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This week, Cian and Darragh dive into one of the strangest pop-culture stories to hit Ireland in a while — the controversial “K-Pop Forever” tribute tour, which left parents confused, kids disappointed, and the internet arguing over whether the show was a scam… or just misunderstood marketing.

From there, Darragh runs through a packed cinema roundup. The new Wuthering Heights adaptation turns the classic novel into something closer to wild fanfiction, the horror movie Whistle struggles to escape the shadow of Final Destination, and Scream 7 somehow manages to drag Ghostface into the world of AI — with baffling results.

Thankfully it’s not all bad news. Pixar’s new film Hoppers delivers a fun, family-friendly adventure, and Cian makes a strong case for Wonder Man, one of the MCU’s most unusual and surprisingly grounded Disney+ series yet.

Finally, Darragh recommends the bizarre hack-and-slash game Romeo Is a Dead Man, proving once again that sometimes the strangest games are the most fun.

A chaotic episode about misleading marketing, questionable sequels, strange adaptations, and the rare pop-culture surprises that still manage to work.

📅 Air Date: 07-03-26

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00:00 – Intro

01:00 – Discord Meltdown & Recording Chaos

02:30 – The K-Pop Forever Controversy Explained

08:30 – Are Parents to Blame or Was It Misleading?

15:00 – AI Demonstrates What the Show Actually Is

25:00 – Wuthering Heights (2026) Review

33:00 – Whistle Horror Movie Review

37:00 – Scream 7 & The Ghostface AI Plot

45:00 – Pixar’s Hoppers – A Fun Surprise

49:30 – Wonder Man: Marvel’s Strangest Show Yet

54:00 – Romeo Is a Dead Man Game Recommendation

58:30 – Outro & Listener Feedback

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📅 Air Date: 03-03-26

This week on The Wrestling Rewind Radio, we break down a packed episode that blends present day WWE uncertainty with a trip back to a chaotic Elimination Chamber from 2015.

We open with the emotional and definitive retirement of AJ Styles. From Hall of Fame confirmation to long term health concerns and his future behind the scenes, we unpack why this was the right decision and why some fans still struggle to accept when legends walk away on their own terms.

From there, we turn to a divisive episode of Raw. Injuries, awkward pacing, a flat crowd, and serious questions about WrestleMania momentum. Is WWE playing the long game or simply coasting into its biggest show of the year? We also touch on the return of Abyss on WWE television, Judgment Day tension, Finn Balor’s fiery promo, and early Elimination Chamber predictions.

Then we fire up the time machine and revisit Elimination Chamber 2015. Kevin Owens shocking John Cena. The New Day inside the chamber. Ryback’s Intercontinental title win. Dean Ambrose’s controversial finish. We compare the chaotic Vince era booking to today’s trimmed down premium live events and ask which format actually works better.

▶️ YouTube Chapters Short and Punchy

00:00 Radio Intro and Show Overview

02:30 AJ Styles Retirement Breakdown

07:00 Why Fans Struggle With Goodbyes

11:20 Health Reality vs Fantasy Booking

15:40 Raw’s Injury Chaos

20:00 Finn Balor Finally Snaps

23:40 WrestleMania Momentum Missing

27:30 Abyss Appears on WWE TV

30:40 Elimination Chamber 2026 Quick Picks

33:30 Time Machine to 2015

36:00 Tag Team Chamber Chaos

39:30 Kevin Owens Beats Cena

43:00 The Divas Era Struggles

46:30 Ryback’s Questionable Win

50:00 Ambrose vs Rollins Controversy

54:00 Vince Era vs Modern WWE

57:00 Final Thoughts and Plugs

🎧 Spotify Formatted Timestamps

00:00 Phoenix FM intro and show opening

02:30 AJ Styles retirement and Hall of Fame news

07:00 Why retirement on your own terms matters

11:20 Wrestling health risks and reality check

15:40 Raw injuries and torn biceps

20:00 Finn Balor Judgment Day confrontation

23:40 Is WrestleMania season lacking heat

27:30 Abyss and Frankie Kazarian WWE appearance

30:40 Elimination Chamber 2026 predictions

33:30 Elimination Chamber 2015 context

36:00 Tag Team Chamber match review

39:30 Kevin Owens vs John Cena analysis

43:00 Divas Championship match criticism

46:30 Intercontinental Chamber result discussion

50:00 Ambrose vs Rollins controversial finish

54:00 Comparing Vince era to modern booking

57:00 Final plugs and sign off

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📅 Air Date: 24-02-26

Broadcasting on Phoenix 92.5 FM, this week’s radio edition of The Wrestling Rewind balances present day chaos with a trip back to one of WWE’s most important matches ever.

