What is the future of the Arena Football League? Stephen Ur (@writingfanatic2), Erik Watkins (@squidsportshead) and Joran Palacio (@Joran_Palacio16) discuss. They also recap CAFL Super Series II and preview Super Series III! Which team can kiss their China Bowl dream goodbye with a loss?

BREAKING NEWS in the middle of the show is that the league will go on for the 2017 season. The guys discuss that and everything CAFL Super Series II and Super Series III in the latest episode of This Week in the AFL!

Sean and Paul discuss the latest going on with TNA, which now includes Billy Corgan suing Dixie Carter and TNA Wrestling. Somehow this sad state of a company continues to exist.

*We apologize for some audio issues towards the beginning of the show. We tried to have someone on to give us their impressions of WWE 2K17, but Skype gave him problems and unfortunately he never was able to speak with us about the game. *

We also talk about Mickie James returning to face Asuka at NXT Takeover in Toronto, Canada. Hideo Itami's injury and what this means for his career, as well as we get into the debate of "should big time indy talent skip NXT due to situations like this" or not. Can Akira Tozawa succeed in WWE? That's a debate we have too.

Then, we get into NXT, Lucha Underground, and the latest TNA Impact Wrestling shows.

Finally, we end things on the W2M Power Rankings and Superstar of the Week.

Due to Sean having to make a trip to Texas for a Funeral and work getting in the way after that, the guys have had to delay the podcast until today.

We are on the eve of the release of Playstation VR and there are already quite a few games that could be coming to the device in the future. Not to mention, projections for its sales until the end of 2016. Shawn Layden has also mentioned updated PSVR units and non-gaming applications for it as well.

Aside from VR talk, Sean Garmer and Marc Morrison discuss a few delays, namely Gravity Rush and Cuphead moving into 2017. Voodoo Vince is getting a HD remaster. Call of Duty and Gears of War are both getting movies. Plus quite a few things from New York Comic Con too.

In addition, Marc talks about his time with Rise of the Tomb Raider on PS4.

On today's fantasy football podcast, Sean Garmer joins Mike Mitchell to combine the Football to the Max show with the Fantasy Football show and cover each game from both a fantasy perspective, as well as some in depth game analysis. Should Tony Romo start when he returns? Are the Giants and Packers looking like teams with fantasy busts looming large going forward? These questions and many more are answered on tonight's show.

Saki plays Five Nights at Freddy's: Sister Location, while Stephen Ur joins Foxy and Squid to talk Playoff Baseball and some NFL Football and they get confirmation of the Oakland Raiders moving to Las Vegas during the show too.

After that, Saki, Squiddy and Stephen get into a political discussion, which got pretty heated. Saki hates on Hilary Clinton and Erik and Stephen counter her argument. Seriously, this is one episode you don't want to miss.

Producer Sean Garmer (@W2MSean) joins the show in place of Josh Ilori this week! How have the Bills and Rams turned things around? What about the Redskins? Are the Falcons serious? Rachael McKriger (@theeMcKriger) says she doesn't even think they'll win their division! Why doesn't Stephen Ur (@writingfanatic2) buy the Vikings offense? PLUS MORE! Tune in as the crew recaps Week 5 and previews Week 6!

Welcome to our WWE Smackdown Live Review.

Where Sean (@W2MSean) and Paul (@hailtothechimp7) discuss all the events that transpired on WWE Smackdown Live. Then we will also have a rotating third guest host. It could be someone you have heard before, or a totally new voice ready to lend their talents to give their thoughts on Smackdown Live. This week, Brandon Biskobing is on the show. So, join us, as we discuss the fallout from WWE No Mercy 2016 and everything about WWE Smackdown Live, which emanated from the SAP Center in San Jose, California.

On this W2M episode, Sean (@W2MSean) and Paul (@hailtothechimp7) discuss the latest happenings in the world of pro-wrestling.

We open the show with “Quick Hits.” We spend the first 20 minutes or so going over everything that’s come out about Paige Suspended Again for 60 days this time. We discuss if her family speaking out has helped or hindered Paige. There’s also the statement put out by WWE stating that Paige failed for an “illegal” substance. So much to dissect and we try to get through it as much as we can.

After that, we discuss more news with NJPW’s Power Struggle Card and their Super Juniors Tag Tournament. We go through the possible price tiers that could hit the WWE Network. Lucha Underground at Comic-Con and more.

Next, Sean and Paul do a full review of New Japan’s King of Pro-Wrestling event, which includes three stellar matches to close out the show.

Finally, Paul goes through this week’s Ring of Honor TV, which was more great stuff from Field of Honor.

Welcome to our WWE RAW Review.

Shortly after WWE RAW ends, we have our WWE RAW Review, and still have our regular W2M Part 1 episode after it as well. Sean (@W2MSean) and Brandon Biskobing discuss and talk about the high and lows of the Monday night show.

So, join us, as we discuss everything about WWE RAW, including the main event of Chris Jericho and Seth Rollins, plus Paul Heyman making an appearance and more, as RAW was live from the ORACLE Arena in Oakland, California.

In this episode of Jobber's Court, the roundtable opens their discussion about the Unversal Title and WWE World Title being defended during RAW and SMACKDOWN. We give the pros and cons and also some potential ideas to help build storylines with all the additional Network Specials.

We then turn the topic on celebrities in Sports Entertainment. The crew discusses the good guests and the bad guests and what we expect to see and what we don't want to see with celebrity guests. We also take a few moments to talk about an article which was posted on the W2M Network Facebook Page concerning the Brand Split and how it has already failed.

The back half of the podcasts focuses on our Instant Classic Match of the Week (ICMotW) which this week was a strong style matchup of Kota Ibushi and Shinsuke Nakamura at WK 9, we discuss JR's commentary vs. Mauro's and our thoughts on this fantastic match.

We then open up our new Fantasy Booking Tournament which will pit different United States Champions against each other and we give our opinions on who we think would win. This week's pairing is "Superfly" Jimmy Snuka from his 1979 title reign vs. Konnan and his WCW US Title run in 1996.