Sparked by the recent reveal of Pat McAfee as the voice in Randy Orton’s ear ahead of his match with Cody Rhodes at WrestleMania 42, the lads dig into why certain moments that should feel huge end up falling flat.

From Vince McMahon’s “It was me, Austin” reveal in the Attitude Era, to Hornswoggle being placed into major mystery angles, they run through the reveals that didn’t quite land the way they were meant to.

And of course, the big question: would everything be improved if it just turned out to be Jake “The Snake” Roberts?

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From creative decisions to the increasing use of celebrities like IShowSpeed, Jelly Roll and others, the lads question the direction WWE is taking as it heads into its biggest show of the year. Are the stories connecting? Are the right matches being prioritised?

They get into the major talking points, including CM Punk’s direction, Roman Reigns’ place on the card, and the much-discussed storyline involving Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton. (Disclaimer: this was recorded before it was revealed the phone call involved Pat McAfee.)

There’s also discussion around Rhea Ripley and Jade Cargill, and whether their booking reflects their importance to the roster.

It’s a critical, sometimes frustrated look at WWE heading into WrestleMania — or as it’s dubbed here, MoanaMania.

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Recent revelations showed that Khan was among the bidders for WWE before it was ultimately sold to Endeavor Group Holdings and merged into TKO Group Holdings. The lads break down just how different the wrestling landscape could have looked if that deal went another way.

Would AEW and WWE have remained separate brands or merged into one super-promotion? How would TV deals, rosters, and creative direction have been handled?

They also look at how WWE has changed under TKO, and whether Khan’s approach to wrestling would have produced a completely different product — for better or worse.

A grounded but imaginative discussion about a scenario that could have reshaped the entire industry.

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From the rich history of Lucha Libre to modern WWE, the lads explore why masks carry so much meaning in wrestling and how they can define a character. They look at legendary figures like El Santo, La Parka and Rey Mysterio, and why masks are so central to Mexican wrestling culture.

The conversation then shifts to WWE, with a look at Kane and how the mask became essential to his presentation, compared to others like Mick Foley and Vader where it served a different purpose.

They also discuss Japanese icons such as Jushin Thunder Liger and Hayabusa, and how masks translate across different styles and audiences.

Along the way, the lads get into the detail of how wearing a mask can actually affect in-ring performance — including whether it limits facial expression and selling, or forces wrestlers to adapt in different ways.

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In this episode:

Full AEW Revolution 2026 review and analysis

The debate around show length, pacing, and match layout

A detailed breakdown of the main event between Hangman Adam Page vs MJF and THAT stipulation

All returns, debuts, and surprise moments explained

Match-by-match discussion with insights on storytelling and booking decisions

Perfect for AEW fans looking for thoughtful analysis beyond the results, with a focus on storytelling, pacing, and overall presentation.

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Over the last three decades MMA has reshaped how wrestling presents fighting, from harder striking styles to shoot-inspired characters and submission-heavy matches. The lads discuss which wrestlers managed to blend MMA elements into their style successfully, and which attempts never quite clicked.

Legitimate fighters crossing into wrestling also comes under the microscope. How well did names like Ronda Rousey and Ken Shamrock translate to the wrestling world?

The conversation then goes deeper into the origins of MMA-influenced wrestling, examining how Karl Gotch helped shape the philosophy of Antonio Inoki, and how figures like Akira Maeda helped push the development of strong style in Japanese wrestling.

Along the way the lads also touch on the strange contradictions of wrestling fandom — how many fans claim to miss the fun, over-the-top characters of the 1980s while also criticising anything that feels too goofy today.

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A great heel turn can change the entire direction of a character, but when it goes wrong it can confuse fans, damage momentum, or simply make no sense at all. The lads dig into some of the most debated turns ever, including Stone Cold Steve Austin aligning with Vince McMahon at WrestleMania X-Seven, Rikishi revealing he “did it for the Rock,” and the recent heel turn of John Cena.

Along the way the discussion moves across multiple eras and promotions including WCW, WWE, and AEW, as the lads debate what actually makes a heel turn work — and why some of wrestling’s biggest moments didn’t land the way they should have.

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Prompted by Ger from our Discord server, this episode looks back at the wrestlers who made the jump from WCW to WWE following the takeover. From headline names like Hulk Hogan, Kevin Nash, Scott Hall, Sting, Goldberg, Ric Flair and Scott Steiner, to cruiserweights and mid-card staples like Rey Mysterio, Chavo Guerrero and Billy Kidman, the lads examine who benefited, who struggled, and why.

There’s also discussion around the Invasion era, including Diamond Dallas Page and Booker T, how WWE presented former WCW stars, and whether the transition was ever handled fairly. One notable omission is Hugh Morrus — which, according to DDP logic, might not be a bad thing at all.

A reflective, honest look at legacy, opportunity, and missed chances — and a fitting way to mark 100 episodes.

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After referencing it countless times on the show, Shane finally sits down with Sean Herbert, the founder of The Wrestling Channel, to talk about how it came to be and why it still holds such a strong place in wrestling fans’ memories.

Broadcast between December 2003 and December 2008, The Wrestling Channel was a free-to-air digital satellite station in the UK and Ireland, created with one clear mission: to be a dedicated home for professional wrestling. For many fans, it was the first time they had access to wrestling outside the WWE bubble.

The channel introduced audiences to promotions they had never seen before, including CZW, TNA, ROH, FWA, IWW and more. It helped shape tastes, broaden horizons, and quietly influenced an entire generation of fans and wrestlers across the UK and Ireland.

Sean talks candidly about the challenges of running a wrestling TV channel, the risks involved, why it ultimately ended after five years, and what its legacy looks like today. A must-listen for anyone who discovered independent wrestling through late-night channel surfing.

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With the Texas Death Match now carrying the stipulation that Hangman Adam Page can never challenge for the AEW World Championship again if he loses, I examine what this means for his character arc, AEW’s long-term booking, and the future of the title picture. I also assess MJF’s positioning in the feud, the promo dynamics between the two, and whether AEW is setting up a defining career moment at Revolution.

This episode delivers focused AEW analysis, storyline breakdowns, and in-depth wrestling discussion covering MJF, Hangman Page, AEW Dynamite, and the road to AEW Revolution. Subscribe for weekly wrestling reviews and thoughtful analysis of the biggest stories in professional wrestling.

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I then turn to AEW Dynamite, discussing the biggest story developments, match quality, and ongoing rivalries shaping All Elite Wrestling. Finally, I review AEW Grand Slam Australia, evaluating the card and how the event fits into AEW’s long-term creative direction.

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After asking the listeners for their picks, the lads bring those suggestions into the studio and stack them up against their own choices. Predictably, not everyone agrees. Becky Lynch becomes a major flashpoint in the debate, with strong opinions on influence versus achievement.

Ireland’s wrestling pedigree comes under the spotlight, with discussion around the impact made by Sheamus, Finn Bálor, Lyra Valkyria, Fit Finlay and JD McDonagh. The conversation then moves across mainland Europe, with legendary figures like André the Giant, Bruno Sammartino, Otto Wanz and George Hackenschmidt all getting their due.

Influence, legacy, star power and historical importance are all weighed up, leading to plenty of disagreement and strong opinions. If you like passionate debates that don’t always end neatly, this one is for you.

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The lads take on a deceptively difficult question: if someone had never watched wrestling before, what match would you show them first? Do you go straight for spectacle and shock with The Undertaker vs Mick Foley inside Hell in a Cell, or WrestleMania’s TLC 2? Is there still magic in larger-than-life moments like Hogan vs Warrior at WrestleMania VI? Or is the best entry point something more grounded, like Flair vs Steamboat from the 80s?

They also ask whether a John Cena match works as an introduction, how much context matters, and whether modern wrestling makes it harder or easier to hook new fans. A deep, thoughtful discussion that says a lot about what different people value in wrestling.

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This focused breakdown explores how roster movement could reshape both companies and what these potential jumps would mean for the wrestlers involved and the wider wrestling landscape.

