So much to discuss this week. AJ was getting some love on RAW and Smackdown. No really! We have audio evidence! During Segment 1 we discuss why the sudden change in the RAW title match at Royal Rumble, where everyone goes from here, the super awkward segments with Alexa Bliss and Mandy Rose this week plus a title win for Bobby Lashley and so much more.

In Segment 2 (37:02), the conversation of RAW wraps up. We're not all believers in Drew McIntyre-but why? And which teams will be in the Elimination Chamber match for the women's tag team titles? Plus-an awkward end to Smackdown-guys, Shane McMahon just ain't great right now. Plus Andrade and Rey Mysterio-we need more of that.

In Segment 3 (1:07:37), SCU's Scorpio Sky joins the show to discuss an unreal month-jumping from Ring Of Honor, committing to AEW. Why was he willing to take such a leap? What are his expectations moving forward? Was there any trepidation at all?

After that, we recap NXT UK TakeOver: Blackpool (that name is way too long), discuss an awesome new faction in Ring Of Honor and some more AEW details from Chris Jericho.

We're four different guys in four different spots with four...largely different opinions. Our bud Brandon Linton is back with us this week as he continues to kick the crap out of cancer. We start with RAW in Segment 1-including Rollins/Lashley, Hogan's Mean Gene tribute, Brock...does nothing...again, Cena is back and is Ronda/Sasha proof that we're on our way to the Horsewomen/Horsewomen? Also...when?

In Segment 2 (39:14), we move to Smackdown. Daniel Bryan's promo was friggin' amazing. But if we're headed to Cena/Bryan, is there danger that they can't keep him heel? Also-we all assume Shane is turning heel but might it actually be The Miz? Who had the best match this week? And is Asuka impervious to boos while working with Becky?

And in Segment 3 (1:06:29), we break down the rest of the huge week in pro wrestling. The fallout from Wrestle Kingdom leading to the huge All Elite Wrestling/Double Or Nothing rally (maybe ease up on all of the Jacksonville stuff?), what's next for AEW, Impact had a Pay-Per-View and NXT UK: TakeOver coming up this weekend!

Happy New Year! We have a lot to do on this week's episode of "Jobbing Out," as our pal Brandon Linton joined us in studio while also simultaneously kicking the ever-loving-shit out of cancer. We discuss our trip to the Smackdown house show in Baltimore (the show was amazing) and then we transitioned to the sad news of "Mean Gene" Okerlund passing away. Do you remember what significant moment Mean Gene was part of in Baltimore? Is he the most significant sports interviewer in history?

In Segment 2 (32:01), the guys shift the conversation to RAW & Smackdown this week. AJ has a new way for us to measure best matches-who had it this week? Should Rey Mysterio have been the #1 contender at Royal Rumble instead of AJ Styles? Are we definitely headed towards Cena/Bryan and Brock/Rollins at WrestleMania? Oh and also, how amazing were Cena and Becky this week?

In Segment 3 (1:05:30), former WWE broadcaster Sean Mooney joins us to tell us his own stories about what Mean Gene meant to him and the business in general. It's a special conversation about a very special man. Then the guys discuss this week's big news regarding All Elite Wrestling (and the upcoming "Double Or Nothing" event), this weekend's Wrestle Kingdom event, what's happening on 205 Live and NXT and much more.

It's that time of year! MCW's Shawn Credle is with us as we wrap up the year in WWE with the annual "Jobbies." Who was the best male superstar? Best female? Best match? Best feud? Best show? We debate it all on this week's show (there's more than a little disagreement) to wrap up 2018!

TLC is in the rear-view mirror, the McMahons are back in charge and everything has changed. Or has it? We discuss the fallout of the return of the McMahons in Segment 1. This is a good thing, right? Except when isn't. But seriously, does any of this actually matter? Also-what to make of the call-ups and will more roster shake-ups be coming?

In Segment 2 (30:05), former WWE ref Jimmy Korderas (now an analyst on SportsNet in Canada) joined us to discuss the return of the McMahons, his thoughts on other aspects of the industry and his favorite moments in his career. After that, the guys broke down the rest of the fallout from TLC-including whether Braun Strowman "needs" to beat Brock Lesnar.

In Segment 3 (1:05:09), "Bad Boy" Joey Janela checked in after hanging with AJ at Sausage Castle Wrestling in Orlando this weekend. He talks to us about his unique path in pro wrestling, why he's not headed to WWE any time soon, his recovery, his personal life being "news" and much more.

Then we wrapped by chatting with AJ about SCW and by discussing big news in the land of Ring Of Honor.

Aaron is back from (probably not) celebrating Hanukkah and we've got a lot to do on this week's show. In Segment 1 we discuss the new RAW tag team champs-where in the world did that come from? Plus who had the best match on RAW and much more. Oh-and who did AJ Francis spend an evening with this week that will make everyone insanely jealous?

In Segment 2 (17:20), Sausage Castle Wrestling champion Trailer Park Chuck joins the show to help us make our picks for TLC Sunday. There are two huge triple threat matches-who will walk out as Smackdown's women's and tag team champs? Plus what role exactly does "Bare Ass the Clown" play in this week's bet?

