Just minutes after WWE Clash of Champions: Gold Rush went off the air, host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini grabbed their mics to break down the entire show. It begins with a dive into the night's standout moment: Universal champion Roman Reigns tearing apart the Anoa'i family and anointing himself Tribal Chief during a severe beatdown of Jey Uso that made for a legendary main event [8:13]. "The Silver King" discusses the impact and why it must lead to a match with The Rock at WrestleMania 37. The guys then discuss Drew McIntyre's successful defense of the WWE Championship against Randy Orton in an ambulance match and wonder whether this is the end of Orton's incredible heel run in 2020 [34:10]. Adam and Chris then run through the rest of Clash of Champions [48:29], including a bonkers triple threat intercontinental championship ladder match and much more. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

As NXT prepares for its next TakeOver and AEW sets the stage for some unique Dynamite episodes, both brands were dealt a blow with strings of COVID-19 positives that affected their shows. Did they recover well enough? Host Adam Silverstein opens by looking at an empty-arena NXT that featured the naming of multiple No. 1 contenders. Were Kyle O'Reilly and Candice LaRae the right choices, and will this NXT TakeOver live up to its name considering the rushed build? Also, what should we make of that interesting vignette teasing a wrestler's return to NXT? Over in AEW, "The Silver King" breaks down both editions of Dynamite this week. Cody made his return after five weeks away, Miro was saddled with a limited in-ring debut, and Jon Moxley was booked in an AEW championship match out of nowhere. Plus, the hype over Ben Carter and confusing booking decisions surrounding Orange Cassidy and Matt Hardy. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

With 2020 WWE Clash of Champions: Gold Rush ahead Sunday, host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini break down the entire nine-match card, including the television storylines heading into the show, predictions for each bout and what they expect to happen by the time the pay-per-view is over [1:08:56]. But first, the guys discuss why enthusiasm is lacking ahead of Clash of Champions, largely due to the continuous and growing issues on Monday Night Raw [3:33 & 35:35]. "The Silver King" and "Vintage" tear apart the now-complete debut of Retribution, wondering whether it is dead on arrival considering its multiple failures -- from the faction's storyline and conceptualization all the way down to the names of its members [8:42]. The guys also look at non-PPV storylines that happened on SmackDown and Raw [39:50], including Seth Rollins relitigating of Dominik Mysterio's paternity, Sasha Banks' strong promo, Big E taking out his frustration, Braun Strowman on Raw Underground, new vignettes and why WWE continues to bungle the introduction of Keith Lee. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

With NXT and AEW Dynamite back going head-to-head on Wednesday night, both shows delivered in a major way. For AEW, it was in the Dynamite main event with the Parking Lot Fight between Best Friends and Santana & Ortiz offering plenty of incredible, memorable moments, including a finish that popped host Adam Silverstein big-time [22:05]. "The Silver King" explains why this match hit him in the feel spot before breaking down the rest of Dynamite, including the promo work of MJF and Eddie Kingston, the second appearance of Miro, and the build to an impressive six-man tag team match with Jon Moxley and Lance Archer. But first, Adam breaks down an exciting edition of NXT [4:24], starting with Finn Balor finding himself again, the decision to book another NXT TakeOver, the awesome opener between Io Shirai and Shotzi Blackheart, what's next for Undisputed Era and why Damian Priest has been so impressive as of late. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Refreshed after a couple long weeks, host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini break down the best back-to-back episodes of WWE television in a long time. The Main Event kicks things off [7:00] with a look at where Roman Reigns is headed with his new character, the insertion of Keith Lee into the Drew McIntyre-Randy Orton feud, a surprising rejuvenation for Retribution, and the growth of the Hurt Business. "The Silver King" and "Vintage" then break down the rest of Raw and SmackDown [44:12], including the greatness of Wobbly Walrus and the Firefly FunHouse, Dominick Mysterio's incredibly high ceiling, what's next for Bayley and Sasha Banks, a shockingly exciting edition of Raw Underground, Zelina Vega moving into a wrestling role, Raw's cleared out tag team division, Alexa Bliss' intriguing character change and much more. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

