Folks, this is a HUGE episode—maybe the biggest, maybe the best, people are saying it—and we’re making pro wrestling MAJESTIC again like nobody else can. Episode 227 is absolutely loaded. Total powerhouse. You’re going to love it.

We start by honoring the late, great Dennis Condrey—a true legend, a founding member of the Midnight Express. Tremendous talent. One of the BEST tag team wrestlers ever, period. His work with Bobby Eaton? Incredible. His battles with the Rock ‘n’ Roll Express? Historic. We pay tribute the right way—classy, strong, unforgettable.

Then we break down the BIG stories shaking the industry. TNA is making major moves—expanding into India with a massive new TV deal. Smart business, very smart. Ronda Rousey shows up at AEW Revolution—total shocker—aligning with Marina Shafir and going after Toni Storm. That women’s division just got very, very interesting. Maybe the best it’s ever been—if they handle it right.

We also talk Ricochet—tough situation, not good—after a controversial comment online. We discuss accountability, the backlash, and what it means going forward. Plus, Toni Storm is injured—very unfortunate, a big loss—and AEW has to pivot. WWE? They’re dealing with Saudi Arabia uncertainty, launching new business content with Front Office Sports, and even selling premium seats ON the WrestleMania stage. Genius or crazy? We break it down. And Dennis Rodman—great athlete, big personality—is heading into the Hall of Fame. Well deserved. Tremendous crossover star. Also, Ted DiBiase Jr.—NOT GUILTY. Big news.

Then we get into the ACTION.

AAA Rey de Reyes Night 2—wild, chaotic, absolutely electric. We cover everything: Rey Fénix shining, total mayhem in the tag title match, and the unbelievable Rey de Reyes ceremony that turned into complete madness. Dominik Mysterio stirring things up, TWO El Grande Americanos, stolen swords—this is the kind of drama you can’t script. Incredible.

And AEW Revolution 2026? We give you the most in-depth, no-nonsense review anywhere. FTR vs Young Bucks—classic. MJF vs Hangman in a brutal Texas Deathmatch—career-changing stuff. Moxley, Swerve, Thekla, Místico—top-tier performances across the board. Returns, betrayals, violence—everything you want.

This episode is strong, it’s powerful, and it’s bringing wrestling back to where it should be—ON TOP.

Make wrestling majestic again. Listen now.

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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Make Pro Wrestling Majestic Again, the number one tremendous wrestling podcast—everybody’s saying it. Episode 226, and we’ve got a HUGE show. Absolutely massive. People are talking about it already.

First, we cover the biggest stories in wrestling this week, and believe me, there are some unbelievable ones. Shotzi Blackheart shared the scary news that her brother went missing after a car crash in San Francisco—but thankfully he was found and taken to the hospital. Very serious situation and we’re wishing the family the best.

Meanwhile, Candice Michelle is heading to TNA Wrestling in a backstage role helping the Knockouts division. Smart move—very smart. WWE also made a big announcement: NXT Stand & Deliver 2026 is heading to YouTube live. That’s a pretty big shift, folks.

Then we talk about the Ricky Saints situation—a concert-style promo on NXT called The Ricky Saints Absolute Experience that got such terrible backlash online WWE pulled it from social media entirely. Not good! Reports say it wasn’t even Saints’ idea. Incredible.

Over in AEW, things got nasty when Tommaso Ciampa turned heel on Mark Briscoe, pulling a betrayal straight out of his NXT playbook. Very dramatic stuff.

We also discuss Mercedes Moné losing yet another championship internationally, ESPN quietly removing letter grades from WWE PLE reviews after complaints, and WWE partnering with Drumstick to launch a Cody Rhodes “Red, White & Blueberry” ice cream cone at Walmart ahead of WrestleMania. Tremendous marketing.

Plus, WWE has lifted the WrestleMania 42 watch party blackout in Las Vegas, opening the door for huge citywide viewing events. Big win for the fans.

And we address a serious and disturbing incident in OVW, where referee Dallas Edwards suffered a concussion and seizure during a match while the action continued. Completely unacceptable and something the wrestling industry needs to confront immediately.

Then we dive deep—very deep—into our full review of AAA Rey de Reyes 2026.

