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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 5866 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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To the winner goes the spoils. Or should that be spoiled? WWE's worst firsts, revisited. Gareth Morgan presents 10 Worst First Days For WWE Champions...
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Simon Miller Ups AEW Dynamite's Downs...
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The Dadley Boyz review last night's episode of AEW Dynamite and discuss...
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Swerve & The New Level defend the Trios Titles!
Thekla crashes Mercedes Moné's celebration!
Darby Allin vs. Mark Davis!
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Michael Sidgwick gives his thoughts on AEW All In 2026...
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Literally 60% of the pods run time is ads. Just watch them on YouTube it’s easier
Speak little wrestling and more about personal stuff that is not interesting.
A “gentleman’s 3”🙄🤮 of a podcast, saved by “funny” impressions. Whinging on Twitter is not a “campaign”🙄 Also, is there any need for 5-8 podcasts to drop every single day? it’s probably a ploy to stop listeners from enjoying other podcasts. It’s as though they’ve been given huge amounts of money to churn loads of them out as if they were not doing this in the first place anyway. No need for preview shows or list shows dropping months after they’ve been on YouTube 🙄personally, I mark the ones... more
A “gentleman’s 3”🙄🤮 of a podcast, saved by “funny” impressions. Whinging on Twitter is not a “campaign”🙄 Also, is there any need for 5-8 podcasts to drop every single day? it’s probably a ploy to stop listeners from enjoying other podcasts. It’s as though they’ve been given huge amounts of money to churn loads of them out as if they were not doing this in the first place anyway. No need for preview shows or list shows dropping months after they’ve been on YouTube 🙄personally, I mark the ones... more
A “gentleman’s 3”🙄🤮 of a podcast, saved by “funny” impressions. Whinging on Twitter is not a “campaign”🙄 Also, is there any need for 5-8 podcasts to drop every single day? it’s probably a ploy to stop listeners from enjoying other podcasts. It’s as though they’ve been given huge amounts of money to churn loads of them out as if they were not doing this in the first place anyway. No need for preview shows or list shows dropping months after they’ve been on YouTube 🙄personally, I mark the ones... more
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A fast-talking, joke-driven wrestling show that blends in-depth event analysis with banter, backstage gossip, and crowd reactions. Episodes frequently cover current WWE/AEW storylines, live-event chatter, and booking theories, often splicing in pop culture tangents and running jokes. The format tends to lean into two-host debates with occasional guests, producing a high-energy, entertainment-forward take on recent shows, headlines, and looming pay-per-view plans. Notably, the show tends to pair sharp criticism with affectionate fandom, creating a recognizable voice for wrestling fans who want quick takes, context, and humor in one package.
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Recent guests on WhatCulture Wrestling include:
1. Royce Keys
2. Cruz Montana
3. Mick Foley
4. Oba Femi
5. Chad Gable
6. Road Dogg
7. Billy Gunn
8. Dan Housen
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