JJ and Jamie review and discuss this past weekend's AEW Dynamite which included a frickin' cage fight, baby Arn Anderson, Peter Avalon's attempt at an Emmy, and Andrade being cryptic as all get up.  We also talk about the post-Against All Odds Impact where Sami gets reinstated and Don Callis gets the boot and the latest in wrestling news, complete with our ever-loving distain for WWE's choices for Piper Niven and JJ fan-boying about Ruby Riott.  The guys also play the "Impossible Game" for the first time.

JJ and Jamie recap and review this past week's post-TakeOver NXT where Samoa Frickin' Joe returns as William Regal's Right Hand of Doom, LA Knight delivers promo GOLD and Io Shirai makes her return to pick up feuding with Candice LeRae again.  They also shame the internet wrestling community's terrible treatment of the uber-talented Piper Niven and discuss AEW's upcoming watershed moment of hosting a show in New York City's Arthur Ashe stadium.

JJ and Jamie go over the past week in wrestling and cover the big news stories, including Samoa Joe's supposed return to NXT, WWE finally debuting Ave Marie in the MOST insensitive way (by burying AND fat-shaming Piper Niven.....SHAME!!!!!!), updates from the land of wrestling free agency, AEW Dynamite review from this past Friday, and JJ and Jamie share stories of happier times by reliving Kenny Omega & Okata's 7-Star Classic and a new, old Ric Flair story that came to light recently.  Woooooooooo!

JJ and Jamie recap and review this past weekend's NXT TakeOver In Your House and Impact Against All Odds PPVs.  Does Jamie have a newfound respect for Cameron Grimes, who got the biggest (and smallest) pop from NXT actually having an audience, and who will walk away with the TSL PPV title for NXT?  They also resolve the question about who one the AEW PPV belt between JJ and Jamie's daughter Meagan.  

JJ and Jamie preview the upcoming PPVs this weekend for NXT and Impact, give their picks for the TakeOver In Your House show, come to a solution on how to resolve the dispute over the AEW PPV title belt, and share the good news that their favorite local promotion, Journey Pro, is coming back this summer to KC!

Jamie returns from vacation to find no Nick, but he and JJ review and discuss AEW Dynamite from Friday, 6/4, including the debut of Andrade and the Young Bucks vs Death Triangle.  They also get into WWE's latest round of mind-boggling releases (JJ almost sheds a tear for Ruby Riott).  Plus they talk about the return of Adam Cole in NXT before TakeOver In Your House 2 and Impact's STELLAR, 60-minute Ironman match between TJP and Josh Alexander.

JJ and Nick review and discuss the past week in wrestling for Impact, NXT, and WWE's RAW and SmackDown.  They also follow up on Sunday's Double or Nothing PPV and where it stands amongst the year's shows.  They also talk about wrestling tribalism for fans, recap the week in NXT, Impact, Smackdown and RAW, and JJ looses his mind a little regarding WWE's booking plans (or lack thereof) for the Riott Squad ("Hey Ruby" - JJ) and the women's division as a whole.

JJ and Nick discuss and review the 2021 AEW Double or Nothing PPV.  We talk about all the matches, including Adam Page and Brian Cage putting on a show, Britt Baker's quest to attain the new AEW Women's title belt, Kenny Omega's triple threat match versus Pac and Orange Cassidy and the return of Stadium Stampede.  the guys also stay up to date on the TSL picks for the PPV and let everyone know if there is a new TSL AEW champion to be crowned.

JJ, Jamie and Nick discuss AEW's upcoming Double or Nothing PPV and give their picks (along with Jamie's daughter, Meagan's) live.  The gang also goes into what gimmicks or characters they would like to see return, they discuss the imminent returning of Journey Pro wrestling here in KC, the latest news around the wrestling world and Nick has Internet issues AGAIN!

JJ, Jamie and Nick review and discuss the past week in wrestling for Impact, NXT, and WWE's RAW and SmackDown.  They get into Velveteen Dream's release, and his "explanation," Jessamyn Duke still on the UpUpDownDown team, the good shows (Impact and NXT) having title changes and the bad shows (RAW and SmackDown) doing the same thing over and over and over and over again.  Plus, Nick partially looses his rocker on the state of wrestling currently.