This week the boys are still hot over the Peacock / WWE network, reviewing this weeks AEW and NXT shows and we are down to the elite 8 of our NCAA style tag tournament. This weeks Throwback is from March 26th 2001 the final episode of Monday Nitro. Turnbuckle Throwbacks 399

The boys get into a discussion about being Godparents as Jay is about to be one again and Phil as always has a story about everything lol. Reviewing all the weekly shows and previewing this weekends WWE “Fastlane” PPV, the NWA’s returning PPV “Back For The Attack” and the NJPW Cup semi’s and final predictions. Also, the next round of the NCAA inspired Tag Team tournament is announced This weeks…

The boys have a ton of current stuff to cover including this weeks NXT and AEW shows. NXT to be a 2 night affair Mania weekend. Phil explains the Peacock / WWE network merge. Then Phil goes a bit off the rails reviewing a recent podcast from Jim Cornette regarding his review of AEW’s “Revolution” PPV. Then the boys give the results of the first round of their tag team…

The show opens with the audio from the debut of the “Big Gold Belt” from February of 1986 35 years ago last week. The belt presented to Ric Flair by the late Jim Crockett Jr who passed away earlier this week. The boys are psyched about this weekends AEW “Revolution” PPV previewing that guessing who maybe debuting that night as well as NJPW’s Cup matches this weekend. Phil reviews the…

Jay’s back in studio, the audio has been fixed and all is right with the world. Reviewing the weeks shows and the elimination chamber PPV. Paul Wight is “All Elite” and Tony Khan wins a booker of the year award? Phil previews this weekends NJPW events and this weeks Throwback is WWF’s “No Way Out” PPV from 2001. Turnbuckle Throwbacks 395

The audio is awful there is an issue with the equipment we are addressing it as we speak we apologize whole heartedly. The show opens celebrating the anniversary of “The War To Settle The Score” opening to that feud. Glacier and Brutus Beefcake drop some audio love for the boys courtesy of Ron Singh and Jay returns from slinging garbage and snow removal in NYC. Reviewing all the weekly shows….

Phil’s back with his first “Philiotorial” of the new year and hits on many topics including the pandemic, politics, the cancel culture era and his mental health. Reviewing this weekends NXT “Takeover” event and The Great Muta winning titles @ 58 yrs old! Turnbuckle Throwbacks 393

“Leaping” Lanny Poffo Checks in from his residence in Ecuador to wish our Choppy a happy birthday. Checking all things current with AEW once again leaving the boys baffled. NXT tag team heavy moving along with the mens and women’s Dusty classic tournaments. NJPW tour to the road to new beginnings. Phil explains to Jay why AJPW is still viable. The WWE Network merging with NBC’s Peacock channel and the…

The show opens with a clip borrowed from friend of the show Jason Solomonster paying tribute to the late great baseball legend Hank Aaron and his contribution to pro wrestling. On the current scene AEW giving the boys mixed signals booking wise. NXT showcasing tag team wrestling for the boys AND the gals. NJPW’s road to New Beginning continues and the Undertaker telling Joe Rogan that the current WWE product…

Chops is stuck at work, Jay is remote cause he’s getting over a cold by drinking a bottle of the “good” wine. Phil explains why he shouldn’t do stuff that electricians usually do. Then the boys talking all things current. AEW Dynamite and It’s current direction. NXT results and the ratings between the two Wednesday shows . Tama Tonga shoots on the “Good Brothers” and the boys wonder what’s going…

The first show of 2021 sees the boys opening with all things current. First up AEW with the Good Brothers invading Dynamite and helping Kenny Omega “clean” up his competition. NXT “New Years Evil” and the return of Kross. Phil asks if Kyle O’Reilly is ready to become a superstar? NJPW’s Wrestle Kingdom 15, the fall out of the possibly departing Jay White and the future of the Bullet Club….

The final show of 2020, the system crashes the audio is jacked and the boys could care less about it as they let go of 2020 in true throwbacks fashion. A tribute to Brodie Lee who tragically passed away this week, some of 2020’s best matches, and Choppy finally shines some light on the Justin Credible incident. The last Throwback of 2020 is WCW’s “Clash Of Champions XXII” from January…