We've seen many instances over the years where a specific gimmick match happens between wrestlers or tag teams. But I've found some instances where specific gimmick matches happened between specific wrestlers/teams more than once over the years on television or PPV.

Ever since the tragedy of 2007 involving professional wrestler Chris Benoit and his family took place, people have made claims of his innocence for whatever reason. So I figured that I'd go over a list of claims regarding the aforementioned period and debunk them to hopefully put this all to rest.

"He was the longest reigning WWE Champion in Smackdown history!" True, but the booking shows that the length of the reign wasn't anything to really praise and I'm showcasing that in this episode.

Recorded prior to CM Punk signing with AEW, I discuss why he should never return to the very same company that gave him every reason to walk away from something that he loved.

If you've been on social media over the years, you've witnessed how toxic wrestling fans can be. Today, I need to address it.

One of the most common things I see on social media is wrestling fans throwing the term "buried" around, as if they know what it really means. Apparently, anything means that you're being misused and ruined in any shape or form, even if you lose one match. Time to educate the masses folks.

2012 was a pretty well done year for Kofi Kingston in WWE, but 2013 painted a completely different picture for that same man when it came to his booking.

Recorded prior to Wrestlemania: Backlash, I went through and found the alarming amount of championship matches Charlotte Flair has been in on the main roster since her 2015 debut. This repetitive booking shows the issue with the company in regards of their lack of ideas on what to do with her outside of having her either being a champion or challenging for a championship.

One of the things that wrestling fans look back on was Damien Sandow's run during 2013 and claiming that he should've successfully cashed-in his MITB contract on John Cena. Well, it's time to argue that statement folks.

I've gone through John Cena's entire history (prior to Summerslam 2021) and decided to go over every televised World Championship match he has received since his main roster debut in 2002. This goes over every match where he has had the opportunity to win a World Championship, so unification matches count.