Just moments after 2020 WWE Hell in a Cell went off the air, host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini crack a cold one and discuss everything that happened on the show. The guys praise the three namesake bouts but disagree about which Hell in a Cell match should have main evented the pay-per-view. "The Silver King" lauds the brilliance of the SmackDown women's title match between Bayley and Sasha Banks, while "Vintage" believes the masterclass in storytelling that was Roman Reigns vs. Jey Uso for the universal title an "I Quit" match was the key bout of the evening. The guys also discuss the Drew McIntyre vs. Randy Orton main event for the WWE title, argue over whether putting the Money in the Bank briefcase on Otis was a good decision, and look ahead to where WWE's major storylines will go from here. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

A tremendous night of wrestling brings out an enthusiastic host as Adam Silverstein breaks down strong episodes of NXT and AEW Dynamite with both brands building towards major events. "The Silver King" kicks off the show with a look at NXT delivering an unexpected swerve in its Undisputed Era storyline, talent like Kushida and Bronson Reed getting opportunities to shine, a fantastic six-man tag team match and numerous positive booking developments [3:10]. There's also a mini-ultimate preview for next week's NXT Halloween Havoc, which features four solid matches and two potential title changes [23:30]. Up next, Adam dives into AEW Dynamite [30:05], including the start of the World Title Eliminator Tournament, the return of the "real" Kenny Omega, Rey Fenix and Penta El Zero M delivering a lucha banger and a definitive answer as to whether Le Dinner Debonair with Chris Jericho and MJF was good. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

With WWE's season premieres of SmackDown and Raw now in the books, the focus turns to its next pay-per-view as Hell in a Cell goes down Sunday from the WWE ThunderDome. Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini break down the short PPV card and whether we will see title changes in any of the three Hell in a Cell matches [1:37:00]. The episode begins with The Main Event [4:13], including Braun Strowman getting a double feature; concerns brewing about Keith Lee; intertwining "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt, Retribution and the Hurt Business; and whether Mustafa Ali's promo alone saved a disastrous night for his faction. "The Silver King" and "Vintage" also go in depth about the season premiers [52:00], talking New Day’s split, AJ Styles’ heavy, a rudderless women’s division, Bianca Belair’s video package, Daniel Bryan’s return, the future of Seth Rollins-Mysterios, El Gran Gordo and more. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

AEW Dynamite celebrated its one-year anniversary with four title matches, including Jon Moxley vs. Lance Archer in a no disqualification main event. Host Adam Silverstein looks at the outcomes of those matches, Chris Jericho challenging MJF to a steak dinner in an incredible wrestling moment, the hilarious Britt Baker-Tony Schiavone massage segment and Miro's gimmick as one of multiple poor booking decisions by AEW [5:09]. "The Silver King" then moves on to an action-packed edition of NXT headlined by the build towards Halloween Havoc with two title rematches set to get unique stipulations in a couple of weeks [24:00]. Plus, the confusing future of NXT's main event scene, Toni Storm's United States debut, Ember Moon's strong video package and the immense potential for the Rhea Ripley-Raquel Gonzalez showdown. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast. 

With the latest WWE Draft in the books, host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini open with a robust discussion about how the SmackDown and Raw rosters have been altered now that superstars have been rotated between the brands along with how WWE handled the draft itself [3:42]. "The Silver King" points out that the Raw main event scene is stacked compared to its SmackDown counterpart, while "Vintage" has concerns about both tag team divisions. The guys also break down WWE's decision to split New Day and swap the tag team titles, namely why the storyline was more offensive to smart fans and kayfabe then the general idea of the decision itself. Over the rest of the show, Adam and Chris breakdown the fallout from SmackDown and Raw [1:04:20], including the main event storylines (Roman Reigns-Jey Uso, Randy Orton-Drew McIntyre), why the Bayley-Sasha Banks intensity has fizzled, how both "The Fiend' Bray Wyatt and Alexa Bliss have been completely revitalized by their new storyline, and much more. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