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This episode focuses on the Saudi Royal Rumble and how it stacks up as we head into WrestleMania season. Liv Morgan emerged victorious in the Women’s Royal Rumble, while Roman Reigns won the Men’s Rumble, setting the table for two very different roads to WrestleMania. The lads break down both matches, the booking decisions, and what the wins mean going forward.

They also discuss Gunther defeating AJ Styles in a match that put AJ’s career on the line, as well as Drew McIntyre defending his title against Sami Zayn.

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Thirty wrestling names go into the pot, but this is not your normal Royal Rumble. Every draw brings complete unpredictability. If a name is pulled, they enter the Rumble. If that same name is drawn again, they’re eliminated — but the very next name decides their fate. Eliminated wrestlers are thrown straight back into the pot, ensuring maximum nonsense and zero logic.

The stakes still matter though. Whoever survives the Insane Royal Rumble earns more than bragging rights. The winner will have their Road to WrestleMania booked, challenging a champion chosen by the lads.

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I also explore how AJ Styles quietly sowed the seeds for this storyline during his recent tag team title matches, including Dragon Lee vs Je’von Evans and Leon Slater, as well as the bout against The Usos. From in-ring storytelling to long-term narrative structure, this episode examines how WWE is crafting the final chapter of AJ Styles’ career.

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I also discuss how this shift opens the door for up and coming talent within New Japan, creating new opportunities and fresh matchups. To close, I assess how NJPW has started the year with Wrestle Kingdom 20, New Year’s Dash, and the Road to New Beginning tour, and what these shows signal for the company’s direction moving forward.

All Elite Morro delivers focused wrestling analysis covering NJPW, AEW, WWE, and the global wrestling scene.

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From the instantly recognisable themes of the past to the more generic sound of today, the lads break down what made wrestling entrance music special in the first place. Why did composers like Jim Johnston, Jimmy Hart and CFO$ create themes that became inseparable from the wrestlers themselves? And what’s missing from WWE’s current approach, particularly in the Def Rebel era?

The discussion also looks at real bands who helped shape wrestling’s sound, including Motörhead, Limp Bizkit and others, and how licensed music helped elevate certain stars and moments. Of course, everyone brings their personal favourites to the table, leading to plenty of disagreement along the way.

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In-depth wrestling analysis, honest discussion, and long-form breakdowns of AEW and WWE stories are back as All Elite Morro enters its next chapter.

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What actually makes a great finishing move? Why did certain once-devastating finishers become nothing more than transitional moves? How do wrestlers protect a finisher in an era of kick-outs, false finishes and constant escalation?

The lads dig into the psychology behind finishers, how styles and audiences have changed, and why some moves still feel special while others have completely lost their impact. Inevitably, the debate turns to the biggest question of all: what is the greatest wrestling finisher of all time?

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With WWE, AEW and NJPW all featuring an ever-growing list of championships, the lads look at how title saturation has changed the way fans view gold. Are world titles still the ultimate prize, or have they been diluted? Does having multiple top titles help storytelling, or does it make wins feel less meaningful?

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From possible Royal Rumble winners to where the biggest names on the roster might land, the lads break down every major question heading into Mania season. Will Cody Rhodes and CM Punk still be champions by the time WrestleMania rolls around, and who could realistically stand across the ring from them? Where do rising names like Stephanie Vaquer and Jade Cargill fit into the biggest show of the year?

There’s also plenty of discussion around the secondary titles, with Carmelo Hayes and Dominik Mysterio holding gold, and whether those championships can develop stories worthy of the WrestleMania stage. The lads also look at the chances of the tag team titles finally getting meaningful space on the card, with teams like the Usos, Kabuki Warriors and Wyatt Sicks in the mix.

Gunther’s role looms large as well — does his WrestleMania match change someone’s career forever? As always, there’s speculation, disagreement, overthinking, and probably far too much booking. It might be our favourite podcast we’ve ever done — and if not, it’s at least our favourite of the year so far.

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Some wrestlers entered 2025 with serious momentum and came out of it stalled, injured, or quietly drifting. From Bayley and Jacob Fatu to long injury layoffs affecting Chad Gable and Will Ospreay, the lads look at how quickly things can change in modern wrestling. They also dig into the bigger questions around CM Punk’s year, WWE’s creative direction, and whether NJPW ever really found its footing in 2025.

It’s not just about who cooled off. Shane and Morro also look ahead, asking who might be perfectly placed for a strong return in 2026, and what actually turns a bad year around in wrestling.

This episode closes out 2025 for the Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show and marks hitting 3,000 subscribers. Thanks to everyone who tuned in, argued in the comments, and helped the channel grow this year.

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We’ll be looking at performances from across AEW, WWE, NJPW, TNA, the independents, and beyond, and debating who truly stood out.

Here are the categories we’ll be voting on and discussing:

Best Overall Wrestler

Best Women’s Wrestler

Best In-Ring Wrestler

Best Under 30

Best Tag Team

Best Match

Best Feud / Story

Best PPV

Best TV Episode

Best Irish-Based Wrestler

Best Irish Young Wrestler

Best Irish Tag Team

Join the chat, give your picks, and let’s talk about the moments and matches that defined the year in professional wrestling.

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Attention then turns to All Elite Wrestling and a critical question many fans are asking: after a flat 2024, has AEW actually restored the feeling it promised? The discussion covers creative direction, fan engagement and whether the company has stabilised or still has work to do.

The episode also looks beyond WWE and AEW, touching on how wrestling is performing internationally as different promotions position themselves for the year ahead. A wide-ranging review of the state of wrestling as 2025 comes into focus.

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They look at Cena’s rivalries with Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes, Brock Lesnar, CM Punk, Logan Paul, Dominik Mysterio and Gunther, and ask whether this last run lived up to the weight of his legacy. His final match, where Cena finally gave up, losing to Gunther, and why that decision has left fans so split.

Was this the right way for one of wrestling’s biggest stars to bow out, or did the final chapter fall short of expectations?An honest look at the end of an era.

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I discuss John Cena’s retirement and what it means for WWE, his legacy, and the future of mainstream pro wrestling. I also review Saturday Night’s Main Event, giving our thoughts on the matches, booking decisions, and standout performances.

Plus, a full AEW Continental Classic review so far, including key matches, surprises, and how the tournament is shaping AEW’s direction heading into the next major events.

I also cover the reported TNA Wrestling TV deal with AMC, what it could mean for TNA’s growth, visibility, and long-term stability in the wrestling landscape.

Finally, I dive into the Netflix takeover of WBD speculation and what a potential shift away from Warner Bros. Discovery could mean for AEW, WWE, and the future of wrestling on streaming platforms.

If you follow AEW, WWE, TNA, or the business of pro wrestling, this is a must-watch discussion.

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Topics Covered:

John Cena retirement news and legacy

Saturday Night’s Main Event review

AEW Continental Classic analysis

TNA Wrestling AMC TV deal

Netflix vs WBD and the future of wrestling media

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From the brutality and spectacle of Hell in a Cell, to the innovation of ladder matches and TLC, to cages, chambers, street fights and beyond — the lads explore why some match types feel iconic while others have lost their spark.

They look at how overuse, branding, and scheduling have changed the meaning of gimmick matches, which ones still deliver, and which match types deserve a return to form. Along the way they revisit some of the most memorable examples, why wrestlers thrive or struggle in certain environments.

A full, honest look at the art and evolution of wrestling’s stipulation matches.

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I’ll be giving a full, honest breakdown of the WWE Survivor Series Wargames PLE, discussing why the event fell flat, what’s going wrong with current WWE booking trends, and what this means for future storylines heading into 2026.

A comprehensive look at All Elite Wrestling’s booking strategies throughout 2025—the meaning of wins and losses, the storytelling shifts, the long-term plans, and how AEW’s creative direction stacks up against WWE this year.

We’ll explore the reported negotiation landscape surrounding Hiroshi Tanahashi’s last match, including the industry dynamics, promotional interests, and how companies are positioning themselves for this historic moment.

