This week we talk about the importance of brotherly love, Tariq loses his mind over Teddy Ruxpin, Mike will surely gross you out and we talk about out first memories of Lucha. Tariq’s first ever exposure to Lucha might be the most ridiculous wrestling match you have ever heard of. In this week’s “Who the F### is that Guy?” can Mike end Jim’s winning streak? And in “the Roster” chaos ensues as Mike and Tariq butt heads.

Ever been to Florida? This week we are introducing you to some of the crazy things that go on in Florida and if you are not American you will likely be shocked by what you hear! The reason we are talking about Florida is because we have the privilege of introducing many of you to the Florida Brothers. If you don’t know who these two are, be ready to laugh, especially if you can speak Japanese and have a basic understanding of Japanese. If you don’t speak Japanese, don’t worry, as Tariq is going to guide you through one of the most entertaining and fun to watch matches that we have ever covered. This match marks the entry of Kensukii! as an official Florida Brothers member and one of the few times we get to see Kensuke Sasaki and Akira Hokuto working as a tag team. Sit back and be ready to laugh.

This week Tariq talks to us about his experience of attending FMW-E's rocket match and why he loves seeing things explode, we all lose our mind over the absolutely insane Sasuke Special during this week's main event, Jim tries to extend his winning streak in "Who the F### is that guy?" and in “this or that?”bomb matches or barbed wire matches?

Who is the best foreign wrestler in Japan ever? How would you even come to a conclusion on that topic? We start off by taking a look at two internet bullshit lists, one of which is almost perfect, the other not so much. Following that we take a look at two of this generations best foreign wrestlers in Japan, Kenny Omega and Will Osprey. An outstanding match but its a shame that it was held in a half full Tokyo Dome.

In what is clearly the funniest match that we have reviewed to date, Orange Cassidy takes on PAC in what is surely to be one of this generation's classics. Can Jim be dethroned in this week's, "Who the F### is that guy?" and in "This or That?" Lucha style or American style tag matches.

Having a great match on a big show is one thing but having the greatest match of your storied career on one of the most historically significant cards ever is a whole different thing. This card was a joint card between New Japan Pro Wrestling, All Japan Pro Wrestling and WWF just a mere days after The Ultimate Warrior dethrones Hulk Hogan for the WWF title in Toronto’s Skydome.

This match, without a doubt is a must watch for every wrestling fan, especially those who are familiar with both Saving and Tenryu. These two tell one of the greatest stories in ever to be told within a squared circle. Tariq explains just how crazy the crowd and commentators get and how the Japanese equivalent of Tom Brokaw loses his mind and gets involved in the action. By the way, the greatest performance in this match, hands down, belongs to Sensational Sherri.

This week we invite Cut Throat Cody to the show and watch a hidden gem recommended by him. We talk about mother in-laws, Kurrigan in a suit and Jim nearly cries. By far the most in-depth discussion we have had to date.

Do you love your grandfather? Well… Tariq doesn’t. Tariq starts off by talking about having nearly 100 first cousins and how big families lead to having to deal with all kinds of problematic people. Listen in as Tariq explains, in detail, why he has a strong dislike for his grandfather and has no respect for him as a man. You might be wondering how that introduction is related to this week’s match. Tariq explains that too!

Regarding the match, Tariq and Jim give their thoughts on the ramp at Toronto’s Maple Leaf Gardens, both George Steele and Kamala and how sometimes a little bit can go a long way. This match had a total of 4 moves and it kept the fans in Toronto on the edge of their seats. Listen to Jim and Tariq explain why this match was able to do so.

In this week's episode we watch a match that none of us were even alive for! It's 1969 and Bull Curry takes on Johnny Valentine in a 2 out of 3 falls match from the Sam Houston Coliseum. Although Greg “The Hammer” Valentine called this a classic, we all agree its far from a classic and none of us can even understand the finish. In addition, both Mike and Jim struggle with this week’s, “Who the F### is that Guy?” and in this week’s “This or That” there’s a unanimous decision about Tape Trading over watching PPVs.

What is this match going to be most remembered for? Hopefully not the post match press conference. In what can only be described as a first ballot Hall of Fame worthy career, The Great Muta has his final singles match in The Nippon Budokan facing off against current WWE Superstar Shinsuke Nakamura. The match itself was a spectacle and featured one of the greatest entrances in modern wrestling history which is why we talked about the greatest entrances ever according to the Bleacher Report in the intro this week. Considered that the Great Muta was wrestling on one knee and was 60 years old, this was fairly good if not great ending to his illustrious career, discounting the post match press conference.

We get into a very deep philosophical discussion about what Muta said in this press conference and whether it was appropriate or not. Tariq thinks that when considered, in context, and the fact that The Great Muta is 60 years old it isn’t out of context but Jim tells him why that doesn’t matter to people in America at all. What are your thoughts about what The Great Muta said?