AEW is clearly still finding its footing coming out of Revolution, while NXT is fast on its way to Stand & Deliver with its penultimate episode ahead of the big show. Host Adam Silverstein dives into both brands as they head in different directions. "The Silver King" starts with AEW [3:10] where rematches, stale finishes, feuds unnecessarily continuing and a lack of focus on champions were obvious concerns. Still, the first hour of Dynamite was an absolute blast with CM Punk, Jon Moxley and Jeff Hardy making an impact in fun matches. Adam next moves to NXT [31:40] where a controversial change was made after the Women's Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic concluded, Robert Roode got a chance to shine against Bron Breakker and the North American title ladder match filled out ahead of Stand & Deliver. Plus, everything else from the week that was in AEW and NXT. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

The Road to WrestleMania 38 has narrowed with less than two weeks until WWE's "Showcase of the Immortals". Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini begin the show with a look at the lack of hype for WrestleMania and how that has created the rare potential for the show to exceed expectations and overdeliver [3:00]. The guys kick off The Main Event [15:00] with Brock Lesnar's forklift attack on Roman Reigns and The Bloodline before rolling into Kevin Owens' pitch-perfect "Stone Cold" Steve Austin impersonation and the trite but intriguing storyline of Seth Rollins hijacking Raw to find a role at WrestleMania. Next is The Good, The Bad and The Ugly [44:00] where "The Silver King" and "Vintage" dive into the lack of interest for Charlotte Flair vs. Ronda Rousey, Becky Lynch vs. Bianca Belair hitting the right notes, too much Austin Theory and everything else that went down across SmackDown and Raw. Plus, a special segment to close the show [1:13:07]. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

AEW presented its latest special event, St. Patrick's Day Slam, while NXT finally kicked off its build to Stand & Deliver in a few weeks. Host Adam Silverstein dives into both brands with a look at new directions for both shows entering the second quarter of 2022. "The Silver King" starts with AEW [3:35] where Britt Baker defended her women's title against Thunder Rosa inside a steel cage, Chris Jericho debuted a new gimmick and faction, Jeff Hardy wrestled his first match on Dynamite and MJF cost Wardlow the TNT title. Next, Adam looks at an NXT episode [23:55] that saw Rey Mysterio and The Miz join Dolph Ziggler in the Performance Center, Tommaso Ciampa provide a glimpse into his future, the North American title ladder match qualifiers start with a bang and Cora Jade become Road Runner treating Toxic Attraction like Wile E. Coyote. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Getting Over opens with host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini remembering the late Scott Hall, including his star-making run as Razor Ramon, their favorite moments from his career and his incredible redemption story. The show then begins with a look at WWE's narrowing Road to WrestleMania 38, including one of the worst episodes of SmackDown the company has aired in years [11:30]. Next is The Main Event where "The Silver King" and "Vintage" first discuss plans for Kevin Owens and Seth Rollins at WrestleMania, including what the result will be from WWE's obvious Cody Rhodes teases and whether hype for his potential return has cooled [17:48]. The guys then go over Big E's serious injury and the debut of Pete Dunne as Butch [43:25]. The Good, The Bad and The Ugly [57:47] features a dive into the Charlotte Flair and Ronda Rousey backstage brawl, Becky Lynch's attack on Bianca Belair, Edge's character change and the build to WrestleMania across the rest of SmackDown and Raw. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