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They also revisit some of the most memorable retirement matches in wrestling history, the legends who came back after hanging up the boots, and of course the man who turned retirement into an artform: Terry Funk.

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From Ultimate Warrior nearly becoming Vader, to Cowboy Bret Hart, to Ric Flair pitched as Spartacus, to Goldust’s infamous breast implant idea, the lads run through the most unbelievable concepts that were once genuinely considered.

How close did some of these ideas come to happening? Would they have changed careers? And are we lucky they stayed on the cutting-room floor?

A fun deep dive into wrestling’s “what could have been” era.

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Topics covered:

AEW Blood and Guts analysis and fallout

A banner year for women’s wrestling across major promotions

Women’s PWI Top 250 overview and key takeaways

John Cena vs Dominic Mysterio discussion and storyline impact

NJPW Tokyo Dome ticket sales update and industry context

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From Bret Hart vs. Steve Austin at WrestleMania 13 to legendary moments involving Hulk Hogan, Gunther, and more, the lads explore iconic defeats that elevated careers and changed how fans see the performers.

Can momentum really vanish after one loss? Or does the right story make defeat the key to becoming a star?

A deep look at an art form fans still debate today.

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We also discuss the return of Okada vs Tanahashi at the Tokyo Dome, exploring how their rivalry continues to shape New Japan’s identity. Meanwhile, Nixon Newell and Miranda Alize have reportedly walked out of AEW Collision over creative differences — what does that mean for AEW’s women’s division?

Plus, we take a closer look at what’s happening with WWE SmackDown, and ask the question: why is AEW bringing back Blood and Guts now, and does it still serve a real purpose in today’s wrestling landscape?

All this and more in this week’s episode of All Elite Morro, your destination for thoughtful, in-depth wrestling analysis across AEW, WWE, and NJPW.

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Topics include:

• Saturday Night’s Main Event review and fallout

• New WrestleKingdom match announcements

• AEW Dynamite and Collision highlights and analysis

• Is Rhea Ripley truly a box office draw for WWE?

• The WrestleMania marketing rollout and what it tells us about WWE’s direction

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#AEW #WWE #RheaRipley #WrestleKingdom #WrestleMania #SaturdayNightsMainEvent #AllEliteMorro #ProWrestlingNews #AEWDynamite #AEWCollision #NJPW #WrestlingLivestream

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From its wild origins to Japan and ECW to WWE’s Attitude Era and beyond, the lads explore what truly defines hardcore wrestling. Who mastered the art? What separates great hardcore matches from mindless violence? And how did weapons, stipulations, and risk become part of wrestling’s storytelling language?

It’s a discussion about a misunderstood style — and the wrestlers who gave everything to make it unforgettable.

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Topics this week include:

• Full OTT 11th Anniversary Show discussion

• CM Punk vs Jey Uso preview ahead of Saturday Night’s Main Event

• Why WWE are slowing down Bron Breakker’s push

• Jon Moxley vs Kyle O’Reilly match analysis from AEW Dynamite

• AEW World Title Number 1 Contender Match preview featuring Samoa Joe, Bobby Lashley, Hook and Ricochet

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#AEW #WWE #CMPunk #JeyUso #BronBreakker #SamoaJoe #BobbyLashley #Hook #Ricochet #OTTWrestling #JonMoxley #KyleOReilly #ProWrestlingNews #AllEliteMorro

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From the territories to today, they look at who created the most memorable storylines and why Vince McMahon might get too much credit. The lads also explore how the NWA chose its champions, the brilliance of New Japan’s long-term storytelling, and the forgotten bookers who shaped the industry from behind the curtain.

It’s a proper look at the architects of wrestling history.

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From job-based disasters like TL Hopper and The Goon, to over-the-top failures like Oz, , the lads explore why these ideas ever made it to TV. Why did wrestling rely so much on cartoonish characters? Who came up with these gimmicks, and did any actually work?

It’s a fun, look at the good, the bad, and the downright ridiculous side of pro wrestling’s creative history.

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Topics Covered:

AEW WrestleDream full review and fallout

WWE’s use of artificial intelligence explained

Andrade’s AEW/WWE future and contract rumors

Seth Rollins injury update and WWE plans

OTT 11th Anniversary card breakdown

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Topics tonight:

John Cena vs AJ Styles –

AEW WrestleDream 2025 full preview and predictions.

The OTT Invasion show

NXT vs TNA Showdown – crossover chaos or dream match heaven?

Full recap and analysis of NJPW King of Pro Wrestling results.

Share your thoughts in the chat and join the debate!

Live Tonight — Don’t miss the hottest wrestling discussion on YouTube.

#WrestleDream #CenaVsStyles #NXTvsTNA #OTTInvasion #NJPW #AEW #WrestlingLive #ProWrestling

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From shocking Royal Rumble returns like John Cena’s unforgettable 2008 moment and Edge’s emotional 2020 comeback, to the real-life triumphs of legends like Kenta Kobashi and Roman Reigns overcoming cancer to step back into the ring — the lads cover it all.

They discuss what makes a comeback truly iconic, and how the context behind these moments makes wrestling so special.

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From 2014 to 2019, NXT was seen as the purest wrestling brand in the world. The crowds were rabid, the TakeOvers were legendary, and the roster was stacked with names like Finn Bálor, Samoa Joe, Shinsuke Nakamura, Bayley, Sasha Banks, and Adam Cole.

But what made this era so special? What went wrong that caused it to fade away? The lads discuss their favourite matches, moments, and storylines — from Sami Zayn’s emotional title win to the rise and fall of Undisputed ERA — and whether WWE can ever recapture that magic again.

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Plus, we’re previewing the highly anticipated NXT vs TNA Showdown episode of NXT—a crossover that’s generating massive discussion across the wrestling community.

We’ll take a closer look at Saya Kamitani’s rising drawing power, her impact on Stardom’s audience growth, and what her presence could mean for future WrestleKingdom cards.

Tune in, join the chat, and share your thoughts on all things WWE, AEW, NJPW, NXT, and TNA. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss a live discussion.

Topics Covered:

WrestleKingdom ticket sales and attendance projections

WWE & AEW ratings updates and new measurement system explained

NXT vs TNA Showdown episode preview and predictions

Saya Kamitani’s drawing power and Stardom’s growing influence

Latest wrestling news and fan reactions

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Can TNA Wrestling become the true #2 company?

Where’s Britt Baker and what’s next for her in AEW?

Nia Jax discussion — love her or hate her, she’s making noise.

Ricky Saints crowned the NEW NXT Champion!

Revisiting the classic Cena vs AJ Styles rivalry.

Gail Kim’s latest Twitter comments stirring up the wrestling world

#TNA #AEW #WWE #NXT #BrittBaker #NiaJax #RickySaints #JohnCena #AJStyles #CenaVsStyles #GailKim #ProWrestling #WrestlingNews #WrestlingPodcast #WrestlingLiveStream

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We’ll be talking match results, storytelling, fan reactions, and what this means for the future of AEW and WWE. Whether you’re #TeamAEW or #TeamWWE, come hang out, share your takes, and be part of the wrestling community tonight!

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From some of the greatest endings ever, like Bret Hart vs. Stone Cold at WrestleMania 13, Eddie Guerrero’s genius against Kurt Angle, and the unforgettable Royal Rumbles of ‘94 and 1995… to the disasters like Finn vs. Roman, the Omega vs. Moxley exploding barbed wire fiasco, and the Rumble that flopped in 1993.

We also look at how finishes have evolved over the years, from Ric Flair winning the NWA Title with a simple crossbody, to today’s era of overbooked, overproduced endings. What makes a finish perfect? What ruins one completely?

Join us as we argue over the highs, lows, and everything in between when it comes to closing moments in wrestling matches.

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👑 WrestleMania heading to SAUDI ARABIA?!