It was a huge week for NXT and AEW that saw both brands deliver exceptional shows in key moments. Host Adam Silverstein begins with NXT [5:13], which finally settled its championship picture as Finn Balor took down Adam Cole in a match that should have satisfied even those angry with last week's finish while  setting the stage for a sea of change for the yellow brand. NXT also delivered tremendous main event as Rhea Ripley and Mercedes Martinez squared off in a "battle of the badasses" that lived up to its name and then some. Next, "The Silver King" dives into AEW Dynamite [24:12], which produced its best show in weeks after All Out disappointed led by Adam "Hangman" Page trying to hang on to the last vestiges of The Elite while Kenny Omega appears ready to head out on his own. Miro (f.k.a. Rusev) debuted, Matt Hardy discussed his incident, MJF rebounded, Chris Jericho began a new path, and Brodie Lee-Dustin Rhodes overdelivered. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

With WWE finally having calmed down after two pay-per-views in as many weeks, SmackDown produced one of its best episode of the entire pandemic era, while Raw was largely treading water. Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini open with The Main Event [2:26], breaking down our first extended look at the Roman Reigns-Paul Heyman and Jey Uso's surprise No. 1 contendership, the explosive Bayley-Sasha Banks split and how WWE will book their feud, and whether Keith Lee has been lost amid the Drew McIntyre-Randy Orton bootfest. The guys then discuss everything else from the shows [42:45], including Murphy vs. Dominick Mysterio, Kevin Owens vs. Aleister Black in Raw Underground, Cedric Alexander's turn, rough booking of the Raw women, Retribution's biggest moment to date and WWE's major issues in the tag team division across both programs and genders [1:26:25]. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Just minutes after AEW All Out went off the air, host Adam Silverstein breaks down the entire show with instant analysis looking at every match, storyline, highlight and lowlight from one of AEW's biggest pay-per-views of the year. The show opens with an overview of the PPV, including expectations entering the evening, before running down each match starting with Jon Moxley cheating in defense of the AEW championship against MJF. "The Silver King" next looks at the outcome of the Mimosa Mayhem Match between Chris Jericho and Orange Cassidy, Kenny Omega's reaction to FTR winning the tag team titles and a women's title match between Hikaru Shida and Thunder Rose that delivered amid difficult circumstances. Adam also takes a critical look at the horrendous handling the Matt Hardy incident, the disastrous Britt Baker-Big Swole match and why certain matches were better fits for Dynamite before providing a final grade for the PPV. Follow Getting Over Cast on Twitter @GettingOverCast. 

With some fans back in attendance, AEW is set to deliver its second pay-per-view of the pandemic era when All Out goes down Saturday with a nine-match card filled with intriguing possibilities. Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini got together immediately after the go-home episode of AEW Dynamite went off the air to break down the upcoming PPV, offering predictions and insight on each match. "The Silver King" has declared the AEW tag team title match with FTR challenging Kenny Omega and Adam "Hangman" Page as the true main event of the show, while "Vintage" believes MJF has a legitimate shot to unseat Jon Moxley as AEW champion. The guys also look whether a third Chris Jericho-Orange Cassidy match was necessary, the continuous poor handling of the women's division and potential winners of the Casino Battle Royale before wondering why the go-home episode of Dynamite did not hit right with so much on the line entering Saturday. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

This unique episode features host Adam Silverstein wading through the fallout of WWE Payback and an epic NXT championship match in a special Tuesday edition of the show. First, Adam is joined by co-host Chris Vannini to break down the strong main event storyline featuring Randy Orton, Keith Lee and Seth Rollins on a rebound edition of Raw and whether Brock Lesnar will return to WWE after his contract lapsed in The Main Event [2:45]. The guys then look at everything else from Monday night, including Rey Mysterio's injury, Dominik Mysterio's ceiling, The IIconics' split, repetitive storylines and concepts they are ready to trash [24:45]. Next up, "The Silver King" rides solo as he provides instant analysis of the Fatal 4-Way Iron Man match between Johnny Gargano, Tomasso Ciampa, Adam Cole and Finn Balor for the vacant NXT title [56:38]. Did NXT get the booking right, and did the match live up to expectations? Plus, a look at the rest of the show. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.