We open with the latest contract drama surrounding Chris Jericho and why his frozen deal leaves both AEW and WWE looking petty. From there, we dive into the build toward Elimination Chamber 2026. Cody Rhodes possibly forcing his way back into the title picture. LA Knight still fighting for the push he deserves. Questions about what is actually inside the mysterious “Do Not Open” box. And whether WWE are scrambling as WrestleMania ticket prices get slashed.

We break down AJ Lee vs Becky Lynch in Chicago, debate who wins the men’s and women’s Chamber matches, and ask the big question. If Finn Balor brings back The Demon, does he have to win?

Then we fire up the time machine and revisit Survivor Series 2002 and the very first Elimination Chamber match. Triple H bloodied. Shawn Michaels reborn. A stacked Hall of Fame lineup. And a reminder of how WWE reinvented a struggling Survivor Series with one brutal structure.

Old school analysis meets modern wrestling debate. No nostalgia goggles. No blind loyalty.

🎧 The only wrestling podcast by fans who do not hate wrestling.

▶️ YouTube Chapters Short and Punchy

00:00 Phoenix FM Intro

01:00 Birthday Banter

02:00 Jericho Contract Drama

06:30 Petty or Business

09:30 TNA’s Guitar Case Casket Match

14:00 WrestleMania Ticket Panic

17:40 What’s In The Box

20:30 Men’s Chamber Predictions

25:40 Women’s Chamber Debate

29:00 AJ vs Becky in Chicago

32:40 Punk vs Finn Breakdown

36:20 Does The Demon Return

40:00 Time Machine to 2002

42:30 Survivor Series Struggles

45:00 SmackDown Six Era

48:00 First Elimination Chamber

52:30 HBK’s Comeback Moment

54:30 Why It Still Matters

55:40 Final Thoughts and Plugs

🎧 Spotify Formatted Timestamps

00:00 Phoenix FM opening and show intro

01:00 Christopher’s birthday and opening chat

02:00 Chris Jericho contract freeze discussion

06:30 AEW vs WWE optics

09:30 TNA’s guitar case casket match reaction

14:00 WrestleMania ticket price cuts

17:40 The mystery box speculation

20:30 Men’s Elimination Chamber preview

25:40 Women’s Elimination Chamber preview

29:00 AJ Lee vs Becky Lynch expectations

32:40 CM Punk vs Finn Balor discussion

36:20 Demon Balor speculation

40:00 Survivor Series 2002 context

42:30 State of WWE in 2002

45:00 The SmackDown Six era

48:00 First Elimination Chamber breakdown

52:30 Shawn Michaels title win

54:30 Legacy of the match

55:40 Final plugs and sign off

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📅 Air Date: 21-02-26

This week on The Wrestling Rewind, we sit down with the voice of TNA Wrestling, Tom Hannifan, for an in-depth conversation about the company’s massive momentum shift in 2026.

From the move to AMC and what that means for visibility, to the electric return of The Hardys and the unpredictable DNA of TNA, Tom opens up about the responsibility of being the lead announcer during one of the most important eras in company history.

We talk live events, Nashville roots, locker room energy, the NXT comparison, dream moments from the TNA vault, and why right now might be the perfect time to jump into TNA Wrestling.

This is a deep dive into where TNA has been, where it is, and where it’s going.

▶️ YouTube Chapters (Short & Punchy)

00:00 – Welcome Tom Hannifan

00:18 – The Voice of TNA

01:09 – What Makes TNA Live Different

02:40 – Calling Impact on AMC

03:48 – Unpredictable TNA Moments

05:33 – A Massive Year to Call

05:54 – Nashville & The Pinnacle

06:53 – Touring Atlanta & New Orleans

07:53 – The AMC Game-Changer

09:06 – Locker Room Reaction

10:59 – TNA Vault Must-Watch Matches

12:19 – Dream Moments to Call

13:48 – Why Now Is TNA’s Time

🎧 Spotify-Formatted Timestamps

00:00 Intro & welcoming Tom Hannifan

00:18 Being the voice of TNA in 2026

01:09 What makes a TNA live show special

02:40 Calling Impact in the AMC era

03:48 The unpredictable DNA of TNA

05:33 A landmark year for the company

05:54 Returning to Nashville roots

06:53 Touring bigger cities and growing venues

07:53 The impact of moving to AMC

09:06 Locker room energy on a bigger stage

10:59 Classic TNA Vault matches to revisit

12:19 Dream historical moments to witness

13:48 Why this is the perfect time to try TNA

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This week, Kev and Darragh spiral from Olympic hockey into the existential dread of modern streaming.