Penta teasing a Lucha Brothers reunion, Bayley answering Flammer’s open challenge, wild interference everywhere, the chaotic Rey de Reyes tournament final, and a main event that had Dominik Mysterio vs. El Hijo del Vikingo in a No DQ war involving Omos, Mini Vikingo, chairs, trash cans, kendo sticks—the whole thing.

Dominik retained the AAA Mega Championship, and now Vikingo can never challenge for the title again. Huge implications.

It’s a big league breakdown, tremendous analysis, and maybe the best wrestling conversation you’ll hear all week.

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We’re breaking down WWE SmackDown from March 13, 2026, and folks, this show had huge WrestleMania developments, some fun matches, and one absolutely brutal ending.

The show started with Drew McIntyre confronting SmackDown GM Nick Aldis about the title situation involving Cody Rhodes. Drew was furious, blaming Aldis and everyone else for his problems… until Jacob Fatu walked out and admitted he was the one who cost McIntyre everything.

Things escalated quickly.

McIntyre snapped and declared that he was quitting WWE… only to return later in the night to attack Fatu during his match with Trick Williams.

Elsewhere on the show:

• Wyatt Sicks (Uncle Howdy & Erick Rowan) defeated Solo Sikoa & Talla Tonga before Tama Tonga stole the Wyatt Lantern in the post-match chaos.

• Jade Cargill defeated Michin and then had a heated confrontation with Rhea Ripley ahead of WrestleMania.

• Damian Priest & R-Truth picked up a win over Los Garza, and honestly this team is surprisingly entertaining.

• Tiffany Stratton defeated Kiana James in a solid match.

The Women’s Tag Team Title match between Nia Jax & Lash Legend vs Charlotte Flair & Alexa Bliss ended in chaos after The Bella Twins interfered, causing a disqualification.

Then we got… a very strange MizTV segment with Jelly Roll that turned into a bizarre confrontation with Kit Wilson.

But the main event segment is what everyone will be talking about.

Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton signed the contract for their WrestleMania 42 match.

The segment started with respect and history between the two longtime friends.

But then…

Randy Orton snapped.

Orton smashed Cody’s head into the table, kicked him low, busted him open with steel steps, and absolutely destroyed the Undisputed WWE Champion.

Even Jelly Roll tried to intervene, but Orton shoved him aside.

The show ended with Orton sitting in the ring, staring at the WWE Championship after leaving Cody Rhodes bloodied.

A shocking ending that completely changed the tone of the WrestleMania build.

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Tonight we’re breaking down TNA Impact from March 12, 2026, and folks, this show had some good moments, some strange booking decisions, and one promo that went very uncomfortable very quickly.

We kick things off with TNA World Tag Team Champions The Hardys taking on Sinner & Saint (Travis Williams & Judas Icarus) in a non-title match.

The Hardys win after Jeff Hardy locks in his new submission, the “Spinal Destination.”

Solid match overall… but here’s the question:

Why are the tag champions wrestling non-title matches in the first place?

And why did Jeff randomly hit a Swanton Bomb after the match was already over?

Strange stuff.

Next we see Indi Hartwell vs Kelsey Heather (who appears to be enhancement talent). Indi wins quickly with Hurts Don’t It, then grabs the microphone and makes it clear she came to TNA for one reason:

The Knockouts Championship.

Champion Arianna Grace interrupts with Stacks, telling Hartwell she needs to get in line.

Then we get a fun six-man tag match:

Trey Miguel, Rich Swann & BDE vs Order 4 (Mustafa Ali, John Skylar & Jason Hotch)

Trey Miguel picks up the win with Lightning Spiral, but the bigger story is that Mustafa Ali is clearly watching Miguel’s TNA International Championship.

Steve Maclin then delivers what was advertised as a “contractually obligated apology” to Mike Santana.

But instead of apologizing… Maclin launches into a brutal, sarcastic promo that gets very personal.

Some of it worked.

Some of it went way too far, especially with the repeated references to Santana’s family.

Elsewhere on the show:

• AJ Francis defeated Elijah after interference from Frankie Kazarian

• Ricky Sosa defeated Brad Attitude in his TNA debut

• Moose vs Cedric Alexander in an Atlanta Street Fight

The main event delivered.