🔥 Andrade officially FIRED from WWE

😈 Daniel Garcia’s shocking heel turn on AEW Dynamite

💥 FULL AEW All Out card breakdown & predictions

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The lads dive into the art of the promo. Have promos become more important to fans than the wrestling itself? Which wrestlers built their careers on the mic despite being average in the ring? And how has promo style evolved from the territory days to 2025?

From legends like Ric Flair, Macho Man to CM Punk, MJF, and beyond – we break down the talkers who shaped the business and ask: is wrestling now all about the story you tell, not the match you wrestle?

Check out more weekly episodes, plus our separate OTT Insider Podcast and All Elite Morro, here on the channel.

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Whether it was lifestyle choices, backstage drama, or just plain bad decisions, some of wrestling’s biggest names never reached their full potential. But where do you draw the line? Does Yokozuna count? What about Sid? And what heights could Marty Jannetty have reached if things had gone differently?

We also dive into stories like Nailz and Vince McMahon, and plenty more infamous examples of talent who were their own worst enemies. Of course, as always, the guys can’t agree on the rules of the discussion – which makes it all the more entertaining. What are the parametres!?!

Check out more from the Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show every week, plus our separate OTT Insider Podcast covering Irish wrestling, and All Elite Morro for AEW fans.

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AJ Lee’s "surprising" return

Brock Lesnar’s latest appearance

Why this week’s Dynamite was GREAT

The direction for All Out + a big time change update

John Cena’s LAST match announcement

OTT Tour Dates

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AEW Dynamite delivered another great show — full review & highlights

Clash in Paris Recap: reactions to all the big moments

Death Before Dishonor Review: featuring the best celebrity match since Johnny Knoxville

Is Logan Paul actually good in the ring? Let’s talk about it…

Bandido’s 2025 Legacy Run — what it means for his career & wrestling’s future

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We talk about his biggest moments, his influence on today’s generation, and why fans still chant his name nearly 20 years after his passing.

Listen in as we celebrate the life and legacy of Latino Heat.

Don’t forget to check out our other podcasts here on the channel – including All Elite Morro and our separate OTT Insider Podcast covering the Irish wrestling scene.

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John Cena has finally admitted his heel turn was a failure — but who’s really to blame? The Rock? Triple H? Or is the problem much bigger? With TKO shifting business practices, Netflix closely watching ratings, and social media driving WWE to chase “viral moments” instead of long-term storytelling, what does this mean for Raw, SmackDown, and the future of wrestling as we know it?

Join the debate as we break down the politics, the egos, and the creative decisions that are defining WWE in 2025.

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Could TNA and AEW be on a collision course for Wednesday nights?

Did John Cena really hate his heel run?

Breaking down the shocking ending of the G1 Climax 🏆

Is Chris Jericho making his way back to WWE? 👀

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In this episode, Shane and Morro dive deep into Bret’s long list of grievances, such as Summerslam, chops ,Gunther and of course his never-ending issues with Bill Goldberg. We even touch on Big Vito recently calling him out.

Plus — Morro drops a steaming hot take on Bret Hart that you do not want to miss.

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✅ WWE ESPN Deal News – Full breakdown of WWE’s new partnership with ESPN and how it could change pro wrestling’s TV future.

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✅ NJPW G1 Climax 2025 Blocks Finale Results – Complete review of the block stage wrap-up, standings, and who’s heading to the finals.

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From heated arguments to full-on brawls, they explore some of the most infamous incidents involving names like Vince McMahon, Randy Savage, Booker T, Batista, Bret Hart, and more.

Also who would win in a fight? Shane or Morro?

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SummerSlam Fallout — What did WWE deliver, and where do the storylines go from here?

Brock Lesnar Returns — Reaction

Cody Rhodes vs John Cena — Review

Seth Rollins: The Ruse of the Century? — What’s real, what’s a work, and how does it affect the World Heavyweight Championship?

AEW Dynamite Recap — Moxley vs Hangman tore the house down. What’s next in this violent rivalry?

G1 Climax Update — Surprises, standout performances, and updated standings as NJPW’s biggest tournament reaches critical mass.

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The share what they liked, what felt hollow, and which moments genuinely surprised them.

Is WWE making content for real fans — or just more shiny PR?

Did anyone come out of this looking better? Who looked worse?

And is the “behind-the-scenes” look really as revealing as Netflix wants you to believe?

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Tonight, we’re covering a massive week across the wrestling world with updates, breakdowns, and reactions to the biggest stories from AEW, WWE, NJPW, TNA, and AAA.

The latest in the evolving AEW feud between Hangman Page and Jon Moxley — where is it heading and what it means for the future of Dynamite

TNA Slammiversary Fallout — key takeaways, title changes, and where the company stands post-PPV

A full WWE SummerSlam card breakdown — surprises, predictions, and match quality expectations

G1 Climax 2025 update — who’s leading the blocks and which matches are defining the tournament so far

AAA’s Triplemania build and what Dominik Mysterio’s involvement could signal for cross-promotion storytelling

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Is Hogan still the most important figure in wrestling history? Can his legacy ever be separated from the controversies that followed him outside the ring?

From his superstardom and mainstream crossover success to the difficult conversations that come with his name, this week’s episode explores it all.

A candid, honest look at Hulk Hogan’s impact — and whether the wrestling world will ever truly reconcile with it.

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WWE – Why SummerSlam’s build feels rushed and uninspired. Could a 2-night format be a mistake?

AEW – Post-All In fallout! Are the Casino Gauntlet contract winners being forgotten? Is Bandido making a legitimate Wrestler of the Year run?

Goldberg Interview – Bill shoots on WWE, Gunther, and his controversial retirement match. Should WWE have handled his send-off better?

NOAH & GHC Title – Ozawa loses the title to Kenoh, only for KENTA to win it the next day?! What is happening in Pro Wrestling NOAH?

G1 Climax Update – Tournament surprises and Gabe Kidd’s injury. How does this shake up the brackets?

TNA Slammiversary – AJ Styles returns?! Huge ticket sales, major buzz — is TNA back in the spotlight?

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From Chris Jericho's countdown clock and Kane’s hell in a cell entrance in WWE to Bryan Danielson and Adam Cole lighting up AEW—and yes, The Shockmaster falling through the wall—what makes a debut truly iconic?

Do modern wrestling debuts still hit the same? Is the element of surprise dead in the internet age? And do we need a true rival promotion to WWE to bring back that spark?

This is a deep dive into wrestling’s biggest arrivals, from legendary entrances to missed opportunities.

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All Elite Morro will breakdown

OTT Summer Bash Night 1

The use of All Star Tags in AEW

The latest in the build to AEW All In.

Where will Mistico MJF take place?

Is WWE Evolution set up to fail?

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Who makes the list of all-time greats? Who are the lads’ personal favourites? From giants and monsters to agile powerhouses, they break down what actually defines a "big man" in pro wrestling.

Of course, the Undertaker debate rears its head again—can Shane and Morro ever agree on where he ranks? They also dive into the careers of names like Vader, Bam Bam Bigelow, Andre the Giant, Kane, Big Show, and more.

It’s all about what makes a great big man compelling, believable, and memorable—from their look and presence to their ability to tell a story in the ring.

If you’ve got your own top big men, let us know in the comments—this one is for the old-school and new-school fans alike.

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CM Punk in Saudi

WWE Night of Champions Fallout

What is happening with New Japan

Did AEW Dynamite advance storylines for the upcoming All In.

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This episode is all about the legends, cult heroes, and outlaws who built their names everywhere except Vince McMahon’s empire. The lads discuss what kept them away, how they might have been used (or misused), and whether they were better off forging their own paths.

Names on the docket include Abyss, Great Muta, Big Daddy, Hayabusa, and many others. From territory legends, Japanese icons, to British TV stars — it's a wide-ranging conversation about wrestling history and what “making it” really means.

Expect disagreements, a few laughs, and plenty of respect for the careers of those who never needed three letters on their contract to be memorable.

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Featuring John Cena's much talked about promo on CM Punk, AEW's huge event in Arena Mexico, the booking of Mercedes Mone and more!