Is Discovery+ secretly amazing? Is Netflix deleting its own shows? And is streaming now just cable… with extra steps?

From there, the lads dive into PlayStation’s latest State of Play — including the long-awaited Metal Gear Solid 4 re-release, a new Castlevania, and what it means when gaming history finally escapes the PS3 vault.

Kev then makes a passionate case for Oblivion Remake, arguing it still feels more “alive” than Skyrim — jank, uncanny NPCs and all. Is this the most satisfying RPG comeback in years?

On the movie front:

Ready or Not 2 somehow exists (and might actually work)

The baffling continuation of The Strangers

Sam Raimi’s new horror-thriller Send Help delivers gore, chaos and a wildly satisfying ending

Predator: Badlands quietly proves Disney understands the Yautja

And yes… Sydney Sweeney enters the chat (via The Housemaid)

It’s a packed episode about legacy media, resurrected franchises, horror sequels nobody asked for, and why Oblivion might still be the gold standard for lived-in game worlds.

Nostalgia, new releases, and one very passionate hockey sidebar.

Spotify / YouTube Chapters

00:00 – Intro & Olympic Hockey Chaos

06:00 – Discovery+, Streaming & “Cable With Extra Steps”

16:00 – Netflix Removing Its Own Shows?!

19:30 – PlayStation State of Play Breakdown

24:00 – Metal Gear Solid 4 Finally Escapes PS3

29:00 – SSD Warnings & Gaming Tech Talk

34:30 – Oblivion Remake Review – Better Than Skyrim?

49:00 – Ready or Not 2 & Horror Sequel Talk

56:00 – Sam Raimi’s Send Help Review

01:06:00 – Predator: Badlands & Franchise Building

01:10:00 – The Housemaid & Gone Girl Comparisons

01:16:00 – Heated Rivalry & Accidental Hockey Fandom

01:25:00 – Final Thoughts & Wrap-Up

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Broadcasting from London (while Ireland slowly sinks into the sea), Darragh reports back from the British Museum’s stunning Samurai exhibition — from 12th-century armour to pop culture dominance… culminating in the original 1977 Darth Vader costume.

Back on the gaming front, Kev dives into The Séance of Blake Manor, a brilliantly designed Irish mystery set in 1890s Connemara that blends spiritualism, folklore, and detective work.

Then things level up as both lads gush over Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, possibly the best Indiana Jones story in 20 years. Punching Nazis, Vatican conspiracies, and actually feeling like Indy? It exists. Somehow.

And finall we descend into fog, with a brutal verdict on Return to Silent Hill, a shot-for-shot adaptation that completely misses the point of Silent Hill 2.

A packed episode about history, adaptation, jank, redemption arcs, and why some remakes understand the assignment… and others absolutely do not.

📅 Air Date: 06-02-26

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Spotify / YouTube Chapters

00:00 – Intro & Broadcasting from London

06:10 – British Museum Samurai Exhibit (And Darth Vader?!)

18:45 – Gundam, Anime & Nerd Temptations

22:50 – The Séance of Blake Manor – Irish Mystery Done Right

36:00 – Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Review

54:40 – Why Indy Is Back (And Franchises Can Recover)

58:30 – Return to Silent Hill Review – What Went Wrong?

01:15:00 – Final Rant & Wrap-Up

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📅 Air Date: 17-02-26

This week on The Wrestling Rewind, we dive headfirst into the growing tension surrounding WrestleMania season and ask the uncomfortable question WWE fans keep avoiding. Does this year actually feel hot, or are we convincing ourselves it does?

We break down the CM Punk uncertainty, the weight now sitting on Cody Rhodes’ shoulders, and whether WWE’s top stories feel carefully layered or strangely rushed. From shifting momentum to last minute pivots, we examine whether long term storytelling is still intact or quietly unraveling.

The conversation turns toward creative confidence under the TKO era and how WWE seems caught between corporate stability and bold booking. Are they playing it safe when they should take risks, or risking the wrong things at the wrong time?

We also zoom out and look at the broader WrestleMania picture. Star power vs substance. Moment chasing vs narrative payoff. And whether modern WWE is building a legacy or simply manufacturing headlines.

🎧 Honest, critical, and forward looking tune in now.

