
Actor and wrestling enthusiast, Freddie Prinze Jr. pulls the curtain back on the world of pro wrestling alongside comedian and fellow wrestling fan, Jeff Dye. Freddie and Jeff will bring you a perspective on pro wrestling that you won't find anywhere else. Every week they discuss and breakdown the current state of pro wrestling from AEW, WWE, and the independent scene.
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| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 315 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Jeff Dye and I break down a wild week of wrestling, starting with why AEW’s Forbidden Door felt like a better pay-per-view than WWE’s Night of Champions—though some of that blood (especially Ospreay vs Swerve) was hard to watch. We get into WWE’s con... more
This week I got the chance to sit with Joiya Blake, an up and coming wrestlers how has started to make an impact in the indie scene where she has started to perfect her craft and pushing for her turn to take over and get her chance, as she told us, i... more
I’m back with Jeff Dye and Producer Alex to break down a huge wrestling weekend with predictions for TWO cards: WWE Night of Champions (June 27, 2026 in Riyadh) and AEW Forbidden Door (June 28, 2026 in San Jose). I run through the big WWE matches—Cod... more
This week I am back home, and do I have a story for you where a drunk woman tried to buy me a martini, then insisted I was David Schwimmer. We also recap AEW Dynamite, SmackDown, Raw, and we tease next week’s return of the Indie Talent Spotlight wit... more
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it was kinda cool to hear Freddie tell these stories about his time backstage but the co-host is terrible. I listened for a long time until I made it to one episode that was so bad that it actually pushed me to stop listening to all wrestling podcasts. so thanks for that
Well, I changed my initial review to something a little more critical. But now I’m changing it back. Great job Freddie, Jeff, & Alex for listening to honest criticism and seemingly adapting!
Freddie Prinze Jr abandoning the amazing Jon Lee Brody on their super fun horror movie podcast to focus on working with MAGA Jeff Dye, who can’t read? Awful choice. FPJ is so likable but it becomes unlistenable to hear Jeff speak. Come back to horror, Freddie.
Love hearing all of Freddie’s insights but I much preferred when the show was just him. I can’t fast forward through Jeff’s bad takes quick enough.
22 minutes of content and 13 minutes of ads for the out of touch wrestling takes I've had to listen to since I was last cornered by a drunk unemployed attitude era fan.
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A candid, opinionated look at pro wrestling across major promotions and the indie scene, anchored by two longtime fans who bring insider perspectives, humor, and storytelling analysis. Episodes blend match breakdowns, booking discussions, and behind-the-scenes anecdotes, with recurring focus on AEW, WWE, and the evolving landscape of modern wrestling. A standout element is the hosts' willingness to share personal experiences from inside the industry and to mix serious analysis with lighthearted banter, making it appealing to listeners who want both depth and entertainment. The show often leans into narrative craft, character development, and production insights, which can be especially valuable for sponsors and guests looking to reach engag... more
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