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It's been a long few weeks since the last episode, I apoligize for the absence. But just like Pespi Phil, there is a lot to get off my chest.
The Road to WrestleMania is looking bumpier than ever. This episode will cover the Elimination Chamber pay-per-view that took place in Chicago over the weekend, where we saw two elimination chamber winners punch their ticket to the Showcase of immortals. We also had CM Punk versus Finn Balor in another clinic for the World Heavyweight Championship in a special ring introduction. Also, a very evil, very nice and very stagnant debut for a former AEW comedy wrestler. Plus, we'll go over AEW Dynamite and Collision results as well as ratings for the week. All this and more.. Cuz’ we spell it R-A-W-K cuz’ we talk about the W’s of pro wrestling!
Just when you thought it couldn't get any wilder, this episode dives into the emotional AJ Styles tribute in Atlanta and the final high-stakes Elimination Chamber qualifiers. We break down the "phenomenal" retirement of a legend and the disastrous turn of events for "Big" Bronson Reed that has shifted the WWE landscape. Plus, we’re looking ahead at the upcoming Elimination Chamber card to predict who will punch their ticket to WrestleMania and recapping the 2025 Wrestling Observer Awards. All this and more right here—where it’s spelled R-A-W-K because we only talk about the W’s in pro wrestling!
There have been major changes to the WrestleMania plans in Las Vegas this year, with shocking developments and injuries pushing some returns beyond the Showcase of the Immortals. We recap last week’s groundbreaking Monday Night Raw where Roman Reigns officially chose his WrestleMania opponent. We also cover two New Japan Pro Wrestling stars leaving their contracts and preview AEW Grand Slam Australia taking place on February 14. All that and more on this week’s Rawking Review where its spelled R-A-W-K cuz' we talk about the W's in pro wrestling.
The Road to WrestleMania began in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia with a royal start and finish, and in this special episode with Hamza Cisse we break down the highs and lows of a Royal Rumble build that felt underwhelming. We discuss the loaded Men’s Royal Rumble featuring Brock Lesnar, LA Knight, Oba Femi, and the returning Roman Reigns, along with standout performances in the Women’s Rumble from Lash Legend, Sol Ruca, Charlotte Flair, Tiffany Stratton, and a surprise Bella appearance. We also review AJ Styles putting his career on the line against Gunther and Sami Zayn challenging Drew McIntyre for the WWE Undisputed Championship, all right here on the show where we spell it R A W K because we talk about the W’s in pro wrestling.
We’re back with another episode of the Rawking Review as we hit the road to the Royal Rumble! This week, we break down the upcoming Premium Live Event, including full previews of both Royal Rumble matches and who should walk away victorious. We also recap Raw north of the border, where AJ Styles may have wrestled his final televised match against World Champion CM Punk in a moment that could mark the end of an era. Plus, we dive into the latest news surrounding the controversy involving Trey Miguel, his AEW contract situation, and the Warner Bros. Discovery discussions reportedly tied to his release, ultimately leading to his shocking return to TNA Impact on AMC. All that and more on this week’s Rawking Review where its spelled R-A-W-K cuz' we talk about the W's in pro wrestling.
Heading into the giving of thanks and turkey, there a lot more to be thankful for in pro wrestling! John Cena closes a legendary chapter with his final appearance on Monday Night Raw — and at Madison Square Garden, as his Last Time is Now tournament continues. Meanwhile, Tony Khan sits down with Ariel Helwani for an “interview” packed with questions but somehow zero actual answers, stirring even more confusion around AEW’s direction. We’ve got a full breakdown of AEW Blood and Guts from Greensboro, NC, and to cap it all off, we’re diving into a loaded Survivor Series and AEW Full Gear Preview, complete with the most up-to-date match cards and storylines you need heading into the weekend. All this and more, ‘cause it’s spelled R-A-W-K, ‘cause we talk about the W’s of pro wrestling!
Chaos and shockwaves hit the wrestling world again! Nixon Newell, better known as Tegan Nox, finds herself in a fiery fallout with AEW, while DPW announces its shocking foreseeable future closure—ending an era for Deadlock Pro Wrestling fans. Meanwhile, Buffalo rapper Westside Gunn stirs up controversy with WWE after he says he is done promoting it in his music, sparking major debate online. We’ll break down all the backstage buzz, plus a full review of Monday Night Raw, where John Cena made history by capturing the Intercontinental Championship. And if that wasn’t enough, we’re diving headfirst into the carnage of Survivor Series, Full Gear, and Blood and Guts! An explosive, chaotic showdown that might redefine what’s next for both major promotions. All this and more, ‘cause it’s spelled R-A-W-K, ‘cause we talk about the W’s of pro wrestling!
Controversy stirs the pot again!After a wave of injuries to key wrestling stars, major changes are shaking up the scene. We’ll break down the upcoming Saturday Night Main Event in Salt Lake City, featuring three title matches at The Crossroads. Plus, rumors are flying about mysterious new vignettes—could they signal the return of Chris Jericho to WWE? Meanwhile, AEW’s ratings are in serious trouble, and we’ll dive into what’s going wrong. We’ll also recap a stacked episode of SmackDown, including Ilja Dragunov’s first U.S. Title Open Challenge against Aleister Black, and a brutal No DQ match between “Big Jim” Jimmy Uso and Drew McIntyre. All this and more cuz it's spelled R-A-W-K cuz we talk about the W's of pro wrestling!
OH, HOW PRO WRESTLING CAN CHANGE ON A DIME OVERSEAS! In this episode of the Rawking Review, a shocking twist has rocked the WWE landscape. The Vision of Seth Rollins, Bron Breakker, and “BIG” Bronson Reed have officially split after just five months of being hyped as the next Judgment Day and now Breakker has his eyes set on the gold held by the “Visionary” himself. This all comes fresh off a successful Crown Jewel PLE in Perth, Australia, where John Cena and AJ Styles delivered a beautiful tribute to pro wrestling in their emotional final encounter. Plus, new Nielsen ratings spell trouble for the world of pro wrestling, and yet another AEW star finds themselves sidelined with an injury. All this and more... it’s spelled R-A-W-K cuz we talk about the W’s in pro wrestling!
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