▶️ YouTube Chapters Short and Punchy

00:00 WrestleMania Season Temperature Check

03:20 Does This Mania Feel Big

07:40 CM Punk Uncertainty

12:10 Cody Under Pressure

16:30 Long Term Storytelling Questioned

21:00 Are WWE Playing It Safe

25:40 TKO Era Booking Style

30:10 Star Power vs Substance

35:00 The Risk of Last Minute Changes

40:20 Is Momentum Slipping

45:10 Corporate WWE vs Creative WWE

50:00 What Needs to Happen Next

55:30 Final Thoughts and Plugs

🎧 Spotify Formatted Timestamps

00:00 Intro and WrestleMania season overview

03:20 Does WrestleMania feel hot this year

07:40 CM Punk situation breakdown

12:10 Cody Rhodes and main event pressure

16:30 Long term storytelling concerns

21:00 Playing it safe vs taking risks

25:40 TKO era influence on booking

30:10 Star power vs real narrative depth

35:00 The danger of late pivots

40:20 Is WWE losing momentum

45:10 Corporate stability vs creative freedom

50:00 What WWE needs to fix before Mania

55:30 Final thoughts thanks and sign off

#TheWrestlingRewind #WrestlingPodcast #WWE #WrestleMania #CMPunk #CodyRhodes #ProWrestling #WrestlingAnalysis #TKO #RoadToWrestleMania #WrestlingCommunity

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📅 Air Date: 03-02-26

This week on The Wrestling Rewind, we look at how WWE is positioning itself heading into Royal Rumble 2026, what is working, what feels forced, and whether the company has finally learned how to let anticipation breathe instead of over-explaining everything.

We break down the key stories taking shape across Raw and SmackDown, the balance between long-term planning and short-term buzz, and whether this year’s Rumble build feels genuinely exciting or simply familiar. From top contenders to undercard chaos, we examine who feels ready, who does not, and why the Royal Rumble remains WWE’s most forgiving and revealing event.

Then it is time to hit the rewind button and revisit Royal Rumble 2007, a show remembered fondly for its atmosphere, star power, and one of the strongest Rumble matches of the modern era. We discuss Batista vs Undertaker, John Cena vs Umaga, the stacked Rumble field, Shawn Michaels and Undertaker’s late-match magic, and why this event still represents WWE firing on all cylinders during the Ruthless Aggression peak.

We close by comparing the 2007 road to WrestleMania with today’s WWE, asking whether modern booking has lost its confidence, and what lessons the company still refuses to learn.

▶️ YouTube Chapters

00:00 Road to the Rumble Begins

02:30 Royal Rumble 2026 Stakes

06:10 Who Feels Ready

10:00 Overbooking vs Anticipation

14:20 WWE’s Modern Rumble Formula

18:10 Why the Rumble Still Works

21:00 Time Machine Royal Rumble 2007

23:40 Cena vs Umaga Breakdown

27:10 Batista vs Undertaker

30:40 Star Power of 2007

34:20 Rumble Match Structure

38:10 HBK and Taker Late Magic

42:00 Why 2007 Still Holds Up

46:00 WrestleMania Fallout

50:00 Lessons Not Learned

54:30 Final Verdict

58:30 Final Thoughts and Plugs

🎧 Spotify Formatted Timestamps

00:00 Intro and Royal Rumble season discussion

02:30 Stakes heading into Royal Rumble 2026

06:10 Current contenders and momentum

10:00 WWE’s overbooking tendencies

14:20 Modern vs classic Rumble builds

18:10 Why the Royal Rumble remains special

21:00 Royal Rumble 2007 overview

23:40 John Cena vs Umaga analysis

27:10 Batista vs Undertaker world title match

30:40 Depth of the 2007 roster

34:20 Royal Rumble match pacing

38:10 Shawn Michaels and Undertaker closing stretch

42:00 Crowd energy and atmosphere

46:00 WrestleMania 23 setup

50:00 What modern WWE still misses

54:30 Final thoughts on Royal Rumble 2007

58:30 Plugs thanks and sign off

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This week, Darragh, Cian and Kev are back with an episode that swings wildly across sci-fi, fantasy, anime, and franchise fatigue.

We kick things off with Star Trek: Starfleet Academy, debating whether Trek’s new lighter, younger tone is a bold evolution or a step too far into whimsy. Is this the future of Star Trek—or the point of no return?

From there, Kev brings unexpected praise for A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms, the Game of Thrones spin-off that trades dragons and doom for hopeful knights, low stakes, and surprisingly effective toilet humour.

Then things go fully nuclear as we dive into Jujutsu Kaisen, with Kev arguing it’s delivered one of the greatest anime episodes of all time — a brutal, stylish, Kill Bill-inspired explosion of violence that sparks a wider conversation about why anime keeps running laps around Western franchises.

