Kenny Omega has choices. Your hosts debate the pros & cons of the industry's biggest free agent heading to WWE, or heading to All Elite Wrestling (or somewhere else!) We also look at the controversial spot from Priscilla Kelly, share some fun facts from the 2010 Royal Rumble, and more.

A year ago, Mo Lightning made his A to Z predictions for the world of wrestling for 2018. How'd he do with his thoughts on a Shield break-up, Elias interruptions, the end of Asuka's streak and so many other 2018 guesses?

Nowhere else will you find 2022 Royal Rumble predictions! Mo & Gregg look ahead a few years after looking ahead to 2019's biggest match-up. Happy New Year!

A lot happened while we were counting down our Top 50 of 2018 list. Mo & Ballz catch you up on AJ Styles slapping Vince McMahon, WWE Womens tag title belts, Impact moving to Pursuit, where the next set of NXT call-ups could end up, and much more.

Dangerous Dave reviews the new DVD/Blu-Ray collection: WWE 24 - The Best of 2018. Which WWE 24 specials worked, which ones missed the mark?

It's the TOP 50 WRESTLERS OF 2018! Your hosts, Mo Lightning & Ballz, reveal the year's 10 best performers, as well as a short list of stars who made the mark on the 2017 list.. but are nowhere to be found this year!

Hours before the big event, Mo Lightning makes his predictions for WWE TLC and explains how big this show really is ahead of the Road to WrestleMania.

It's the TOP 50 WRESTLERS OF 2018! Your hosts, Mo Lightning & Ballz, crack the middle part of the countdown, sharing the years behind the talent placing #25 thru #11. (Download the WrestlingAudio App for additional Top 50 content.)

It's the TOP 50 WRESTLERS OF 2018! Your hosts, Mo Lightning & Ballz, cover how the list was created before counting down the entire first half of the list, 50-26. Follow @wrestlingaudio for even more Top 50 facts.

"So anytime anyone complains about wrestling it’s so annoying to me because people come off as these entitled infants." Is Xavier Woods wrong about wrestling fans? Mo Lightning looks at both sides of the argument.