The Main Event is back! Our pal A.J. Francis spent the last 10 days in Kuwait on a USO tour (which is awesome), but we're happy to have him back this week. He tells us all about his trip-including watching wrestling with the troops overseas. Then he finally gets his first chance to react to the Royal Rumble weekend (he was there for the Rumble) and where things are headed. We break down the picture on RAW-including Elias' star track, the continued weird booking of Nia Jax and much more.

In Segment 2 (40:43), the boys get into Smackdown from this week. Why are we adding a fourth person to the title picture? Is Rusev finally going to get his moment? And then...The Top 10? What IS it, exactly? We don't fully understand but it's a hell of an idea to steal so let's do it! The guys unveil their own Top 10 lists-as straight shoots. Who are the Top 10 professional wrestlers/tag teams/factions on the planet-regardless of affiliation? We unveiled 10-6 on our lists.

In Segment 3 (1:15:37), we unveil #'s 5-1 on our Top 10 lists. Who do we believe are the best pro wrestlers in the world at the moment? Our answers might surprise you. (Well, some of ours anyway.) After that, the guys dive into the Booker T/Corey Graves issues. This is a work, right? Plus we discuss the future of #205Live with some seemingly good news.

We're officially on the road to WrestleMania. Well, most of us are, anyway. AJ is in Kuwait visiting the troops. Typical spoiled, out of touch athlete, y'know? But PressBox's Simon Habtemariam kindly joins us in studio this week. In Segment 1, ALL RONDA ALL THE TIME. The Royal Rumble was great, but should WWE have waited until Monday or Tuesday to bring out Ronda Rousey? Also what do we expect from her moving forward? And how amazing were the Royal Rumble matches? Amazing, right?

In Segment 2 (36:12), we break down the rest of the week that was for the main WWE roster. Why isn't Finn Balor in the Elimination Chamber? What to do about the Miz if Maryse's due date is WrestleMania? Where are we heading with Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens? Could Sasha Banks be turning heel? We discussed all of it.

And in Segment 3 (1:07:03), our friend James Ellsworth joined us for a lengthy chat. We discussed everything about his unprecedented WWE run, storylines that were and storylines that weren't. What were the backstage politics like as he made his rise? We also discussed where he goes from here. Will he keep wrestling women? We talked about ACW's upcoming event "Ellsworth's Homecoming" February 16 at Michael's Eighth Avenue in Glen Burnie. After chatting with James, we wrapped up the week by discussing whether NXT erred in not giving the belt to Johnny Gargano after a phenomenal title match plus 205 Live has a new GM (who we love!) but is it kind of a disappointment?

It's #RoyalRumble week, but unfortunately we've got some other things to discuss to kick off this week's show. We start with the fallout of Enzo Amore's firing. What does it mean for the future of 205 Live? Who should be the GM? Is there a performer they can add to the show that would get people to watch? After that we discussed #RAW25, including the bizarre promo from The Undertaker. Seriously...what was that?

In Segment 2 (31:10), our friend Steve Migs from 99.9 KISW in Seattle joins us to make Royal Rumble and NXT TakeOver: Philadelphia picks. Will Andrade Cien Almas' title reign be short? Who could be nearing a callup? Which surprise entrants will be in the Royal Rumble matches? Who's going to WrestleMania? Will either heavyweight title switch hands? We discuss all of that and more.

In Segment 3 (1:09:54), AJ has to duck out but Migs sticks around to help us chat with the awesome Matt Sydal from Impact Wrestling (you may also remember him as "Evan Bourne" from his WWE days). We talk to Matt about his upcoming appearance at DEFY X at Seattle's Washington Hall, the state of affairs in Impact and whether he'd ever go back for one more run with WWE. Oh and Migs needs to talk to him about doing hallucinogens in the jungle in Peru. After talking to him, Glenn and Aaron discuss their trip to Smackdown this week in DC-including a surprising crowd reaction for Chad Gable.

Segment 1 deals with RAW is Braun. Strowman continues to be amazing, but where can they go from here? Have they reached the peak of what he can be? Seth Rollins brought back the curb stomp, so what does that mean? Also, Paige won't be in the Rumble, but is she done? If so, what happens to Sonya Deville and Mandy Rose?

In segment 2 (31:10) the guys talk to EVOLVE star and FIP champion, Austin Theory. Theory is only 20 years old, and is poised to be one of the breakout stars of 2018. What has his journey been like to this point? What did it mean to him for William Regal to point him out as the future of the business? And did he really want to be like John Cena when he was a kid?

After that, the guys talk Smackdown. Bobby Roode is US champ, but when is Dolph Ziggler coming back? Plus, the Mixed Match Challenge was a huge success in its debut.

In segment 3 (1:02:30), they're joined by ROH TV champion Silas Young. They talk about becoming TV champion in the Hammerstein Ballroom, and what that meant to him. Also, what's it like having what amounts to an 80s heel gimmick in a company like ROH? And of course, they have to ask about his glorious mustache.

In the Quick Count, they talk about the new arrivals at the WWE performance center, the departures from TNA, as well as the newest addition to the WWE Hall of Fame.

The show kicks off with a question posed by Glenn: did WWE tease something on RAW with Braun Strowman? Could he be turning into a monster heel, and could Paul Heyman be joining him? Plus, the Balor Club is actually a thing now, so where are they going for it? Will the Balor Club act as a group at Wrestlemania, or could there be bigger plans for Finn?

