A wrestling icon is making a return to the squared circle...but enough about Ric Flair.  AEW signed the biggest free-agent in the modern era after a hiatus, only to be upstaged by, you guessed it, WWE, as they brought in two big names for SummerSlam.

Who were these wrestlers?  Find out.

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One thing I stress as an English teacher and a wrestling fan, always check sources.  The best possible source is the primary source.  In other words, Keith Lee's heartfelt explanation video made us wrestling fans look a little dumb this week.  The truth about his health is worse than we speculated.  The big news is that, this time, it wasn't Vince's doing.

Besides, Vince is too busy leaving his son-in-law Triple H out of the major talent decisions.

Lots of surprises I didn't think I needed happened this week.  Listen and find out!

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I'm going to take my own advice this episode.  I know, we lost an absolute legend in the wrestling business, again, this week.  Despite "The Butcher of The Business" Nick Khan continuing to gut the roster and gut us fans, I will focus on some good things this week.  For example, three USA Wrestling Team stars medaled and made us proud, but will they parlay their success into the professional ranks?

Listen and find out!

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Okay, okay...yes, this title has a certain amount of clickbait-ish-ness in it.  That does not change the fact that Vince McMahon is using his friend, Donald Trump's, business model to eventually sell the WWE to Comcast before he dies.

Less than twenty-four hours after Vince makes a flippant statement about feeding AEW more talent, one of the highest-merch-selling, most creative, most popular wrestlers in WWE gets released.

Meanwhile, in AEW, an over-the-hill gimmick wrestler and never-was gets a main event match on national television...and, in the process, may have cost Turner Networks/ Warner Brothers a major national sponsor.

Listen and find out why.

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Cool stuff happened on the "super-indy" scene this week which, unfortunately, still didn't overshadow all the rumors of two big free-agents potentially signing with AEW.

Major League Wrestling kicked off their season with Battle Riot III, and ended with "The Contra Hunter" Alexander Hammerstone winning a future title shot of his choosing...and we all know who "The Hammer" has his sights set on!

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I know I gave IMPACT The Strikeout Rule, but that just means it is getting better.  True to form, apparently Slammiversary 2021 was very good, full of surprises, and worthy to go back and watch.

Also, a wrestling legend passed away, but the son of a legend finds new life back in the WWE.

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Welcome to the Dirtbag Edition of the podcast!  Today, we start off with one dirtbag, Jimmy Uso, and his continued struggles with drinking and driving.  We end this edition with another dirtbag who, ungracious in defeat, lied about his injury, then proceed to call the fighter's who beat him wife a whore.

Classy individuals all around...

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Last week's episode was Botchamania level.  I decided to redo the part about Vince.  Here you go, Vince's Three Faces of Fear.

He did something completely characteristic, something not at all characteristic, and something we thought he'd NEVER do.

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I really wanted to do a positive review of Hell in a Cell.  I really did.  I just couldn't.

The WWE, Vince, and Nick Khan are making it very difficult to remain fans.  It's clear it isn't the "be all, end all" like most wrestlers imagined...

...that goes for writers, too, apparently...

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Sorry for the bad quality in the audio.  I will have it figured out next week.

The good news is Samoa Joe is back in the WWE and where he belongs on NXT.  What was his impact?  Listen and find out.

Plus, I suggest a way to make Imperium better by addition, and how wrestling fans are sometimes just awful.

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