7, Seven, Tree πŸŽ„

7, Seven, Tree πŸŽ„

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7, Seven, Tree πŸŽ„ episodes

  • MNR on Netflix Review episode jan 19th, 2026

    In this episode, Ron dives into the latest wrestling events, analyzing matches, character developments, and upcoming predictions. He discusses the dynamics between wrestlers, the build-up to the Royal Rumble, and the controversies surrounding recent storylines. The conversation also touches on the evolving relationship between Asuka and Kyrie, setting the stage for future developments in their narrative.


    Takeaways


    The importance of character development in wrestling.

    Jay Uso's entrance continues to captivate audiences.

    Finn Balor's connection to Belfast adds depth to his character.

    The Royal Rumble is shaping up to be an exciting event.

    Controversies in wrestling can impact fan engagement.

    Asuka's relationship with Kyrie is a focal point for future storylines.

    Punk's return has reinvigorated interest in wrestling matches.

    Upcoming events are crucial for setting the stage for WrestleMania.

    The storytelling aspect of wrestling is as important as the matches themselves.

    Fan reactions play a significant role in shaping storylines.

    Chapters


    00:00 Welcome to the Tree House

    09:16 Becky Lynch Retains: The Match Breakdown

    12:52 Jay Uso's Grand Entrance and Rumble Declaration

    18:14 CM Punk's Babyface Promo

    21:33 Bailey's Character Complexity

    26:04 Asuka and Kyrie's Storyline Development

    27:25 Introduction to the Main Event

    28:42 Match Analysis: CM Punk vs. Finn Balor

    31:43 Post-Match Respect and Future Implications

    32:48 Concerns About the Royal Rumble Build-Up

    34:39 Closing Thoughts and Engagement with the Audience

    37:10 NEWCHAPTER



    38 min
  • Drew Vs Cody: 3 Stages of Hell for the Universal Title Smackdown Review

    Summary


    In this episode, Rondough breaks down the thrilling main event of SmackDown featuring Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre in a three stages of hell match for the undisputed WWE Championship. The match unfolds in three parts: a straight wrestling match, a falls count anywhere bout, and a steel cage match. Ron provides a detailed play-by-play of the action, highlighting key moments such as Cody's aggressive start, Drew's strategic low blow, and the intense crowd engagement throughout the match. The narrative builds as both competitors showcase their resilience and creativity, culminating in a shocking finish that sees Drew McIntyre crowned the new WWE Universal Champion, just weeks before WrestleMania.


    Ron emphasizes the dramatic storytelling and athleticism displayed by both wrestlers, noting the crowd's reactions and the clever use of props and surroundings during the falls count anywhere segment. The episode captures the excitement and unpredictability of professional wrestling, leaving listeners eager to see how this new championship dynamic will affect the upcoming WrestleMania storyline.



    Takeaways


    Cody Rhodes started aggressively, showing a new side.

    Drew McIntyre's strategy included a clever low blow.

    The crowd in Berlin was heavily behind Drew McIntyre.

    Cody's high-risk move from 20 feet up was a crowd favorite.

    Drew McIntyre's unexpected victory changes the WrestleMania landscape.


    Chapters


    00:00 The Main Event Setup

    02:27 First Bout: Straight Wrestling Match

    04:53 Second Bout: Falls Count Anywhere

    07:08 Third Bout: Steel Cage Match

    11:39 Drew McIntyre's Shocking Victory



    11 min
  • Trick Williams Takes on Legend Randy Orton in SmackDown Showdown

    Introduction:

    In an electrifying episode of Friday Night SmackDown, a thrilling confrontation unfolded between wrestling legend Randy Orton and rising star Trick Williams. The event took place in Berlin, Germany, showcasing not only the intense rivalries that make professional wrestling captivating but also the emergence of new talent ready to challenge the status quo.


    Main Content:

    The show kicked off with Randy Orton stepping into the ring, welcoming the audience to an exciting night. Just as Orton began to engage the crowd, Trick Williams interrupted him, marking a bold entrance that set the stage for a fierce rivalry. Williams, with confidence, boasted about his own impressive stats and declared that the tide was turning in the wrestling world, stating, "Your time is up, it's on us now."


