With the majority of matches officially announced for Wrestlemania, Kevin & Shahid break down how we got to these matches. Since Gunther and Imperium attacked Drew McIntyre and Sheamus, your hosts use it as a starting point. Kevin & Shahid debate whether this past week’s promo exchange helped the Rhea Ripley vs Charlotte feud. Because they started talking about the women’s wrestlers, they continued on by covering Bianca Belair and Asuka. With the Bloodline story line coming together beautifully, Kevin & Shahid talk about how the WWE has used Sami Zayn, Kevin Owens and Cody Rhodes to hype each other up. With Rey vs Dominik Mysterio yet to be announced, your hosts talk about how everyone is anticipating that match. To close the show, Kevin & Shahid do talk some AEW.

Because Jeremy & Kevin are old, they talk about the perception of Ethiopian cuisine. Your hosts are no experts but explain their positioning with their upbringing. After getting the silly talk out of the way, they focus on AEW Dynamite first. Jeremy & Kevin start with QT Marshal being involved in Powerhouse Hobbs capturing the TNT Championship. Since this is professional wrestling, they wonder if Marshal “broke into” Wardlow‘s car to create a story line. With Ruby Soho joining Saraya and Toni Storm, your hosts talk about her logic for turning heel. Jeremy & Kevin wonder why Adam Page is selling injuries from AEW Revolution, while Jon Moxley is not. When your hosts move to NXT Road Block, they discuss Gigi Dolan and Jacy Jayne not having much of a match considering the TV their feud has used. To close the show, Jeremy & Kevin wonder who benefits from the Roxanne Perez collapses angle.

Since Chris didn’t get AEW Revolution, him and Kevin started their wrestling review on WWE Smackdown. They started with Cody Rhodes and Roman Reigns confrontation. Because Reigns does a great Dusty Rhodes impression, your hosts wonder when those lines will stop stinging. Chris & Kevin talk about how the WWE is slowly bringing Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn and Rhodes to fight the Bloodline. Because Ronda Rousey injured her arm, Chris & Kevin debate if that put in motion the six woman tag match at Wrestlemania. Your hosts also cover how many of the Wrestlemania matches were made official this week. Even matches like Rey Mysterio vs his son Dominic are being set up for the Showcase of the Immortals. To close the show, Chris & Kevin talk about John Cena dressing down Austin Theory.

With March Madness upon us, Jeremy & Kevin start the show off talking about MAC Basketball. After the sports talk wraps up, they head to wrestling. Since AEW Revolution is Sunday, they start with Bryan Danielson vs MJF. Your hosts cover why they don’t think Danielson is going to win. With little mystery surrounding the winner, their incentive to buy the Pay Per View is low. Because Tony Khan was named Wrestling Observer’s “Booker of the Year”, Jeremy & Kevin discuss why they think Revolution was booked poorly. When your hosts get to NXT, they talk about next week’s Roadblock event. To close the show, Jeremy & Kevin talk about Gigi Dolan‘s great promo.

On this week’s episode, Chris & Kevin try to unravel the mysteries of Brock Lesnar vs Omos and Bray Wyatt vs Bobby Lashley at Wrestlemania. Because Lesnar has pull with his story lines, your hosts wonder if he created this mess. After that debate, they wonder if it is possible for this to become a four way match. Next up, Chris & Kevin try to figure out how Wyatt and Lashley are going to mesh in their feud. Your hosts talk about being more intrigued by Becky Lynch, Lita and Trish Stratus than by the women’s championship matches. Since Asuka returned, Chris & Kevin talk about how she needed more build up to face a dominant Bianca Belair. Your hosts debate Charlotte‘s choice of footwear to confront Rhea Ripley. To close the show, they talk about how most story lines in the WWE are ready to break next week.

With another busy week of wrestling, Chris & Kevin close out the week talking AEW and NXT. Since MJF is turning into a movie super villain, your hosts talk about the over the top nature of his recent promos. After Jon Moxley managed to get through a match without bleeding, Chris & Kevin joke about him bleeding after it. Since Saraya turned heel, your hosts discuss if this whole set up was masterminded by Britt Baker. Chris & Kevin explain how Baker can win back the women’s championship without facing Jaime Hayter. Your hosts wrap up the show on NXT. Since they don’t agree on the quality of NXT, Chris explains what he thinks is missing. To close the show, they talk about having no frame of reference for Meiko Satomura‘s greatness.

Because Kevin got Shahid on the show again, they covered a lot of topics since his last podcast. They kick off the show talking about the current athletes that the WWE has in NXT. Even though Kevin & Shahid started there, they ended up talking about the main roster women of WWE too. Since Asuka is taking on Bianca Belair, they discuss Asuka being someone who could take the championship from Belair. With Jey Uso showing up at Elimination Chamber, Shahid explains why the Bloodline story line has always been Jey’s story line. Cody Rhodes is not the biggest athlete on the roster, so Kevin & Shahid discuss who he can battle if he wins the championship at Wrestlemania. To close out the show, your hosts talk about AEW. Shahid leads the conversation by asking about MJF. They finish the show by talking about what is happening with AEW’s women’s division.

Because Jeremy & Kevin had some free time, they decided to record a podcast about the Elimination Chamber Premium Live Event. They started their review at the main event and worked their way to to start of the show. Since Kevin didn’t watch Smackdown, Jeremy explains why he thought Sami Zayn could dethrone Roman Reigns. Your hosts talk about as many aspects of this match, including the pacing to start it. Next up was the surprise appearance of Logan Paul in the Men’s Elimination Chamber match. With Bronson Reed needing three finishers to be pinned, Jeremy & Kevin talk about how all participants looked good. Your hosts debate whether the Grit Couple should have gotten the win in their match. Because Brock Lesnar kicked Bobby Lashley in the balls, Jeremy & Kevin talked about the odd finish. To close the review, they talked about Asuka‘s win in the Women’s Chamber match.

Because of Valentine’s Day, Jeremy & Kevin recorded a day later than normal. To start the show, your hosts talk about three man announce booths. Now that the WWE only has two man booths, it really stands out that AEW has three man booths. Since this show was all over the place, the next topic was Bianca Belair‘s Raw outfit. Jeremy & Kevin try to figure out why her outfit was even a topic on Twitter. Next on the docket was the exchange between Cody Rhodes and Sami Zayn. With all of the ideas for Wrestlemania main event, Jeremy & Kevin explain which scenarios they prefer. Your hosts move on to the development of the NXT roster. Jeremy & Kevin talk about Fallon Henley ruining Brooks Jensen‘s date with Kiana James. To close the show, they cover wrestlers like Sol Ruca finally getting some personality thru their videos.

Since Jeremy went to NXT Vengeance Day, him and Kevin started the show talking about his live experience. They covered many of the main points of the Premium Live Event, including Bron Breakker‘s win in the cage. Because the fall out from Vengeance Day happened, Jeremy & Kevin talked about it too. With Gigi Dolan legitimately getting kicked in the face, your hosts broke down what all went wrong. Because the live event talk ran long, Jeremy & Kevin did a quick run through AEW Dynamite. Your hosts talked about all of the quality wrestling first. To close the show, they talked about everything they thought was strange. At the top of the list was wondering why The Gunns won the tag team championships when they haven’t been pushed as a legitimate tag team.