Buddy Lee has really enjoyed the KIng/Queen tournaments this year and his primary discussion focuses on it. Injury updates on Asuka and several others as WWE is bitten by the injury bug. I close out with thoughts on "Black Saturday", season finale for D.S.O.T.R..

Buddy Lee gives his thoughts and predictions for Backlash. I give my honest assessment of the 2024 WWE draft. Some discussion on the go home shows for Backlash and I close out with thoughts on this week's D.S.O.T.R. The Sandman.

Rhea Ripley is forced to relinquish her title and one week later WWE hot-shots it on to Becky Lynch. I'll talk about why it was the right move to make; although it's not what I would have done. Dominik joins Mami on the injured list; Buddy Lee sheds light on the severity of each and how much time they'll likely miss. WWE releases several names, I have the list and give thoughts on each one. The Draft started Friday night and will culminate on RAW tomorrow; otherwise two average shows this week. Buddy Lee discusses both. I close out with two episodes of D.S.O.T.R.-- "Gentleman" Chris Adams and "Sensational" Sherry. Programming Note I will post the Backlash Prdictions show this Friday night/ early Saturday Morning.

A jam-packed episode this week as WWE gave us a lot to talk about. First I give my thoughts on the H.O.F. ceremony--a very middle of the road show. Then two nights of WM with night two being the saving grace. Buddy Lee runs down both nights in a full review. I discuss the highlights of RAW and SD with the latter being the better show. Buddy Lee also pays respect with the passings of O.J. Simpson and Akebono. I close out the show with this week's D.S.O.T.R. episode, Chris Colt. In my opinion, the darkest yet this season.

Buddy Lee gives his thoughts and predictions for nights 1&2 of WM 40. I discuss the RAW and SD go-home shows for Mania and whether or not they did their job. I also give my thoughts on the two recent episodes of D.S.O.T.R. featuring Brutus Beefcake and Harley Race.

Buddy Lee talks the recent tragedy that occurred in Baltimore Harbor waters when a cargo ship crashed into and collapsed the Key Bridge. I give an inside look, as a resident here, of what's going on and what the future holds. More importantly, on behalf of the show and my listeners, I offer my sympathies and condolences to all the families affected in this tragedy. Buddy Lee gives a little history on the bridge to help understand its significance and importance. A little Raw and SD talk and my thoughts on the Terry Gordy D.S.O.T.R. episode.  Programming Notes I will return on Sat. 4/4 for the WM preview and predictions show and Sun. 4/14 for the next edition of the Steel Cage. 

Because it's St. Patrick's Day coupled with WrestleMania season, Buddy Lee looks back at the only Mania to be held on the holiday. Do you know which one it was and who is the lone participant to be on both that Mania and this year's? Hint: you have to go back more than 20yrs. I run down the card as it stands fot this year's Mania and the two newest names added for the H.O.F. I discuss two very average to boring episodes of RAW and SmackDown. I can't totally fault WWE because the current shows are just furthuring exisisting WM storylines. Once Mania is over it'll be time to freshen things up--I hope. I close out with thoughts on this week's D.S.O.T.R. featuring Marcus Alexander "Buff" Bagwell.

Vice opened season five of D.S.O.T.R. last week with "The Ballad of Earthquake". Buddy Lee thus opens with his thoughts wondering what made this "dark"? A&E aired a very good biography on Sgt. Slaughter; I weigh in on this too. WWE announces the first three inductees for this year's HOF: Paul Heyman, Bull Nakano and the U.S. Express (Barry Windham and Mike Rotunda). RAW and SD discussion highlighted with Seth/Cody answering and accepting the WM tag match vs Bloodline. Sting retires one week ago so I close out this week's episode showcasing the 40 year career of one of the greatest to ever lace up the boots.

Buddy Lee pauses to remember three wrestlers who passed away this last week of February. He also talks on a celebrity death the same week. Ole Anderson, Virgil, Butcher Vachon and sandwiched between them was a favorite comedian of mine, Richard Lewis. I also give my thoughts on a very average Elimination Chamber. The Rock had a lot to say regarding Cody Rhodes and WM both on X (Twitter) and SmackDown. I talk the Elimination Chamber fallout on both RAW and SD; not to mention what felt like an endless Bloodline segment on Friday night. The show closes with my thoughts on The Iron Claw as I was finally able to see it. While most hurried to theaters Buddy Lee preferred to wait for its availability on streaming services and watch from the comfort of my own home. But, hey, that's me. Enjoy the episode!!     NOTE My apologies for the late release due to a hectic schedule and Comcast performing routine maitenance.

Buddy Lee offers his thoughts and predictions for the 2024 Elimination Chamber. A very basic and predictable show this year, it doesn't purport to be full of surprises. Updates on Shotzi, her medical leave from the ring and the intended plan for her regarding the Chamber; and Ravens wideout Zay Flowers and the alleged assault case now suspended. And, as always, plenty of RAW and SD discussion.