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Elite Heat is back with another instalment of the wrestler bios series. This week Jimmy and Kevin deep dive into The Macho Man Randy Savage. What made him so great, why he is an absolute all time great, and speculation as to why WWE took until 2015 to begrudgingly put Savage in the Hall of Fame. #randysavage #wwe #eliteheat
Jimmy and Kevin bring you a hard hitting discussion about the greatest SummerSlam performers of all time. Prior to that they spend a little time discussing LA Knight and his role in WWE right now and then ending the show with a trip to the outback.
This week Elite Heat kicks off the SummerSlam hype train, as Jimmy and Kevin deep dive into the greatest SummerSlam event ever. But first, breakdown of SmackDown in Madison Square Garden, featuring a contender for WWE segment of the year with The Trial of Roman Reigns, along with more praise for Grayson Waller. Plus, in Around the World, Jimmy and Kevin come to blows over Jimmy's Roman Reigns fandom.
This episode of Elite Take is a very spicy one. Jimmy and Kevin are back to debate some fun topics including the following:
Is Damian Priest WWE Champion Material?
What is Jon Moxley in 2023?
Why WWE is not doing Roman Reigns vs Jimmy Uso at SummerSlam?
Was Austin Theory defeating John Cena at WrestleMania 39 the worst booking decision of 2023?
Who had the worst take? Jimmy's take on Cena/Theory main eventing Night 1 of WrestleMania 39 or Kevin saying that today's crop of wrestlers will never be a focal point of any mainstream music?
What 1 wrestler will you have dinner with?
Jimmy and Kevin are here to talk a busy week in pro wrestling starting with their honest reactions to AEW's Forbidden Door pay per view from this past Sunday. They follow with their predictions and preview of WWE's Money in the Bank set to air from London on Saturday.
Jimmy and Kevin are here to discuss the following topics:
On this week's elite heat Jimmy and Kevin discuss the lasting legacy of one of the greatest pay per view events of all time: Money in the Bank 2011. They analyze the long term effects of CM Punk's pipe bomb, and Kevin makes an interesting analysis on how punk changed the landscape of wrestling forever.
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