Just minutes after WWE Payback went off the air on Sunday night, host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini jumped on the horn to break down perhaps the best pay-per-view of the year for any company to date. After cracking some cans, the guys begin by discussing Roman Reigns' heel turn and WWE deciding to change the universal championship just seven days after "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt beat Braun Strowman for the title at SummerSlam [5:50]. "The Silver King" and Chris then run through the rest of the show [29:30], including their excitement for the tag team of Rey & Dominik Mysterio, Keith Lee going over strong against Randy Orton, a shockingly great women's tag team title match, what the future holds for Bayley & Sasha Banks, massive wins for Big E and Matt Riddle and the meaning of three title changes in a single night. The guys wrap up by wondering about the future of Retribution, grading the show and posturing  whether WWE's incredible PPV booking will translate to TV this week and going forward [1:06:57]. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

The shocking final minutes of the go-home SmackDown ahead of WWE Payback lead this special show as host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini break down Roman Reigns' decision to become a "Paul Heyman Guy," what it means for his face-heel status and whether it will have any impact on Sunday night's main event [9:09]. "The Silver King" explains why turning Reigns heel in this moment is so important for his long-term success before the guys wade through everything on SmackDown that will not impact the pay-per-view [20:58]. Adam and Chris wrap things up with their WWE Payback ultimate preview [45:00], sharing analysis and predictions on the entire card, including the universal title no holds barred match between Reigns, Braun Strowman and champion "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt; Bayley & Sasha Banks' women's tag team title match (and their future as best friends); Keith Lee major opportunity vs. Randy Orton; and Rey & Dominik Mysterio going up against Seth Rollins & Murphy. Be sure to tune in for instant analysis immediately after WWE Payback goes off the air, and follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

The second of three weeks that NXT and AEW are running unopposed from one another brought vastly different shows. As NXT resets its storylines and championship pictures after NXT TakeOver: XXX, AEW continues its build towards All Out. Host Adam Silverstein breaks down both shows instant analysis-style immediately after the went off the air in this unique episode. Up first is NXT, which saw Karrion Kross vacate the NXT championship and general manager William Regal respond by setting up a huge match next week [3:16]. There was also a big title change on the show along with a much-anticipated bout between Santos Escobar and Swerve and some intriguing storylines in the women's division. AEW Dynamite focused on the potential breakup of The Elite after Hangman Page cost the Young Bucks a shot at the tag team championships [27:49]. Also, Jon Moxley and MJF shared a war of words in a contract signing, Lance Archer returned to the ring and Matt Hardy vs. Sammy Guevara finally went down in a tables match. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

With WWE SummerSlam a success and only a few days left until WWE Payback, host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini evaluate the fallout from WWE's second-biggest show of the year and how it has begun building its next. The guys were disappointed with Raw [11:24], which included a sudden universal title match with "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt, Braun Strowman and Roman Reigns being announced; the confusing continuation of Drew McIntyre-Randy Orton, "Limitless" Keith Lee  being limited, odd booking for the women's division and the best showing yet from Retribution in the main event. "The Silver King" and Chris also discuss Renee Young leaving WWE [4:06] and more from the week in WWE [57:10] -- Jeff Hardy winning the intercontinental title [52:07], The Miz and Big E arguing Talking Smack, Aleister Black turning heel, etc. -- before exploring a rare Saturday edition of AEW Dynamite [1:30:12]. Brodie Lee's utter destruction of Cody is the main topic, though the guys also break down Tully Blanchard managing FTR, Jon Moxley's strong promo and the Mimosa Mayhem Match with Chris Jericho and Orange Cassidy. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Just minutes after WWE SummerSlam 2020 went off the air, Getting Over is here with instant analysis of the company's second-biggest show of the year. Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini open with a discussion about WWE ThunderDome [4:00] before taking you through the wild ride that was SummerSlam [16:08], including the surprise return of Roman Reigns to close the show, two major title changes, the future of the WWE and universal championships in the hands of Drew McIntyre and "The Fiend" Bray Wyatt, incredible booking of Sasha Banks and Bayley in the women's division highlighted by an MVP night for Asuka and the debut of Dominik Mysterio. "The Silver King" and Chris also break down NXT TakeOver: XXX [1:32:32], which featured Karrion Kross being crowned while suffering an injury in defeating Keith Lee, a frenetic North American championship match and movement int he women's division with Io Shirai defending her title. Don't miss this episode! Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

