This week episode we dive into an special interview with the awesome Sonny " The Man Eagle" Cain. From his humble beginnings to incredible stories. Also discuss John Cena last match.

We Discuss the career of the greatest of all time John Cena. We will discuss our favourite moments and matches. We will also Preview Cena final match at Saturday Night Main Event

This week’s show covered three big topics: the NXT contract deadline story, AEW Dynamite, and a look ahead to Saturday Night Main Event, which is being promoted as John Cena’s final match.

NXT Deadline The discussion focused on how Deadline is shaping up and what the brand is trying to do with its younger roster. The main question was whether NXT can keep its recent momentum. The report highlighted the title picture, the Iron Survivor qualifiers, and the sense that the brand is stepping into a more competitive phase as several wrestlers look ready for a main-roster run.

AEW Dynamite Dynamite got attention for feeling more focused than it has in recent weeks. Key storylines advanced without dragging, and there was a clear push to rebuild some mid-card acts. The big takeaway was that the show felt tighter, with cleaner pacing and fewer segments that overstayed their welcome. A couple of matches delivered well enough to spark curiosity for next week.

Saturday Night Main Event – John Cena’s Last Match (Preview) The preview centred on the weight of the moment. Cena’s “last match” label makes the card feel bigger, even if the rest of the line-up is still coming together. The segment talked about what this match might mean for WWE going forward: who Cena elevates on his way out, how the company chooses to frame his exit, and what kind of tone they set for life without one of their most recognizable stars.

Myself and the creator of Magic of Wrestling sit down and discuss podcast life, interviews and today's wrestling main and indie

Wrestling Pedigree is all about dream matches brought to life. This episode takes stars from the 2000s and pits them against today’s top names through smart, believable fantasy booking. We break down styles, strengths, story angles, and match outcomes in a way that feels true to each wrestler’s real work. The show blends history with imagination and gives fans the kind of cross-era battles they always wanted to see. Whether it is a clash of legends, a showdown of rising talent, or a full card built from scratch, Wrestling Pedigree makes fantasy matchups feel real.

Rotz Report covers the week in wrestling with clear takes and sharp breakdowns. Each episode runs through the biggest matches, surprises, and headlines, then moves into bold predictions for the major shows on the horizon. No filler. No vague talk. Just straight analysis, smart calls, and a look at what fans should watch for next. Whether you follow every brand or just want the highlights, Rotz Report keeps you ready for what is coming.

Wrestling Pedigree breaks down the careers and craft of the wrestlers who shaped the business. This episode looks at Bret “The Hitman” Hart, a standout technician who turned precision and calm confidence into a championship legacy. From the Hart family roots to his rise as one of the most trusted main-event stars, we show why his influence still hits hard today.

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look at Eddie Guerrero’s career, defining moments, and lasting legacy. In this episode of the Wrestling Pedigree Podcast, we revisit Eddie’s journey from his early days to his rise as one of wrestling’s most beloved performers. We break down his matches, character work, personal battles, and the impact he left on the industry and the fans who still celebrate him.

Matty and Steve pull no punches as they dive into the bittersweet world of wrestling retirements the real, the heartfelt, and the ones that didn’t quite stick.

From the legendary farewell of The Undertaker to the recent curtain call of the Dudley Boyz, this episode explores how retirement in wrestling is rarely final. They break down the emotion, the spectacle, and the psychology behind multiple retirements, farewell tours, and those surprise returns that had us cheering or rolling our eyes.

Is retirement just another storyline? Or is it the most human part of pro wrestling?

Join Matty and Steve as they celebrate the exits, question the comebacks, and reflect on what it really means to leave the ring.

WWE storms Perth with SmackDown, Crown Jewel, and Raw and the Rotz Report breaks it all down. We’re talking red-hot crowd reactions, title match setups, and what this international push really means. Plus: NXT’s slow-burn storytelling is cooking, AEW’s Dynamite stays sharp while Collision fades, and WrestleDream predictions that might just wreck your pick ’em sheet. No fluff, just facts. Let’s get into it.