We wrap up with a big-picture discussion on the future of major franchises — Marvel, Star Wars, Doctor Who, and whether audiences are finally rejecting safe, recycled storytelling.

📅 Air Date: 24-01-26

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00:00 – Intro & What We’re Covering

04:12 – Star Trek: Starfleet Academy – Cute or Catastrophe?

22:45 – A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms – Thrones Gets Small (and Weird)

39:30 – Jujutsu Kaisen – Anime Goes Full Nuclear

01:02:10 – Why Anime Is Winning Right Now

01:15:40 – Franchise Fatigue: Marvel, Star Wars & Doctor Who

01:32:20 – Final Thoughts & Wrap-Up

#NerdToKnow,#StarTrek,#StarfleetAcademy,#GameOfThrones,#KnightOfTheSevenKingdoms,#JujutsuKaisen,#AnimeTalk,#FranchiseFatigue,#GeekCulture,#Podcast,#PopCulture

📅 Air Date: 27-01-26

This week on The Wrestling Rewind, we break down a loaded week of WWE TV, international crowds doing the heavy lifting, and a fascinating trip back to the Attitude Era — for better and worse.

We start with SmackDown in London, Drew McIntyre’s first appearance as WWE Champion, and the surprise spotlight on Leon Slater, as the X Division Championship appears on WWE television. We discuss what this crossover means for TNA’s role in modern wrestling, why Slater feels like a genuine future star, and how WWE has quietly embraced TNA as its long-term developmental pipeline.

From there, we head to Raw from Belfast, a genuinely special night carried by an electric crowd. We break down Becky Lynch’s unapologetic heel heat, Finn Bálor’s emotional home-country return, and why his match with CM Punk may be one of the best TV matches WWE has produced in years. We also debate whether Finn’s long-overdue main event push is finally happening — and why the Demon might be the key.

The tone shifts as we look ahead to Saturday Night’s Main Event, questioning whether WWE is fixing old problems by creating new ones. From over-saturation to nostalgia burnout, we debate whether these shows add anything meaningful so close to the Royal Rumble.

Finally, we fire up the time machine and revisit Royal Rumble 2000. We discuss the incredible Triple H vs Cactus Jack street fight, Taz’s shocking WWE debut, the strange structure of the Rumble match itself, and why a show remembered fondly by many doesn’t quite hold up on rewatch.

🎧 Thoughtful, nostalgic, and brutally honest — tune in now.

▶️ YouTube Chapters

00:00 – Welcome & Week Setup

01:50 – SmackDown in London

03:45 – Leon Slater Appears on WWE TV

06:10 – TNA’s Role in Modern WWE

08:05 – Carmelo Hayes & the Open Challenge

10:00 – SmackDown vs Raw This Week

11:40 – Raw from Belfast Begins

13:15 – Becky Lynch’s Heel Heat

15:05 – Finn Bálor’s Homecoming

17:45 – Finn vs CM Punk: TV Classic

21:00 – Is Finn Finally THE Guy?

23:00 – Judgment Day & Future Turns

26:10 – Saturday Night’s Main Event Problems

29:00 – Too Much Nostalgia?

32:00 – Time Machine: Royal Rumble 2000

34:40 – Taz’s WWE Debut

37:30 – Tables Match Reality Check

40:10 – Triple H vs Cactus Jack

43:30 – Royal Rumble Match Breakdown

47:20 – Rock, Big Show & The Finish

51:10 – Does This Rumble Hold Up?

54:30 – Final Verdict & Grades

59:45 – Plugs & Sign-Off

🎧 Spotify-Formatted Timestamps

00:00 Intro & show overview

01:50 SmackDown in London fallout

03:45 Leon Slater & the X Division title on WWE TV

06:10 TNA as WWE’s true developmental

08:05 Carmelo Hayes & open challenge praise

10:00 SmackDown outperforming Raw

11:40 Raw from Belfast review

13:15 Becky Lynch heel promo reaction

15:05 Finn Bálor’s return & crowd response

17:45 CM Punk vs Finn Bálor analysis

21:00 Finn’s future as a top babyface

23:00 Judgment Day tension

26:10 Saturday Night’s Main Event criticism

29:00 WWE creating new problems

32:00 Royal Rumble 2000 overview

34:40 Taz debuts & chokes out Kurt Angle

37:30 Hardy Boyz vs Dudleys tables match

40:10 Triple H vs Cactus Jack street fight

43:30 Royal Rumble match structure issues

47:20 The Rock, Big Show & McMahon chaos

51:10 WrestleMania 2000 fallout

54:30 Final thoughts on RR 2000

59:45 Plugs, thanks & sign-off

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