Wise Men Rules: Work hard, get successful, and never stop pushing -- but never forget where you came from, and who was with you on the come up.

Tyrus is joined by Aron Stevens, Trevor Murdoch and Joe Alonzo to talk about why, in a world full of clout chasers, you have to remember who believes in you and would stick with you no matter what.

They also take a deep dive into what makes solid male friendships, talk locker room dynamics, and reveal to Aron that his staple WWE guy-liner had a few people thinking he played for the other team.

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"The man who can stand alone can do anything!" - Tyrus

Aron Stevens and Trevor Murdoch join Tyrus to discuss the importance of brotherhood and accountability. They share how their maturing is knowing when to walk away from situations interfering with their peace.

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When are you allowed to give out your friend's number without crossing a line or being creepy? On this encore episode, Tyrus is joined by Trevor Murdoch, Aron Stevens, EC3, and Jeezy to discuss the parameters of lending out a friend's phone number to other acquaintances.

Later, the Wise Men share the most egregious wrestling behavior they've ever seen, and discuss why it's so important for young wrestlers to be coachable if they want to get better and establish long-lasting careers.

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A Wise Men throwback! Tyrus revisits his conversation with EC3, Kevin Kiley, Trevor Murdoch, and Aron Stevens on instilling healthy habits in their children at an early age.

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On this encore episode, Tyrus is joined by Trevor Murdoch, Aron Stevens, EC3, Luke Hawx, and Jeezy to talk about the importance of supporting each other outside of the ring — as Jeezy opens up about his multiple myeloma cancer diagnosis.

They also discuss the role of managers in wrestling, the art of storytelling, and the irreplaceable camaraderie that exists among wrestlers.

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Do we dislike more qualities about our friends than we actually like? Has the internet had the biggest influence on wrestling when it comes to sports? And what's motivating Tyrus on his grind to become his best self, stick to a 1,000-1,200 calorie diet a day, and ultimately achieve his goal of leaving "the 300 pound club"?

On today's episode, Tyrus, Aron Stevens, and Joe Alonzo give their take on these questions and more (including their thoughts on Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl halftime performance, and why they weren't the biggest fans of it).

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On this encore episode, Trevor Murdoch, Kevin Kiley Jr., Aron Stevens, EC3, and Luke Hawx join Tyrus to talk about his experience shooting the Gutfeld! Super Bowl commercial in 2023, and why his kids weren't necessarily impressed with his acting skills.

They also take a look at the problems many men face when it comes to things like masculinity, relationships, expressing emotions, and being vulnerable -- and emphasize how important it is to talk about issues you're facing instead of self-destructing or retreating inward.

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On this encore episode, Tyrus is joined by Aron Stevens and Trevor Murdoch to discuss the world of futuristic appliances -- from fridges that stop you from emotional eating to washing machines that expose cheaters.

They also discuss the many ways wrestlers can celebrate success, rather than hide it from those who may not be as lucky.

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The wrestling business is filling up with 'fake tough guys' and celebrities who want to feel strong without actually taking a hit. Tyrus, Aron Stevens, and Joe Alonzo talk about why a good wrestler has to remember to prioritize a good match over stroking their ego and why, sometimes, remembering to keep your mouth shut can be a career-saving decision when you're making your way in the industry.

Joe also tells the story of accidentally knocking out a guy in the ring for the first time, and Tyrus and Aron reminisce on some of their favorite WWE memories.

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A lot of people starting their careers right now are all about getting to the top fast, but Tyrus and the Wise Men know the work you do before hitting your peak is more important than becoming the top dog. Aron Stevens, Trevor Murdoch, and Joe Alonzo join Tyrus to reminisce about how much they learned doing house shows before making it big in the wrestling world and why seizing every opportunity, no matter how small, is essential to becoming your best.

They also talk about the importance of passing the torch to younger generations, even when it can be hard.

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