Hammer does a run in as Phil experiences an awful act of racism on his commute home from work this week which leads to a deep discussion about racism and the current state of affairs in the country. Previewing this weekends Mania Backlash PPV. AEW and Cody Rhodes going as the “American Dream” and Phil hates it of course. This weeks Throwback is a selection from Jay and the first time a throwback thats under 20 years old it HUSTLE 3 from 2004 in Yokohama Japan featuring an AJPW Triple Crown Championship match with Toshiaki Kawada and CACTUS JACK!!

Lots of current talk including reviews of the WWE/A&E biography of Randy Savage. The season 3 premier of “Dark Side Of The Ring” episode 1 featuring Brian Pillman. AEW’s “Blood & Guts” event, and NJPW’s cancelation of two upcoming major shows. The weeks Throwback is from May 3rd 1993 in NJPW where Hulk Hogan squared off against the Great Muta!

Hammer pays the boys a visit, Phil is now obsessed with collecting wrestling figs. Then they get into some current news including Kenny Omega his newly won IMPACT championship and who his next opponent should be. MLW gets a new TV deal and AEW sinks in the ratings department. This weeks Throwback is From February of 1987. Roddy Piper in his final Madison Square Garden appearance before his “initial” retirement in a six man elimination tag match!

The boys return after a weeks hiatus talking all things current including trash bags, Mongo’s battle with ALS, and a quick review of last weeks Wrestlemania event. This weeks Throwback is from April 20th 1988 when Barry Windham solidified his status as a superstar in one of the greatest heel turns in pro wrestling.

The show opens with the Bullet Club’s “Rogue General” Bad Luck Fale calling in LIVE from Japan talking all things Bullet Club, his weight loss journey, motivational videos and the Fale Dojo! Then the boys review NXT’s “Stand & Deliver” events, while previewing night one of Wrestlemania 37. Another segment of “Fantasy Warfare” booking the finals of the NCAA style tag tournament as Tully Blanchard & Arn Anderson take on The “Revival” aka F.T.R.

The show celebrates 400 episodes with the boys giving thanks to everyone who made it possible and hinting at future plans as well. The weekly shows are reviewed and the up coming NXT “Stand & Deliver” event. The finals of the NCAA style tag tournament are announced. This weeks Throwback is Wrestlemania XVII from April of 2001

This week the boys are still hot over the Peacock / WWE network, reviewing this weeks AEW and NXT shows and we are down to the elite 8 of our NCAA style tag tournament. This weeks Throwback is from March 26th 2001 the final episode of Monday Nitro

The boys get into a discussion about being Godparents as Jay is about to be one again and Phil as always has a story about everything lol. Reviewing all the weekly shows and previewing this weekends WWE “Fastlane” PPV, the NWA’s returning PPV “Back For The Attack” and the NJPW Cup semi’s and final predictions. Also, the next round of the NCAA inspired Tag Team tournament is announced This weeks Throwback is Wrestlemania 7 from March of 1991

The boys have a ton of current stuff to cover including this weeks NXT and AEW shows. NXT to be a 2 night affair Mania weekend. Phil explains the Peacock / WWE network merge. Then Phil goes a bit off the rails reviewing a recent podcast from Jim Cornette regarding his review of AEW’s “Revolution” PPV. Then the boys give the results of the first round of their tag team tournament. This weeks Throwback is the WCW/NJPW Supershow from March of 1991

The show opens with the audio from the debut of the “Big Gold Belt” from February of 1986 35 years ago last week. The belt presented to Ric Flair by the late Jim Crockett Jr who passed away earlier this week. The boys are psyched about this weekends AEW “Revolution” PPV previewing that guessing who maybe debuting that night as well as NJPW’s Cup matches this weekend. Phil reviews the new Goldberg documentary from the WWE network as he and Jay talk about Bill’s impact his streak had at the height of the Monday Night wars. Taking a break from the weekly Throwback, the boys debut a NCAA type bracket tournament with randomly selected tag teams and announce the first round matches from both the east and west regions.