This week crosses all emotional levels, we get angry, upset and jubilant. Bet you can’t guess which is which.

Join Jay and Rob as they look over the past week in wrestling, featured shows are TNA’s potential swansong in Bound for Glory as well as the ever inconsistent NXT and beauty that is Lucha Underground.

Whether it’s discussing our boys like Matanza or wallowing in the scuzz: keep it 2 sweet, keep it wrestling.

This week Jay and Rob bid a fond farewell to the glorious Cruiserweight Classic before launching themselves into Lucha Underground – with some detours about NXT and the Women’s Championship along the way.

Until next time, keep it wrestling. Keep it 2 Sweet.

This week Rob and Jay look at the other big week in wrestling, Summerslam weekend. We also looked at the superior NXT Brooklyn II and the last week of the cruiserweight classic 2nd round. Well we skimmed Summerslam, far too much wrestling not enough of it was worth talking about so we just run down the highlights. Elsewhere we get all emotional about Nakamura and Rich Swann, annoyed at crowds and bask in the glorious.

Until next time, keep it wrestling, keep it 2 sweet.

We return from a period of transition and there is a notable difference in sound quality, we are in the process of developing so it’ll sound better week on week.

On the big 5-0, we celebrate a momentous victory with New Japan’s G1 climax, discussing some of the breakout stars while others further their statuses as monsters. Elsewhere we discuss the continuing majesty of the cruiserweight classic, catching up with the last few weeks happenings with a sandwich of predictions. Between these two beautiful things we predict results for Summerslam and NXT Takeover Brooklyn Dos, catching up in the process.

Until next time, keep it Too Sweet.

Join Jay and Rob as they continue to be bowled over by sports. On this week’s show we look at the climax of Lucha Underground season 2 – Ultima Lucha Dos, as well as Week 3 of the Cruiserweight Classic and NXT. We also discuss the origin story of a new favourite, the fractured personality of WWE post-brand split and the gifts that keep on giving in Kota Ibushi and Shinsuke Nakamura. Until next time, keep it 2 Sweet.

This week on the show we have a new member of the 2 sweet family, joining NXT and Lucha Underground’s Ultima Lucha Dos is WWE’s brilliant Cruiserweight Classic. In which we find some new favourites and the return of some of the boys. Elsewhere we discuss WWE’s ability to promote their own matches and the novelty of Wrestling being treat like a sport.

… And we return from our annual Glastonbury break. To mark this occasion we look at a brand spanking new company, What Culture Pro Wrestling – WCPW for short. It was eventful, we shall say that much. Elsewhere we discuss NXT and Part 1 of Ultima Lucha Dos. That and the small matter of the final deletion.

It’s good to be back.

Join Jay and Rob as they manfully stand as they try to stop the tides of wrestling (or at least convince it to slow down a bit). Covered this week are the final of NJPW’s Best of the Super Juniors XXIII, Lucha Underground and NXT Takeover: The End. Highlights include a breakdown into why Tye Dillinger is indeed a perfect 10, another bout of patriotism and the most shockingly good weapon of funk destruction.

Join Jay and Rob as they Moonsault their way through the weeks happenings in Wrestling. Turns out it’s a quiet week, aside from Lucha Underground and NXT, we cover the two big talking points of the week. Firstly we discuss the potential ramifications of splitting the roster for RAW and Smackdown, following that up with the furore that erupted the Best of Super Junior classic between two of the boys, Ricochet and Will Ospreay.