Down 4 the Count

The conversation covers a variety of topics including the potential collaboration between Mercedes Monáe and Megan Thee Stallion, the impact of TikTok on music, WWE's music themes, and the upcoming Vince McMahon documentary. The hosts discuss the implications of these events on the wrestling and music industries, as well as the potential changes in WWE programming with SmackDown moving to three hours.

In this episode, the hosts discuss various topics in the wrestling world, including Ricochet's online interactions with fans, the significance of nostalgia contracts for female wrestlers, the debut of Odyssey Jones amidst domestic violence allegations, and Hulk Hogan's controversial statements and legacy. The conversation is lively and filled with personal insights and opinions on the current state of wrestling. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the controversial legacy of Chris Benoit and Hulk Hogan, discussing the implications of their actions and the wrestling community's response. They also analyze the PWI 500 list, expressing frustration over the rankings and the absence of female wrestlers. The discussion touches on Swerve Strickland's recent resignation from WWE and the overall state of wrestling rankings, highlighting the disconnect between fans and wrestling legends.

It's just me Nicole is on vacay and Alexis needed rest. So I was all on my lonesome for this one.

AEW's All Out was a well-received show with a good mix of brutal matches and compelling storylines. The standout feud was between Hangman Adam Page and Swerve Strickland, which culminated in a steel cage match. Hangman sought revenge for the taunting and attacks he endured before Strickland became the AEW champion. Hangman ultimately burned Strickland's childhood home down, which was seen as justified by many. Other notable matches included Bryan Danielson vs. Jack Perry and Willow Nightingale vs. Kris Statlander in a brutal street fight.

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In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the passing of wrestler Sid Vicious and pay their respects. They also review AEW's All In event, highlighting both the good and the bad. The main criticisms include Britt Baker's performance and the Young Bucks as champions. On the positive side, they praise Malakai Black's win and the overall match quality. The conversation covers various topics related to recent wrestling events. They discuss the placement of matches on the card, the use of weird and surprising elements, and the importance of booking correctly. They also touch on the short reign of a black champion in AEW and compare it to the criticism WWE receives for similar situations. The conversation then shifts to the appearance of Rosemary on NXT and the excitement it brings. Finally, they mention Triple H's booking of tattoos as a hard truth. The conversation in this part revolves around the lack of focus on tag team wrestling in both WWE and AEW. The participants express their frustration with the excessive number of factions and the lack of tag teams within them. They discuss the rumors of Lucha Bros heading to WWE and skipping NXT, and express concerns about how they will be booked. They also criticize the booking of tag team championships, particularly the Raw tag team titles being tied up in Judgment Day. The conversation then shifts to a discussion about the overhyped talent in AEW, specifically focusing on Britt Baker and her perceived lack of in-ring skills and reliance on other wrestlers to carry her matches. The participants emphasize the importance of talent working hard and earning their positions rather than relying on favoritism or gimmicks. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss various topics related to wrestling. They touch on the importance of talent over style, the problem with comparing new female wrestlers to the Four Horsewomen, the overrated status of certain wrestlers, and the need for character development. They also address the issue of fans attacking each other online and the misconceptions about wrestlers being buried or jobbers. The hosts express their frustrations with online trolls and emphasize the importance of enjoying wrestling without getting caught up in negativity.

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In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics related to wrestling, including a mid-year review, the direction of wrestling, Shane McMahon's involvement in AEW, and wrestling pet peeves. They share their frustrations with the wrestling fan base, such as the tendency to compare different wrestling companies and the obsession with backstage contract negotiations. They also express their annoyance with fans who don't practice good hygiene at wrestling events. The hosts emphasize the importance of enjoying wrestling without unnecessary negativity and highlight the need for proper personal hygiene. In this conversation, Tiffany discusses various topics related to wrestling and fan culture. She expresses her frustration with fans who take wrestling too seriously and engage in toxic behavior online. She also talks about her commentary work and the hate she receives for it. Tiffany emphasizes the need for fans to turn off the negativity and enjoy wrestling as a form of entertainment. The conversation also touches on personal experiences, such as Tiffany's meeting with Britt and their shared love for food.

