Jeremy Finestone and Steven Conway return with Episode 232 of Speaking of Strong Style! They coverthis week's G1 Climax action, looking at each wrestler and their place in the standings. Plus, more on Hiroyoshi Tenzan's career. #njpw #njdominion #g1climax36 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/speaking-of-strong-style/id1664327981 - Find all our podcasts on our website: https://fightgamemedia.com - Follow us on Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/fightgamemedia - Subscribe to our YouTube Page: h

Paul Fontaine and Jeff Hawkins recap a loaded AEW Dynamite from Las Vegas, where MJF punched his ticket to the number two spot in the Casino Gauntlet at All In. The Continental Cup tournament also saw Jon Moxley and Jay White both advance, keeping their paths toward the tournament alive. Swerve Strickland made his return, confronting the newly crowned Trios Champions in a moment Paul and Jeff break down for what it means going forward. Kevin Knight retained the TNT Championship against Chris Je

Sam Schipman and Mel Gray dive into the fan theory picking up steam online: Swerve Strickland recruiting Kofi Kingston and Austin Creed to form a new trio, setting up a challenge to Hangman Page and BRODIDO for the AEW World Trios Championship at All In. The two weigh whether this could be AEW's angle for finally letting Kofi and Austin step out from under the New Day gimmick and build fresh identities on their own terms. Fight Game Media on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@FightGameMedia Figh

Paul Fontaine and Jeff Hawkins are live to recap AEW Dynamite from Las Vegas, headlined by Kevin Knight defending the TNT Championship against Chris Jericho. The Continental Cup tournament also rolls on with two massive matches: Jon Moxley faces Jack Perry, and Jay White takes on David Finlay. The race for the Casino Gauntlet at All In heats up as MJF, Nick Wayne, and Mike Bailey collide in a triple threat for the number two spot. On the women's side, Thunder Rosa and Maya World team up against

Garrett Gonzales and Paul Fontaine open by asking a question that might be a little early to ask: is the Bloodline story dead? Solo Sikoa's loss to Jey Uso means he's forced back into the fold, and with Zilla Fatu reportedly on the way to join Roman Reigns, Jacob Fatu, and the Usos, the guys debate whether WWE is smartly evolving the saga or stretching a well past its best days. From there, they shift to AEW, where Will Ospreay just battled Mark Davis in a brutal street fight at Grand Slam Mexi

Garrett Gonzales and Paul Fontaine open by asking the question everyone's been arguing about: is the Bloodline story dead? Solo Sikoa's loss to Jey Uso means he's forced back into the fold, and with Zilla Fatu reportedly on the way to join Roman Reigns, Jacob Fatu, and the Usos, the guys debate whether WWE is smartly evolving the saga or stretching a well past its best days. From there, they shift to AEW, where Will Ospreay just battled Mark Davis in a brutal street fight at Grand Slam Mexico o

Sam Schipman and Mel Gray open the show breaking down the AEW Continental Cup, where Jon Moxley puts his title on the line in every round of the tournament — meaning the belt itself is up for grabs once the field reaches the final. Expect predictions on who has the best shot at dethroning Moxley along the way. From there, the two dig into MJF's surprise return to AEW television and his declaration that he, not Kenny Omega, is the true AEW World Champion — and what that claim could mean for the

Garrett Gonzales and John LaRocca dive into the latest Dark Side of the Ring, spotlighting Ray Traylor's journey as "The Big Boss Man." The two break down several details from the episode neither of them had heard before, praising how the documentary balanced Traylor's rise during the Hulkamania era with the toll the road took on him. They give real credit to the storytellers behind the episode for handling his struggle with painkillers and addiction honestly, without losing sight of who he was

Steven Conway and Jeremy Finestone dig into the latest from New Japan Pro Wrestling, starting with a tribute to Dory Funk Jr. and what his legacy meant to wrestling in Japan. From there, the G1 Climax takes center stage: Konosuke Takeshita, Oleg Boltin, and Gabe Kidd have separated themselves at the top of the standings, and Steven and Jeremy debate who has the best shot at catching them for a semifinal spot. They also work through the full field, breaking down where every contestant stands as t

Jeremy Finestone and Steven Conway return with Episode 231 of Speaking of Strong Style! This week, the pair looked at the life of Dory Funk Jr. and what he meant to wrestling in Japan. They also covered this week's G1 Climax action, looking at each wrestler and their place in the standings. Gabe Kidd, Konosuke Takeshita and Oleg Boltin are the leaders. Who is likely to rally at the end and sneak into the semifinals? All options are explored. Plus, more on Hiroyoshi Tenzan's career, covering his