big Roman Reigns-Braun Strowman angle and the fan chants that went along with it, and answered caller and email questions throughout. They also predicted who is headed to Smackdown.

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In This Episode You Will Learn About: Chris and Lori’s Become Aligned course How Natalya and Naomi deal with their very busy schedules How going to the gym with her mom is helping Natalya deal with the loss of her father How Natalya and Naomi make time for their families How having children fits into a wrestling career Natalya and Naomi’s next steps How it took Natalya five years to get into WWE How Natalya and Naomi support each other and their fellow competitors    Resources: Instagram: @_wwe_natalya_ Instagram: @trinity_fatu The Bliss Project 2020 Chris and Lori’s Become Aligned course Show Notes: Today my guests are WWE stars Natalya and Naomi. We chat about how they keep each other motivated even though they’re on the road and busy all the time. We also cover how Natalya is coping with the loss of her father and how they make time for their families. In this conversation I learnt a lot about how Natalya and Naomi push through to reach their goals. For example it took Natalya five years to get accepted for WWE but she kept trying.   Question Highlights: You want to stay in shape for the ring. But you’re on the road all the time. How do you mentally prepare for that?  What do you do when it feels like you can't push through mentally?  What is something that you wish more people knew about you? What are your next steps, career wise? When did you realize that helping other competitors and lifting them up actually lifts you up? What are you most excited about right now in your life? What is something for people who feel like they're either afraid or hitting a wall?    Guest Bio: With a combination of beauty, talent and untamed desire, Natalya is proudly carrying on the legacy of the legendary Hart Family in WWE. The daughter of Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart, Natalya was trained in the rough-and-tumble Hart Dungeon. That unforgiving training ground that churned out mat greats like Brian Pillman and Natalya's husband, Tyson Kidd, molded The Queen of Harts into one of WWE's most dangerous submission grapplers. She also learned from her uncle Bret “Hit Man” Hart by driving many of her opponents to tap via a Sharpshooter. Her presence out of the ring is almost as formidable: Starring on E!’s Total Divas reality series and working as an active supporter of WWE and The Creative Coalition’s Be a STAR Alliance, Make-A-Wish, Susan G. Komen and the WrestleMania Reading Challenge. Natalya came agonizingly close to capturing championships for several years until she finally broke through at SummerSlam 2017, defeating Naomi for the SmackDown Women’s Championship to earn the gold for the first time since claiming the Divas Title in 2010. The WWE Universe always assumed it would take a man of tremendous ability to live up to the legendary legacy of the pink and black. As it turned out, it’s doing just fine in this woman’s hands. As the second-highest cause of whiplash behind car accidents, Naomi first turned heads as a dancer for the NBA's Orlando Magic and hip-hop stars like Flo Rida. These talents would take her around the world, as Naomi performed everywhere from North Korea to Indonesia. Despite all that success, Naomi's dance steps couldn’t satisfy her competitive spirit, which is how she found herself as a contestant on WWE NXT. Despite being eliminated in the final week of her season, Naomi soon launched into orbit around Planet Funk, as one half of The Funkadactyls. From there, she broke out on her own, determined to take WWE by storm. The Total Divas star has since had a series of remarkable runs as both fan-favorite and corner-cutting villain, doggedly pursuing the Divas Championship for the better part of a year and cementing her status as a ring general by heading up the attitude-filled Team B.A.D. of Tamina and Sasha Banks during the Divas Evolution.  Naomi then reinvented herself yet again as part of the SmackDown LIVE brand, making one-and-all feel the glow as she came face-to-face with her destiny by winning the SmackDown Women’s Championship twice, including an epic victory at WrestleMania 33 in a Six-Pack Challenge Match. A year later, she made history once again when she eliminated Bayley to win the first-ever WrestleMania Women’s Battle Royal at WrestleMania 34. After the 2019 Superstar Shake-up, Naomi is now adding a glow to the red brand. Earn Your Happy is a production of Crate Media

This week’s episode sees the team explore what happened during a week in which Raw and SmackDown swapped superstars as though the Superstar Shake-up had never even happened at all. The Lock Up squad analyse just why it might have happened, and whether or not WWE are under pressure in the US to change things in the face of falling ratings. With a look at the controversial Usos-Revival programme, a ‘where are they now?’ for the WWE women’s division and a moment of silence for the sad passing of Rambling Rabbit, it’s another jam-packed episode of the Lock Up! Don’t forget to rate, review and subscribe!

