Welcome to NoSo Takeover, a journey through the history of WWE NXT's biggest events!

In this episode, JT, Aaron & Jenny run through NXT Takeover: Toronto from November 2016! They discuss Bobby Roode on pause, the second annual Dusty Rhodes Classic, DIY finally toppling Revival, Samoa Joe ripping back his title and so much more!

Join us as we take over the podcast world with NXT!

It’s WWE Night of Champions season and Ryan Gray is joined by a rotation of fellow wrestling fans to preview every match on the card!

Ryan and Ibou discuss John Cena vs. CM Punk for the WWE Title at Night of Champions.

Ryan and Diamond Dallas Barb (DDB) discuss Asuka vs Jade Cargill in the Queen of the Ring Finals at Night of Champions.

Ryan and Matt Ferrell discuss Rhea Ripley vs Raquel Rodriguez in a Street Fight at Night of Champions.

Ryan and Mark Poirier discuss Sami Zayn vs Karrion Kross at Night of Champions.

Ryan and Brandon Janeau discuss Solo Sikoa vs Jacob Fatu for the United States Title at Night of Champions.

Ryan and Richie Mars discuss Randy Orton vs Cody Rhodes in the King of the Ring Finals at Night of Champions.

Ryan and Mike Rossi discuss AJ Styles vs. Dominik Mysterio for the Intercontinental Title at Night of Champions.

Welcome to WWE WAR: Wrestling Above Replacement! JT, Marcus & Producer Tim are breaking down each WWE "season" and giving a comprehensive by the numbers breakdown of each PPV event using a specific set of metrics.

In this episode, the boys continue the 2013-2014 WWE PPV season with a deep statistical dive on Night of Champions 2013. They also continue to build their list of complete WWE PPV rankings based on the scoring system.

Do your personal ranking synch up with the WWE WAR formula? Tune in and find out!

From the eagle’s nest, high above the ECW arena, this is the Extreme Three Way Dance! In this episode, JT, Jenny and Matt review the next three episodes of ECW television to kick off February 2000!

The troublesome trio talk about Rob Van Dam's untimely injury, emo Raven, Cyrus and the Network amping up the war, Dusty Rhodes' return to the ring, the now wide open ECW World Title picture and so much more!

So jump on board, grab a chair and get ready to join this threesome for an extreme journey through time!

"To save my world, I have to help Apocalypse destroy a past one."

After four consecutive self-contained episodes, X-MEN wisely ramps up the pace and the tension directly at the season's mid-point with a high-octane two-parter. "Time Fugitives" goes big in all the right aways, logically bringing together the show's resident time travelers Bishop and Cable as their respective futures are placed in direct conflict. Also returning is arch-villain Apocalypse, who is immortalized as a true existential threat unlike any other our heroes have faced by his malignant presence in two of the three distinct timelines tracked across these episodes. With recurring season 2 foes the Friends of Humanity continuing to sow anti-mutant sentiment amongst the public, the script has its hands full juggling a plethora of characters within a dense plot. Nevertheless, with the aid of veteran comics and science fiction writer Elliot S. Maggin pitching in, alongside some clever animation reuse through the magic of time travel, the story makes good on its epic ambitions as a series stand-out and fan favorite.

Cable in particular receives a welcome makeover following his introduction as a blank slate, stock badass/mercenary. It's confirmed from the jump that he's a time traveler, though this was probably best avoided in the first season given the proximity of his appearances to Bishop's arrival. Here, that redundancy is treated as a feature rather than a bug, with Bishop's successful efforts to create a better future threatening to unravel Cable's (even more distant) future. Time travel nonsense aside, it comes down to a classic moral dilemma wherein Cable must make the impossible choice between two horrible alternatives. Unlike our initial encounter with the character, this Cable is informed by an actual backstory and origin that the comics had finally settled on -- and all the better for it. Here we meet a world-weary soldier and hardened pragmatist by circumstance, but a principled man nonetheless. More importantly, this Cable is a dedicated leader and father, one who grapples with his conscience constantly in search of any way for his and Bishop's respective worlds to co-exist. Equally clever strategist that he is, Cable's solution is ingenious (and, true to form for this series, accidentally socially relevant over 30 years later). In a season defined by its focus on character development, this reinvention of Cable arguably outshines the high-concept action surrounding it.

X-TRA: Though Apocalypse's genetically engineered plague is only referred to once as a "techno-virus," it's fitting that this line is spoken by Cable. When his parentage is ultimately confirmed in X-MEN '97, we learn that Cable is the child of Cyclops and Jean's clone, Madelyne Pryor. Notably, he is exposed to a virus by Mr. Sinister, with symptoms very much resembling (and that Beast even compares to) this very same plague. Sinister's variant is more lethal, prompting Madelyne to send the stricken infant into the future as his only hope of survival.

Welcome to Shooting Sharp with Mike Rossi. This is Episode #16- Crowning a King

In this episode of Wrestling War Zone: The Monday Night Wars, JT Rozzero & Chad Campbell dive into the Monday Night Wars from 6/16/97!

They catch up on their personal lives for a few minutes and then discuss the fallout from the Hart/Michaels locker room fight, Austin vs. Pillman... FINALLY, Team USA coming together for Canadian Stampede, the formation of the NEW Nation of Domination, Dennis Rodman's return to Chicago, Mongo McMichael finally having enough of Jeff Jarrett, the NWO wrecking Luger & Giant and much more.

So sit back, settle in and join JT and Chad as they work their way through the one and only Monday Night Wrestling War era!

It’s… ChroNoSo! The North-South Connection Podcast Network takes you down memory lane each month by exploring one match from WWE history. This month on ChroNoSo, the crew dives into September 1990. They also cover matches, segments, and events from MSG, Prime Time Wrestling, Superstars, and more.

First they were making the cut. Then they made the cut! And now... Aaron and JT are covering the gamut of wrestling, pop culture and beyond because... it is time to get NO HOLDS BARRED!

In this special NoSo95 episode, JT and Aaron head back to early 1995 and do a full rebooking of WWF King of the Ring 1995! Who will leave Philly as the KING? Who challenges WWF Champion Lex Luger? Does Bret Hart escape the feud with Jerry Lawler? Plus... more Lawrence Taylor? All this and lots more lie ahead!

Come for the concept and the absurdity, stay for Bermuda, Kokomo, the Property AND Neville Brothers. JT! Aaron! NO HOLDS BARRED!

Welcome to NoSo Takeover, a journey through the history of WWE NXT's biggest events!

In this episode, JT, Aaron & Jenny run through NXT Brooklyn II from August 2016! They discuss a GLORIOUS debut, the birth of DIY, the amazing NXT tag team division, Ember Moon's debut, Bayley's farewell, the crowing of Nakamura and so much more!

Join us as we take over the podcast world with NXT!