WIth NXT set to present the 30th edition of its signature TakeOver event, host Adam Silverstein brings you an ultimate preview of NXT TakeOver: XXX plus an exclusive interview with reigning NXT champion Keith Lee [39:18]. "The Silver King" and the first double champion in NXT history discuss Lee's incredible 10-month run, going face-to-face with Brock Lesnar at the Royal Rumble, deciding to share his life experiences publicly and what to expect when he faces Karrion Kross on Saturday night. First, Getting Over offers a complete breakdown of NXT TakeOver: XXX [8:45], including predictions for each match on the card along with everything that happened on the go-home show. Will Lee retain or Kross get crowned? Is it actually possible that Pat McAfee is booked to beat Adam Cole? Should you look forward to any major splashes on the show? We answer all of that and more to get you set for what should be an incredible event. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

The second-biggest pay-per-view of the year is upon us as WWE SummerSlam brings a strong eight-match card including four potential main events that have been built well over the last few months. Will SummerSlam go as expected, or will it live up to its tagline: “You’ll never see it coming”? Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini dive into the entire card, previewing each match with a look at how it developed before providing predictions for what will happen Sunday night [51:47]. The guys discuss whether Randy Orton will continue his MVP-caliber year by taking the WWE title off Drew McIntyre, if a double turn should be expected as Braun Strowman defends the universal title against “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt, and whether Asuka will walk out of SummerSlam with one or both women’s championships after facing Bayley and Sasha Banks. Plus, Dominik Mysterio’s debut, Seth Rollins’ future and Hair vs. Hair. “The Silver King” and Chris open the show by breaking down everything else from the week in WWE [3:53], including the announcement of WWE ThunderDome, Retribution’s latest antics across both shows, surprising positives for Raw Underground and the 24/7 title and what’s ahead for the intercontinental championship. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

An up-and-down Wednesday for NXT and AEW was filled with some successes and questionable booking decisions ahead of important stretches for both shows. Host Adam Silverstein opens with NXT, looking at the questionable build but excellent execution of the Keith Lee-Karrion Kross main event feud ahead of NXT TakeOver: XXX [2:43]. Also from NXT: strong promos from Io Shirai and Finn Balor, Bronson Reed and Damien Priest bang, the future of Undisputed Era and a look at the updated North American title ladder match. Controversy found the main events of both shows with the return of Velveteen Dream on NXT and Chris Jericho appearing on AEW Dynamite. Co-host Chris Vannini joins "The Silver King" to break own Dynamite [21:15], including Orange Cassidy's victory and ultimate ceiling, the direction of Cody's character, Tag Team Appreciation Night and the usage of Lance Archer. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

An up-and-down week of WWE programming closed strong Monday night with Randy Orton and Ric Flair delivering a masterclass in storytelling over the final 30 minutes on Raw. Host Adam Silverstein breaks down why Orton-Flair was so successful and wonders whether this will be Flair's final meaningful angle [2:45]. "The Silver King" then breaks down the pitiful launch of Retribution, possibly the dorkiest faction in wrestling history, in The Main Event [13:27 & 55:17] along with the continuing Sasha Banks-Bayley-Asuka storyline [21:00] and whether the Braun Strowman-Fiend-Alexa Bliss angle will be a success or failure [26:42]. Also in the show are the tremendous Seth Rollins-Dominic Mysterio contract signing, Week 2 of Raw Underground, Sonya Deville's rising star and everything else that happened in WWE this week [29:45]. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Another incredible night of wrestling action was highlighted with a headline-making main event on NXT as former NFL punter and occasional WWE personality Pat McAfee surprised by punt kicking Adam Cole's head off in the show's final moments. Host Adam Silverstein opens the show discussing a perfectly-built episode of NXT, including the tremendous McAfee-Cole angle and what it means going forward [7:14]. Also from NXT: changes to the North American championship ladder match, Santos Escobar's ceiling, and a bungled Keith Lee vs. Karrion Kross build. AEW bounced back in a major way with a much-improved episode of Dynamite [24:57]. "The Silver King" discusses Jon Moxley's title retention, the booking of Darby Allin, Eric Bischoff's return to TNT, Orange Cassidy's ceiling, Sue's van, Sammy Guevara eviscerating Matt Hardy, Matt Cardona's debut match and much more. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.