Tony Khan embarrasses himself on a podcast with a professional journalist.  A returning Bray Wyatt is haunted by a mysterious figure wearing a mask.  A lucha legend takes his off.

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While one company is allowing its Hispanic and Latino wrestlers to embarrass themselves on Twitter during Hispanic Heritage Month, another company is taking its product to a whole new level by bringing back a familiar face.

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I discuss the significance of the icon, Antonio Inoki.  His legacy is greater than Japan.  He changed the perception of pro-wrestling and elevated it to a sport.  He will be missed.

Also, the best match of NWA 74 might have been Max the Impaler versus Kamille for the NWA Women's Championship.

Note: As of this podcast, Sami Zayn's Wikipedia page has been edited.

For a brief moment, even Wikipedia recognized the leveling up that happened to Sami Zayn on Friday.  You will now acknowledge him as the Honorary Uce!

This storyline might be the greatest storyline in pro-wrestling...ever.

Meanwhile, yet another uncleared former WWE Superstar and influencer made her debut in AEW.  In the NWA this week, two wrestlers were humbled.

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Unoriginal, I know.

I do talk a little boxing that's actually wrestling related.

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Too often, lately, the pro-wrestling world has been beset with tragedy. Finally, someone who seems destined for tragedy turned his life around and has become a rare triumph.  A & E's WWE Biography Legends on Lex Luger was truthful yet heartwarming.  You should check it out.

Also, another victim of Vince McMahon's hush fund is back in WWE, lighter and hopefully with some humility.  Time will tell.

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Fights. Bullying behavior. An administrator in way over his head.

No, I am not describing my first week at my new job...

You know what I'm talking about, so let's simply go to the only wrestling that mattered this weekend, Clash At The Castle and Worlds Collide.

Bullying? Fighting? Random drama that goes nowhere?  An administrator who can't control the building?

No, I'm not describing my first day back in the classroom. (It was awesome, thanks for asking!)

I'm talking about everything that happened on last week's episode of AEW Dynamite.  

In an effort to "compete" with the changes Papa H is making, AEW was hoping to make a significant leap forward with the Unification Match.

They didn't.

Sadly, they don't even get an "A" for effort. 

I don't normally do a retrospective show, but an interesting thought permeated this week: is it time for a Ruthless Aggression Renaissance?  Two greats from that era are still going strong.

Also, a controversial athlete cut a "face turning heel" promo on national t.v.  So did C M Punk.

Not much wrestling to report about, but the fans sure showed out.  While I understand how upsetting not getting your money's worth at a fan event can be, I also understand that female wrestlers are tired of being accosted at such events.  Fans aren't weird, they're just excited, you say?  Ask new wrestling fan and actor Kat Dennings if wrestling fans aren't weird.