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Mark Whitman and Heath Mullikin are at it again with their thoughts on Wrestlemania and the Raw and Smackdown following. Plus, their thoughts on the Super Star Shake up and the changing business model of WWE. Don't forget to support our sponsor and buy a Double Dropkick Show shirt at SOS Custom Tees! Become a […] The post #256: Wrestlemania and Superstar Shake up Wrap up appeared first on The Double Dropkick Show.

Dave LaGreca and Bully Ray give their thoughts on part two of the Superstar Shake-up (0:46), Kofi Kingston's title (5:09), Roman Reigns on SmackDown (15:26) and Luke Harper asking for his WWE release (25:17).

Superstar Shake-up has happened, Who has moved where? Jack J Bonza joins us to talk about the impact of WWE on Wrestling in Australia and around the world. We break down all the 'if's and but's' that could happen now that superstars are changing shows Who are our favourite and best debuts in WWE

The boys go in-depth on the WWE's Superstar Shake-up/Draft and run down the 2019 NWA Crockett Cup card.

The Superstar Shake-up continues for some unknown reason, so Owen and John discuss all the...

Jo Graham from the How2Wrestling podcast joins Hal, Danielle and Lindsey to break down tons of news from the week in wrestling! She originally got into wrestling as a way to bond with her partner. Now, that’s turned into her own podcast and rabid fandom. WWE continues to move their stars across both shows, with multiple people making their debuts on RAW and Smackdown. Most significantly, AJ Styles is set to face Seth Rollins for the Universal Championship. It’s seemingly being billed as a "dream match." But is this the most interesting direction that WWE can lean into? Becky Lynch has not one, but TWO challengers for each of her titles at the next PPV. We’ll decide whether or not Becky should already lose her championships in her first major defense. And Kevin Owens did as Kevin Owens does and beat up Kofi Kingston to get his shot at the WWE Championship! Are we broken up about him never doing the New Day intro again or do we just miss the guttural tones from Big E? Main Event In the weeks since WrestleMania, several WWE stars have either left WWE or voiced discontentment with their position within the company. That includes Sasha Banks, Dean Ambrose and Luke Harper. We take a look at each of their situations and our reactions to the difficulties they’ve faced. Plus, with it being more possible than ever to be a truly independent wrestler or get signed by one of the many growing companies (including the popular AEW), will WWE have a harder time holding onto talent that’s either unhappy or lacking direction? Hosted by Hal Lublin, Danielle Radford, Lindsey Kelk, and Jo Graham. Produced by Julian Burrell for Maximum Fun. If you want to talk about more wrestling throughout the week be sure to join us on Facebook and @TightsFights on Twitter and Instagram. If you liked the show, please share it with your friends and be sure to leave us a quick review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get podcasts.

Join host Ryan Satin, Jamie Iovine and Elijah Bates as they discuss the top stories of the week. This includes: - Andrade and Zelina Vega being moved back to SmackDown - Aleister Black and Ricochet being split up - Cesaro getting a singles push again - Robert Roode - Cody vs. Dustin Rhodes booked for Double or Nothing - Undertaker pulled from Starrcast - CM Punk returns … sorta And more! For more wrestling content, subscribe to the Pro Wrestling Sheet Channel: YouTube.com/c/WrestlingSheet Or visit http://prowrestlingsheet.com

Join host Ryan Satin, Jamie Iovine and Elijah Bates as they discuss the top stories of the week. This includes: - Andrade and Zelina Vega being moved back to SmackDown - Aleister Black and Ricochet being split up - Cesaro getting a singles push again - Robert Roode - Cody vs. Dustin Rhodes booked for Double or Nothing - Undertaker pulled from Starrcast - CM Punk returns … sorta And more! For more wrestling content, subscribe to the Pro Wrestling Sheet Channel: YouTube.com/c/WrestlingSheet Or visit http://prowrestlingsheet.com

James and Michael are back! They talk about The Superstar Shake-up, Sasha Banks, Finn Balor, The Viking Raiders, and so much more. Plus they drink City of the Sun from Modern Times Beer. 