Moose finished the match with a spear through a table to defeat Cedric Alexander in a strong main event.

Overall thoughts?

Some solid wrestling, some confusing booking decisions, and a promo that definitely pushed the limits.

We break it all down in this review.

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Tonight we’re breaking down AEW Dynamite from March 11th, 2026, and honestly folks… this show was a bit of a mess.

There was plenty of action, plenty of moves, but a lot of it felt like it didn’t really mean anything.

We start with Jon Moxley & Claudio Castagnoli vs Konosuke Takeshita & Hechicero, representing the Don Callis Family. The finish comes from an eye poke and a small package, which isn’t exactly the most exciting way to end a match.

Then things get chaotic.

Lance Archer and Mark Davis hit the ring, even knocking down Marina Shafir. Don Callis is loving every second of it until Takeshita refuses to attack Moxley with a chair. Instead, he signals that he wants to beat Moxley his own way at Revolution.

Next we get Kyle Fletcher defending the TNT Championship against Speedball Mike Bailey.

Was it athletic?

Absolutely.

Did it have a ton of crazy moves?

Of course.

But did it feel like it meant anything?

Not really.

It was very much a “moves match.”

Then we get Brody King vs… someone, literally a mystery opponent who didn’t even get introduced. King destroys him in seconds before Swerve Strickland attacks with a chain. The segment ends with King snapping the chain in half and chaos breaking out.

Honestly… this whole thing felt like a complete waste of time.

Other matches included:

• Darby Allin & Orange Cassidy vs The Dogs (David Finlay & Gabe Kidd)

• Willow Nightingale defending the TBS Title against Persephone

• Dem Bucks vs FTR & Tommaso Ciampa

The main event angle was a press conference between MJF and Hangman Adam Page ahead of their Texas Death Match at Revolution.

The segment turned into a brawl that spilled into the crowd and eventually the ring. Hangman hit a Dead Eye, set up a barbed wire board, and nearly destroyed MJF before the champion escaped.

There was intensity, but overall the show felt disorganized and messy.

In this review we break down:

• What worked on Dynamite

• What didn’t work

• The Revolution build

• Why several matches felt meaningless

Because sometimes more action doesn’t necessarily mean a better show.

And this episode proved that.

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Tonight we’re breaking down WWE NXT from March 10th, 2026, and folks… this show had some good wrestling, some strange decisions, and a few moments that made you say “what exactly are we doing here?”

We start the show with new NXT Women’s North American Champion Tatum Paxley celebrating her title win. The fans were behind her and chanting “you deserve it,” which was nice to see.

But the celebration didn’t last long.

Izzi Dame interrupts, plays a video package exposing Paxley’s past in NXT, and claims her current personality is just another mask hiding the “weirdo” she’s always been.

Then things get worse.

Dame, with Shawn Spears and Niko Vance from The Culling, traps Paxley in the ring and destroys her with a jackknife powerbomb while holding up the championship.

So the brand new champion immediately looks like a complete dork on the very first night with the title.

Interesting booking decision.

We also got a very strange triple threat between Jasper Troy, Eli Knight, and Sean Legacy that ended in a double pin — yes, a double pin in a triple threat. Confusing finish.

Then we had a major storyline development.

Charlie Dempsey and Tavion Heights vs Lexis King and Uriah Connors looked like a normal tag match… until Dempsey turned on Heights with a brutal German suplex on the floor.

After the match, with William Regal and Finlay watching, Dempsey officially joined The Birthright faction.

Huge development.

Tony D’Angelo also issued a serious warning to NXT Champion Joe Hendry, making it clear that winning the NXT Championship is now his mission.

Other highlights included:

• Sol Ruca defeating Lainey Reid with the Sol Snatcher in a fun match

• Thea Hail winning the Speed Tournament to earn a title match next week

• A strong tag team main event featuring Ethan Page & Ricky Saints vs Joe Hendry & Myles Borne

The big shock?

Ethan Page pinned NXT Champion Joe Hendry after hitting the Twisted Grin behind the referee’s back.

Overall this was a solid NXT episode with a few questionable moments and some interesting storyline developments.

