Human Tornado has been in nearly 500 professional wrestling matches all over the world. He has competed in PWG, CZE, GCW, ROH, DragonGate, Wrestling Society X, and a lot more. On this episode Human Tornado tells us about his start in Southern California, teaming with El Generico (Sami Zayn) in Pro Wrestling Guerrilla and calling themselves 2 Skinny Black Guys, how he came up with the character of a break dancing pimp, having a role in the movie Nacho Libre as El Snowflake, and settles the argument on who came up with the invincible crotch gimmick, him or Joey Ryan.

Jon and Jack are divided about TNA and Matt Hardy’s Final Deletion. Jon thinks it’s a bat shi*t good time, Jack thinks it’s the worst thing in wrestling history. In this episode of GoodBad Wrestling No Holds Barred they discuss the infamous “match” that made the broken universe the most talked about thing in wrestling and reinvented the Hardy Boyz career. Let us know what you think @goodbadwrestling

Believe it or not, there have been multiple instances of sumo wrestling finding its way into professional wrestling companies. In this episode, we take a look back at the absurdity of Earthquake vs Yokozuna, Big Show vs Akebono, and Hulk Hogan vs The Giant (Big Show) in a sumo monster truck match. So strap on your keshō-mawashi and throw down some salt before you listen to our review of Sumo in WWE and WCW.

We all thought the “extreme” nature of the attitude era and ruthless aggression era was cool back in the day, but is it still? Jerry Springer and Howard Stern had added edginess to pop culture and WWE followed along by having “Divas” strip each other for wins. On this episode we revisit the concept of the bra & panties match, and even get a female perspective, to see just how poorly that era has aged. Let us know what you think @goodbadwrestling

Babi Slymm is a former independent wrestler who has traveled the world and worked with some of the biggest names in wrestling today. In this interview he tells us when his interest in wrestling began. He shares how he broke into the business. He also tells us some great stories about his time working in Wrestling Society X and in Japan. Then to wrap things up Slymm will answer the fan favorite GoodBad “Go Home Questions”. Follow Slymm @coachingbydrake and follow the show @goodbadwrestling

Your worst enemy, Big Boss Man, murdered your dog, Pepper. Then he cooked the dog and tricked you into eating it. Revenge is the only thing on your mind, well that and the prestigious hardcore title. You are Al Snow and the only way to set things straight is to have an ill advised cage in a cage match filled with fluffy pleasant rottwielers who can’t be bothered with your stupid human BS, then be scared to fight your enemy in the Hell in a Cell. This is our review of the infamous Kennel From Hell match. Stick around after the episode for this week’s Good News Bad News.

Strongman Jon Andersen is an international strongman competitor, IFBB pro bodybuilder, and professional wrestler who has competed at a top level all over the world. His wrestling career has roots in California but spreads through CMLL and NJPW. On this episode Strongman tells us all about his prolific strongman days, how he got into wrestling, he shares stories from his time in New Japan Pro Wrestling and Mexico, plus he gives us some of his Deepwater training philosophies. We had an absolute blast talking to him, just as you will listening.

Considered to be the worst idea Vince Russo and the WWF/WWE ever had, Brawl For All was a “shoot fight” tournament held on Monday Night Raw in 1998. On this episode we break down why it was such a bad idea, how poorly it was executed, and cover the absolutely disastrous why it ended with Butterbean knocking Bart Gunn’s head clean off at Wrestlemania XV. You can watch that here https://youtu.be/J9fmrvYXgtY then come back and hear our thoughts. Plus after the episode, we give you the GoodBad BadNews in professional wrestling including Drake, a WWE star injured AND suspended, a WWF legend goes active shooter on Vince McMahon, and New Japan Pro Wrestling forced to cancel shows. Let us know what you think @gb2wrestling!

This is our review of some of the music created by professional wrestlers. Did you know Macho Man Randy Savage has a rap album, or that Hulk Hogan has a rock album, or that Terry Funk was a singer? Neither did we! On this episode we revisit some of these songs and decide if they are good, bad, or GoodBad. Plus we give you this weeks GoodNews BadNews.

We have a history of touchy subjects on this show, but we are only reporting the real things that WWE have done. In this instance Chuck Palumbo and Billy Gunn were set to be married on Smackdown at the advise of their manager Rico. This story was assisted by and approved by GLAAD. The only problem is WWE decided to stray from the plan and add in The Godfather and his “Ho’s”. Add in a seemingly anti-gay, or at least overly pro hetero crowd, and you have the recipe for a hilarious disaster. Watch it here https://youtu.be/PSfrZbEddoo then listen to our take.