Ramblemania Show

The crew links up (virtually of course) to earn our show name as we bounce around a slew of topics ranging from WWE Battlegrounds and what we want in wrestling games to the 90's Bulls and the Last Dance documentary.

As the road to PCMania winds down, many roadblocks still emerge as #BanterClub reviews a show that will for all intents and purposes be irrelevant by the next one. 

BE WARNED: Spoilers for the WrestleMania tapings lie ahead in this episode. Or at least we think they do, no one really knows any more.

Back to (the new) normal this week as #BanterClub deals with audio issues and sticks to reviews of Dynamite and NXT, as well as talk about what the main roster's women divisions are missing and the differences between how America and Japan names certain Street Fighter characters.

COVID-19 continues to wreak havoc, but pro wrestling is doing it's best to soldier on and so must the #BanterClub. Raw, SmackDown, Dynamite, NXT, and a look at the industry at large in this packed episode.

Hazel The IIZombie makes his grand return to the Ramblemania Show and takes it old school with an update on where he's been, as well as solo reviews of AEW's Revolution and WWE's Elimination Chamber events.

With COVID-19 going over sport after sport, sports entertainment braces for impact. #BanterClub discusses the impact the global pandemic is having on the industry as well as possibly the last two "normal" Wednesday night shows we may see for a while.

Banter Club is back with the latest two shows in the Wednesday Night War. Wardlow finally wrestles, JR is STILL hungry, and Kris Statlander is literally going to boop her way to the women's championship.

Meanwhile on NXT, dastardly heel Roderick Strong defends the honor of his wife and child from the man who's been threatening to ruin his family for weeks, courageous babyface Velveteen Dream.

#BanterClub goes Broadway and then some as they tackle both shows of last week's Wednesday Night War, AND SmackDown!

Also, body hair growth and why you'll probably never get a SmackDown: Here Comes The Pain remaster.

#BanterClub discusses this week's Dynamite and NXT, where one show in particular went full 1998. It might not be the one you think.

#BanterClub is back to review the Survivor Series go-home edition of SmackDown. Lots and lots of brawling, and a discussion on the struggles of 90's video game audio.