    Orton, known for his legendary status and numerous accolades, responded by reminding Trick of his own achievements, including his impressive record of 14 championships. However, Trick was unfazed, declaring, "This ain't 2006, it's 2026. This ain't the year of the Viper, it's the year Trick Willie." This line not only showcased Trick’s heel persona but also signaled a shift in the wrestling landscape, where the younger generation is ready to seize the spotlight.


    As the tension escalated, Randy warned Trick not to turn his back on him, highlighting the respect that legends command in the ring. The potential storyline between the two is not only intriguing but promises to elevate Trick Williams, regardless of the outcome. Facing a legend like Orton can only enhance his credibility in the wrestling world, and for Orton, it keeps him relevant as he approaches the twilight of his career.


    The confrontation took a turn when Trick slapped the microphone out of Orton's hand, a moment that added to the drama of the segment. As Trick turned away, he inadvertently showed his frustration, mouthing the word "Shit" as he realized the impact of his actions. This moment added a layer of authenticity and excitement to the feud.


    Things heated up as Randy Orton executed his signature moves, including the draping DDT, leading to a classic RKO that sent the crowd into a frenzy. The dynamic between Trick Williams and Randy Orton is shaping up to be a highlight of the wrestling season, with fans eagerly anticipating their upcoming showdown.


    Conclusion:

    The unfolding rivalry between Randy Orton and Trick Williams is not just a battle of skill but a clash of generations. As both wrestlers prepare for what promises to be an exhilarating match, fans can expect to see Trick solidifying his place in the wrestling hierarchy while Randy continues to prove why he remains a formidable force. Key takeaways from this episode include the importance of evolving storylines in wrestling, the emergence of new talent, and the respect that legendary figures command.


    4 min
  • MNR on Netflix Episode Review Jan 12th, 2026

    Summary


    In this episode, Rondo discusses various wrestling matches, focusing on character developments, match dynamics, and upcoming events in WWE. The conversation covers the intricacies of tag team matches, the evolution of female wrestlers, and the significance of AJ Styles and Gunther's rivalry. Rondo also highlights the anticipation surrounding CM Punk's return and his potential match against Finn Balor, while emphasizing Drew McIntyre's deserving place in the main event scene.

    Takeaways


    Rondo introduces the episode with a lively greeting.

    The match overview sets the stage for the discussion.

    Tag team dynamics are crucial in wrestling storytelling.

    Character development is essential for engaging storylines.

    AJ Styles and Gunther's rivalry is a highlight of the current scene.

    Women's wrestling has evolved significantly in recent years.

    Punk's return adds excitement to future matches.

    Drew McIntyre's journey is noteworthy and deserving of attention.

    The importance of storytelling in wrestling is emphasized.

    Rondo encourages audience engagement and feedback.


    Chapters


    00:00 Welcome to the Tree House

    01:43 Monday Night Raw Review: January 12, 2026

    08:45 CM Punk vs. Finn Balor: Title Showdown

    11:57 Women's Tag Team Title Contenders Match Preview

    12:35 High Stakes Tag Team Match Review

    17:39 Becky Lynch's Promo and Upcoming Title Match

    18:55 Raquel Rodriguez's Character Evolution

    23:54 Drew McIntyre's Championship Journey

    25:05 Future Title Shots and Match Setups

    26:17 Introduction and Match Setup

    28:18 Austin Theory's Evolution and Future

    30:34 Bronson Reed's Impact and Controversy

    32:48 AJ Styles vs. Gunther: A Clash of Titans

    35:48 Match Conclusion and Reflections

    38:27 Wrap-Up and Future Content



    40 min
  • MNR Netflix Anniversary Episode Recap Jan 5th, 2026

    Summary


    The conversation covers various aspects of a recent wrestling episode, including match recaps, character developments, and a critical analysis of the overall content. The hosts discuss specific matches, highlight key moments, and express their opinions on the storytelling and execution of the episode.


    Takeaways


    The episode featured significant match recaps and highlights.

    Character developments were a focal point of the discussion.

    The hosts provided a critical analysis of the episode's content.

    There was a mix of excitement and disappointment regarding the matches.

