Alasdair and Kyle look at the entire WrestleMania week experience (well, half of it anyway, considering this is just part one of a two-part episode), touching on everything from the Hall of Fame last Friday to the most recent SmackDown Live! We connect the matches on Saturday and Sunday to the shifting storylines on Monday and Tuesday. We start with Roman Reigns discussion, because there's really no way around it, but we segue into Alasdair unapologetically marking out over Tye Dillinger and Emma, as is only proper. Plus we discuss the return of Matt and Jeff Hardy, the cruiserweights, and the Raw women's championship match. Stay tuned for the second half of our massive, three-hour WrestleMania fallout discussion, coming very soon.

Alasdair and Kyle look at the entire WrestleMania week experience (well, half of it anyway, considering this is just part one of a two-part episode), touching on everything from the Hall of Fame last Friday to the most recent SmackDown Live! We connect the matches on Saturday and Sunday to the shifting storylines on Monday and Tuesday. We start with Roman Reigns discussion, because there's really no way around it, but we segue into Alasdair unapologetically marking out over Tye Dillinger and Emma, as is only proper. Plus we discuss the return of Matt and Jeff Hardy, the cruiserweights, and the Raw women's championship match. Stay tuned for the second half of our massive, three-hour WrestleMania fallout discussion, coming very soon.

It's time for WrestleMania! Alasdair and Kyle are here to break down all the action on Sunday's card, looking at the good (Seth Rollins vs. Triple H! Chris Jericho vs. Kevin Owens! John Cena and Nikki Bella vs. the Miz and Maryse!), the not so good (Dean Ambrose vs. Baron Corbin! A fairly lifeless tag team ladder match! Intriguing but unfocused women's matches!), and the just kind of confusing (Roman Reigns vs. the Undertaker! Brock Lesnar vs. Goldberg! A.J. Styles vs. Shane McMahon in a traditional wrestling match!). All in all, it's actually a pretty exciting card, especially when you keep in mind neither Samoa Joe nor Luke Harper is anywhere on the card, and they figure to get involved somehow. All that and some Mania-level fantasy-booking, with Alasdair suggesting Styles vs. Nakamura for the Intercontinental title (have they ever done something like that?), Braun vs. Big Show for the U.S. title while Jericho and Owens go for the big belt, and an absurdly detailed pitch for a women's Money in the Bank match to open Mania.

Who's your pick to win it all at Lethal Leap Year? Alasdair and Kyle break down the matches heading into Southpaw Regional Wrestling's big main event, including the possibility of a trilogy of matches as Big Bartholomew tries to reclaim his farm from the villainous banker. Before all that, we take a look at the latest bit of business on Raw and SmackDown, including a damn good Mick Foley segment and the technically well-done but not especially satisfying build to that match between A.J. Styles and Shane McMahon. But really, we're a Southpaw Regional Wrestling mark podcast at this point.

Who's your pick to win it all at Lethal Leap Year? Alasdair and Kyle break down the matches heading into Southpaw Regional Wrestling's big main event, including the possibility of a trilogy of matches as Big Bartholomew tries to reclaim his farm from the villainous banker. Before all that, we take a look at the latest bit of business on Raw and SmackDown, including a damn good Mick Foley segment and the technically well-done but not especially satisfying build to that match between A.J. Styles and Shane McMahon. But really, we're a Southpaw Regional Wrestling mark podcast at this point.

We're back! Our unexpectedly extended hiatus ends with a look back at all we've missed and what's ahead for WrestleMania. Kyle and Alasdair have some issues to work through with Fastlane, and this isn't just Kyle's undying love of all things Canadian talking. (That said, an Owens-Jericho-Zayn Mania triple threat was mooted, and we can only imagine how happy this made Kyle.) We also consider what's going on in SmackDown, and whether the Orton-Wyatt story is worthy of one of the three or four Mania main event spots. And we take some questions as we wonder how to salvage the tag division (either of them, doesn't matter) and rebook from the Royal Rumble to get the kind of main event worthy of Mania. We'll be back soon with a look at this week's Raw and SmackDown, but until then, get caught up on everything else with this extra-length episode!

Alasdair and Kyle offer an in-depth review of the Royal Rumble and a less than in-depth review of Styles-Cena III (though really, what more is there to say than "holy crap, that was incredible?"). They also open with some thoughts on Seth Rollins' injury, which is that it really, really, really sucks, even if reports after we recorded this now indicate he could maybe make it back for Wrestlemania. Plus we discuss Roman Reigns' surprising, deflating entry at #30 in the Royal Rumble, along with why the Big Dog should pretty much exclusively fight in no-DQ brawls from now on. Scheduling note: Alasdair is on vacation next week, so we'll see you in two weeks!

We struggled through the most ludicrous run of technical difficulties to bring you an exhaustive Royal Rumble preview! We break down each of the 22 announced competitors (plus a few potential surprise entrants) and look at what would be the best story for each of them. Alasdair is weirdly high on Mojo! Kyle's favorite to win isn't necessarily even in the Rumble! And check out what has to be our most diabolical booking ever with a proposed Rumble finish that is about five flavors of horrendous. (You better believe it involves the Miz.)

Nothing else important is going on today, so why not check out what might just be our best episode ever? We go deep on the rather splendid United Kingdom Championship Tournament, with a close look at just how this tournament told a brilliant, self-contained story. Alasdair reveals his equal love for high flyers and hosses with plenty of praise for Mark Andrews and Tyson T-Bone. Kyle breaks down the heelish brilliance of Pete Dunne. We look at when a botch isn't a botch with the brilliantly handled finish of the Jordan Devlin-Danny Burch match. All that and a completely necessary Bad News Barrett digression!

Nothing else important is going on today, so why not check out what might just be our best episode ever? We go deep on the rather splendid United Kingdom Championship Tournament, with a close look at just how this tournament told a brilliant, self-contained story. Alasdair reveals his equal love for high flyers and hosses with plenty of praise for Mark Andrews and Tyson T-Bone. Kyle breaks down the heelish brilliance of Pete Dunne. We look at when a botch isn't a botch with the brilliantly handled finish of the Jordan Devlin-Danny Burch match. All that and a completely necessary Bad News Barrett digression!