It's the biggest show of the year, it's WrestleMania 35, from Metlife Stadium, New Jersey. Join us as we run through the mammoth 7 hour 'showcase of immortals' stadium event, huge championship wins for Becky Lynch, Kofi Kingston, and Seth Rollins, the retirements of Kurt Angle and Batista, the lunacy of The Miz and Shane McMahon, and possibly the most entertaining Hall of Fame ceremony in years, featuring D-Generation X (Triple H, Shawn Michaels, Chyna, X-Pac, Road Dogg, and Billy Gunn), Harlem Heat, The Hart Foundation, Torrie Wilson, Brutus 'The Barber' Beefcake, and more!

In a pre-recorded episode, Breff & Nathan take a look at the card for WrestleMania 35, taking place on Sunday April 7th from the Metlife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. We run through (very nearly) every match scheduled for the WWE's annual flagship show, set to be a 7 hour extravaganza.

This week; AEW rumoured to be joining Apple TV+, a look at the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2019, the Women's Championship Main Event of WrestleMania 35, and we go on a bit of a rant about how the story of Becky Lynch becoming only the second non-continental-American person in history to main event wrestling's biggest annual event has not received national attention from news outlets.

This week, Breffni & Nathan talk Sue Aitchison winning the 2019 Warrior Award, The Responstable Constable, Baron Corbin, being selected as Kurt Angle's retirement match opponent, AJ Styles signing his new WWE contract, and we take a look at the "B+ Player" story behind Kofi Kingston's improbable rise to the WWE Championship main event match of WrestleMania 35.

This week, ICB lands on a new platform (Transistor) as a weekly show, with new episodes every Friday morning at 7AM GMT. Breffni & Nathan discuss the triumphant return of Roman Reigns after being declared in remission following his battle with leukemia, and we take a look at the rumoured seventeen matches we can expect to see at the mammoth WWE WrestleMania 35 in a few weeks' time. We also discuss the rise of Kofi Kingston, Becky Lynch, the return of Kevin Owens, and much, much more.

It's our Royal Rumble Preview show, ahead of WWE's first stop on the Road to WrestleMania, live on PPV on Sunday January 27th from Chase Field, Phoenix, Arizona. Will Finn Balor topple Brock Lesnar for the Universal Championship? Will Daniel Bryan rant his way to a successful WWE Championship defense? Will Becky Lynch reclaim the SmackDown Women's Championship? And who will win the Royal Rumble matches to stake their claim to a championship match at WrestleMania 35 this April?

This week, we return to a thunderously gentle smattering of applause in the distance to discuss the arrival of AEW: All Elite Wrestling, the signings of Chris Jericho and PAC/Neville, Double or Nothing, and how AEW, Cody and the Young Bucks may be about to usher in a whole new system of care and compensation for professional wrestlers. We also talk some of the news we've missed, including Roman Reigns' ongoing battle with leukaemia, Raw ratings woes, the opening of the NXT UK Performance Centre, and the upcoming arrivals to the main WWE roster.

Stretching back to 1999 all the way to 2006, this week is all about our favourite wrestlers and performers as kids. Our guys. The performers and athletes whom we identified with most. Any surprises here? Absolutely not. There's an Olympic Gold Medallist, two brothers who weren't really brothers, one brother who was really a brother but whose brother isn't discussed, a true high-flyer, and a gentleman brawler.

We're back! Breffni & Nathan roundup the news in "YayBoo", plus: Kane becomes Mayor of Knox County, the sad passings of Grand Master Sexay, Nikolai Volkoff, & Brickhouse Brown, Randy Orton, Matt Hardy, Nathan not saying hello to Edge, Breff's bald head, and we finally discuss the secret project we were working on for over a year: Dojo Pro, available now on Prime Video worldwide.

Just in time for the inaugural WWE Greatest Royal Rumble from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, it's a new episode previewing the 5 hour stadium event, featuring Brock Lesnar vs. Roman Reigns in a Steel Cage match for the Universal Championship, the 50-Man Royal Rumble match, and The Undertaker vs. Rusev in a Casket match.

We also talk the 2018 Superstar Shake-up, including who stands to gain the most from switching brands, and how SmackDown's new General Manager, Paige, won the night.

Plus, we talk the legacy of the late, great Bruno Sammartino, the first ever two-time WWE Champion, who held the championship for 4,040 days and sold out Madison Square Garden more than anyone in any genre in history.