In Segment 3 (52:11), "The Zombie Princess" Jimmy Jacobs joined us to discuss a Tweet he sent out this week about the difficulty of writing RAW that picked up some steam. Just how difficult is it to write a three hour wrestling show? We also discussed his new role with IMPACT Wrestling, the magic that was the "Festival of Friendship," his departure from WWE and much more.

And we wrapped the show by discussing further integration of 205 Live starts on RAW and Smackdown, the change to the WrestleMania weekend schedule, Conor & Becky and by previewing Ring Of Honor's Final Battle Pay-Per-View this weekend.

MCW's Shawn Credle is in for Aaron this week (you think there's any chance he's actually celebrating Hanukkah?) and we have much to discuss. For example-a pressing question about the timing of MCW's Shamrock Cup. To be fair-it needs to be asked. Also-which heel turn is going better: Daniel Bryan's or Dean Ambrose's? Why did they pull the trigger on Dolph/Drew now? Why are Sasha and Bayley talking about belts that don't even exist?

In Segment 2 (58:03), a SUPER strange commercial nearly derails us before we talk more about Smackdown. Should The Usos, New Day and The Bar be trying to recreate what Edge & Christian/The Dudleyz/The Hardy Boys once did at TLC? How do we handle the Becky Lynch/Charlotte/Ronda mess and more?

In Segment 3 (1:28:31), the great Tito Santana becomes our 24th WWE Hall of Famer to join the show before he comes to Perry Hall High School with MCW on December 29. He shares memories of his legendary match with Greg "The Hammer" Valentine in Baltimore, what it's like to be a school teacher and have kids whose parents are obsessed fans and much more.

The boys are back together with much to do on this week's show. In Segment 1 we talk to A.J. about some news that's a bit of a bummer for his budding pro wrestling career. And more importantly, Aaron is SUCH a fraud. Eventually, the conversation moves to wrestling. AJ isn't thrilled with the reviews for this week's episode of RAW. You might be able to guess why. What are the future plans for Alexa Bliss. If she becomes GM, does Baron Corbin just sorta drift into the abyss?

In Segment 2 (48:35), a look at the Smackdown picture. Charlotte and Becky were both awesome-when are we doing Four Horsewomen vs. Four Horsewomen? Also, are we getting Miz/Shane instead of Miz/Daniel Bryan at WrestleMania? Oh and also, all hail Samoa Joe.

In Segment 3 (1:13:54), we're joined by the legendary "Mr. Ass," the badass himself Billy Gunn. Not only do we discuss his upcoming appearance with MCW at Perry Hall High School, we also talk about the work he's done with AJ at the Team 3D Academy in Orlando. Plus-having his son (Austin Gunn) now working in the business too and plenty of reflection on being such a huge part of the Attitude Era and more.

We wrapped the show by discussing whether Tony Khan combining efforts with The Elite can change the wrestling business, more of Becky's greatness and some changes for NXT UK.

Survivor Series is in the books and the guys managed to find some time during Thanksgiving week to get together for a show. We have much to discuss in Segment 1, like, why did RAW win all of the matches? And also, seriously, why did RAW win all of the matches? And then also, RAW didn't actually even win all of the matches so why did RAW win all of the matches? Oh and where do we go with Becky/Charlotte/Ronda? Plus AJ talks about his training at the 3D Academy.

In Segment 2 (27:43), so we're going to go another Pay-Per-View cycle without the RAW champion being involved. That's...great. Also who had the best match on RAW this week, where are we headed coming out of TakeOver: War Games and much more.

In Segment 3 (45:49), the guys are joined by longtime wrestling writer/booker/on-screen talent (and even former WCW champion) Vince Russo to discuss the nature of the wrestling business at the moment, what he makes of David Arquette apparently losing his damn mind, thoughts on the Becky Lynch situation and more (plus his new podcast "Truth With Consequences," part of the Westwood One podcast network).

And we wrapped the show by discussing more about the Arquette situation, Enzo being embarrassing and Velveteen Dream channeling his inner Hollywood Hogan.

It's been an UNBELIEVABLE week in the WWE, so we're going guest-free again this week so we can cover all of it. AJ is only with us for a bit because he has officially kicked off his pro wrestling training at the Dudley Boyz' Academy in Florida (he's been working with Billy Gunn). And our guy Steve Migs is with us as we make Survivor Series Picks in Segment 1.

Then in Segment 2 (29:11), a more complete breakdown of everything related to the Nia Jax/Becky Lynch situation this week. How much heat should Nia face? How goddamn amazing is Becky? Where do we go between now and WrestleMania? Was this all in Ronda's best interests? After that, we also discussed the Daniel Bryan turn and title win...where did that come from? Where are they going with that? Is there a Survivor Series "problem?" Oh and we eventually made our NXT picks as well.

And in Segment 3 (1:34:24), we touch on the WWE smartly making the Mixed Match Challenge mean something (which doesn't address their meaningless upcoming PPV but still), David Arquette fighting for gold and Stone Cold doing WHAT?