This is the fallout show after the PLE for World's Collide. Damon Kemp reveals why he turned on Diamond Mine. Former champions Meiko Satomura and Tyler Bate were in action this week. We also learned the next show will be a 1 year anniversary event where the fans choose opponents and stipulations. 

In addition, we are covering some top news stories from WWE and AEW, including the fallout from the locker room incident with Elite and CM Punk. 

Tune in for all this and more on The Tap.

We are recapping three shows from this past Labor Day weekend; NXT 2.0's World's Collide, WWE's Clash at the Castle, and Monday Night Raw. Tune in to the show to see what happened on The Tap!

All Out was nothing but chaos. We had new champions crowned, possible wrestlers leaving the company, the return of Samoa Joe, and controversy at the post ppv media Scrum call. Hear all the news, here, on The Tap.

Last night was AEW's road home show before their ppv this Sunday. We waited all this time to find out the main event will indeed be Jon Moxley defending against CM Punk, AEW continued the ongoing saga between Chris Jericho, Daniel Garcia, and Bryan Danielson. We cover this and so much more, including predictions for the ppv, here, on The Tap!

The NXT road home show before the PLE for World's Collide was a bit messy. There was heavy influence with stars from both Raw and Smackdown showing up to support the NXT and NXT UK champions. Although they were brief segments, I would rather have had videos with these superstars talking up the wrestlers than the eight segments we had to sit through during the show. The highlights of the night were Apollo Crews and Grayson Waller's match, Fallon Henley and Lash Legend's part of the 6 person tag, and the surprise contenders for the NXT women's tag and North American Titles. Tune in for all this and more on The Tap!

Monday Night Raw is staying consistently good for nearly a month. Loving the new format and the matches. Last Night, they were in Pittsburg, with Kurt Angle. We saw new women's tag team champions crowned, and tension within the Bloodline. Tune in for all this and more on The Tap.

A much better show than last week, with a lot less promos and video packages. It had more wrestling content such as The Dark Order taking on the House of Black in the Trios Tag Title Tournament, and headlined by Claudio Castagnoli defending the ROH championship against Dustin Rhodes. Tune in for this and more on The Tap!

Smackdown kicked off the night and ended with incredible matches (Ricochet versus Corbin and McIntyre versus Sami Zayn). However, the rest of the show felt like it had been just thrown together last minute. Tune in for all the details on The Tap.

Tension is rising between the WWE and AEW, as Moxley takes another shot at Raw and Smackdown in a promo after Dynamite had gone off the air. It continues with people within the WWE contacting AEW talent, who are still under contract, in an attempt to poach the wrestlers. 

There is also heat within AEW between Eddie Kingston and Sammy Guevara. Tune in for our coverage on The Tap.

This was a rollercoaster of an episode. The first 40 minutes were solid, containing an opening promo between Chris Jericho, Daniel Garcia, and Bryan Danielson. It was followed by one of best all around wrestling matches in recent history, as Jay Lethal took on Dax Harwood. The rest of the night took a steep, downward plunge until the main event, where United Kingdom took on Death Triangle in the Trios Tournament. Tune in for all this and more on The Tap!