With AEW Revolution in the rear view and NXT Stand & Deliver coming up, there has been plenty of action across both brands. Host Adam Silverstein takes a look at the fallout from Revolution on an uneven episode of Dynamite along with a surprisingly strong edition of NXT Roadblock that led to significant changes. "The Silver King" kicks things off with NXT [4:40] where Dolph Ziggler emerged as the new NXT champion by defeating Bron Breakker and Tommaso Ciampa in a strong main event. Some courses changed for Stand & Deliver as title pictures clarified and storylines developed for the big show. Next up is AEW Dynamite [21:12] where Chris Jericho broke up Inner Circle and created a new faction in his ongoing storyline with Eddie Kingston, the TNT championship hanged hands, Adam Cole and Thunder Rosa remained respective No. 1 contenders for "Hangman" Adam Page and Britt Baker, and Jeff Hardy made his debut in a lackluster low-card segment. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Fresh off making his debut at AEW Revolution, Shane Strickland joins Getting Over for an exclusive interview detailing his AEW signing and WWE exit. Swerve joins host Adam Silverstein for a conversation that dives into his signing with WWE, initial run in NXT, the formation of Hit Row, his relationships with Triple H and Shawn Michaels, the main roster call up to SmackDown and why his exit from WWE transpired the way it did. Swerve also discusses his decision to sign with AEW, his goals with the brand, whether there were other suitors for his services, his return to DEFY Wrestling, whether New Japan is in his sights, his upcoming album and his top five rappers of all-time. This is a conversation you do not want to miss. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

With one month to go until WrestleMania 38, WWE finally put its best foot forward with a week that truly made it feel like WrestleMania season. Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini dive into a busy week with an extended edition of The Main Event as they tackle Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar's brawl at Madison Square Garden [3:50], "Stone Cold" Steve Austin accepting Kevin Owens' invitation to WrestleMania, Cody Rhodes being Seth Rollins' best option for the big show, the best WWE TV match of the year [13:30], Vader being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame [44:00] and Vince McMahon's lengthy interview with Pat McAfee [48:05]. Next is The Good, The Bad and The Ugly [1:06:15] where topics include Edge's altered character ahead of the AJ Styles match, Becky Lynch's fractured voice box, three title changes in eight days and everything else from SmackDown and Raw. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

2022 AEW Revolution started the year off right for AEW with a some excellent matches, a couple surprising debuts and a stage that has now been set for Double or Nothing. Just minutes after AEW's first pay-per-view of 2022, Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini convene to break down the results from Revolution with grades in our signature instant analysis episode. "Hangman" Adam Page and Adam Cole battled for the AEW championship in one of four title fights, while Bryan Danielson vs. Jon Moxley, CM Punk vs. MJF in a dog collar match, and Chris Jericho vs. Eddie Kingston stood out as major bouts that delivered in different ways. Plus, a look at both former WWE talents who made their first AEW appearances. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Before AEW could even reach Revolution, owner Tony Khan announced his purchase of Ring of Honor. Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini dive into the sale and what it means for the future of wrestling in AEW and beyond in a special edition of The Main Event [7:16]. The guys then roll into AEW Revolution 2022 with Getting Over's signature ultimate preview as they break down the entire card with predictions for each match [34:40]. "The Silver King" explains why CM Punk vs. MJF should main event the show, while "Vintage" agrees that there could be some surprise finishes among "Hangman" Adam Page vs. Adam Cole, Britt Baker vs. Thunder Rosa and Bryan Danielson vs. Jon Moxley. Adam wraps things up with a look at a strong edition of NXT as it built to a surprise NXT Roadblock show ahead of NXT Stand & Deliver [1:25:30]. Topics include Bron Breakker defending against Tommaso Ciampa and Dolph Ziggler, Carmelo Hayes' strong run as champion and some surprisingly impressive showings. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

With less than five weeks until WrestleMania 38, the pressure is on WWE to build a two-night card that lives up to expectations. So far, it is leaving a lot to be desired. Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini dive into the build for WrestleMania by analyzing the week in WWE across SmackDown and Raw. The guys open with a look at Cesaro's surprising free agency [3:45]. Next is The Main Event [16:00] where the unification of the WWE and universal championships spurns a discussion about the promotion of the match, booking the Roman Reigns vs. Brock Lesnar feud and whether WWE is planning to end the brand split. "The Silver King" and "Vintage" then tackle The Good, The Bad and The Ugly [47:50] where topics include Edge turning heel after being challenged by AJ Styles; WrestleMania paths for Seth Rollins, Kevin Owens, Finn Balor, Sasha Banks, Drew McIntyre and others; and whether 76-year-old Vince McMahon will actually get in the ring with Pat McAfee at WrestleMania. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.