Very Cold Lasagna

On this episode, Dylan has another late and out-of-date 2-for-1 review, this time of the 2021 WWE Money in the Bank PPV and the July 19, 2021 edition of Monday Night RAW. With the road to SummerSlam in Las Vegas officially underway, how did he feel about the big moments and big returns from this past PPV weekend?

On today's episode, Dylan reviews this past Friday's episode of WWE Smackdown from July 16, 2021, which marked the return of WWE's return to live events and importantly live audience. Also, with the 2021 Money in the Bank PPV tonight, Dylan gives his last-minute predictions to this one-match chutes and ladders show.

For a year and a half, the COVID-19 Pandemic has affected the world in more ways than one, including the pro wrestling atmosphere. But with AEW back to live touring and WWE to soon follow suit, it'll soon be the full end of an even darker era in pro wrestling. On today's episode of Very Cold Lasagna, Dylan discusses the best and worst moments of the COVID era from WWE, AEW, and wrestling as a whole.

On this episode, it's another edition of The Old Icebox as Dylan takes a trip back to a controversial promo that would give way to modern pro wrestling: CM Punk's Pipebomb.

On this episode, we not only reopen The Old Icebox for another blast to the past, but we switch it up by discussing a topic unrelated to wrestling or football: NBA basketball. So in this edition of Very Cold Lasagna's retro review series, Dylan goes back in time for a very casual revisit of the Golden State Warriors' historic (or what should've been) 73 win season in the 2015-16 NBA season and what led to their downfall that was capped by a blown 3-1 lead to LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers in the 2016 NBA Finals.

On this episode, Dylan discusses the declining viewership in pro wrestling, whether it's in WWE or AEW, why the fans of any promotion need to stop making excuses for its televised wrestling shows, and instead voice that wrestling needs to be better in the face of competition.

On this episode, Dylan finally brings his very late and out-of-date review of AEW Double or Nothing 2021. What did he think of this very hyped but also heavily praised show that featured the Inner Circle take on the Pinnacle in the second rendition of the Stadium Stampede? Also, he discusses AEW Women's Champion Hikaru Shida vs Britt Baker, Sting's first in-ring match in five years, and more from Double or Nothing in this very casual review.

On this episode, The Old Icebox is reopened for another blast to the past. This time, Dylan goes back in time to 20 years ago, when WCW invaded the WWF just two months after WWF owner Vince McMahon purchased its competition. What followed was what should've been one of the greatest storylines in professional wrestling, but instead fans were treated to a months-long angle filled with hotshot booking, lacking star power, impatience and McMahonisms. We're going back in time to The Invasion.

On this episode, Dylan does a 2-in-1 super late and out-of-date review of the WWE PPV he forgot that happened this past Sunday, WWE (not WrestleMania) Backlash 2021 and the most recent May 17, 2021 edition of Monday Night RAW. You'll hear his thoughts on many of the happenings from both shows, including the WWE and Universal title matches at the PPV, Bobby Lashley vs Kofi Kingston on RAW, the zombie lumberjack fiasco, and more.