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by PWTorch columnist Rich Fann, who also hosts "The Deep Dive with Rich Fann" podcast in the PWTorch Dailycast line-up and joins Travis Bryant on the PWTorch East Coast Cast VIP show. They discuss Kevin Owens' turn on New Day, the Roman Reigns-Shane McMahon/Elias angle, Bray's Playhouse vignette, Becky Two Belts defending both at Money in the Bank, more Superstar Shake-up fallout and aftershocks, and more.

The Superstar Shake-up continued this week on WWE TV (or did it?), and Graham "GSM" Matthews has plenty to say about the additional moves made on the latest WrestleRant Radio! Hear his thoughts on how WWE screwed up the Shake-up, Samoa Joe and Cesaro arriving on Raw without rhyme or reason, Andrade and Aleister Black returning to SmackDown Live (along with Jinder Mahal for some strange reason), the two Triple Threat matches to determine a new number one contender to the Universal Championship, why the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship means nothing, who Sami Zayn's first feud should be with, Alexander's first match as a member of the Raw roster, and The Viking Experience becoming The Viking Raiders.Also on Raw, the reveal of Bray Wyatt's new gimmick received a polarizing reaction from fans, but could it have promise? GSM gives his two cents on the "Firefly Fun House," the repackaging of Robert Roode and why it's a step in the right direction for him, Alicia Fox's return to the ring, why WWE might be rushing the AJ Styles vs. Seth Rollins feud, Roman Reigns vs. Elias being added to the Money in the Bank card, why Finn Balor and Andrade must feud over the Intercontinental Championship, Bayley teasing a heel turn and how it can be booked, Kevin Owens betraying The New Day in glorious fashion, and much more!

PWTorch editor Wade Keller presents the Thursday Flagship edition of the Wade Keller Pro Wrestling Podcast with guest cohost Jason Powell from ProWrestling.net and the Pro Wrestling Boom Podcast. They talk New Bray Wyatt, AEW Double or Nothing, the lack of a reboot for Roman Reigns post-WM, sloppy Superstar Shake-up execution, Dustin-Cody build, MLW's progress, YouTube viewership comparisons for AEW-MLW-Impact, Crockett Cup thoughts, and more.

AHH GTS!!! One week removed from the Superstar-Shake up and yet here we are again, shaking things up. We give you an update and our thoughts on more news on The Boss the plans with the company. We also talk about the 4 superstar who have made their way back to SD Live. Then we talk about a quite familiar show that took place this past Tuesday.

This week the guys break down the first week of all thing Superstar Shake-up!

This week, the lads look back at all things Superstar Shake-up, the Sasha Banks fallout and your friendly neighbourhood Bray Wyatt! They also look back at the Sengoku Lord in Nagoya show, preview the Best of the Super Juniors and look back at Impact as Rebellion draws ever closer! All this and more on this week's episode of the PodMania Podcast! *Follow Rob here;* https://www.twitter.com/REALRobGoodwin *Follow Garth here;* https://www.twitter.com/drumerjaxon *Follow Chris here;* https://www.twitter.com/candychris97 *Follow PODMANIA here!* *Website:* https://www.podmania.co.uk *Twitter:* https://www.twitter.com/podmania *Facebook:* https://www.facebook.com/podmaniaprowrestlingpodcasts *YouTube:* https://www.youtube.com/c/therealpodmania

PWTorch editor Wade Keller is joined by cohost PWTorch senior columnist Bruce Mitchell. They began by taking live calls with a lot of initial reaction to the Bray Wyatt character reboot, plus Money in the Bank developments, the Superstar Shake-up continues without explanation, Cesaro beating Cedric Alexander and Robert Roode beating Ricochet, plus much more. Also, they talk with an on-site correspondent from Des Moines, Iowa including how EC3 was presents, plus the post-Raw off-camera main event. Then the Mailbag includes a wide array of Raw-related topics.

