The 2020 edition of WWE Extreme Rules was billed as "The Horror Show," but did it unintentionally live up to that moniker? Just moments after the pay-per-view aired, host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini break down the entire card, which included some great action and a bunch of controversial finishes to make for a divisive PPV. The guys disagree strongly on the cinematic Wyatt Swamp Fight, which main evented the show, though "The Silver King" and Chris were both fond of Drew McIntyre's WWE championship defense against Dolph Ziggler. The action was great in Asuka-Sasha Banks and Seth Rollins-Rey Mysterio, but did the booking of the finish and the Eye for an Eye stipulation respectively doom both matches? Plus, new champions, missed opportunities, three undelivered bouts, Extreme Rules grades and brief thoughts on Impact Wrestling's Slammiversary show. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Just over 48 hours before The Horror Show at Extreme Rules, WWE United States champion Apollo Crews drops by the show for the first time. Crews joins host Adam Silverstein on our 50th episode to discuss his sudden move from SmackDown to Raw, working under and learning from Paul Heyman, winning the U.S. championship, whether he should have spent more time in NXT before moving to the main roster, the highs and lows of booking in WWE and representation now compared to when he started in the company. Plus, a last-minute question-and-answer session ahead of WWE Extreme Rules airing Sunday at 7 p.m. ET on the WWE Network. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

AEW followed its two-week Fyter Fest with a special Fight for the Fallen edition of Dynamite that largely delivered with Jon Moxley and Brian Cage fighting for the AEW title to a controversial finish [17:45]. Host Adam Silverstein looks at the decision to have Taz throw in the towel, Chris Jericho's "Demo God" promo, Sonny Kiss' big moment and whether AEW is meeting the lofty expectations it created upon its debut. But first, "The Silver King" leads his birthday show with NXT [4:05] as he basks in the glory of Keith Lee's double title reign, wonders about his championship contenders, lauds the incredible Legado del Fantasma vignette and directs the women's title match between Io Shirai and Teagen Nox in the main event. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Will the 2020 of WWE Extreme Rules be a "Horror Show" after all? Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini take a deep dive into the entire card, previewing each made and looking ahead to how storylines will develop past Sunday night [49:00]. The guys discuss whether Sasha Banks and Bayley are set to become a Two Woman Power Trip, how Drew McIntyre and Braun Strowman have done as champions since WrestleMania, whether WWE should merge its tag team titles and what to expect from the Wyatt Swamp Fight, Bar Fight and the Eye for an Eye match between Seth Rollins and Rey Mysterio. "The Silver King" and Chris open the show breaking down why they dislike the horror genre [2:15], where WWE's women's evolution stands after five years (following a horrendous karaoke segment) [13:08], the upcoming Randy Orton-Big Show match [36:03] and Charly Caruso's great night backstage. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Bask in his glory because Keith Lee is the first dual champion in NXT history. The incredible Winner Take All match from NXT Great American Bash opens this week's show as host Adam Silverstein takes a closer look at Lee's rise to prominence and what's ahead for Adam Cole and Undisputed Era [3:35]. Despite the main event delivering for NXT, it is AEW Fyter Fest that won the critical battle on Night 2 of this mini-war even as Tony Khan once again over promised with pre-show hyperbole [10:48]. "The Silver King" dives into Chris Jericho-Orange Cassidy, Taz's "major" announcement and two tremendous tag team matches, including one the exhibited the true greatness of Rey Fenix. Adam then flips back to Great American Bash [27:35] to discuss mistakes NXT made in booking the show, Candice LaRae's first big win, Johnny Gargano and Swere tearing the house down, plus the continued rise of Legado del Fantasma. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

From "The Horror Show at Extreme Rules" to the newly announced "Eye for an Eye" match, WWE has painted itself into a corner for its upcoming pay-per-view. Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini open the show by discussing how WWE shoots itself in the foot by over-marketing its product, whether Rey Mysterio and Seth Rollins can deliver on this confusing stipulation and what else to expect at Extreme Rules next Sunday [4:06]. Also in the Main Event, the guys look at the new United States championship and provide their ranking of the top five active titles in professional wrestling [28:10]. Plus, Dolph Ziggler's stipulation, Heath Slater's one-night return, Sasha Banks' continued dominance, Matt Riddle's second week, matches to watch that you may have missed and Sheamus' awful "toast" of Jeff Hardy [52:30]. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast. 

