Aaron and Glenn are back in the same studio, as they talk about the ramifications of Roman Reigns' title win, and what it says about WWE. They wonder why Dean Ambrose won the IC title, ask if WWE is making the right moves with Charlotte and break down the rest of RAW and TLC. They of course also talk NXT Takeover: London, Mauro Ranallo's hiring and what other matches WWE should start building for Wrestlemania.

With Glenn away, Aaron finds another member of the Terps wrestling family, and ESPN980's Al Galdi joins him to break down a disappointing week of RAW, ask what exactly is going wrong with the Roman Reigns arc, and take a look at TLC. They are also joined by "The Main Event", Seattle Seahawks D-lineman AJ Francis for his monthly pay-per-view preview. They also talk CHIKARA's new grand champion, a big anniversary in wrestling, and after all the complaining, end the show with the weekly Top 5.

Aaron and Glenn are back in the studio and they break down the good and bad of the "League of Nations". They also talk what may be a breakthrough in the divas division, Tommy Dreamer's return and more. Later in the show they're joined by former WWF Tag Team Champion Headbanger Thrasher, who will be at Maryland Championship Wrestling this weekend. After talking to Thrasher, they wrap up by talking AJ Styles' injury, what a true partnership between ROH and New Japan could do, plus what Vince Russo said about RAW.

With Aaron on vacation down in Florida, Glenn is joined by The Voice of Maryland Championship Wrestling Shawn Credle for this week's show. Aaron does join them at the top of the show, where they break down all the aspects of Sheamus winning the WWE World Heavyweight title. After that, Glenn and Shawn talk about MCW as well as broadcasting throughout pro wrestling. They also talk Cesaro's injury, whether WWE is holding back Daniel Bryan, and, based on a Cageside Seats article, how the Money in the Bank concept can be freshened up.

Glenn and Aaron are joined by "The Main Event", Seattle Seahawks D-lineman AJ Francis, to break down Survivor Series, and specifically the World Title tournament. Aaron and Glenn also talk about RAW, the Paige/Charlotte contract signing and if WWE crossed a line there, and if they're going on the right path with Roman Reigns. Finally, they talk about ROH and TNA's TV move, Ronda Rousey and who the best all-around professional wrestler was.

Aaron and Glenn are joined by WWE Hall of Famer Tully Blanchard for a great interview. They talk about his time in the Four Horsemen, why the Horsemen can't be replicated, seeing his daughter, Tessa, enter the wrestling business, and his role in the new company, CWR. Before talking to Tully, Aaron and Glenn ask if WWE is doing the right thing with Roman Reigns, try to figure out where they're going with Bray Wyatt and the Undertaker, and talk about if the Survivor Series gimmick is salvagable. Finally, they wrap up by talking about New Japan's announcements, the possibility of Taker/Cena, and what Goldberg said about Stone Cold Steve Austin.

Mere hours after WWE announced that Seth Rollins had torn his ACL, Aaron and Glenn discuss the implications with Miami Dolphins D-lineman AJ Francis. They talk about the injury, the disappointment of Rollins having to vacate, as well as what could happen in the upcoming tournament. After AJ leaves, Aaron and Glenn talk about Bray Wyatt's promo, the Usos' return and a glimmer of hope in the divas division. They wrap up by discussing NXT, FOX's new wrestling show, and what wrestling 30 for 30s they want to see.

Aaron and Glenn are joined by new Maryland Championship Wrestling Heavyweight Champion "King" Ryan McBride and he tells us about his big win, and his road to this point. Earlier in the show, Hell in a Cell is discussed, including Alberto del Rio's return and whether he can become what the WWE wants him to be. They break down Roman Reigns' win on RAW, what the Wyatt Family is doing, and Rusev getting injured. Finally, to wrap up, they touch on the Young Bucks signing with ROH, a discussion of Breaking Ground, and a look at Hulk Hogan's 1998 contract.

Aaron and Glenn take a look at RAW, how WWE used the legends, and the mini-Shield reunion. They also take a minute to discuss the Smackdown debut of Prince Pretty, Tyler Breeze. Then, the "Main Event", Miami Dolphins D-lineman AJ Francis joins them to break down and predict Hell in a Cell. The show wraps up with a look at NXT, Brock Lesnar's podcast, and an early look at the Royal Rumble, complete with betting lines.

Aaron and Glenn talk about RAW, and the odd circumstances around Rusev, Lana and Summer Rae. It extends into a talk about how the WWE is handling the "Reality Era." They talk about Kane, Dolph Ziggler's odd actions on RAW, and the upcoming Steve Austin/Brock Lesnar podcast. They then talk to the legendary WWE Hall of Famer, Road Warrior Animal. He talks about the state of tag wrestling in the WWE, and how he'd like to be part of the company. They wrap up by talking about Mistico's surprise jump, James Storm, and the ESPN-WWE relationship.