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Inspired by WWF LiveWire, this episode puts the power in the hands of you, the listeners. Shaz Beef and John "The Beast" Mortos tackle your questions.

Is wrestling experiencing a lull?

Is AEW quietly building momentum while WWE stagnates under the bright lights?

And yes... Goldberg is lurking — but why? And who wants it?

This is Livewire for a new generation — raw, unfiltered, and mid-30s tired.

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• CM Punk vs John Cena in Saudi Arabia – What this means for WWE's long-term booking and whether this match still matters in 2025.
• NJPW G1 Climax Blocks Revealed – Initial reactions to the lineup and what surprises could be in store.
• Voices of Wrestling 30 Under 30 List – Who deserves to be there and who’s missing?
• The Build to Kenny Omega vs Kazuchika Okada – A classic on the horizon?

Whether you're into AEW, NJPW, or still following WWE’s moves, this episode offers clear, no-nonsense takes with just the right bit of bite.

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From the explosion of BritWres to WWE’s NXT UK takeover, they trace how mainstream companies moved to control the scene — and what was lost in the process.

Was it inevitable? Did WWE kill the indies to protect their turf?

They also dig into AEW’s approach: signing up every indie darling in sight — does it help or hurt?

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Shane and Morro return for a deep dive into the current state of WWE under TKO. With dynamic pricing pushing tickets past €300, and SummerSlam’s elite package hitting $40,000, is the average fan being priced out? The lads break down Mark Shapiro’s comments on revenue, the increasingly corporate look of WWE shows, and whether the product is becoming more about sponsorships than wrestling.

They also discuss R-Truth and Carlito’s likely departures, the flood of celebrity appearances, and whether WWE’s obsession with premium branding is pushing away long-time fans.

Is this still the product we fell in love with? Or is WWE turning into a luxury meme factory for the ultra-rich?

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One half of the so-called Old Bucks quietly breaks down AEW Double or Nothing 2025. And we mean quietly – Morro sounds like he’s afraid to wake the roommate, but that won’t stop him from sharing his passionate, slightly biased take on one of AEW’s biggest shows of the year.

He covers the madness of Anarchy in the Arena, the brilliance of Briscoe vs Ricochet, and a classic in Ospreay vs Hangman. If you like AEW, wrestling talk with a twist, and soft-spoken hot takes, this is the show for you.

Like, subscribe, and comment below if you're still watching wrestling in a shared flat at midnight.

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In this episode, former wrestler Conor Hurley, known in the ring as Mick Wall, joins Shane and Morro in-studio for a heated and passionate debate on The Deadman's legacy. Is The Undertaker truly one of the GOATs—or has his legend grown beyond his actual in-ring work?

Tune in as the lads separate myth from reality when it comes to the man from Death Valley.

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In this unfiltered episode, the lads unload their spiciest wrestling hot takes: Is Randy Orton really as good in the ring as people say, or is he just mid? Is the IWC the worst thing to happen to modern wrestling? And was Brock Lesnar actually the right choice to end The Undertaker's streak?

Nothing is sacred as the boys also respond to controversial listener opinionss. Agree? Disagree? Either way, this one’s guaranteed to fire you up.

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Why was Macho Man Randy Savage pushed to commentary? Was Vince’s vision just out of touch? Or was there something more behind the lackluster legacy of this era?

Join the lads as they uncover the good, the bad, and the very weird of mid-90s WWF.

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From Andy Kaufman vs Jerry Lawler, to Robocop in WCW, to Kevin Federline pinning John Cena, the lads debate what works, what doesn't, and why wrestling just can’t resist Hollywood.

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The lads also take a step back from the current product to reflect on what made them fall in love with wrestling in the first place.

Let us know your thoughts: are wrestling fans too critical, or is it fair to expect more?

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From John Cena's record-breaking 17th world title win to the baffling overuse of the word “Fein,” the lads are worn down, disheartened, and wondering aloud… are we just too old for this?

There were bright spots, but the fatigue is real. Has WWE become a meme-fueled corporate slop shop? Or are we simply not the target audience anymore?

This episode is part review, part therapy session — join us as we try to figure out what the hell just happened at WrestleMania.

Let us know: Are you still feeling it, or has WWE left you behind too?

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Morro names who he believes is one of the best wrestlers in the world right now, and the lads debate whether AEW is finding the right balance between match quantity and quality. What hit? What missed? And does the ending of the main event help or hurt AEW moving forward?

Grab a cuppa, crank the volume — it’s time to get stuck into AEW Dynasty with the Bucks.

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Has Cornette’s old-school mentality helped keep wrestling grounded, or is he just shouting at clouds?

The lads also expand the conversation to the wider discourse of wrestling podcasts and fandom.

Get ready for some strong opinions and plenty of laughs as The Old Bucks dissect the Cornette Effect on wrestling today!

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Over four weeks of TV, a shocking Elimination Chamber moment, and another four weeks of chaos leading to WrestleMania, this story took on a life of its own.

A match soaked in history.

And at WrestleMania, it all came to a brutal and emotional conclusion.

Let us know what you think!

LIKE, SUBSCRIBE & TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS for more in-depth wrestling discussions!

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The lads break down all the madness, from the infamous "two Ultimate Warriors" theory to whether Triple H intentionally buried Randy Orton’s first title reign in favor of Batista. And, of course, the most infamous rumor of all—what really happened between Macho Man and Stephanie?

Some of these might just be internet nonsense… but what if they’re true? Tune in as The Old Bucks and Johnny The Beast Mortos separate fact from fiction in wrestling’s wildest conspiracy theories!

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Morro and Morto break down the highs and lows, from Will Ospreay and Kyle Fletcher’s brutal cage match to Kenny Omega’s epic win over Takeshita. Plus, was Toni Storm vs. Mariah May truly a perfect match?

Buckle up for heated debates, questionable takes, and some good old-fashioned wrestling chat.

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Shane and Morro break down everything from Elimination Chamber 2025, including both Chamber matches, Trish Stratus’s return to the ring, and the brutal Non-Sanctioned war between Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn—featuring a surprise appearance from Randy Orton.

Expect wild takes, heated debates, and Morro’s stupid opinions that will probably annoy you.

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In this episode, we break down their booking over the years—who made the titles feel important, who got screwed over, and what WWE should do next.

From classic reigns to missed opportunities, we’re diving deep into the history of these midcard belts.

Expect strong opinions, plenty of nostalgia, and a few off-topic rants along the way!

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With AEW Fight Forever falling flat, the lads get nostalgic for the classics—reminiscing about early gaming memories, the golden era of wrestling games, and the madness of buying multiple consoles just to play different titles. Plus, Morro reveals his current obsession with one particular wrestling game.

From No Mercy to Here Comes The Pain to the modern era, it’s all about pixels, piledrivers, and Pro Wrestling gaming at its finest.

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From his early days as the red and yellow hero of the 1980s, to his shocking nWo heel turn, to his later years in WWE and beyond, the lads discuss what made Hogan a megastar and where it all went wrong.

They also break down why he was booed on WWE Raw’s Netflix debut, revisiting the scandals, controversies, and political stances that may have led to the crowd turning on him. Is Hogan’s legacy forever tainted, or is he still one of the greatest to ever step in the ring?

Strap in, brother—this one’s a wild ride.

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The Cody Rhodes vs. Kevin Owens Ladder Match delivered in a big way, but did it steal the show? Plus, the Tag Team Titles were finally defended on a PLE—was it a sign of real change for the division?

They discuss the biggest surprises, eliminations, and what it all means for WrestleMania season.

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- 30 names go into the pot.

- When a name is drawn, they enter the Rumble.

- If their name is drawn again, they’re eliminated… but the next name drawn decides their fate.

- Eliminated? Back in the pot you go for more madness!

It’s unpredictable, super silly, and the perfect excuse for a bunch of wrestling-loving mid-30-year-olds to let loose. The fun doesn’t stop there—whoever wins the Rumble must have their storyline booked to Mania, challenging a champion of the lads’ choosing in the next episode.

