Kinda late due to lots of editing having to be done, thank you for your patience as always. This week we get into the Tribal Chief interacting with Heymans new group in the build to SummerSlam, Jevon Evans tries to find whats next over on NXT, and in AEW the stage is set for a massive rematch.

We missed last week due to tux being out of town so this is night one of a buy one get one real graps. All In weekend passed, and we discuss the high and absolute rock bottoms of the weekend in All In, Evolution, Saturday Nights Main Event, and NXT Great American Bash

Early show this week due to scheduling conflicts with Tux's schedule, so this episode wont contain the dynamite review, but as we head towards a monster weekend chock full with hours of wrestling we get the RAW and NXT go home shows for Great American Bash/Evolution/Saturday Nights Main Event. Also we discuss the Zilla Fatu and Karrion Kross issues.

The madman Tony Khan gave us Kota Ibushi and Kazuchika Okada on free TV on the road to All In, and gave us a deeper glimpse into the psyche of this Hangman Page/Jon Moxley story. Over on the WWE side of things we discuss the Saudi show and the fallout

The finals of the King and Queen of the Rings are set, The John Cena/CM Punk feud takes a horrible turn, In AEW land we're barreling towards All In, off the back of a tremendous Grand Slam Mexico and the return of Kota Ibushi

On the road to Night of Champions and Saturday Night's Main Event, we have some new developments, and even the return of Goldberg. Meanwhile on the AEW side we dive into the mess that was Grand Slam Arena Mexico

WWE Worlds Collide and Money in the Bank were the double features this weekend, along with AEW running another 4 hour programming block, we also talk about the magic of jon moxley and how AEW's in universe story telling is baffling

On the eve of the double feature Worlds Collide/Money In The Bank weekend Tux and Gardy dive into the respective go home shows and the first half of the AEW 4 hour live special.

Double or Nothing is probably the best AEW Pay-Per-View of the year, if not the last couple of years. NXT Battleground was mostly inoffensive, Saturday Night's Main Event and Smackdown however, are en route to getting this show cancelled

NXT has Battleground next, AEW is heading towards Double or Nothing, Smackdown is rapidly becoming unwatchable junk, RAW isnt doing much better, I think the fate of this show is in danger