NXT 2.0 had a decent show, but it has so much potential that is being wasted every show. Some good moments with Bron Breaker and Joe Gacy. We give our thoughts on their storylines along with the NXT title. On AEW we had a main event caliber match to start the show with the Super Elite taking on Jurassic Express, Christian Cage, and Bryan Danielson. Plus, a main even Casino Ladder Match with the winner getting a world title shot. Find out who was the joker, and who earned themselves a guaranteed title shot when you listen to The Tap.

Author Andrew Hess covers Survivor Series 1999 and 2000 in this episode. In 1999 Stone Cold Steve Austin had been run down by a car in the parking lot taking him out of the triple threat match for the WWE title. This event was the catalyst to several major storylines in the WWE. 2000 Survivor Series sought the conclusion of the same storylines that began one year earlier. 

WWE finished their annual draft on Monday Night Raw to a lackluster approval from fans. Some changes were predictable, some were call-ups from NXT that were questionable, more tag teams were split up, and many were left un-drafted. Find out what happened on The Tap!

Friday had night 1 of the WWE draft with some good changes and some questionable ones. Friday also had another good night for AEW with Rampage with Bryan Danielson taking on Nick Jackson. Tune into today's episode and find out What's on Tap.

AEW broadcasted live from Rochester, NY, the hometown of the late Brodie Lee. This had a great night of wrestling action, complete with the Dark Order and Orange Cassidy getting a big win and an amazing TNT title match between Miro and Sammy Guevara.NXT 2.0 was another flop despite having three title matches on the card. The best part of the night happened from a video package showing Index's honeymoon. 

On this episode, Andrew covers the infamous 1997 Survivor Series complete with the Montreal Screwjob. The second event's discussion is the 1998 Survivor Series, which had the Deadly Games WWE Title Tournament. 

A day late and a buck short that perfectly sums up WWE's Extreme Rules PPV and Monday Night Raw. Matches that should have been made for Extreme Rules, such as open challenges, no DQ matches, and cage matches for the WWE title. Instead, they were held off for Monday Night Raw. 

It was another unforgettable night in the world of the WWE. Their latest pay-per-view, Extreme Rules, seemed to be lacking the extreme and had way too many rules. Find out what happened on The Tap.

AEW Dynamite proved why they are a contender for the best wrestling promotion with their match of the year/dream match of Kenny Omega versus Bryan Danielson. The show's main event had the women's title match between Britt Baker versus Ruby Soho. Meanwhile, NXT 2.0 struggled to keep their fan base while bringing in new wrestlers. Bron Breaker seems to be the biggest breakout star. Will he be enough to help save the former black and gold brand? Hear our thoughts on The Tap.

The Tap continues the Survivor Series Countdown with 95 and 96. In this episode, we discuss the departures of a few wrestlers who made a major impact after leaving the WWE such as Alundra Blaze and Bam Bam Bigalow. We talk about the shaking my head moments from the 95 Survivor Series, the debut of four wrestlers in 96 which included the most electrifying man in sports entertainment, and finally the match of the year Stone Cold versus Bret Hart. If that wasn't enough, we have special guest, Chris Tetreault-Blay from Once Upon a Podcast and Dead Man Talk Podcast.