Expect laughs, surprises, and a whole lot of over-the-top booking chaos!

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Where do each of its members rank in wrestling history? From Rollins’ accolades to Reigns’ dominance as Tribal Chief, and Moxley’s chaos, the lads break it all down with their trademark banter and brutal honesty.

Join the discussion as they tackle fan opinions, revisit iconic moments, and debate who’s truly the standout of this legendary trio.

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From questionable pacing to missed opportunities, the guys break down what went wrong..Did WWE strike the perfect balance to appeal to both longtime fans and Netflix newcomers, or was it a swing and a miss?

It’s all here—opinions, debates, and the occasional rant you don’t want to miss!

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Where does The Rock fit into the spectacle? Will the Tag Team Titles finally get the spotlight they deserve? And what about the major players—CM Punk, Drew McIntyre, Roman Reigns, and the rest? The guys debate, dream, and dissect every possible scenario for the Showcase of the Immortals.

Get ready for bold predictions, heated arguments, and plenty of laughs as the lads map out their perfect WrestleMania!

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From WWE’s continued momentum to AEW’s quest to restore its magic, and even a look at New Japan’s resurgence—where does each major promotion stand as we head into 2025? The guys give their brutally honest takes and share their predictions for 2025

Don’t miss this Christmas special as Shane and Morro break down the year that was and answer all the big questions wrestling fans are asking!

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The lads dissect the stories behind each match and debate whether the WarGames concept has become too diluted in today’s WWE landscape. From LA Knight’s shocking loss to Shinsuke Nakamura to Gunther’s dominant title defense over Damien Priest (with some sneaky help from Finn Balor), the team breaks it all down. Plus, is the Intercontinental Championship triple-threat match a late contender for Match of the Year?

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With a nine-match card packed with drama and stakes, the lads dig into whether Tony Khan successfully shifted the narrative surrounding All Elite Wrestling.

What matches stole the show, and which ones left them cold? They dive deep into Jon Moxley and The Deathriders' gripping storyline and its ripple effect across AEW. From championship battles to undercard surprises, Shane and John leave no stone unturned in their review.

Join the discussion: Did Full Gear 2024 deliver for you? What were your standout moments?

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From the iconic duo of Gorilla Monsoon and Bobby "The Brain" Heenan, to the electric pairing of JR and The King, the guys delve deep into what makes a great wrestling commentator. They don't stop there, exploring Joey Styles' passionate calls in ECW, Mike Tenay and Don West's chemistry in TNA, and the evolving AEW commentary booth.

Things heat up when a debate about Tazz’s legacy divides the hosts! Is he an underrated gem, or has his commentary fallen short of greatness? Tune in to this lively and nostalgic trip through wrestling history.

Let us know in the comments: Who’s your favorite wrestling commentator of all time?

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From his debut as the arrogant "Blueblood" to becoming a brash member of D-Generation X, and finally rising as "The Game" and WWE’s ultimate authoritarian figure, Triple H’s journey is nothing short of iconic.

The lads revisit the key matches that shaped Triple H’s career, dissecting his defining feuds, memorable wins, and losses that tell the story of his evolution. Join Shane and Morro as they trace Triple H's transformation, his impact on the business, and the lasting legacy he leaves in the wrestling world.

Whether you know him as the "King of Kings" or simply "The Game," this episode celebrates the career of one of wrestling’s most influential figures.

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What started as a fiery car ride conversation is about to go down on the mic, with both Shaz and Morro attempting to see the world of wrestling through each other's eyes. But can they set aside their loyalties to WWE and AEW, or will the beef keep sizzling?

Special Guest Referee Ciaran is here to keep things (mostly) civil and make sure the debate doesn’t turn into an all-out brawl. Tune in to find out if Shaz and Morro can squash the beef or if this will just fuel the fire!

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From jaw-dropping matches to unforgettable tag teams, groundbreaking feuds, and the company MVPs who carried the brand—nothing is off the table.

The lads will cover:

• Best Match: Which bout stood out in AEW’s history?
• Best Tag Team: Who dominated the tag scene and why?
• Best Feud: The most heated and captivating rivalries.
• Women’s MVP: Who has been the driving force in the women's division?
• Company MVP: Who is AEW’s biggest star, and who has contributed the most to its success?
• Biggest Disappointment: What went wrong? The storylines and performers that didn’t live up to the hype.

Join us as we debate the highs, lows, and everything in between of AEW’s first half-decade in pro wrestling. Let us know what you think—did we miss any key moments?

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The lads break down a stacked card, including Hangman Adam Page vs. Jay White, the shocking return of Adam Cole, and Kyle Fletcher’s devastating betrayal. They also dive deep into the brutal retirement and subsequent destruction of Bryan Danielson at the hands of new AEW Champion Jon Moxley and his BCC crew.

Expect heated debates, passionate takes, and a lot of laughs as Shane and Morro dissect AEW's latest PPV. Let us know in the comments whose side you’re on—Team WWE or Team AEW?

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It was also a rough night for The Judgement Day, as Finn Balor and Liv Morgan couldn’t overcome Damien Priest and Rhea Ripley.and what about that Shark Cage match, with Dominik Mysterio hanging above the aisle? 

The lads also discuss the major surprise when Jimmy Uso returned to cause a shocking loss for The Bloodline against Roman Reigns and Undisputed WWE Champion Cody Rhodes, which led to none other than The Rock making his presence felt.

Tune in for a full breakdown of the matches, the highs and lows, and the shocking twists that made Bad Blood 2024 unforgettable!

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The lads break down the highs, the lows, and all the shocking moments from the six-part series, exploring what stood out and what might have been left out. From Vince McMahon’s rise to power, his controversies, and the untold stories, they leave no stone unturned.

Tune in to hear their thoughts on the man behind WWE’s global empire!

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Join the lads as they break down his iconic moments, feuds with The Rock, Shawn Michaels, and Kenny Omega, and his reinventions over the years. Does Jericho’s career still hold up, or is it time to hang up the boots? Let us know what you think in the comments!

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Will Shane and Morro’s long-standing friendship survive this heated debate, or is this where The Old Bucks break up? Can AEW sustain the blood-thirsty demands of its fanbase, or are they risking a burnout? And is this hardcore alternative needed in today's wrestling landscape, or is it just shock value for the sake of it?

Join the conversation and let us know your thoughts in the comments—where do you stand on the violence in wrestling?

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Beefy Bai Shane and Ciaran represent The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show, squaring off against the 5 Marks lads in a fiery debate that tackles the highs and lows of both promotions.

From the biggest problems plaguing WWE to what AEW is nailing, the teams battle it out, discussing what’s working and what isn’t in the world of wrestling. Whether you’re team WWE or team AEW, this versus episode will have you picking sides and questioning your loyalty!

So, what do you prefer—WWE or AEW? Let us know after you listen!

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CBL shares his journey, from the early days of being inspired by WWE star Sheamus to navigating the hardships of injuries, grueling travel schedules, and living away from home in pursuit of his wrestling dreams. He talks about what it means to represent Irish wrestling on a big stage, as well as his lighter ambitions—like securing the elusive Copperface Jacks gold card, a goal he's campaigning for with unmatched dedication.

Tune in for a mix of inspiration, humor, and insight from one of Ireland’s rising stars.

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How did Mercedes Moné and Britt Baker fare in their eyes? Were the victories of home country stars Mariah May, PAC, and Will Ospreay the right call, or were there some missed opportunities? M&M give their honest takes on all the big matches, surprise moments, and more.

Tune in to hear their full review, and let us know your thoughts on AEW's standout show in London!

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In this episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show, the full squad is back together for a deep dive into the most under-used talents in wrestling history. The lads reminisce about the wrestlers who had them excited, only to see their runs fizzle out far too soon. 

Will Ultimo Dragon's WWE stint get a mention? What about the mysterious Hade Vansen or the near-mythical Mordecai? Colt Cabana’s WWE journey might also come up, but the discussion doesn't stop there—could bigger names like Vader be on the table? 

