Jason and Brennan kick off the show with the Six Pack Challenge, talking about the fallout from HIAC, the Shield reunion on RAW, and reaction to UFC 216.

SB Nation's Marc Raimondi joined the show to give his thoughts on UFC 216, where Demetrious Johnson stands as the greatest fighter in MMA today, Conor McGregor's next move, and if the UFC should take a real look at the weight-cutting process as it pertains to a fighter's health.

EJ Brooks joined the show to talk about his big victory at Bellator 181 which extended his streak to three fights, the conversation about weight-cutting and what it's like from a fighter's perspective, and what he expects his next move to be.

ESPN.com's Tim Fiorvanti joined the show to talk about the big events in WWE this week, including the Shield reunion, the Sami Zayn heel turn, and a rebranding of Luke Harper and Erick Rowan.

Jason and Brennan wrap up the show with a look at Fall Brawl '94 in the Frazier Flashback, and react to some comments made by Roman Reigns with Brennan's Parting Shot.

Jason and Brennan kick things off with the Six Pack Challenge, talking about takeaways from this week in WWE, thoughts on the Cease and Desist letter sent to the Young Bucks, and a look at UFC 216.

Davey Vega joined the show to talk about Total Taker going viral and his reaction to that, his upcoming Glory Pro match with him and Mat Fitchett taking on the Lucha Bros, and which tag team he would look forward to challenging.

Bellator's Pat Curran joined the show to talk about Bellator 184 this Friday and his upcoming fight against Joe Macapa. He also talked about returning from injury and what it's like to deal with them during the fight prep process, as well as the message he hopes this fight will send to the other contenders in the 145-pound division.

Jason and Brennan wrap up the show with the Frazier Flashback and the Parting Shot.

Jason and Brennan kick off the show with the Six Pack Challenge, including reaction to GGG-Canelo, Jinder Mahal's promo on Smackdown Live, and some thoughts on Bobby "The Brain" Heenan's passing and his legacy on the pro wrestling world.

Jordan Dowdy joined the show to talk about his upcoming fight on 9/22 at River City Shamrock FC 295, how his training is going as he prepares for the upcoming fight, and what life is like for a fighter during training week.

MMA veteran Roy Nelson joined the show to discuss his Bellator debut this Saturday at Bellator 183, what makes Bellator the right place for him, and why a product called Rico's Cheese was a big part in his decision to sign with Bellator.

ROH Lead Commentator Ian Riccaboni joined the show to preview Death Before Dishonor on 9/22 and the high-profile matches involved, what he feels ROH offers that you can't get elsewhere, how ROH can continue to grow, and he also provides assistance with Jason's Fantasy Wrestling league.

Jason and Brennan wrap up the show with a look at Summerslam 2008 in the Frazier Flashback, and WWE bringing back an old WWE classic event in Brennan's Parting Shot.

Jason and Brennan kick things off with the Six Pack Challenge, including talk of GGG-Canello this weekend and a look back at the WWE landscape this week. They also talk about Jon Jones losing his Light Heavyweight title and Kairi Sane winning the Mae Young Classic.

BSOs Rob Littal joined the show to talk about GGG-Canello this weekend and if he expects any momentum to carry over from Mayweather-McGregor, and how he sees this fight playing out. Littal also gives some interesting thoughts on Jon Jones suspension and his marketability.

UFC Middleweight Luke Rockhold joined the show to talk about having his first fight in over a year with David Branch this Saturday at UFC Fight Night 116, and also why he is not pleased with GSP joining the division.

Glory Pros Sean Orleans joined the show to talk about his match with Brandon Espinosa and the unique stipulation behind it. He also talked about the character he portrays, being trained by Michael Elgin, what made him decide to take up pro wrestling at the age of 32, and he gave his predictions for the New Orleans Saints season.

Jason and Brennan wrap up the show with the Frazier Flashback and Parting Shot.

Jason and Brennan kick off the show with the Six Pack Challenge, including a conversation about UFC 215 and if a successful Demtrious Johnson title defense makes Johnson the best UFC champion of all time. They also get into their RAW and Smackdown takeaways and the latest drama with Global Force Wrestling.

Road Warrior Animal joined the guys in studio to talk about his upcoming appearance at Busch Stadium for Old School Wrestling Night, how much pro wrestling he was exposed to before he started his training, the first time he was paired with Hawk and the success they reached as the Road Warriors, and what it was like to watch his son James Laurinaitis play for the Rams while in St. Louis.

