Thrill as Ahmad and I tackle the career, legacy, and legendary undefeated streak of one William Scott Goldberg. We grapple with his status as one of the most sensationally popular wrestlers who ever lived, and try to reconcile that with his not being very good. Also: Tasers! Hamburgers and red wine! Howie Mandel!

It's a family affair as my dear old dad joins the show to discuss the generational clash between eternal champion Nick Bockwinkel and hungry young challenger Curt Hennig. Also: Bobby Heenan! Youth vs. experience! Underpants!

Julian makes his long-awaited return to discuss the second part of the epic trilogy of matches featuring the high-flying Fenix and the merciless Mil Muertes. Also featured in this episode: me dunking on WWE's writing and then asking them for a job!

Jason calls in to discuss the legendary clash between maybe the most recognizable stars in the history of pro wrestling. Also: the nature of celebrity, performance art, the power of nostalgia, and the importance of listening up, slap nuts.

Katy Lees makes a long-awaited return to the show to revisit our old friend Mick Foley, as well as explore the Rock at the height of his powers as WWE Champion. Also: Wrestling as slapstick comedy! Brand new international Christmas greetings! BEEF MACHINES!

Part one of our three part series chronicling the wrestling career of Dwayne Johnson! Our story begins as The Rock sheds his goofball rookie persona and weaponizes his outsized personality against angry, sub-Stallone beef slab Ken Shamrock.

Tara returns to revisit the time that an episode of Monday Night Raw revolved around breathless updates about the health of Santa Claus after he got hit by a car. Santa Claus definitely isn't Mick Foley in disguise! It's a Christmas Miracle!

With winter nearly upon us, Nick joins the show to discuss the chilling exploits of Glacier, pro wrestling's best-ever bootleg Mortal Kombat character. Despite alarming amounts of cheese, it turns out that Glacier and his karate pals were maybe pretty dope?

It's another Ahmadventure as his current favorite Pete Dunne is in action against Tyler Bate in a thrilling example of what's known as British Strong Style.

Shawn returns to the show as Randy Savage's mid-life crisis collides with the career upswing of one of wrestling's great unsung heroes, Diamond Dallas Page. Also in this episode: embarrassing dad gangs, the value of hard work and self-improvement, and Randy Savage's ill-fated rap career!