In this actually mini minisode, Evan is shocked to learn about how wrestling rings are built, and we celebrate the fact that Jericho himself retweeted us!

We begin our mini-series on the man people keep telling Evan is the greatest of all time. We watch him fight HBK, become the first ever Undisputed Champion, and generally walk around having "it".

We conclude our series on Chyna by viewing/discussing one of her matches in Japan after leaving the WWE.

We examine the groundbreaking career of Chyna, an amazing performer who the WWE never seemed to truly understand.

On this coda to our indie wrestling extravaganza week, the four of us (including ref Katy Vella, formerly Betsy Ross, who had to relinquish her name after being sued by American History) muse about wrestling nostalgia, and where to draw the line in the implied politics thereof.

We talk to wrestling student Justin Caracciolo (co-host of Takedown Breakdown on WHPC, 90.3 Long Island) about one of the most exciting independent promotions in America.

In our AJ Lee postscript, we re-iterate the importance of staying out of the ocean. Also? Don't surprise make out with people. It's not cool, even if it worked out for Punk and Lee.

In which we dive into the history of game-changing WWE superstar AJ Lee. We read from her autobiography "Crazy is My Superpower", and marvel at the ways she was able to spin Vince's terrible booking of her character into wrestling gold.

In the epilogue to our Cena series, we contemplate how we always need to have it both ways, and speculate about how much people do or don't care about Saudi Arabia.

Take #2 of our John Cena episode, this time with Betsy Ross (@Good_Ole_BR) joining us. We examine the man who cannot be seen, beloved by children, hated by fans (and Evan). He wrestles Brock Lesnar, The Great Khali, and runs a gauntlet against Chris Jericho, The Big Show, and Randy Orton. And, in many ways, we run our own gauntlet of suffering.