Wrestling vs. The World

It's time to revisit another episode of WWE Saturday Morning Slam, which has the theme of "Health and Fitness". That screams "TV-G" through a megaphone right there.

The Great Khali had a strong start to his WWE run as an intimidating monster heel, but then late-2008 called. You bring Johnny Knoxville onto Raw to confront The Great Khali over your remarks over his lower region and then things go down.

The WWE has had their Wellness Program to test their employees for the usage of substances that they don't allow within their company for the past 17 years. However, news has recently broken through the rumor mill that something may have changed within that system.

It's been over 20 years since WCW closed its doors and for the first time ever, I'm doing a review of something WCW-related. It's time to look back on the final episode of WCW Monday Nitro from March 26, 2001.

The originally scripted 3rd episode of the podcast (following the same format as the first episode) was written in late-2019 and it's finally here. 5 subjects surrounding Shawn Michaels, with the main event covering his history at Wrestlemania.

This episode is formatted in the same manner as the first episode of the podcast. I had this episode and the next one written out around the time that I put the first episode together, but set the notes aside for a while. Now, the originally planned episodes 2 and 3 are here (well, the next one will be the planned 3rd episode).

After his WWE release in 2003, Jeff Hardy would take his business outside of WWE. Once 2006 rolled around, the Charismatic Enigma would return home to WWE for a 3-year run and I'm discussing his entire journey in today's episode.

Many wrestling fans like to dogpile on Wrestlemania 27, calling it the worst Wrestlemania of all-time. However, I'm willing to dispute that by breaking the show down and comparing it to what I feel is the worst Wrestlemania ever, Wrestlemania 11.

Put the adults to bed, it's time for another Saturday Morning Slam review! Theme for the episode centers around the Intercontinental Championship and someone in the editing department of WWE doesn't know how to count to 5!

2000 was a damn good rookie calendar year for Kurt Angle due to his rise and accomplishments in a quick period of time. But something that people probably forgot about was how amazing Kurt Angle's run was in 2001 and how he truly started to shine as an overall amazing wrestler.