We break down everything that happened on the show, what worked, what didn’t, and where things might be heading next.

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Folks, we are talking about WWE RAW from March 9th, 2026, and let me tell you — this show had a lot going on. Some good, some VERY questionable. Tremendous chaos.

We kick things off with Adam Pearce and Seth Rollins, and suddenly there are dozens of masked guys running around the ring like it's Mission Impossible. Nobody knows what's happening, not even Michael Cole. Rollins isn't even medically cleared, yet he's orchestrating this giant distraction operation. Strange stuff. Very strange.

Then Logan Paul and Austin Theory show up with The Vision, and things get wild when LA Knight and The Usos hit the ring. Big reaction. Big moment. Crowd loved it.

Next we get a Women’s Intercontinental Championship #1 Contender Gauntlet Match and this thing was actually very good wrestling.

Match results included:

IYO SKY beating Lyra Valkyria

SKY beating Raquel Rodriguez with a small package

Ivy Nile sneaking a win after Raquel destroys SKY

Bayley eliminating Ivy Nile

Bayley beating Asuka to win the entire gauntlet

Great match. Tremendous performance from Bayley.

Then Penta shows up with the Intercontinental Championship, cuts a passionate promo, even switches to Spanish — crowd loved it. Huge energy.

He defends the title against El Grande Americano (Ludwig Kaiser) and retains with a Mexican Destroyer in a strong match.

But the biggest shock?

Judgment Day EXPLODES.

Dominik Mysterio blames Finn Bálor for losing the IC title. Finn fires back and calls Dom a spoiled little prick (yes they censored it, very interesting). Then suddenly JD McDonagh betrays Finn, and the entire Judgment Day beats him down. Finn is OUT.

Major story development.

We also saw Oba Femi vs Rusev, which ended quickly with the Fall From Grace. Honestly, Rusev should’ve looked stronger.

Then the main event segment:

CM Punk vs The Usos.

This was unbelievable television.

Punk cuts a massive promo calling out Roman Reigns, the Bloodline, and even mentions Afa and Sika. The Usos demand an apology… and Punk delivers one of the most sarcastic apologies you’ll ever hear.

Tension explodes.

Jimmy Uso knocks Punk down and the show ends in total drama.

Overall thoughts:

Some very weird booking, but also huge storyline developments.

We break it ALL down in this review.

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Folks, this is a BIG episode. Maybe the biggest. People are saying it! On this episode of Make Pro Wrestling Majestic Again, we break down NXT Vengeance Day 2026, and let me tell you — it delivered in a very major way. Incredible fights, unbelievable drama, and some very tough competitors. We’re talking about the Street Fight where Blake Monroe took down Jaida Parker — brutal stuff, very physical. Tony D’Angelo handled business in a Parking Lot Brawl, and the NXT Underground match between Lola Vice and Kelani Jordan? Total chaos. Tremendous. And of course we discuss the big one — Joe Hendry defending the NXT Championship against Ricky Saints. A lot of people talking about it.

But that’s not all — not even close. The wrestling world this week was absolutely wild. We break down the viral fight at the Real American Freestyle event where UFC star Arman Tsarukyan attacked Georgio Poullas after the match and things exploded — Colby Covington jumping in, people everywhere trying to stop it. Total madness. The internet went crazy, folks.

We also talk about Jake Hager signing with Dana White’s Power Slap — yes, Power Slap — and making his debut during WrestleMania weekend in Las Vegas. Very interesting move. Plus Brodie Lee Jr. stepping into his first-ever singles match, Steph De Lander leaving TNA after a major disagreement with the company, and Tomohiro Ishii being forced out of the NJPW Cup with injury.

And that’s just the beginning. We’ve got AEW drama with The IInspiration’s rough debut, Dustin Rhodes preparing for a return, David Finlay choosing AEW over WWE, Demolition heading to the WWE Hall of Fame, huge WrestleMania 42 plans including possibly SIX women’s matches, and even talk about Tom Brady potentially appearing at WrestleMania. Can you believe it?

A packed show, tremendous discussion, and maybe the best wrestling podcast episode you’ll hear all week. Nobody covers wrestling like we do — nobody. Tune in!