It was an uneven night for both NXT and AEW, though both shows had bright spots as they again went head-to-head. Host Adam Silverstein opens by discussing NXT [2:38], leading with Undisputed Era's take on the fallout from NXT TakeOver: 31, a gruesome injury to Ridge Holland and the return of Ember Moon to the brand's stacked women's division. Other topics include questionable booking decisions, strong video packages and the ceilings of Damian Priest and Dexter Lumis. "The Silver King" continues with AEW [27:00], which was headlined by a Dog Collar Match that saw Cody regain the TNT championship over Brodie Lee in one of the company's strangest creative decisions to date. AEW Dynamite celebrated 30 Years of Chris Jericho, which provided a fun end to a show that included a Brian Cage-Will Hobbs banger and a lot of throwaway moments. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

A roster shakeup is ahead with the two-day WWE Draft set to begin this week, so host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini decided to dive into their sports backgrounds by holding a mock draft of talent from SmackDown and Raw [59:25]. The guys discuss their hopes and expectations for the draft itself before picking their teams. The show opens with The Main Event [3:32] where "The Silver King" and "Vintage" discuss Roman Reigns' high-stakes challenge to Jey Uso, the future of the Sasha Banks-Bayley feud, Drew McIntyre and Randy Orton battling inside Hell in a Cell and Mustafa Ali being unveiled as the leader of Retribution. Plus, the rest of the week in WWE [1:22:48], including Keith Lee-Braun Strowman, Sami Zayn as intercontinental champion, how Kevin Owens fits into the Fiend-Alexa Bliss storyline, Murphy potentially splitting from Seth Rollins and much more. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Just minutes after NXT TakeOver: 31 went off the air, host Adam Silverstein sits down to break down everything that happened on the superb five-match card that is officially in contention for best wrestling show of 2020. "The Silver King" opens with a look at the Capitol Wrestling Center that is serving as the new home to NXT before moving into the main event where Finn Balor defended the NXT championship against Kyle O'Reilly in a match of the year candidate. Adam then looks at whether Undisputed Era is headed for a breakup before moving onto the women where Io Shrai defended her title against Candice LaRae only to get two new challengers in Toni Storm and Ember Moon. Plus, Santos Escobar and Swerve tear the house down, Johnny Gargano makes Damian Priest and Kushida finally gets a big win. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Ahead of NXT TakeOver: 31, NXT championship challenger Kyle O'Reilly joins the show to discuss his whirlwind last few months, wresting with Type I diabetes, the truth behind the formation of the Undisputed Era, his goals in WWE and who he believes is the greatest Canadian wrestler of all-time. Host Adam Silverstein opens the show with an ultimate preview of NXT TakeOver, breaking down every match on the card and wondering how Sunday's results will be impacted by the forthcoming WWE Draft. "The Silver King" also looks at everything else from NXT before moving into another strong edition of AEW Dynamite. Wednesday's episode featured a ton of storyline building for the future and an exciting segment between Chris Jericho, MJF and the Inner Circle, though it also left some question about Miro's booking. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Multi-time WWE women's champion Alexa Bliss joins host Adam Silverstein to share some embarrassing stories before discussing her heavy push after joining the main roster, what it's like to work with Mickie James and Nikki Cross, and her recent involvement with "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt [25:47]. The episode starts with The Main Event [3:30] as "The Silver King" breaks down the timing, potential format and hopeful presentation of the latest WWE Draft before moving into he continuation of the Drew McIntyre-Randy Orton feud, Robert Roode's return and what we can expect at Hell in a Cell. Adam wraps up with all the leftovers from SmackDown and Raw [53:16], including the ongoing Seth Rollins-Rey Mysterio feud focuses on a Disciple and a daughter, Aleister Black's character is reimagined, Mustafa Ali is back on TV (for now), Baron Corbin beats Matt Riddle, why Otis may put his briefcase on the line, and the absences of Retribution and Raw Underground. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.