A show that I believe exceeded everyone's expectations. THE GREATEST WRESTLING MATCH EVER. Was it? No. And here's why.

PS: Panic at the Disco sucks

Overall, the best show so far of the Rona Era. Some very good rasslin but was hindered by a lackluster build and some directionless characters. We get into each match and discuss the future of these stars...some are promising.....some just seem like they're going to be Big Show 2.0. or be Natalya. And yes, I explain why those are the same thing in this episode. 

Let's revisit ROH's first ever show....the journey begins. The year of 2002 was a strange time, both in wrestling and in the world in general; and that is very much exemplified here by ROH's inaugural event: An Era Of Honor Begins. Eddie Guerrero vs. Super Crazy, Bryan Danielson vs. Christopher Daniels vs. Low Ki....and some lighthearted homophobia fill out the show. But in all seriousness, ROH has always had a soft spot in my heart and I cannot wait to continue this journey in watching every event they have produced.

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Arguably the greatest Wrestlemania of all time, and not just because Bruce Prichard and Jim Cornette worked a match. This show had everything: Spectacle, technical wrestling, first-evers, car crashes, historic moments...and everything in between. Let's revisit one of the most pivotal shows of all time. 

There's always going to be idiots. And Hardest Part of the Ring is always going to be here to put them in their place. In this weeks episode, we aim our frustration towards smarks; or "Smart Marks" or "Smart Wrestling Fans". Their label is ironic, because they truly are one of the dumbest breeds out there. Their inability to grasp the Edge/Orton storyline or why the Street Profits and Viking Raiders segments are great are all discussed in this episode.

CLIMB THE CORPORATE LADDER etc etc whatever. What a crazy, unique show. So much to get into. MITB Match was hilarious, Drew vs. Seth was great, Bayley is amazing, and Brother Love was.....there....for some reason.

Pet peeves in wrestling. There are too many for just one episode. So this week, we rip into the mind numbingly stupid concepts in regards to gimmick matches, build up to gimmick matches, and gimmick PPVs.

It's a new era in wrestling. TNA is out of the Asylum and into the Impact Zone with their FIRST EVER three hour PPV. They set the tone for a great run here at Victory Road 2004. TNA had some great aspects to it in this era....and some not so great aspects. But it's entertaining to get in the time machine and some of the results are fascinating. 

Just wanted to get this subject out of the way lmao. Went longer than I expected, but there's so much to shit on Nia about, that it feels like you can just keep talking about it forever. I give my take on whether or not Nia is actually dangerous, the criteria for being dangerous in the ring, and I once again dismantle idiots on the internet.  

Dear WWE diehards, AEW diehards, and dummies all over the internet, I'm here to take a dump on your lives. I've had it. Let's destroy some marks.