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Folks, let me tell you something — this episode of WWE NXT had a lot happening. Some very good. Some very questionable. Tremendous energy though. People are talking about it.

We start with the new North American Champion Myles Borne, walking out in a suit like a real champion. Confidence. Swagger. The crowd chanting “You deserve it.” Great moment.

But then Ethan Page shows up immediately begging for a rematch. Typical. Always complaining. Always talking about how he “carried the brand.” So what happens? They fight right there… in suits. Totally chaotic. Borne retains with Borne Again and keeps the title.

Not exactly official, but fun.

Then things get personal between Jaida Parker and Blake Monroe, and let me tell you — this was tremendous television. Parker calls Monroe a “mediocre bitch” without the gimmick and SLAPS her across the face. The crowd loved it. Simple wrestling storytelling done right.

We also had a quick Speed Tournament match with Wren Sinclair beating Nikkita Lyons, and a solid six-man tag where Shiloh Hill, Hank Walker, and Tank Ledger get the win over Vanity Project.

But the Tony D’Angelo and Dion Lennox situation? Very intense. D’Angelo promising to drag Lennox’s lifeless body from the parking lot into the ring. That’s the kind of rivalry wrestling needs.

Now let’s talk about the mess.

Jacy Jayne vs Zaria for the Women’s Championship was a very good match — until Sol Ruca jumps in and hits a double Sol Snatcher. Match thrown out. No contest. Total chaos.

And then the main segment…

Ricky Saints tries to do a Rock-style concert. Folks — it was brutal. Painful. One of the longest dying segments I’ve seen in a while.

But then Joe Hendry shows up disguised as a roadie and SMASHES a guitar over Saints’ back.

Huge pop. Tremendous moment.

Vanity Project tries to save Saints, but Myles Borne runs in to help Hendry clean house. The NXT Champion and North American Champion standing tall together to end the show.

Big ending.

We break it all down:

• Myles Borne’s title momentum

• Jaida Parker stealing the show

• The messy women’s title finish

• Joe Hendry rescuing a terrible segment

And what this means for Vengeance Day.

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Folks, this was a TREMENDOUS Elimination Chamber. Absolutely massive. People are saying it might be the biggest Chamber of all time — I’m hearing it everywhere. On this episode of Make Pro Wrestling Majestic Again, we break down WWE Elimination Chamber 2026, and let me tell you, the road to WrestleMania 42 just became very, very clear… and very powerful.

Rhea Ripley went into the Chamber with killers — Tiffany Stratton, Alexa Bliss, Asuka, Kiana James, Raquel Rodriguez — and she walked out like a true champion contender. Dominant. Strong. Presidential, frankly. Randy Orton? Ice in his veins. He outlasted LA Knight, Cody Rhodes, Je’Von Evans, Trick Williams, and Logan Paul to punch his ticket to WrestleMania 42. Vintage Orton. Ratings gold.

CM Punk retained the World Heavyweight Championship against Finn Bálor in a match that was stiff, dramatic, big fight feel — the kind of main event energy WrestleMania demands. And AJ Lee defeating Becky Lynch for the Women’s Intercontinental Championship? That’s star power. That’s box office. That’s history.

But we don’t stop there. We connect the dots — because we understand the BUSINESS.

Danhausen debuts in WWE. Very interesting. Very unique. A wrestler gets pulled from wXw for a “major career opportunity.” You know what that means — leverage season. Dustin Rhodes says he’s not coming back as Goldust. Brock Lesnar throws out an open challenge for WrestleMania 42 — which immediately changes the entire board. That’s how markets move.

AJ Styles announces his Hall of Fame induction — beautiful speech — then signs a backstage contract. That’s legacy power transitioning into executive influence. Smart. Bronson Reed’s injury forces rewrites to the masked man storyline — we break down what that means creatively. WWE 2K26 drops the largest roster in franchise history — synergy, cross-promotion, monetization. Tremendous.

We also talk about the multi-promotional Vegas event during WrestleMania weekend, NXT Stand & Deliver moving dates, the clarified Mania start times, and the first hour airing on ESPN and ESPN2 before streaming — mainstream expansion, folks. This is not small-time wrestling. This is global strategy.

Creative direction. Business leverage. WrestleMania implications. We cover it all.

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