The 2023 WWE Royal Rumble and Raw 30 are fast approaching with WWE igniting the builds for both major shows. Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini open with an in-depth look at the latest Bloodline story developments in The Main Event [5:45]. The guys focus on Sami Zayn being marginalized and gaslit by Roman Reigns before considering a potential split of the tag team titles before WrestleMania, Next is The Good, The Bad and The Ugly [29:50] covering Cody Rhodes announcing his return at the Rumble, Bobby Lashley and a reforming Hurt Business, what's next for GUNTHER, Becky Lynch vs. Bayley falling flat and Alexa Bliss doing better work with Uncle Howdy than Bray Wyatt. Plus, "The Silver King" and "Vintage" Book the Damn Territory [1:33:00] by breaking down the top of their WrestleMania 39 cards before the road to the Showcase of the Immortals begins. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

AEW delivered massively with a special episode of Dynamite in Los Angeles, while NXT disappointed with odd booking on its own New Year's Evil special. Host Adam Silverstein breaks down the latest from both brands across the last week starting with AEW [4:50], which also aired a Battle of the Belts special last Friday. "The Silver King" discusses The Elite winning a best-of-seven series for the trios titles, Jon Moxley's concussion storyline after a loss to Hangman Page, Adam Cole's surprise return, MJF's frustrating promo and Mercedes Mone ultimately not appearing on Dynamite. Adam then dives into a surprisingly rough NXT New Year's Evil special [40:10] that failed to deliver on announced matches and featured multiple overbooked finishes with Jinder Mahal's return serving as perhaps the highlight of the show. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

The Bloodline appears to be shifting gears as Roman Reigns' blow up directed at Sami Zayn may have kick-started the WrestleMania 39 chapter of this long-term storyline. Host Adam Silverstein spends The Main Event [5:15] diving into the ins and outs of Roman's interactions with Sami, including the breaking of Reigns' psyche, Zayn's possible breaking point and beyond. "The Silver King" then covers the rest of the week from SmackDown and Raw in The Good, The Bad and The Ugly [14:00] where topics include Judgment Day's incredible Monday night with Rhea Ripley's continued ascension, Charlotte Flair's early booking as champion, Alexa Bliss meeting Uncle Howdy, Bobby Lashley's return triggering a reformed Hurt Business, Cody Rhodes' continued video packages, Baron Corbin's unsalvageable character and plenty of booking the damn territory for WrestleMania. Plus, Adam provides some insight on the WWE creative team's present mindset. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

The 2022 Getting Over Awards stand as professional wrestling's greatest awards show as host Adam Silverstein, co-host Chris Vannini and our Getting Over-heads honor the best of the best (and worst of the worst) from the last calendar year. The Meatys are awarded to the best wrestlers, matches, storylines, feuds, events and brands that dominated the squared circle in 2022. End the year the right way as "The Silver King" and "Vintage" cover pro wrestling's highlights across the last 12 months. The guys discuss the dominance of Roman Reigns and The Bloodline, Cody Rhodes flipping from AEW to WWE, the best (and worst) in-ring action of the year and much more. The third annual Getting Over Awards are a can't-miss show as The Meatys wrap up 2022 with a bang. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Just six months after resigning from WWE and later retiring, Vince McMahon has reversed course and stated his intention to force his way back into the company in search of a potential sale. Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini quickly convene to share their instant reaction to the monumental news. "The Silver King" breaks down the details of McMahon's planned return before "Vintage" joins to dive into the circumstances surrounding the move; the futures of Stephanie McMahon, Nick Khan and Paul Levesque (Triple H) in their respective roles; how Vince's return could alter the talent and creative departments; potential buyers for WWE; and what it all means as WWE enters its most important stretch of the year with the Royal Rumble and WrestleMania 39 ahead. Don't miss this instant reaction. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Sasha Banks debuting as Mercedes Moné at NJPW Wrestle Kingdom 17 kicks off a loaded episode as 2023 remains off to a hot start. Host Adam Silverstein opens with a look at Mercedes' first in-ring appearance since leaving WWE before diving into speculation about whether she's headed to AEW or perhaps back to WWE [3:35]. Next is a breakdown of the major matches at Wrestle Kingdom [17:00], mainly the epic between Will Ospreay and Kenny Omega. "The Silver King" then dives into AEW's revamped look for 2023 [26:15], its build to next week's star-studded show, plans for for MJF vs. Bryan Danielson and Darby Allin winning the TNT title. NXT was primarily centered around the build for New Year's Evil and Vengeance Day [49:00] with Bron Breakker and Grayson Waller closing the show. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

WWE ended 2022 and kicked off 2023 with a bang as builds to the Royal Rumble and WrestleMania 39 began across SmackDown and Raw. Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini open with The Main Event [5:40] covering The Bloodline's dominance, Roman Reigns' growing jealousy of Sami Zayn and John Cena's return. The guys also dive deep into Charlotte Flair's surprise return and the eye roll-inducing SmackDown women's title win over Ronda Rousey that immediately followed [39:45]. "The Silver King" and "Vintage" next move to The Good, The Bad and The Ugly [59:50] where topics include Uncle Howdy emerging against Bray Wyatt, Alexa Bliss' turn back to the dark side, foreshadowing of Cody Rhodes' expected return and Dominik Mysterio doing time. Plus, a potential return for Hurt Business, the future of Sasha Banks and Naomi and where the women's title picture is headed. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

The wildest 12-month period in professional wrestling history nears its conclusion as Getting Over presents a special Year in Review episode recapping the biggest headlines of 2022. Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini break 2022 down on a near-daily basis, beginning with Roman Reigns testing positive for COVID-19 ahead of the Brock Lesnar match at WWE Day 1 and ending with Mandy Rose being released after dropping the NXT women's title. "The Silver King" and "Vintage" take deep dives an investigation leading to the sudden retirement of Vince McMahon, CM Punk imploding after becoming champion at AEW All Out, Cody Rhodes' stunning decision to leave AEW for WWE, the deaths of Scott Hall and Antonio Inoki, Bray Wyatt and Saraya (Pagie) returning to the ring, plus everything else in between. A must-listen before the calendar turns to 2023! Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Just minutes before the show, news broke that talented luchador Dragon Lee has signed with WWE. Host Adam Silverstein breaks down the intricacies of that signing for WWE/NXT and what it means for AEW [3:20] before jumping into regularly scheduled programming. "The Silver King" dives into how both brands concluded 2022 beginning with AEW [8:10] where three banger matches led the way on an entertaining Dynamite with Death Triangle and The Elite battling for the sixth time, Bryan Danielson stepping up to MJF and Samoa Joe shining in a take down of Wardlow. Next, Adam looks at a filler episode of NXT [28:40] where the stage was set for New Year's Evil, Toxic Attraction set a new course and Wendy Choo overcame Cora Jade. Plus: Hangman Page's concussion storyline, Chris Jericho vs. Ricky Starks, plans for Carmelo Hayes, improvements for Schism and more across both brands. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

WWE prepared to close out 2022 by adding layers to some of its longer-term storylines. Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini discuss WWE holding two house shows instead of airing a live Monday Night Raw [4:00] before diving into The Good, The Bad and The Ugly from SmackDown [9:15]. "The Silver King" and "Vintage" discuss Roman Reigns drawing Sami Zayn closer, what to expect as John Cena returns for the final SmackDown of 2022, failures in the women's gauntlet match, Bray Wyatt's latest quirk, a sponsored "Pitch Black" match at Royal Rumble, holiday matches on TV and Dominik Mysterio and Rhea Ripley invading Christmas. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.