AEW's brand new Continental Cup is here, and Garrett Gonzales and Paul Fontaine break down the loaded 16-man field for the FA Cup-style, single-elimination tournament — headlined by Jon Moxley, Jay White, Claudio Castagnoli, Katsuyori Shibata, Kyle O'Reilly, Roderick Strong, Orange Cassidy, and more, all fighting toward All In London where the winner leaves Wembley as Continental Champion. From there, the guys dig into the feuds SummerSlam left behind. Randy Orton's shocking return and RKO on C

AEW's brand new Continental Cup is here, and Garrett Gonzales and Paul Fontaine break down the loaded 16-man field for the FA Cup-style, single-elimination tournament — headlined by Jon Moxley, Jay White, Claudio Castagnoli, Katsuyori Shibata, Kyle O'Reilly, Roderick Strong, Orange Cassidy, and more, all fighting toward All In London where the winner leaves Wembley as Continental Champion. From there, the guys dig into the feuds SummerSlam left behind. Randy Orton's shocking return and RKO on C

Jeremy Finestone and Garrett Gonzales sound off on one of SummerSlam Night 2's most baffling booking decisions: Baron Corbin beating Trick Williams for the United States Championship. Rather than build a new star or protect Williams' momentum, WWE opted to hand the title back to a performer both hosts feel already wore out his welcome during his previous run. Jeremy and Garrett break down what this says about WWE's creative direction at the top of the midcard, why Corbin was the wrong choice for

Jeremy Finestone and Garrett Gonzales run through a rollercoaster SummerSlam Night 2, opening with the surprise return of Kevin Owens, which gave the kickoff show a genuine spark. From there, things got shaky fast — Baron Corbin dethroning Trick Williams for the United States Championship nearly tanked the crowd's goodwill right out of the gate, and Jeremy and Garrett dig into whether that call made sense. The Interim WWE Women's Championship ladder match doesn't escape criticism either, with bo

Night one is in the books, and SummerSlam rolls into its second and final night from U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis with four titles on the line and a rivalry six years in the making finally settled one-on-one. You can hear what Keila Cash and Sa…

Keila Cash and Salty Scott break down a loaded SummerSlam Night 1, starting with the show-stealer: Oba Femi taking Brock Lesnar apart inside Hell in a Cell in a statement win that instantly raises his stock. They dig into Liv Morgan defending the Women's World Championship against Iyo Sky and debate whether the match lived up to the moment, then spotlight Solo Sikoa's continued turn into a legitimate babyface — a shift Keila and Salty think WWE is finally getting right. The tag team undercard do

Garrett Gonzales and Jeremy Finestone close out SummerSlam weekend with Night 2 from Minneapolis, headlined by Roman Reigns defending the World Heavyweight Championship against former Shield brother Seth Rollins. A five-way ladder match crowns the Interim WWE Women's Champion between Tiffany Stratton, Jade Cargill, Charlotte Flair, Chelsea Green and a TBA entrant, while Sami Zayn and Finn Bálor collide for the No. 1 contendership to the Undisputed WWE Championship. Trick Williams and Penta both

The WRAP is back — Keila Cash and Scott Young return from hiatus to break down every twist from SummerSlam Night 1 in Minneapolis. CM Punk puts the Undisputed WWE Championship on the line against Cody Rhodes in a match years in the making, while Brock Lesnar and Oba Femi settle their issues inside Hell in a Cell. Liv Morgan defends the Women's World Championship against Iyo Sky, and Gunther steps into the ring with Nick Aldis, marking Aldis's first match since 2023. Keila and Scott also dig into

Sam Schipman and Mel Gray dig into a loaded week in wrestling, starting with the Motor City Machine Guns officially signing with AEW — a move Mel got to see up close after attending both Dynamite and Collision in person. From there, the two break down the fallout from AEW Redemption, where Willow Nightingale, Maya World, and Andrade El Idolo all walked out as new champions, and the shocking development of Will Ospreay quitting the Death Riders. The conversation also covers AEW's newly announced

Steven Conway and Jeremy Finestone run through everything happening in New Japan Pro Wrestling this week. They start with a review of the week's G1 Climax action, spotlighting standout performances from Shingo Takagi and Hirooki Goto while calling out a rough outing from Great O-Khan. From there, the conversation shifts to Bushiroad's ongoing business issues and why the company's struggles could still ripple into New Japan's operations. Steven and Jeremy also preview the week's upcoming tournam