Join Shane, Morro, Morto, and Dunphy as they explore the careers that could have been, debating the biggest missed opportunities in wrestling history. Find out who they believe deserved better and what could have been done to make these talents shine.

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Who will get their name etched in Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show history, (Spoiler alert: it’s not going to be Aces and Eights!) and who will be left out in the cold? But the big questions remain—who ranks higher, DX or the NWO? Are there any long-forgotten stables that bring back those nostalgic vibes? And where does Roman Reigns' factions rank among the all-time greats?

So, get ready for a heated debate as the Quadruple Bypass dives deep into wrestling history to decide which factions deserve to be immortalized!

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Hailing from Kilkenny, Conor’s journey into wrestling began with Irish Whip Wrestling, and just three months later, he made his debut in his hometown on the same card as none other than Sami Zayn! Much like Bret Hart was loved in Canada and hated in the U.S., Conor was the biggest babyface in Kilkenny but despised everywhere else in Ireland—all thanks to Kilkenny’s unstoppable run in the All-Ireland titles.

In this episode, Conor shares stories from his time in the ring, including bouts with former WWE stars and his experiences wrestling alongside some of the great Irish talents. He’s held titles abroad and even had talks of a TNA tryout.

But Conor’s story isn’t just about his time in the ring—it’s also about how he helped Shane get into wrestling. Conor played a huge role in Shane’s early days, driving him from Kilkenny to Baldoyle for training sessions. The two shared countless miles on the road, collecting rings and setting them up at shows all over the country. And as Shane progressed, it was Conor who handed over his first-ever wrestling spandex.

Tune in for a fascinating conversation filled with reminiscing, grappling and the unique crossover of Irish hurling and professional wrestling!

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Tune in as the Old Bucks break down the shocking collapse of The Judgment Day, the historic crowning of the Queen and King of the Ring as World Champions, and the epic return of Roman Reigns to the main stage. Plus, they dive into the long-awaited crowning moments of LA Knight and Bron Breakker.

But it wasn’t all cheers and celebrations—Morro has some strong words about CM Punk and Drew McIntyre’s performances, and he’s not holding back.

Get ready for a no-nonsense, passionate review of SummerSlam 2024 with plenty of insights, opinions, and a bit of Old Bucks banter!

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Darren began his wrestling journey back in 2007, and his first-ever match was against none other than current WWE superstar JD McDonagh.

Tune in as Darren shares his journey through the wrestling world, starting with the rise of CCW in Cork. Hear about the trials and tribulations he faced while wrestling in Canada, his exciting foray into the vibrant wrestling scene in Mexico, and much more.

Whether you're a hardcore wrestling fan or just love a good story, this episode is packed with insights, adventures, and the raw reality of life in the squared circle. Don't miss this deep dive into Darren Burns' wrestling career and his global experiences!

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Join the lads as they reminisce about Cena's debut against Kurt Angle, his iconic victory over JBL at WrestleMania 21, and his legendary feuds with the likes of Edge, Randy Orton, CM Punk, and more.

Did Cena's "Never Give Up" mantra win over everyone in the end? Or do the echoes of "Let's go Cena, Cena sucks!" still ring true?

Tune in to find out how John Cena was perceived by the team over the years and celebrate the career of one of wrestling's biggest icons. You won't want to miss this nostalgic, no-holds-barred discussion!

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From the initial excitement of discovering the enigmatic character to the highs and lows of creative direction within WWE, experience the emotional rollercoaster of being a dedicated follower of Bray Wyatt's storylines.

Shane reflects on moments of elation, disappointment, and unwavering loyalty as he navigates Bray Wyatt's departures, comebacks, and untimely passing. Through Shane's perspective, uncover the impact and lasting legacy of Bray Wyatt's unforgettable character in the world of professional wrestling.

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Welcome back to The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show! In this episode, Shane, Morto, and Morro dive into the action-packed, four-hour spectacle that was AEW Forbidden Door. Join the lads as they break down every match, moment, and surprise from this colossal event.

Shane, known for his previous critiques of AEW, revisits his stance—has Forbidden Door changed his mind? The trio also explores the impact of having other promotions participate in the event. Does it elevate the show or make it too crowded? Speaking of crowded, they tackle the burning question: were there just too many matches?

The episode heats up with a passionate debate about Jack Perry, spurred by a suggestion from Squid Promotions. Will the lads come to an agreement, or will opinions clash like never before?

As a special treat, Morro does a live unboxing from Pro Wrestling Tees, adding a fun and spontaneous twist to the episode. Don't miss this in-depth and entertaining review of AEW Forbidden Door on The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show!

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Join the lads as they discuss the evolution of wrestling’s production values, from the flashy pyrotechnics to the slick camera work. They’ll debate whether this polished approach has taken away some of the raw, unpredictable energy that made wrestling great.

The conversation heats up as they tackle the issue of title overload. With so many championships up for grabs, has the prestige of holding a title been diluted? They’ll break down how this abundance of gold is impacting storylines and character development.

And finally, the guys will delve into the world of tag team wrestling. Why is it so hard for modern tag teams to stand out? They’ll explore the reasons behind the lack of distinct, memorable teams in today’s wrestling landscape and offer their thoughts on how to bring back the magic of classic tag team wrestling.

Don’t miss this entertaining discussion on The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show!

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After the eerie debut of The Wyatt Six on Raw, hopes are high for an engaging storyline. But do these supernatural angles really work in the world of wrestling? The fans have their doubts, and they're here to break it all down for you.

Join the lads as they delve into the history of wrestling’s most infamous occult characters and storylines, from the legendary Undertaker and his eerie presence, to the bizarre antics of The Dungeon of Doom, and the voodoo spells of Papa Shango. 

With a mix of skepticism and nostalgia, the Quadruple Bypass crew explores what makes these storylines hit or miss, and whether the latest supernatural angle can capture the fans' imaginations.

Tune in for a deep dive into the spooky side of wrestling, filled with insightful analysis, heated debates, and a few laughs along the way. Don't miss this episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show!

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Welcome back to The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show! In this episode, Shane and Morro sit down to review WWE Clash at the Castle, and there's plenty to talk about. From shocking interferences to unexpected outcomes, this event had it all.

Join the lads as they dive into CM Punk's surprising interference and what it means for the future storylines. They also discuss Chad Gable coming up short again. Plus, they break down Jade Cargill's mistakes and how they impacted the match.

With their signature blend of humor and insight, Shane and Morro provide an in-depth analysis of the event's highlights and low points. Don't miss this engaging and entertaining review of WWE Clash at the Castle on The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show!

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In this episode, the guys dive in and discuss who they think suffered the most egregious injustice by never holding a World Championship title. Rick Rude? Mr. Perfect? Funaki?

The Quadruple Bypass will also clarify which titles don’t qualify for this discussion, keeping the focus strictly on the big leagues. Did the Intercontinental Championship, European Championship, or Hardcore Championship cut it? Absolutely not! We're talking the top-tier gold: WWE, WCW, and more.

Join us for a lively, humorous, and passionate debate as the lads break down the most shocking oversights in wrestling history. Don’t miss this episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show podcast!

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In this episode, Shane, Ciaran, and John share their wild experiences trying out wrestling training. Shane and Ciaran traveled up to Dublin for a ten-week beginners course with Fight Factory Pro Wrestling, while Shane and John braved a three-day beginners class with The School of Irish Wrestling. Terry Funk may have been middle-aged and crazy, but did he ever face a crisis this bad?

Will the lads go back for more training? Can Niall be convinced to step into the ring? Tune in to find out what the future holds for their wrestling journeys.

Don't miss this episode of The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show podcast!

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In this episode, the lads dissect the highs and lows of both spectacular events. WWE's King & Queen of the Ring, held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, showcased five thrilling matches, while AEW's Double or Nothing blew us away with an incredible ten-match lineup.

Was Gunther and Nia Jax the right choice for wrestling royalty? Did the anarchy in the arena match live up to the hype? And ultimately, which event did we prefer? There's a lot to unpack, and The Beefy Bai's are here to break it all down for you.