In segment 2 (44:04) the guys turn towards Smackdown and continue to ask where they're going with Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn. Plus, we get a little more clarity on the mixed-match challenge (before the brackets were officially released). Also, The Undertaker was backstage at Smackdown. What does this mean, and who is asking for this?

Finally, in segment 3 (1:18:00), they're joined by "The Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels. They talk about the wild 2017 he had, including being world champion for the first time. They also talk about his 26 year career, what's left on his bucket list. Finally, they ask about his recent feuds with the Bullet Club, and the "All In" show that's being put together. After the Fallen Angel goes, they talk more about the All In show, plus give their Wrestle Kingdom thoughts.

The boys are back together for the first show of 2018. There's so much to discuss-starting in Segment 1, as they break down the announcement of the Smackdown main event for Royal Rumble. Where does this leave us as far as Daniel Bryan and Shane McMahon are concerned? Are we finally seeing Bryan turn heel? The guys also get into the embarrassment of riches in the Smackdown tag division and the U.S. title tournament.

In Segment 2 (31:48) Lucha Underground star Shane Strickland returns to the program to discuss his return to DEFY as they celebrate their one year anniversary with a HUGE show February 2 at Washington Hall. He also discusses his wild program with Dante Fox, claiming the Trios Championship and much more. After that, the guys dive into the news that the women's Royal Rumble will be the same rules as the men's and what the reunion of the Balor Club could mean moving forward.

In Segment 3 (1:16:12), the guys are joined by Brian Pillman II for a fascinating interview. The son of the late Brian Pillman competed in his first match as a pro wrestler this past weekend. He discusses the path that brought him to this point after his father's untimely death, working with Lance Storm to prepare himself and much more. It's a really compelling conversation. After that, the guys preview Wrestle Kingdom to wrap up the show.

It's the final show of 2017, so it's time for the annual "Jobbies." In Segment 1, our pal Steve Migs joins us...and then joins us again. You'll have to let us explain. Our first batch of awards looks back at the year in NXT and ultimate builds to a debate about the best WWE feud of the year.

In Segment 2 (42:48), the Jobbies continue as we debate the male and female WWE superstars of the year, the best individual show, best tag team, best match of the year and most importantly, the best "jobber" of 2017.

In Segment 3 (1:19:30), the legendary Torrie Wilson joins the show to discuss all sorts of topics. She looks back on much of her career-including some of the more cringe-worthy moments she's experienced. We also discussed her feelings on the current crop of female WWE stars and whether she'd be up for a spot in the first ever Women's Royal Rumble. After that, the guys go over the week that was in the WWE, including new RAW tag team champs and the greatness that is Rusev Day.

Clash of Champions is in the rearview mirror but there's other big news to discuss this week. In Segment 1, the boys dive into the news of the first ever women's Royal Rumble match. Here's a stunner. Aaron is the worst and somehow bitches about everything. After that, the boys break down the rest of the week on RAW-who is being protected at Royal Rumble in the title match?

In Segment 2 (36:30), the guys recap Clash of Champions. Does one of them have to eat nasty vegan food or does our pal Chuck Carroll from CBS have to dance to Gucci Gang? Also what happens next with AJ Syles and how might John Cena still factor in? Also, Happy Rusev Day to you all.

And in Segment 3 (1:03:17), there are reports and rumors flying around about a potential XFL revival. Could it work? The guys welcome former XFL receiver Mike Furrey to the show-who went on to have an eight year NFL career including a 1,000 yard receiving season with the Lions. After that, the guys discuss the possibility themselves. They then recap the weekend that was for Ring Of Honor, including a new world champion.

The boys are back together in the same studio for a HUUUUGE show. In Segment 1, the guys go over what happened on RAW this week-who's the #1 contender? Why would Kane need to be in a triple threat match if they go that route? Which member of the crew has jumped on the bandwagon to say Roman Reigns/Brock Lesnar won't happen at WrestleMania? At the end of Segment 1 (34:21), RAW women's champ Alexa Bliss joins us to discuss Biscuit Butts, pet pigs and wrestling in Abu Dhabi.

In Segment 2 (43:48), it's time for us to make our #ClashofChampions picks. The Weight Loss Champ/CBS columnist Chuck Carroll is our guest picker this week as we debate whether there's any chance AJ Styles and/or Kevin Owens & Sami Zayn don't win. If one of the boys loses, they have to eat a Chuck Carroll inspired terrible vegan meal.

In Segment 3 (1:13:36), the guys are joined by Ring Of Honor star Punishment Martinez to preview Final Battle and just talk about being a walking badass in general. Why is this Pay-Per-View at Hammerstein Ballroom particularly meaningful to him?

After that, the guys jump into the Quick Count, previewing Final Battle, discussing James Ellsworth's list, Jericho/Omega and WWE's new Facebook show.

Aaron's...somewhere else? But the boys bring in MCW's Shawn Credle to fill in for him on this week's show. In Segment 1, the guys facilitate a Ronda Rousey roundtable. Now that we (reportedly) know she's coming, what does WWE do with her? Is she the female Brock Lesnar? Does that even work?

In Segment 2 (30:43), the guys dive into Smackdown and RAW from this week. Can Kevin Owens and Sami Zayn get fired? Do Rusev and English need to be tag champs? And Shawn is convinced that one of the WrestleMania matches we've been CERTAIN will happen isn't actually going to happen at all.

In Segment 3 (1:18:25), we finally get into the Woken/Broken moment for Matt Hardy this week. Does that distinction even matter? Plus where do we go with Enzo and Nia Jax, ladies wrestled in Abu Dhabi and what's coming up for MCW?