You're welcome. If not for Mo Lightning & Gregg the Sound Guy, we wouldn't have the return of WWE's King of the Ring? Your hosts explain inside, talk the upcoming Wednesday Night Wars between AEW & NXT, Storm Academy shutting down and more!

The Fiend turns heads, Samoa Joe is indecisive, Buddy Murphy becomes a star, and NXT finds itself in the best worst position possible. Mo & Ballz tackle all of these topics & many more in their look back at the week in WWE.

Are you excited for SummerSlam? Mo & Ballz reflect on WWE's week in programming as they talk both Raw & Smackdown before making their (at times, bold) predictions for NXT Takeover: Toronto and "the biggest party of the summer".

We wouldn't have so much Goldberg in 2019 if his 1999 wasn't so successful. Mo & Gregg look back on which exact match Goldberg become a star, reflect on WWE's push of Billy Gunn in the Attitude Era, and they provide romantic advice as only they can.

Recorded before Harley Race's passing, Mo & Ballz cover some recent news & rumors, speculate on Jericho's mystery partners for the debut of AEW on TNT, review WWE Smackdown Live, and both hosts admits to the wrestlers that they are "over."

Raw Reunion brought back dozens of legends this week. How much of it worked... and how much of it didn't work? Mo Lightning looks back on this special edition of WWE programming, as well as AEW/TNT's announcement this week.

Mo & Ballz do their best to sort the wrestling-related news coming out of San Diego Comic-Con, look back upon the week in WWE ppv & TV, and they talk CM Punk appearing at Starrcast 3.

Mo & Gregg preview next week's Raw Reunion and try to figure out how the eff WWE will get all of the promoted legends onto TV, list off some fun facts from an infamous King of the Ring, look at Eric Bichoff's reasons for taking over Smackdown, and they try to remember all of the WCW Nitro Girls without cheating.

Jericho invented THAT too? Mo, Gregg, and Ballz take a look at the long-running wrestling tradition he seemed to debut, predict this weekend's AEW Fight For The Fallen and WWE Extreme Rules events, look at the WWE/ESPN relationship, and wonder why Avengers Of Justice is a thing.

Dangerous Dave did not love AEW's Fyter Fest. It's arguable he even liked the show! Your host explains why he was disappointed by All Elite Wrestling's recent event while wondering if this new promotion really can be a competitor to WWE.