The head-to-head battle between NXT and AEW kicked into a new gear this week as NXT The Great American Bash and AEW Fyter Fest began their two-night extravaganzas clashing with two of the best shows from either brand this year [4:20]. Host Adam Silverstein kicks off with NXT's highly-anticipated and highly-entertaining Io Shirai vs. Sasha Banks match [6:05], Teagen Nox's big moment, a lackluster strap match, quality booking decisions and why next week's show may struggle. Next up, "The Silver King" breaks down AEW's decision to take three shots at WWE/NXT and whether it overshadowed the episode itself [32:24], which included a strong tag team title main event with a curious angle, Hikaru Shida-Penelope Ford giving Shirai-Banks a run for their money, Cody getting the most of out Jake Hager and some questionable calls in the tag team matches. Plus, did Ryu or Trent's mom emerge as Wednesday night's breakout star? Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

The road to WWE Extreme Rules: The Horror Show peaked Monday night in an extended champions vs. challengers storyline that proved WWE still has some tricks up its sleeve. Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini look at Drew McIntyre, Dolph Ziggler, Sasha Banks, Bayley and Asuka effecting to lead an entertaining show [30:08]. But first, the guys explore fallout from WWE's coronavirus scare and how it affected both shows [5:50], and "The Silver King" gets big mad about "The Horror Show" tagline being added to Extreme Rules [19:37]. Adam and Chris also break down everything else from SmackDown and Raw [52:35], including the Braun Strowman-Bray Wyatt build, mistakes with Andrade and Angel Garza, where Seth Rollins and Rey Mysterio are headed, The IIconics and the futures of Apollo Crews and Bobby Lashley. Plus, Tessa Blanchard is released by Impact [48:00], and quick previews of AEW Fyter Fest and NXT Great American Bash [1:19:25]. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

Interrupting the regular Wednesday Night Wards edition of Getting Over is breaking news that multiple WWE talents and employees have tested positive for COVID-19. Host Adam Silverstein opens the show diving into the latest news, discussing WWE's ridiculous approach to the coronavirus from the onset and how it has affected not only its own company but AEW programming as well [2:00]. "The Silver King" then breaks down a tremendous North American championship triple threat match as well as everything else that went down on NXT, including Raquel Gonzalez's breakout match, Rhea Ripley's future and the questionable return of the Great American Bash [18:56]. Up next, a look at AEW's final build for Fyter Fest, which will take place over the next two editions of AEW Dynamite, and why the in-ring product was far weaker than the storyline development on this week's episode [35:25]. Adam closes by answering a handful of DM slides [48:00] and previewing what coming up next week. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.

In a double episode of Getting Over, host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini tackle major topics outside the weekly programming. The guys open the show discussing  'The Undertaker: Last Ride' five-part docuseries and whether Taker actually announced his retirement on the fifth and final episode [2:50]. They then move into an extended conversation about Matt Riddle's debut on SmackDown and the #SpeakingOut movement taking professional wrestling by storm [21:28]. "The Silver King" and Chris spend the rest of the episode discussing the latest from Raw and SmackDown. They start with the changing women's scene, including Charlotte Flair's on-screen injury and upcoming surgery, what's next for Asuka and where WWE is going with the Bayley and Sasha Banks storyline [42:23]. Edge's promo of the year contender, Randy Orton's incredible resurrection as the 'Legend Killer,' Bray Wyatt's rebirth, Rey Mysterio's return and an on-the-mend tag team division highlight the rest of the show. Follow Getting Over on Twitter @GettingOverCast.