The Roman Reigns/Daniel Bryan stuff is no less weird than it was previously. What exactly are we doing here? And why isn't the RAW tag division-loaded with wonderful tag teams-given the saem respect as the Smackdown division? We discussed all of this and more from the week that was in WWE in Segment 1.

In Segment 2 (36:47), AJ tags out but Brandon tags in. We preview All Out and NXT UK TakeOver: Cardiff, both coming up this Saturday. Oh-and Dave Meltzer says WWE is eyeing a return of Enzo & Cass for NXT now that it's on TV. Are we ready for them to be back?

In Segment 3 (1:49:43), a visit with wrestling legend Selina Majors (formerly known as Bambi) about the new season of WOW-Women of Wrestling on AXS TV, her thoughts on GLOW, how women's wrestling has changed and more.

Aaron is out this week but the guys have plenty to talk about. The Wednesday Night Wars are upon us! What does it mean for NXT? Will it become a totally separate third brand or still be a developmental brand? Will other stars be shifted over? Will AEW ultimately have to move days? Will we be burnt out as wrestling fans?

In Segment 2 (36:54), we jumped in to the week that was in WWE programming-a letdown at the end of SmackDown, Buddy Murphy gets a clean win over Daniel Bryan, we have new RAW tag champs, will Strowman ultimately turn heel? Kevin Owens hasn't been very "Stone Cold" since SummerSlam and more.

And in Segment 3 (1:07:34), the great Dylan Postl-formerly known as Hornswoggle-checked in with us to discuss his new book "Life Is Short And So Am I," his decade in the WWE, overcoming adversity at every turn and what he still wants to accomplish in his career. It was a great chat.

Was it smart to have Seth Rollins beat Brock Lesnar cleanly? Was it smart to have Kofi/Randy Orton finish in a double countout? Are wrestling fans all totally insane? How great is The Fiend? How perfect was NXT? THERE'S JUST SO MUCH TO TALK ABOUT FROM SUMMERSLAM WEEKEND SO THAT'S WHAT WE DID, YOU GUYS.

And a surprise bonus final segment (1:30:38) as Carlos Colon (CARLITO!) joins us to discuss his role on GLOW, the show's third season streaming now on Netflix, including an apple in Season 2 and much more!

Our scheduling issues continue, but we continue to try to work our way through bringing you episodes of Jobbing Out each week. For some reason, our conversation about the insane Daniel Bryan/Roman Reigns situation devolved into...what would you expect? Screaming. Of course.

In Segment 2 (33:33), we made our picks for SummerSlam-or at least the matches we know about to this point anyway. There seem to be some obvious picks for Sunday night but could anything surprise us?

In Segment 3 (56:32), we discussed AEW's first TV show selling out Capital One Arena and then made our picks for NXT TakeOver: Toronto. Are we getting the Adam Cole/Roderick Strong split here?

AJ is off at the Gathering Of The Juggalos, but we wanted to make sure we got you a show this week after missing last week. Much to discuss-who attacked Roman and why didn't they actually attack him? Seriously, WTF was that segment? Also, the SummerSlam card is coming together nicely and AEW is kicking off their TV show in DC but was their announcement underwhelming?

In Segment 3 (1:30:32), the "Son Of A Gunn" himself, Austin Gunn joined us to discuss being a second generation wrestler, getting to have his #ALLIN moment with his father, being a part of the Top Prospect Tournament with Ring Of Honor and the Future Of Honor event at MCW Arena in Joppa (and more!)

SOOOOOO much wrestling, you guys. SOOOOO much. In Segment 1 we recap Extreme Rules, with a lengthy conversation about one particular TERRIBLE booking decision that A-has nothing to do Brock Lesnar and B-not everyone agrees is so terrible. We also discussed Lesnar and much more.

In Segment 2 (32:10), YOU GUYS WE SAW THE BACKSTREET BOYS oh and also we get into the rest of the week that was in WWE. Seth/Brock again, are we getting Kofi/Orton at SummerSlam, some surprising women's #1 contenders, could Daniel Bryan face Shawn Michaels after the RAW reunion and so much more

And in Segment 3 (1:06:03), we get into the rest of the week in pro wrestling-AEW's Fight For The Fallen-including Cody's absurd closing promo, EVOLVE's cool event and why WWE should do more of that-speaking of which, WWE incorporated 205 Live with RAW storylines, that seems like a good idea.

The guys are...wait for it...TOGETHER. In the same room. Like, all of them. It's wild. The reason for the gathering? They're all going to the Backstreet Boys show together tomorrow night. No. Really. But first, wrestling! Extreme Rules is Sunday night! There's maybe going to be something Extreme? But who will win the matches?

In Segment 2 (42:34), the guys discuss the rest of the week in WWE-including Kevin Owens' face turn, why in the world Cedric Alexander and Roman Reigns would LOSE and THEN let the secret be known and much more.

In Segment 3 (1:05:50), former NXT star Bull James (FKA Bull Dempsey) checked in to discuss his career, his recent match with AJ at SCW and the possibility of a rematch.

We wrapped the week by discussing the recent G1 event in Dallas, the fallout from Slammiversary plus this coming weekend's Evolve and AEW shows.

Quick and dirty this week-we ran through the many topics on the table in pro wrestling:

-A Fyter Fest recap

-The unprotected chair shot Cody took

-Kenny Omega has beef that WWE is streaming opposite Fight For The Fallen

-FOX wants Donald Trump on Smackdown

-There's going to be more FOX insanity, isn't there

-The Braun/Lashley moment to kick off the Paul Heyman era

-Maria and Mike Kanellis doing a cucking bit

-A HUGE heel turn for AJ Styles and where that goes next

-Was that a face turn for Kevin Owens?

-The magic of R-Truth and Drake Maverick

-And still more

Stomping Grounds is in the rear view mirror and was...largely good. But of course, we needed SOMETHING to bitch about, so why not bitch about the completely logical, somewhat clever choice of special guest referee for the main event. Even dumber? For some reason people think there's an issue with Seth Rollins talking up himself...or his employer. You'll never guess who was being the worst about it.

In Segment 2 (37:51), we discussed the rest of the week in WWE. We're doing LOTS of two-out-of-three falls matches now, huh? It's a sound idea, but is it too over the top? R-Truth continues to be absolutely amazing and so much more.

In Segment 3 (1:01:24), Ring Of Honor's PJ Black joins us before "Best In The World" at UMBC Event Center Friday night. We discussed his insane six man tag match, how his character has evolved since leaving WWE, why he has no issue with Rollins' comments and much more.

And we wrapped the show (make sure you stay until the end) by discussing the news of Paul Heyman and Eric Bischoff taking executive roles with the creative staff.

"Stomping Grounds-kicking ass and...we're still doing this?" is this Sunday, so let's make some picks. Are they going to pull the trigger on the briefcase at such a meaningless PPV in Tacoma? No chance, right? One of the four hosts thinks they will.

In Segment 2 (26:12), RAW was...ACTUALLY pretty good this week. Thanks in large part to less Shane McMahon. Smackdown wasn't as good, but such is life. Bray Wyatt appears to be on the cusp of finally re-debuting, R-Truth continues to be amazing, etc.

In Segment 3 (57:38), we get stiffed by a guest, so Glenn does his best to dance for a bit-then we discuss the upcoming NXT Tournament, what we learned from Tony Khan's appearance on Stone Cold's podcast and something awkward that looms for WWE with two major partners.