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The conversation begins with a discussion about going out and the different preferences for staying in or going out. The topic then shifts to walking long distances in hot weather and the challenges of public transportation. The conversation then moves on to the upcoming Olympics in LA and the potential impact on traffic and public transportation. The discussion then takes a humorous turn as the participants share stories about encountering unpleasant smells in public places. The conversation transitions to a discussion about wrestling, specifically SummerSlam and the matches and storylines that stood out. The participants also mention upcoming wrestling events and express their excitement. The conversation covers various topics related to wrestling, including potential storylines and character development. The hosts discuss the need for changes in the roster and suggest moving certain wrestlers to different shows. They also share heartwarming stories about wrestlers interacting with fans. The conversation veers into a discussion about the Olympics and the controversy surrounding certain athletes. They also briefly touch on the recent Summer Slam event and express their excitement for certain matches. The conversation ends with a humorous discussion about the large number of children some wrestlers have. SummerSlam was a long and exhausting show, but overall, it was enjoyable. The highlight was Roman Reigns' return and his dominant performance. The match between Solo and Cody was okay, but not great. The event had some standout moments, but it was also tiring for the audience. The future storylines between Cody and Kevin, as well as Liv Morgan and Rhea Ripley, need to have substance and strong promos. The event generated a lot of social media buzz, especially Roman Reigns' return. Overall, SummerSlam was a good show with room for improvement. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the recent events involving Britt Baker in AEW. They talk about her health scare and her return to the ring. They also mention rumors of her breakup with Adam Page and her subsequent suspension from AEW. The hosts express their opinions on these developments and discuss the state of women's wrestling in AEW. In this part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the suspension of Britt Baker and the retirement of Daniel Bryan. They question the fairness of the suspension and the reasons behind it. They also express concern for Daniel Bryan's well-being and criticize his reckless wrestling style. The hosts emphasize the importance of setting boundaries and prioritizing family over wrestling. They also mention the need for clear guidelines and consistent punishment in the wrestling industry. In this final part of the conversation, Tiffany and Alexis discuss the future of wrestlers after retirement and the potential career paths they can pursue. They also share their thoughts on Daniel Bryan's retirement and his decision to continue wrestling despite health concerns. The conversation then transitions to a discussion of the upcoming All-In and BASH in Berlin events, with a breakdown of the match cards and their thoughts on the matches. They also mention their plans for future podcast episodes and express their support for Janae, who is currently dealing with personal challenges.

In this conversation, Nicole and Alexis discuss a recent wrestling event and their excitement for a particular wrestler's storyline. They also touch on other wrestling-related topics, such as contracts and pay disparities. The conversation then shifts to TV shows, with a discussion about the show House of Dragon and a debate about the show Bridgerton. The conversation ends with a playful exchange about smoking cigarettes.

In this episode, the hosts discuss the recent events in WWE, including the Money in the Bank pay-per-view and the return of Rhea Ripley. They also talk about Seth Rollins and CM Punk's altercation, as well as the potential match between Sami Zayn, Ilja Dragunov, and Bron Breakker at SummerSlam. The main topic of discussion is the Hurt Business and whether they should be allowed to come back. Overall, the hosts were not impressed with Money in the Bank and felt that some of the matches were lackluster. The conversation covers various topics related to the Money in the Bank pay-per-view event. They discuss the wrestling styles of different wrestlers, the disappointment with certain matches, and the predictability of Triple H's storytelling. They also touch on the importance of failed cash-ins in the Money in the Bank concept and the need for more unpredictability in the women's division. The conversation ends with a mention of the AEW event and the comparison between Jey Uso and Enzo Amore. NXT Heatwave was praised for its solid matches and surprising moments. The tag team match between Lonnie and Sol and Axiom and Frazier was particularly impressive, showcasing the future stars of NXT. The women's match between Roxanne and Lola was also highly regarded. The main event, featuring Javon and Trick, had a shocking twist that left fans divided. Overall, Heatwave received positive reviews and was considered a strong pay-per-view. In this conversation, Tiffany and Alexis discuss various wrestling matches and storylines. They talk about the potential of certain wrestlers on the main roster, the North American Championship match, and the Fatal Four Way match. They also discuss CM Punk's actions and Seth Rollins' response, as well as the Wyatt Sick storyline. They share their thoughts on Liv Morgan and Rhea Ripley's interaction and Damien Priest's involvement. Overall, they express excitement and anticipation for upcoming events in the wrestling world.

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In this episode, the hosts discuss the upcoming Money in the Bank event and the matches on the card. They start with the Seth Rollins vs. Damien Priest match and predict that something unexpected will happen. They then move on to the six-man tag team match between the New Bloodline and Cody Rhodes, Randy, and Kevin. The hosts are unsure of the outcome and speculate about possible storylines. They also discuss the men's Money in the Bank ladder match and mention several participants, including LA Knight, Drew McIntyre, Carmelo Hayes, Chad Gable, Jey Uso, and Andrade. They each give their predictions for the winners of the match. The episode ends with some lighthearted banter. The conversation revolves around predicting the winners of the Money in the Bank matches in WWE. The participants discuss their picks for the men's and women's matches, sharing their thoughts on the potential winners and their reasons for choosing them. They also express their frustrations with certain wrestlers and their booking decisions. Overall, the conversation is filled with excitement and anticipation for the upcoming event. In this conversation, Alexis and Tiffany discuss their thoughts on various WWE wrestlers and upcoming matches. They express their frustration with the booking of Shayna Baszler and her partnership with Zoe Stark. They also discuss their predictions for the NXT Heatwave and Money in the Bank pay-per-view events.

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The conversation revolves around the frustration with the overexposure of the Judgment Day stable on WWE Raw. The hosts express their desire for the storyline to wrap up and for the focus to shift to other wrestlers. They discuss Liv Morgan's role in dismantling Judgment Day and causing discord within the group. They also touch on the recent title changes and the need for fresh storylines and character development. Overall, they express their fatigue with the prolonged presence of Judgment Day and the lack of progression in the storyline. In this part of the conversation, the focus is on Liv Morgan and her character development. The speakers discuss how Liv could improve her seductive persona and be a more effective villain. They mention past female wrestlers like Sable, Torrie Wilson, and Trish Stratus who were able to be sexy and alluring without crossing the line. They also touch on the importance of having diverse writing teams for each division to create more cohesive and engaging storylines.