Bellator fighter Zach Freeman joined the show to talk about his upcoming fight against Asad Awaad at Bellator 186, and where he got his Altar Boy nickname.

The guys wrap up the show with the Frazier Flashback which takes a look at No Mercy 2001, and the Parting Shot.

Jason and Brennan kick off the show with the Six Pack Challenge, including a detailed recap of Mayweather-McGregor, whether or not we should expect to see McGregor in a boxing ring ever again, the Cena-Reigns promo from RAW, and the controversy surrounding Sexy Star and Rosemary.

Jeremy Johnson joined the show to recap Shamrock FC, get his thoughts on Mayweather-McGregor, where McGregor should go next, and his opinion on the Jon Jones situation.

Andreas Hale joined the show to talk all things combat sports and pop culture, from MMA/boxing topics like McGregor-Mayweather and Canello-GGG to wrestling topics like the rise of Braun Strowman, and Cena-Reigns being booked for September's No Mercy.

Jason and Brennan wrap up the show with the Frazier Flashback and Parting Shot.

Jason and Brennan kick off the show with the Six Pack Challenge, including discussion of Summerslam, another failed drug test from Jon Jones, and some scathing thoughts on Beach Ball Mania.

ESPN.com's Dan Rafael joined the show to give his final take before Mayweather-McGregor this Saturday, his thoughts on the spectacle this has become and what event this compares to, and the impact a Mayweather loss would have on combat sports.

Jason and Brennan wrap up the show with the Parting Shot and the Frazier Flashback.

Jason Frazier and Brennan Norris kick off the show with the Six Pack Challenge, including discussion of Baron Corbin's failed MITB cash-in, a recap of the go-home shows ahead of Summerslam, and who Jason and Brennan consider is "Mr. Summerslam."

UFC Welterweight Champion Tyron Woodley joined the show to talk about his previous fight with Demian Maia and the controversy that came out of it, who he wants to fight next, his thoughts on other contenders in the Welterweight division, and his thoughts on Mayweather-McGregor.

Shamrock FC CEO Jesse Finney joined the show to preview some upcoming Shamrock FC events, talk about Shamrock FC's new TV deal with United Fight Alliance, give his thoughts on Woodley's recent fight and controversy, and give his prediction on Mayweather-McGregor.

NWL owner Major Baisden joined the show to talk about NWL's expansion to Kansas, his current relationship with STL and Anarchy, what he has learned about running a wrestling promotion after his first year, and what it was like to bring in legendary names like the Faces of Fear and Tommy Dreamer.

Jason and Brennan wrap up the show with their Summerslam predictions and Parting Shots.

Jason and Brennan kick off the show with the Six Pack Challenge, with discussion of Joey Ryan and Lio Rush, a recap of Raw and Smackdown Live and the ongoing buildup to Summerslam, and who should be next in line for Tyron Woodley.

ROH's Kenny King joined the show to talk about his experience on the Bachelorette, appearing on the second season of WWE Tough Enough and the experience that was, and the stability of ROH and what he hopes to accomplish there.

Former professional boxer Chuck Wepner joined the show to talk about his boxing career, which included an epic bout against Muhammad Ali, and having his life and career covered in the movie 'Chuck.'

Pro wrestler Curt Stallion joined the show to talk about wrestling Joey Janella in the middle of a bar, the Joey Ryan-Lio Rush conversation and if that is bad for the pro wrestling business, why he never really got into UFC, and his all-time favorite Summerslam memory.

Jason and Brennan wrap up the show with their Parting Shots.

Jason and Brennan kick things off with the Six Pack Challenge, discussing the fallout from UFC 214, the upcoming "Nature Boy" 30 for 30, and WWE starting the road to Summerslam.

WWE Hall of Famer Jake "The Snake" Roberts joined the show to give his honest take on today's wrestling, what makes a great face/heel, his first meeting with Vince McMahon, what it was like to work with a live cobra, and working through his personal struggles with Diamond Dallas Page.

KnuckleJunkies.com's Brett Auten joined the show to give his thoughts on UFC 214, a potential fight between Brock Lesnar and Jon Jones, the Tyron Woodley-Dana White controversey, and his prediction on Mayweather-McGregor.

Emmy Award winning filmmaker Rory Karpf joined the show to discuss his work on the upcoming Ric Flair 30 for 30 documentary entitled "Nature Boy," how he got involved with the project, what drew him to professional wrestling, and what he learned about Flair throughout the production process.

Jason and Brennan wrap up with the Parting Shot and Jabroni of the Week.