Ringside Renaissance

In this episode of Ringside Renaissance, Andrew and Jesse discuss various topics related to WWE. They talk about the upcoming SummerSlam event, the feud between Damian Priest and Gunther, the number one contender match for the IC title, the ongoing storyline involving the Judgment Day Clubhouse, Sonya Deville's return, and CM Punk's highly anticipated comeback. The hosts share their thoughts and predictions on these topics. The conversation in Part 2 of 3 focused on reviewing the events of the wrestling matches and storylines. The hosts discussed the fashion choices of Seth Rollins, the upcoming match between CM Punk and Drew McIntyre, the Wyatt 4's attack on Chad Gable, the lackluster storylines involving Alpha Academy and The New Day, the potential of Liv Morgan and Rhea Ripley's feud, the match between LA Knight and Santos Escobar, and the request for a tag team title rematch by Jade and Bianca. Overall, the hosts expressed their opinions on the current state of the storylines and the performances of the wrestlers. The conversation covers various topics including the tag team gauntlet match, the potential for a Liv Morgan interview, the importance of tag team wrestling, the upcoming Cody Rhodes match, the main event of the night, and the anticipation for SummerSlam. The hosts also give shoutouts to various individuals and express their opinions on the IWC's criticism of Pat McAfee's inclusion in WWE 2K24.

In this episode of Ringside Renaissance, Andrew and Jesse discuss the latest happenings in WWE. They cover topics such as Stephanie Vacor's debut, the potential signing of the Motor City Machine Guns, Liv Morgan's impressive promo skills, the ongoing feud between Rhea Ripley and Liv Morgan, and the intriguing storyline involving Damien Priest and Drew McIntyre. The hosts also express their frustration with wrestling spoilers and speculate on the upcoming matches at SummerSlam. On this episode of the podcast, Jesse and Andrew discuss the ongoing feud between CM Punk and Drew McIntyre, as well as the recent VHS tape segment on the Pat McAfee show. They also share their thoughts on Eric Rowan's emotional promo and the potential for a therapy session storyline. The conversation then shifts to Liv Morgan's repetitive segments and the lackluster match between Jey Uso and Dominik. They discuss the Wyatt Six storyline and the need for more substance. The podcast hosts also review the segment with Chad Gable and Bo Dallas, as well as the debut of the Creed brothers. They express their disappointment with the repetitive shots and the lack of selling. The conversation then moves on to the main event match between Sami Zayn and Ilya Dragunov, with praise for their chemistry and hard-hitting style. They discuss the segment with Cody Rhodes and the challenge from a town down under. They also review the match between Andrade and Carmelo Hayes, highlighting the talent of both wrestlers. The conversation covered various topics, including the potential of Pretty Deadly, Bailey's promo on Nia Jax, the US title contract signing between LA Knight and Logan Paul, Tiffany Stratton's match against Mea Ying, and the buildup to SummerSlam. The hosts discussed the lackluster nature of some matches and the ongoing storyline with the bootleg bloodline. They also speculated on potential future developments, such as the return of Jimmy Uso and a possible reunion of the Samoan Dynasty. The episode concluded with a preview of upcoming matches and an invitation for listeners to share their thoughts. ep 35

In this episode of Ringside Renaissance for The RRW Weekly Reivew "Pretty Deadly" Jesse and Andrew "Kombat Jones" Review Collision and The 250th episode of AEW Dynamite which featured a match between Maxwell Jacob Friedman (MJF) and Will Ospreay for the International Championship. The match took up the entire first hour of the show and received mixed reviews. Some fans praised it as one of the greatest matches in wrestling history, while others found it to be too long and filled with excessive false finishes. The match also featured comedic moments from MJF, which divided opinions. Overall, the match was seen as a good but not exceptional addition to the Dynamite roster. The conversation covered various topics, including the length of matches, post-match segments, the Learning Tree segment, the TBS Championship match, and the main event. The hosts expressed their dissatisfaction with the length of matches and the lack of time given to certain segments. They also discussed the post-match antics and the comedy elements that they found unnecessary. The Learning Tree segment with Chris Jericho was criticized for being corny and disingenuous. The TBS Championship match between Mercedes Martinez and Nyla Rose was deemed predictable and lacking believability. The main event between Swerve Strickland and Okada was seen as forced and too short. The upcoming Blood and Guts match was mentioned, with hopes for better storytelling and character development. Overall, the hosts expressed their disappointment with the episode and the lack of compelling storylines. Ep 34!

In this episode of the Ringside Renaissance Wrestling Podcast, Andrew and Jesse discuss the latest happenings in WWE. They start off by talking about the shoutout they received from Eminem on his new album. They then dive into the events of Monday Night Raw, including CM Punk's return and his feud with Drew McIntyre, Seth Rollins' confrontation with Punk, and the ongoing storyline between Bray Wyatt and the Judgment Day. They also discuss Damien Priest's interaction with Seth Rollins, Braun Breaker's attack on Sami Zayn, and the mysterious phone calls received by Priest. The episode ends with a discussion about Bo Dallas and his appearance in Adam Pearce's office. On this episode of the podcast, Jesse and Andrew review the latest episodes of Raw and SmackDown. They discuss the Bray Wyatt storyline, the impressive performances of Braun Breaker and Ilja Dragunov, and the dominant display by Shayna Baszler, Zoe Stark, and Sonya Deville. They also speculate on the future of Liv Morgan and Tiffany Stratton, and the potential feuds and matches at SummerSlam. In this episode, Andrew and Jesse discuss various storylines and matches in WWE, including the Money in the Bank briefcase, Bailey's beatdowns, Pretty Deadly's debut, Blair Davenport's match against Naomi, and the main event between DIY and a town down under. They speculate on potential matches and storylines leading up to SummerSlam, including Cody Rhodes vs. Solo, the return of Roman Reigns, and the involvement of the Usos. They express their appreciation for their listeners and the growth of their podcast.