The Boys learn of Sexxy Jessy side job. Davids wants Nick to take an IQ test and Manuel asks 2nd grade questions. Nick learns that Manuel is a hairless man beast. The Boys rate the Superstar Shake and Bake! Manuel was a producer who created theme songs for the Boys No Limit backyard Wrestling show. Nick questions the longevity of the Bar of Sheamus and Cesaro. Manuel introduces TMVZ as he breaks down the John Cena, Nikki Bella break-up. Nick gets upset that he had reservations to the wedding. Jerry 'The King' Lawler had a stroke in another fanshionable way! Classic Wrestling moves and finishers. Who was the best Tag Team champion between Judy Bagwell, Pacman Jones and Nicholas? Follow us on our Twitt/Face @ADDWrestling. Comments, Complaints and Donations at addwrestling@gmail.com Alter Audio on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiKA0BThgXnSsAbMR7spWdw?view_as=subscriber

The Superstar Shake-up is here and we discuss who we think are the winners and the losers for Raw and Smackdown! Mike and Jon also talk RAW (4/16/18) and Smack Down Live (4/17/18) Results.

Superstar Shake-up is next week and we've got our predictions on who we think is going where! Mike and Jon also talk RAW (4/9/18) and Smack Down Live (4/10/18) Results.

The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview WWE Diva Alexa Bliss of E's Total Divas. It almost doesn't seem possible that so much bad attitude can fit into Alexa Bliss' 5-foot-1 frame. Sly, sassy and sporting a whole lot of ferocity, Alexa has been a fierce competitor her entire life, participating in softball, track and kickboxing since her youth, excelling especially in gymnastics and eventually becoming a Division I cheerleader. Alexa even entered the world of competitive bodybuilding, where she became one of the youngest competitors to receive her IFBB Professional status. With such an incredible athletic background, it's little wonder that Alexa quickly became one of NXT's most dangerous female Superstars. Though she never captured the NXT Women's Title, she was a constant threat in the division, pushing the likes of Bayley and Carmella to their limits. As a SmackDown LIVE competitor, she ascended to the top of its Women's division to become a two-time SmackDown Women's Champion. Weeks after joining Monday Night Raw in the Superstar Shake-up, Alexa Bliss made history at WWE Payback, reigning supreme over Bayley in a hard-fought contest to become the first Superstar to win both the SmackDown Women's Championship and the Raw Women's Championship. Bliss might be her name, but get on her bad side (which isn't hard to do) and you'll soon learn that there's nothing heavenly about Alexa's demeanor.

Alasdair and Kyle record early one morning (Alasdair even has birds chirping in the background, just to set the mood) to discuss the results of the Superstar Shake-up! Or, at least they get to that eventually, once they are done paying all due homage to Braun Strowman flipping over a damn ambulance. Seriously, that happened and was amazing and Braun is our hero now. Plus we take a look at an exciting new era for SmackDown (and, uh, we guess Raw as well) with A.J. Styles getting monster babyface pops as the officially recognized heart and soul of the blue brand. And Alasdair checks in with a quickie NXT report, because why not?

Episode 73 deals with WWE's recent Superstar Shake-up, the company's attempt to freshen up the rosters of both Monday Night Raw and SmackDown Live; whether or not all of the moves were good remains to be seen, but each trade is analyzed for impact in both the short term, and long term, for everyone involved. Follow Tom on Twitter @tomclarkbr   For more from Boink Studios, check out the links below: Tom Clark on Bleacher Report Tom Clark on Sportskeeda  Tom Clark on Camel Clutch Blog Tom Clark's 30 Minute Fun Show Tom and Kyle's Comedy Action Hour