Creative Differences

With a sorta slow week in wrestling upon us, Andrew and Samuel have some fun figuring out which wrestler best represents a bevvy of fast food chains. Why is Starbucks the hardest one to assign? Why did Taco Bell take so long? Which Japanese wrestler ends up as White Castle? I know these answers, but you won't unless you tune into the episode and find out! Show website: www.cdwrestlepod.com Show Twitter: www.twitter.com/cdwrestlepod Samuel's Twitter: www.twitter.com/thesamuelhale Andrew's Twitter: www.twitter.com/theotherandrewm

In what looks to be the most bizarre show yet, Samuel starts talking about the recent events of AEW World Champion Chris Jericho. Then five minute or so into the show, Hell breaks loose and doesn't stop until the show ends. If you like wild podcast rides, well this is the one for you. Show website: www.cdwrestlepod.comShow Twitter: www.twitter.com/cdwrestlepodSamuel's Twitter: www.twitter.com/thesamuelhaleAndrew's Twitter: www.twitter.com/theotherandrewm

Another solo show for Samuel, as Andrew is off looking for the Holy Grail again this week. He dives in on the final All Elite Wrestling pay per view before they hit TNT in October. He breaks down in general what AEW has become four shows in, talks about the biggest four matches and what they did or didn't do, and wraps up with some comments about the presentation of the show as a whole while touching on a controversy regarding a now ex AEW star. Show website: www.cdwrestlepod.comShow Twitter: www.twitter.com/cdwrestlepodSamuel's Twitter: www.twitter.com/thesamuelhaleAndrew's Twitter: www.twitter.com/theotherandrewm

No Andrew on this week's episode, he's on vacation. So Samuel goes it alone, previewing the biggest matches upcoming on All Elite Wrestling's All Out pay per view on August 31st. He talks through how Cody vs Shawn Spears could steal the show if properly done, the path to success for Kenny Omega vs PAC, and what's the best choice for AEW's first champion between Hangman Page and Chris Jericho. Show website: www.cdwrestlepod.comShow Twitter: twitter.com/cdwrestlepodSamuel's Twitter: twitter.com/thesamuelhaleAndrew's Twitter: twitter.com/theotherandrewm

After a busy weekend of news, Samuel and Andrew break down what all has happened regarding the NXT to USA announcement and what that means for AEW. They also talk through more about AEW's most recent signing, and debate on what the core AEW model is based on what has been presented thus far. Show website: www.cdwrestlepod.comShow Twitter: twitter.com/cdwrestlepodSamuel's Twitter: twitter.com/thesamuelhaleAndrew's Twitter: twitter.com/theotherandrewm

G1 Climax 29 came to a beautiful end on Monday; Andrew and Samuel come together to review what was considered one of the best tournaments in company history. They analyze the G1 Final, while talking about the big moment that happened a couple matches before regarding Bullet Club. Also talked about is the tournament in a macro sense: what match was best, who did a lot for themselves, and overall feelings about the 29th installment of the G1 Climax. Show website: www.cdwrestlepod.comShow Twitter: twitter.com/cdwrestlepodSamuel's Twitter: twitter.com/thesamuelhaleAndrew's Twitter: twitter.com/theotherandrewm

The second part of our Matches That Made Us series, featuring Andrew's choice of a 1997 WCW classic between Rey Mysterio and Eddie Guerrero on Halloween Havoc. You can find the link to the match here. Show website: www.cdwrestlepod.comShow Twitter: twitter.com/cdwrestlepodSamuel's Twitter: twitter.com/thesamuelhaleAndrew's Twitter: twitter.com/theotherandrewm

The first of a two week series of episodes where Samuel and Andrew talk about matches that helped make them fans. This week it's Samuel's turn, and he's going back to a summer Raw from 2002. Watch the match along with them here. Show website: www.cdwrestlepod.comShow Twitter feed: @CDWrestlePod

Samuel pops in for a quick moment to announce something about the show.

On the show this week, Samuel and Andrew tackle some issues related to the state of women's wrestling in 2019. It includes the hot button issue of intergender wrestling, the faulty logic of how Japan keeps the genders separate, and whether crowds are more apt to give up on a women's match than a men's.