It's the Payback edition of Jobbing Out, as Glenn, Aaron and AJ make their picks for the pay-per-view. However, before that, they remember Chyna and her impact on wrestling, and talk about Samoa Joe's shocking win over Finn Balor. They then make their picks, after coming up with a proper bet. Finally, they're joined by TNA World Heavyweight Champion Drew Galloway, who will be at Evolve 60 in Joppa. They talk about his time in TNA, winning the title, and the rumors surrounding the company. They also talk about leaving the WWE and what his life has been like since then.

Aaron, Glenn, and AJ start a wild show by talking about RAW. They try to figure out the eventual plan for the Bullet Club, ask about the tag tournament, and look at the four men at the focus of RAW: Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn, Dean Ambrose and Chris Jericho. They then turn to the big news of the day, which is the supposed MMA retirement of Conor McGregor. They ask two guys who went from MMA to wrestling what they think about it: Tough Enough winner Daniel Puder, and former NWA champion and UFC Hall of Famer Dan "The Beast" Severn. They wrap up by talking about TNA, Balls Mahoney, and fantasy booking what matches we COULD see if Conor McGregor ever joined WWE.

Glenn, Aaron, and AJ start the show with the highs of Bray Wyatt's face turn, and the lows of the news of his injury. They then discuss the debut of Bullet Club (and the implications of joining a group 4-life), the tag tournament, Shane McMahon, and the rest of RAW. They then play Aaron's interview with Moose that he did in Dallas. They cover Moose's match with Okada, and what future there is between the two, they also talk football players in wrestling. After that, Aaron has to depart, so he makes the hot tag to KISW's Steve Migs, where he joins Glenn and AJ to break down wrestling's top five strange bedfellows in wrestling, in honor of the Reigns/Wyatt tag team.

Aaron and AJ are back from Dallas, so it's time to recap the weekend. They join Glenn to talk about Wrestlemania, the good, the bad, and the confusing. They move on to RAW, where they talk about the crowd, AJ Styles, and the seeming move to erase several of the things that happened at Mania. After the RAW discussion, an interview from the newest Ring of Honor signee Lio Rush that Aaron did in Dallas is played. He talks about winning the Top Prospect Tournament, signing with Ring of Honor, and getting an ROH title shot against Jay Lethal in Dallas. Finally, the guys rave about NXT, the Zayn/Nakamura match, and give their opinions about what matches should be at Wrestlemania 33.

Bret Hart joins Aaron, AJ, and Glenn for a fascinating 50-minute talk. They start with a discussion on how Bret is health-wise after his cancer-scare and surgery. They then move to talking about Wrestlemanias past, with Bret recounting Wrestlemania IX, and what Vince had told him at the time. From there, he talks about that infamous night in Montreal. Bret talks about CM Punk, which then turns to him touching on this year's Wrestlemania and what he feels is wrong with it. He also explains his distaste for Hulk Hogan. Finally, he talks about his favorite Wrestlemania moments over the years. It's a fascinating look at the past and present in wrestling, and a must-listen.

It's the Jobbing Out Wrestlemania extravaganza, and it's arguably the biggest show in Jobbing Out history. Aaron, AJ, and Glenn break down everything about Wrestlemania weekend, starting with a look at NXT Takeover: Dallas. Then, they're joined by special guest predictor Brad Maddox to analyze all 11 matches scheduled for Wrestlemania. Just when you think it can't get bigger, it does, as they're joined by Bret Hart at the end of the show. Bret talks about his fight with cancer, his memories of Wrestlemania, both good and bad, and what he thinks of people, including Vince McMahon, Hulk Hogan, and CM Punk. This is an episode that you don't want ot miss.

Aaron and Glenn are rejoined by the well-traveled and well-rested AJ Francis after his vacation for this penultimate episode before Wrestlemania. They talk about the retirement stipulation added onto Undertaker/Shane, ask where the fun vignettes are going when it comes to Dean Ambrose, and complain about KOMania. They then break down what the Hogan case means, not just for wrestling, but for the media world as a whole. The "Quick Count" touches on Lucha Underground, Bobby Roode and Eric Young leaving TNA, and wonder what's going on with Daniel Bryan. Finally, with the Hulk case, they ask who else in wrestling could have won a lawsuit over the years.

Aaron and Glenn take a look at a fairly eventful RAW. They talk the return of Roman Reigns, the Shane McMahon/Undertaker confrontation, and what match should main event Wrestlemania. They are then joined by EVOLVE VP and head booker Gabe Sapolsky. They talk about the rise of EVOLVE, the wave of momentum the independent circuit as a whole has, and the relationship between EVOLVE and WWE. Aaron and Glenn then wrap up by talking Jackie Moore's HOF induction, Neville's injury, and the Andre the Giant Battle Royal.

Aaron, Glenn, and AJ break down everything from RAW, including Sami Zayn's official return to the main roster, Jericho and AJ Styles on track for yet another match, and ending the show with Bray Wyatt. They pivot to talking about Roadblock, while also questioning WWE making Wrestlemania free to new subscribers. They wrap up by talking about Big Bossman, Wrestlemania 33 in Orlando, and the Hogan/Gawker trial, while discussing what other things we didn't know about characters.

The guys get together to talk (and yell) about some of the major events on the road to Wrestlemania. They take a look at Dean Ambrose, and the path that he's on, and if Roadblock is a decent idea for the WWE. They they argue about if the "Why?" in The Undertaker's story is necessary or not. They discuss Y2AJ, The New Day and the rest of midcard is for Wrestlemania. They end the show with a quick discussion of ROH's 14th Anniversary Show, The Fabulous Freebirds, and then try to figure out what might be coming for the Wrestlemania midcard.