Happy New Year!! 2024 began with a bang on RAW because the Rock wants to sit at the Head of the Table. Buddy Lee discusses why the match should take place in Perth (Elim. Chamber) and not Philly (WM 40). I try to put an end to the whole Yeet fiasco and who can claim legal rights to its usage. This week the women of wrestling (not the promotion) monopolized the news. I have medical updates on Charlotte and C.J.Perry (Lana); each had successful surgery and I extend well wishes on behalf of the show. The latest on potential signigns for Ronda Rousey, Mercedes Moné (Sasha) and where they may land. Buddy Lee has the truth regarding Liv Morgan, her legal woes and why it's nothing serious. Many podcasters assumed poss. meant possibly when on drug charges it actually means possession. Buddy Lee knows it's an "honest" but in this case "stupid" mistake on their part. RAW and SmackDown both had PLE subtitles this week. I discuss both shows and whether WWE succeeded on their venture. Both had excellent main events, the finishes left a little to be desired yet were the right outcomes. Finally we pause to show respect to a birth, a death and a marriage. The Steel Cage offers its condolences and congrats to all parties involved.

A jam packed show this week on the heels of the biggest Survivor Series to date. A review of the PLE and the returns of Randy Orton and C.M.Punk. Needless to say, the IWC was going crazy over Punk and his remarks on RAW. Buddy Lee has plenty to say on this. Orton signs with SmackDown and what precipitated this decision. Tammy Sytch learns her fate and I have all the juicy details from the hearing. Ric Flair makes some sexual remarks on AEW television and the media goes crazy. I discuss what he said and my stance on it. Congrats to Alexa Bliss and Matt Riddle on the birth of their babies this past week. Buddy Lee remebers the life of Sandra Day O'Connor, first woman Supreme Court Justice.

Buddy Lee previews and offers predictions for what feels like a very predictable Survivor Series. Carlito pulled from the show at the last minute with Dragon Lee as replacement. A storyline injury played out on Smackdown; I discuss possible reasons why this was done. We now know why Rey had to drop the U.S. Title thus giving us two absentee champions on the same beand. I have a lot to say about this. A special tribute to the late former First Lady, Mrs. Rosalyn Carter and condolences to the Carter family.

WWE did a great job setting up two War Games matches for this year's Survivor Series. RAW has the men's affair and SD the women's. Although the latter isn't exactly official, we know where it's headed. Buddy Lee examines the SS card as it currently stands. Vince McMahon makes headlines by selling what appears to be a substantial amount of his TKO stock. I sift through all the details as to why and what potential results the financial community may incur (if any). While there's still some details he doesn't understand, Buddy Lee explains why Gunther was not at Crown Jewel and won't be available for Elimination Chamber in February. A complete Crown Jewel review opens the show and congrats to Carmella and Corey Graves on the birth of their son. I have the name and date of birth and let me say he couldn't have been born on a better day!

I give my thoughts on who wins and why. Buddy Lee remembers the lives of Richard Roundtree (Shaft), Richard Moll (Bull-Night Court) and Matthew Perry (Chandler-Friends). PWI releases their Women's 250 list and I have a lot to say about this one. Highlights from two very basic go home shows this week for RAW and SmackDown.

Following an impromptu week off I have two weeks of material to catch up on. I start with the big story in the IWC and that is Ari Emanual supposedly playing Vince McMahon. Triple H has taken complete control of creative, but Vince is still a player in the game. I debunk the rumor putting it to bed once and for all. A noticable amount of female talent has shown up on WWE TV recently; I talk about why this is and its pros and cons. Buddy Lee remembers the late Suzanne Somers and who's left from Three's Company. The Sportster releases a top ten Tag Team list and I have a lot of fun dissecting it. I mention the PWI Women's 250 list and acknowledge who topped it, however I reserve my full critique for Friday's "Crown Jewel" Prediction show. Heavy discussion on the past couple weeks of RAW and SD.

L.A. Knight being pushed for a title match vs Roman Reigns. I give a full review on a surprisingly good FastLane. The Florida State's Attorney submits sentencing recommendation to the court against Tammy Sytch. What they're asking for and what she'll most likely get. WWE and AEW crown new tag champions on the same night. Buddy Lee couldn't wait to weigh in as the IWC lit up. WWE gave their list of top 25 SmackDown moments--I give my reaction. Triple H makes big announcement on SD and the shockwaves being felt.

My apologies for the delay in posting this episode. Buddy Lee gives his preview and predictions for the Fastlane PLE. I highlight an average RAW and a very good SD. I also give my thoughts on Edge debuting in AEW and why I have no problems with it.

PWI releases their annual Top 500 and The Shield tops the list. I find this year's to be a joke with the names, positioning, and omissions. Some top names in wrestling were left off. That wasn't the only list revealed as WWE did their annual bus-flip with a big name topping theirs. Buddy Lee disects both lists going into all the crazy details. RAW and SmackDown TV deals coming due and I explain the current and future status of both shows. A sudden influx of main roster talent seems to be invading NXT. I have no problem with Superstars giving the "rub" to young talent; just not all at once. I explain my position on this situation. Surprisingly RAW and SD both delivered this week affording us great discussion for the two shows. We now know the main events as the FastLane card takes shape; a quick run down as it currently stands.

For the first time in its storied history WWE is no longer owned by a McMahon. The Endeavor deal was finalized this past week and the marriage of WWE and UFC will officially be known as TKO on the Stock Market. Buddy Lee has all the details as well as what chages will be made regarding WWE leadership. I also put to bed the false stories circulating about Matt Riddle and why he missed RAW. Jade Cargill set to come to WWE, I offer my thoughts on how and when to bring her to main roster. I was a little disappointed on WWE's handling of 9/11 since RAW was actually on 9/11...I explain why. Peacock released another documentary this time on Kurt Angle--I give my very favorable thoughts. Last, but certainly not least, I discuss two decent shows this week for WWE in RAW and SD (nothing overwhelming but not disappointing either).