
We will cover wrestling, we will cover MMA, and you'll probably hate our opinions. I hope you enjoy the show and stay majestic!
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 415 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SportsWrestling | |||

SmackDown was a good show, folks. Nick Aldis and Gunther opened with a contract signing that turned into a tremendous segment — real stakes, strong trash talk, and Gunther powerbombing the boss through the table like a complete maniac. Brie Bella vs.... more
TNA Impact was a mixed bag, folks, but a pretty entertaining one. Moose and Elijah vs. AJ Francis and Frankie Kazarian was fun but way too short, Elayna Black vs. Wendy Choo was getting good until the time-limit draw made everything weird, and The Sy... more
This Dynamite was packed, folks. Packed. Kevin Knight and Darby Allin opened with a fun TNT Title match, Knight retained, and right away AEW started stacking angles on top of angles. Brodido vs. ProtOkada was very good, Andrade kept himself in the ti... more
NXT gave us a pretty strong show, folks. Not perfect, but strong. DarkState beat Saquon Shugars, Noam Dar, and Romeo Moreno in a fun opener, Kendal Grey and Lola Vice set up an Underground title fight with some solid verbal tension, and Jaida Parker ... more
Raw was rough this week, folks. Very rough. The opener with Je’Von Evans and Dragon Lee against The Vision was pretty good, and Bron Breakker looked like a complete animal again, but after that this show kept sliding. Danhausen returning the “human m... more
SmackDown was a mixed bag, but a pretty entertaining one. Gunther opened the show furious, Adam Pearce laid down the stakes, and Cody Rhodes brought the fight immediately. Finn Balor keeps stacking wins and looking like a serious player, which is exa... more
TNA Impact gave us a very solid show, folks. Not perfect, but very watchable and it finished hot. The opener with M by Elegance and Rosemary was just okay, Moose vs AJ Francis got cut off by a DQ right when it was getting interesting, and Mustafa Ali... more
AEW Dynamite was one of those shows, folks — some good wrestling, some total clutter, and one unbelievably long Kenny Omega celebration segment that turned into a traffic jam of people, promos, interruptions, and chaos. Cope & Cage retained the AEW T... more
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This show delivers opinionated, high-energy takes on pro wrestling and combat sports, mixing match-by-match reaction with broader industry observations. Episodes consistently center on major events, booking decisions, and performer dynamics, all conveyed through a candid, sometimes heated hosting style. Listeners can expect strong personalities, blunt critiques, and a willingness to discuss backstage politics, audience reactions, and potential future directions for storylines and promotions. A notable strength is the host's informal, conversational tone that leans into entertaining rants while still unpacking what worked or didn't in recent shows; this makes it appealing to fans who enjoy unapologetic, perspective-heavy coverage with action... more
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