Don't miss out on our in-depth analysis, hilarious commentary, and honest opinions on these two monumental events. Make sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more wrestling reviews and content from The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show!

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Shane and Morro explore the evolution of tag team wrestling, discussing iconic duos that left an indelible mark on the industry. They debate the greatest tag teams of all time, reminiscing about their favorite pairings from childhood and the moments that made them lifelong fans.

Who will they crown as their all-time favorite tag team? Tune in to find out as the lads share personal stories, expert insights, and plenty of fan-favorite memories. Whether you were cheering for the Hardy Boyz, the Dudley Boyz, or the Road Warriors, this episode is a must-listen for anyone who loves the art of tag team wrestling.

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In an era where TV shows often push boundaries and explore controversial topics, why does wrestling face so much backlash when it attempts to do the same? The hosts examine notorious storylines like Muhammad Hassan's controversial character and Roddy Piper's edgy promos, debating whether wrestling should have the freedom to explore sensitive subjects just like any other form of entertainment.

Additionally, they explore the potential for different styles of wrestling and whether there's room in the industry for more diverse storytelling. Tune in for an engaging discussion filled with passion, insights, and a bit of nostalgia as the guys reflect on some of wrestling's most talked-about moments.

Don't miss out on this thought-provoking episode! Whether you're a die-hard fan or just curious about the intersection of wrestling and pop culture, Shane, Niall, and John have got you covered.

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Fresh off their discussion about CM Punk's controversial legacy, the hosts dive into the state of All Elite Wrestling, dissecting 2023 as perhaps AEW's most challenging year yet. As WWE reached new heights creatively and commercially, AEW faced struggles in attendance and creative direction.

In this candid conversation, the hosts explore the factors contributing to AEW's downturn and ponder what Tony Khan can do to steer the ship back on course. Is it a matter of shaking up creative teams, reevaluating storylines, or doubling down on what sets AEW apart?

Don't miss out on the debate as we explore the future of All Elite Wrestling.

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But the sparks really fly when the conversation turns to the enigmatic CM Punk. Drawing from their firsthand experience at AEW All In, where they witnessed the fallout of Punk's backstage altercation with Jack Perry, the hosts unravel the madness that ensued and explore the controversial career of CM Punk.

From his groundbreaking pipe bomb promo to his tumultuous relationship with WWE management, no stone is left unturned as the hosts dissect Punk's legacy. Join us as we delve into the highs and lows, the triumphs and controversies, and everything in between that defines the complex persona of CM Punk.

So, strap in for a rollercoaster ride of opinions, revelations, and heated debates as we navigate through the controversial world of CM Punk and wrestling's most polarizing figures.

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As the hosts dive into the chaos of Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar's multiple main event showdowns, confusion ensues as the lines between WrestleMania moments blur. But fear not, as the trio navigates through the mayhem with humor and insight, dissecting each WrestleMania's main event with precision.

But the surprises don't stop there! Prepare for a paradigm shift as the hosts explore the concept of two-night WrestleManias, where icons like Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns find themselves headlining both evenings, while The Rock returns to the main event scene for the first time since WrestleMania 29.

Join the debate as the hosts analyze the implications of these hypothetical main events, discussing the potential impact on WWE's landscape and the unforgettable moments that could have unfolded.

So, grab your popcorn and strap in for a wild ride through WrestleMania's past and future as The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show reimagines main events, blurs the lines between reality and fantasy, and delivers a podcast experience that's sure to leave you on the edge of your seat!*

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One of the biggest challenges we face is how to address the legacy of Chris Benoit and his involvement in WrestleMania 20. Should his matches be rewritten or omitted entirely? It's a difficult question that sparks heated debate among the lads.

Additionally, we take a deep dive into the infamous main event of WrestleMania 25 between Randy Orton and Triple H, widely regarded as one of the worst in history. Can we salvage this showdown, or is it beyond repair?

And what about the concept of "Twice in a Lifetime" with The Rock and John Cena headlining WrestleMania 28 and 29? Do the lads agree with this decision, or do they propose alternate matchups for these WrestleMania extravaganzas?

Tune in as we dissect, debate, and reimagine the main events of WrestleMania 20-29, exploring the highs, lows, and controversies that have shaped WWE's biggest showcase. Don't miss this epic episode!

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Re-Imagine Bam Bam Bigelow squaring off against NFL legend Lawrence Taylor at WrestleMania 11, or a rebooking the Iron Man match at WrestleMania 12. And who could have challenged The Undertaker at WrestleMania 13 instead of Sid? We explore these questions and more as we rewrite wrestling history one main event at a time.

Tune in to this episode filled with speculation, analysis, and excitement as we explore the potential twists and turns of WrestleMania's top matches. Don't miss out on the fun!

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From Hulk Hogan's dominance to potential shake-ups, this episode is packed with nostalgia, analysis, and fantasy booking fun! Imagine if Randy Savage faced off against Hulk Hogan at WrestleMania IV instead of Ted DiBiase, or if Bret Hart had a chance to headline WrestleMania against someone other than Yokozuna at WrestleMania IX. We'll dive deep into these scenarios and more, discussing potential dream matches and alternate outcomes that could have changed wrestling history forever.

Tune in as we explore these reimagined WrestleMania main events and share our thoughts on how they could have reshaped the landscape of sports entertainment. Don't miss out - this is one episode every wrestling fan won't want to miss!

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Join us as we dissect every chapter of Cody's storied career, from his WWE debut to the groundbreaking AEW tenure and his triumphant return to the WWE.

The hosts delve into the highs and lows, analyzing Cody's evolution from his early days in WWE, where he became a two-time Intercontinental Champion and formed unforgettable tag team partnerships, to his daring move to the independent circuit, capturing championships across multiple promotions.

Sparks fly as opinions collide regarding Cody's pivotal role in AEW, his departure, and the subsequent return to WWE, where he made history by winning back-to-back Royal Rumble matches.

Fans are divided - some love him, some may hate him. Where do you stand on the Cody Rhodes spectrum? Join the debate, feel the passion, and witness the Rhodes Rage unfold as we navigate the intricate twists and turns of Cody's captivating journey in the world of professional wrestling

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As we dissect each Rumble match, witness the chaos unfold as the hosts explore the hypothetical scenarios where Vince McMahon, fueled by madness, makes unexpected decisions. What if the winners were different? How would the landscape of WWE change if the McMahon mind took an even more unpredictable turn?

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Dive deep into the discussion as our hosts question if every Rumble had the right winner and explore the scenarios of what might have been. From snubs to alternate winners, find out how different victors could have reshaped the landscape of professional wrestling.

Grab a beer (or non alcoholic drink like Shane) and join the debate on the Royal Rumble moments that could have rewritten history and the far-reaching repercussions!

Don't miss this ringside analysis of Rumble revelations and alternate realities in the world of sports entertainment.

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Get ready for a mind-bending conversation as the hosts delve into the untapped potential of dream matches that never happened. From dream bouts between legendary icons to clashes between eras that would've rewritten the history books, our hosts explore the big "what ifs" that continue to fuel the imagination of wrestling fans worldwide.

Picture the electrifying scenario as "The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show" crew paints a vivid picture of these unrealized dream matches. Hear their take on how these battles should have unfolded, the potential storylines that could have emerged, and the seismic impact these encounters might have had on the wrestling landscape.

From Hogan vs. Austin to Savage vs. Michaels, and beyond, no dream match is off-limits in this episode. The hosts passionately discuss the hypothetical scenarios, dissect the matchups move by move, and revel in the excitement that could have been.

So, buckle up for a trip down the hypothetical rabbit hole as "The Wrestling Fan Wrestling Show" kicks off with a bang, exploring the biggest "what ifs" in pro wrestling history. Don't miss out on the fantasy booking, the spirited debates, and the nostalgia-inducing discussions that will leave you craving for the dream matches that never graced the squared circle. The bell has rung, and the dream match extravaganza begins now!

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