    The storytelling in WWE is often inconsistent, leading to mixed reviews.

    Punk's performance was a topic of debate among the hosts.

    The hosts expressed a desire for better content from WWE.

    The importance of execution in wrestling matches was emphasized.

    The hosts discussed the potential for character arcs and storylines.

    Overall, the episode was seen as average, with room for improvement.

    Chapters


    00:00 Welcome to 77 Tree Podcast

    01:49 Reviewing the January 5th RAW Episode

    02:31 Stranger Things Crossover Discussion

    03:20 EO Sky vs. Rhea Ripley Match Analysis

    07:05 Gunther's New Persona and AJ Styles

    09:45 Becky Lynch vs. Maxine Dupree Preview

    10:29 Wrestling Recap and Match Analysis

    14:58 Character Development and Storylines

    18:11 Women's Match Showcase

    19:32 Promo Highlights and Main Event Build-Up

    20:18 NEWCHAPTER

    20:22 NEWCHAPTER_2

    20:27 The Main Event Showdown: Bronbreaker vs. CM Punk

    25:06 Expectations vs. Reality: A Missed Opportunity

    29:37 The Future of WWE: Storylines and Talent Development

    31:33 NEWCHAPTER_3

    31:37 NEWCHAPTER_4

    31:41 Closing Thoughts and Gratitude

    32:55 Podcast Availability and Content Overview

    33:52 NEWCHAPTER_5






    34 min
  • MNR on Netflix Review Dec 29th, 2025

    In this episode of Seven Seven Tree, Rondo discusses the latest happenings in WWE, focusing on the last episode of Raw in 2025. He highlights the emergence of the Vision, led by Paul Heyman, and the rivalry between CM Punk and Bronson Reed. The conversation shifts to Raquel's impressive performance in women's wrestling and her potential future, followed by Gunther's rise as a formidable heel in the WWE landscape. Rondo's insights provide a comprehensive overview of the current wrestling scene, emphasizing character dynamics and storytelling.



    Takeaways


    Rondo introduces the podcast and its focus on wrestling.

    The Vision is set to dominate WWE with new rivalries.

    CM Punk's mic skills shine in his confrontation with Bronson.

    Raquel is establishing herself as a powerhouse in women's wrestling.

    Gunther is positioned as a top heel, ready to challenge favorites.

    The dynamics between Raquel, Liv, and Roxanne are shifting.

    Punk's confidence in retaining his title is evident.

    Raquel's character development is gaining traction with fans.

    Gunther's retirement tour is anticipated to shake up WWE.

    Asuka's new character adds depth to the women's division.



    Titles


    The Rise of the Vision in WWE

    Punk vs. Bronson: A Clash of Titans



    Sound bites


    "Punk is a master with the mic."

    "Gunther finna be the new Randy Orton."

    "Asuka is just in the zone right now."



    Chapters


    00:00 Welcome to the Tree House

    08:28 Raquel's Dominance and Women's Wrestling Dynamics

    14:54 Gunther's Rise and the Retirement Tour


    31 min
  • Monday Night Raw on Netflix Review Dec 15, 2025

    In this episode Ron goes over the matches and backstage segment from the show. What happens now, with Cena being retired? Gunther: The New Monster Heel? Tag Team action, we get a return CM Punk and... we find out who the masked man is. Roll up and lock in.

    37 min
  • Saturday Nights' Main Event Review: Cenas' Final Match.

    In this episode Ron goes over the SNME card, which is also John Cenas' final wrestling match. It's a good card on paper, great match ups but, how will they all fair against an aggresive DC crowd? Prepare to saulte the GOAT, one last time. Lock in and thank you for checking out the pod.

    38 min
  • Welcome Back: Reviewing Monday Night Raw on Netflix Dec 8, 2025

    What up Fam?? On this returning episode of 7,Seven,Tree; Rondough is discussing the MNR that aired December 8th, 2025. He goes over the promos, matches, as well as, backstage segments that took place. Guther, Paul Heyman and the Vision, Rey Mysterio, New Day, AJ Style and Dragon Lee, LA Knight....YEAH and John Cena. Tune in and join us, as we get back into the swing of things... Roll up and LFG!

    46 min

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