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In this episode of Ringside Renaissance, Pretty Deadly Jesse and Andrew discuss AEW Dynamite and the RRW Weekly Review. They talk about MJF's promo addressing his actions against Danny Garcia, Marco Stunt's return and challenge to Jack Perry, and the Owen Hart Cup finals between Bryan Danielson and Adam Page. They also discuss Will Ospreay's promo and his upcoming match against MJF. Overall, they provide their thoughts on the promos and matches of the week. The conversation covered various topics in AEW Dynamite, including the back-and-forth nature of matches, the tombstone pile driver, Jeff Jarrett's involvement, the main event, and the Women's Owen Hart Final. The hosts shared their thoughts on each segment and expressed their excitement for upcoming matches and storylines. ep 32

In this episode of Ringside Renaissance, Andrew and Jesse review WWE's Money in the Bank event. They discuss the men's Money in the Bank ladder match, highlighting the impressive performances of Andrade and Carmelo Hayes. They also praise the clean and exciting win by Drew McIntyre. The hosts then move on to the IC title match between Braun Breaker and Sammy Zayn, noting Breaker's star potential and Zayn's victory. They emphasize the importance of building up new talent and the potential for Breaker to come back stronger in future matches. The conversation in this part of the recording focuses on the retirement announcement of John Cena and the World Heavyweight Title match between Damien Priest and Seth Rollins. The retirement announcement of John Cena evoked emotional responses from both hosts, highlighting the respect and admiration they have for him. The World Heavyweight Title match had some unexpected moments, including a potential botched pin and the surprise cash-in by Drew McIntyre. The match ended with CM Punk interfering and attacking McIntyre, leading to Damien Priest retaining the title. The hosts discuss the significance of these events and the potential storylines that could unfold. Money in the Bank review: The conversation covers the women's Money in the Bank ladder match, the bloodline bedlam match, and the post-show press conference. They discuss the impressive performances of the wrestlers, the storytelling, and the potential future storylines. They also make predictions for upcoming matches and speculate on the return of Roman Reigns and AJ Lee. Overall, they enjoyed the event and are excited to see how the storylines develop.

In this episode of Ringside Renaissance, Andrew and Jesse review the AEW Forbidden Door PPV and Dynamite Beach Break event. They start with the Maxwell Jacob Friedman (MJF) vs. Hetchisero match, followed by the Elite vs. The Acclaimed and Hiroshi Tanahashi match. They then discuss the Owen Hart quarterfinal match between Brian Danielson and Shingo Takagi. Next, they talk about the women's world title match between Toni Storm and Mina Shirakawa. They also mention the Zack Sabre Jr. vs. Orange Cassidy match. Overall, they were satisfied with the event and praised the storytelling and performances. The conversation covered various matches and moments from the AEW Forbidden Door pay-per-view event. The hosts discussed the potential changes to Orange Cassidy's character, the ladder match for the TNT title, the women's title for title match, and the IWGP championship match. They also touched on the surprise return of Dr. Britt Baker and the speculation surrounding Will Ospreay's loss to Swerve Strickland. Overall, they had mixed opinions on the matches and storylines, with some moments being praised and others being criticized. In this part of the conversation, Andrew and Jesse discuss AEW Dynamite's Beach Break episode. They express their enjoyment of the show and discuss various matches and segments. They highlight the Owen Hart tournament, the promos by Daniel Garcia and Britt Baker, and the debut of Mercedes Martinez as a heel. They also joke about the faction 'Gates of Anal' and a fan in the front row. Overall, they express their satisfaction with the episode. In this final part of the conversation, and the main event match between Will Ospreay and Daniel Garcia. They express their frustration with the lack of continuity in storylines and praise MJF for his excellent heel work. They also thank their listeners for their support and engagement.

In this episode of Ringside Renaissance Wrestling Podcast, Andrew and Jesse discuss the events of SmackDown and Raw leading up to Money in the Bank. They highlight the chaotic street fight between the Bloodline and Cody Rhodes, Kevin Owens, and Randy Orton, as well as the women's Money in the Bank qualifier match. They also discuss the men's Money in the Bank qualifier match featuring LA Knight, Santos Escobar, and Logan Paul. The episode ends with a discussion about the upcoming tag team match between Pretty Deadly and the Street Profits. The conversation in this part of the recording focuses on the WWE SmackDown and Monday Night Raw events. The hosts discuss the matches, storylines, and characters involved. They express their opinions on the performances and the direction of the storylines. The conversation covers topics such as the tag team Pretty Deadly, the Women's Money in the Bank qualifier, the Bloodline acknowledgment ceremony, and the Judgment Day storyline involving Damien Priest and Liv Morgan. They also discuss the use of supernatural elements and the in-ring skills of the wrestlers. In this episode, Jesse and Andrew discuss the recent events in WWE and make predictions for the upcoming Money in the Bank pay-per-view. They cover matches such as Damian Priest vs. Seth Rollins, the women's Money in the Bank ladder match, and the Bloodline Bedlam match. They also speculate on potential surprises and twists that could happen during the event.