In this episode, we delved into recent pay-per-views, critiquing the AEW event as overly long and lackluster, while the WWE show had the right winners but unremarkable matches. A significant portion focused on the women's division, praising Nia Jax's recent performances and discussing the potential of newer talents like Lyra Valkyria. We also noted that black women wrestlers consistently have the best hair and gear. The conversation wrapped up with a debate on "earning" titles in wrestling, contrasting Mercedes Moné's immediate title shot with Trinity's approach in TNA, highlighting the importance of credible storylines and the impact of perceived entitlement. It was a lively episode with debates, insights, and laughs, setting the stage for future discussions.

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