They begin by reacting to Triple H's comments this week about fans taking the product too seriously, leading to a discussion on the current state of wrestling and its target audience. They also review all the upcoming PLEs and PPVs happening this weekend, including Night of Champions, Forbidden Door, NXT Great American Bash, and TNA Slammiversary. Additionally, they provide predictions for some of the featured matches and discuss potential future storylines for AEW. All this, viewer questions, and more!

The guys open the show by discussing the New York Knicks winning the NBA title and the atmosphere in the city over the past week. They also explore the role Danhausen played for the team and how WWE is capitalizing on his newfound crossover fame. With TNA undergoing a major restructuring and several big names departing, the guys discuss whether this signals a potential sale or merger—and if the company holds much value without a domestic TV deal. Ahead of the Forbidden Door pay-per-view next weekend, the guys run through the card and reflect on how the "forbidden door" concept has evolved since its introduction. They also speculate on the major matchups for All In at Wembley Stadium, particularly as ticket sales are currently behind schedule. Plus, an update on CM Punk's status, quick thoughts on the Paramount/WBD merger, your questions, and more!

AEW is running Double or Nothing in the guys' backyard at Louis Armstrong Stadium in Queens, and they will be in attendance. They break down the card, speculate about what might happen in the main event, and discuss Andrew's anxiety over the possibility of MJF losing his hair. They also discuss the latest news, including the arrest of Ludwig Kaiser and Danhausen becoming a pop culture phenomenon after cursing the Cleveland Cavaliers on ESPN, which led to the Knicks' win. Plus, they dive into Mick Foley’s role in AEW, Enzo and Cass's possible WWE return, your questions, and more!

The guys react to the news that WWE has added summer house shows back to the schedule. They discuss how this will benefit the talent by helping them improve and stay fresh, rather than wrestling only once a week. They also react to John Cena’s comments about the "John Cena Classic" being a "work in progress." Should WWE have announced this tournament before having a more solidified concept in place? Additionally, they break down AEW Dynamite as the company builds toward Double or Nothing, including MJF officially putting his hair on the line and the official reveal of the Anarchy in the Arena participants. Plus, they cover notes from Raw, rumors of The New Day possibly going to AEW, listener questions, and more!

The guys begin by reflecting on the passing of Ted Turner and his massive contributions to television, sports media, and professional wrestling—specifically how he pushed Vince McMahon to evolve his product to stay competitive. They also break down this week’s Backlash and question the long-term interest in these "secondary" PLEs. The duo explores the possibility of Jacob Fatu defeating Roman Reigns and speculates on John Cena’s upcoming big announcement. Regarding AEW Dynamite, the hosts discuss Darby Allin’s challenge to MJF, where Darby offered to put his hair on the line for a championship match at Double or Nothing. Andrew makes a personal plea to Max not to accept, citing several specific reasons. Plus, they cover the new season of Dark Side of the Ring, TKO earnings notes, Oro Mensah’s (formerly Evil) new direction in NXT, and take your listener questions!

The show starts with a cameo from a special guest from France, before the guys dive into the news of the week. Stephanie Vaquer is reportedly sidelined for at least six weeks with a second-degree AC sprain, while AJ Lee’s WWE future remains uncertain following her recent run. Meanwhile, WWE SmackDown is scheduled to revert to its two-hour format this July. In developmental news, EVIL made a surprise NXT debut to confront Tony D’Angelo. What will his name be? Darby Allin successfully defended his World Championship against Brody King, and Kevin Knight retained the TNT Title against MJF. Additionally, Montreal is the rumored host for AEW’s new "Redemption" pay-per-view in July, and the high-stakes "I Quit" match between FTR and Cope & Cage is set for Double or Nothing. Plus, movie impressions, the streaming problem, your questions, and more!

The guys start by reacting to Darby Allin winning the AEW Championship on Wednesday night’s Dynamite. Although this was in the plans for a while, did they make the change knowing it was WrestleMania week, or was it just a coincidence? It's WrestleMania week; the guys talk about the WrestleMania lineup, give predictions for both nights, and discuss which matches they are looking forward to the most. Plus, the WWE HOF, Danhausen’s presence, the best of the indie shows, your questions, and more!

The boys start by discussing the build to WrestleMania and the possibility of Nikki Bella being injured, which might change the women's card. Also, The Miz will be marrying people as part of an event during WrestleMania week; the guys ponder who would want to do this? CM Punk gave a very passionate promo on Raw Monday, which was being referred to as "pipebomb 2.0". We discuss it and wonder if it was on the same level as the first pipe bomb or more contrived. With AEW Dynasty this weekend, the guys break down this week's Dynamite and the build-up to the pay-per-view Sunday night, including MJF defending against Kenny Omega. Plus, Pat McAfee's involvement in the Orton/Cody Feud, AEW’s long-term plan heading into the summer, Chris Jericho’s return, your questions, and more!

The guys start off discussing some of the news of the week, including Ronda Rousey not being planned for any more AEW appearances anytime soon; her Revolution appearance apparently had to do with sticking it to TKO. They also talk about all the things that happened on WWE TV this week, including CM Punk and Roman Reigns' confrontation on Raw, and more Danhausen. AEW Dynamite saw Kenny Omega and MJF being made official for AEW Dynasty this week. The guys speculate on what that means going into Double or Nothing and All In this summer. Does it eventually lead to Will Ospreay getting the title? Plus, WWE HOF Update, Unreal gets Emmy nominations, Tama Tonga’s fine, your questions, and more!

This week, the guys break down this weekend's AEW Revolution pay-per-view, offering thoughts on what direction it might take, especially in the main event between MJF and Hangman Page. They also break down this week's Dynamite episode and MG Geek’s disappointment with the main event press conference. Also, as Peacock continues to remove more WWE content, NXT is moving its PLEs to YouTube, starting with Stand and Deliver. The guys discuss whether this is a good or bad thing and what has happened to the NXT product in recent months. Plus, notes on a WrestleMania main event, SmackDown and Rey de Reyes previews, your questions, and more!