Jay returns from Jay-cation as Phil talks about his trip to last weeks AEW Dynamite and previews this upcoming weeks Dynamite Grandslam show. Jay reviews the “All Out” PPV as well. NXT has a new champion and Phil explains why it’s the same old NXT. Reviewed last weeks ROH’s “Death Before Dishonor” PPV while previewing the beginning of the 31st annual G1 tournament from NJPW. The latest episode of “Dark…

Phil rides solo reflecting on the 20th year since the tragedy of 9/11/01. This episode is all things current including the newest PWI 500. Reviewing the AEW “All Out” PPV, Yano the MVP of NJPW, scoring classic wrestling figs, why Phil still doesn’t like Moxley, and the rise of GCW. Kevin Steen, free agency and where will wind up. This weeks NXT review and Triple H’s bad ticker. Turnbuckle Throwbacks…

The boys are back in studio with a ton of stuff to get into. NXT’s new creative direction, Ric Flair puts the NWA back on the map and helps the business all in the same night. Previewing this weekends AEW “All Out” PPV and also New Japan’s Grandslam stadium shows. This weeks Throwback is from September of 1985 it’s championship wrestling from Florida as the NWA presents the first ever…

A few hours before CM Punk returns to Pro Wrestling and the breaks the internet, Jay & Phil break down the possibly of Punk’s impact returning to the ring. Ric Flair to appear @ an NWA event, previewing this weekends NXT and Summerslam cards. This weeks Throwback is SummerSlam 2001 from August 19th, 2001. Turnbuckle Throwbacks 418

This week the boys pay tribute to the great Dominic Denucci who passed away earlier this week. Phil complains about his overactive bladder while Jay brings another conspiracy theory regarding the latest alleged changes and talent cuts made in NXT and the Adam Cole contract negotiation. AEW has a new show beginning this week and why Tony Khan is batting .500 in the booking department. Talking all things current including…

The boys are live to tape covering all things current including AEW, NXT and NJPW coming to Philly in October. The passing of two legendary superstars this week Jody Hamilton of The Assassins and The great “Beautiful” Bobby Eaton. This weeks Throwback is WCW’s “Great American Bash” from July of 1992 Turnbuckle Throwbacks 416

Phil’s riding solo on the start of a much needed “Staycation” gets an unexpected amazing early birthday present. Talking all things current on a impromptu “Phillitorial” Turnbuckle Throwbacks 415

Lots of news this week, as AEW is the buzz around town with surprise talent showing up and possibly game changers on the way. Jay and Phil have some sound advice for hypocritical marks. Phil is mad at the great city of Cleveland. Reviewing last weeks MITB PPV and why the next night’s Monday Night RAW was God awful. This weeks Throwback was from July of 89′ for Saturday Night’s…

Audio file ruined, technology fails the crew again but fear not!! The Impact Playa re-records with some audio goodness. Covering all things current, previewing this weekends MITB PPV while reviewing the Impact Wrestling “Slamoboree” PPV. This weeks show pays tribute to hip hop pioneer Biz Markie and of course the late GREAT “Mr. #1derful” Paul Orndorff. Turnbuckle Throwbacks 413

So the shows computer decides to crash 30 min before the show starts ruining several minutes of the show However, ECW original and friend of the show Joel Gertner checks in to show love and so does Mr. Kurt Fuller aka Mr. Brell from the movie “No Holds Barred” Matt Squires checks in with a stellar road report and in studio is Mr. 414 Mot Spok, Mrs. Mot Spok and…

The show opens with Jay and the chat room discussing the need for conspiracy theories. More WWE budget cuts, a review of last weeks “Hell In A Cell” PPV, and some NXT talk. MLW sells out in Philly and the Throwback for our 9th anniversary show is announced. This weeks Throwback in WCW’s “Clash Of The Champions XV” from June of 1991 Turnbuckle Throwbacks 411

This weeks Throwback is from June 2nd 1983 where Hulk Hogan faces Antonio Inoki for the first ever IWGP Heavyweight Championship. Turnbuckle Throwbacks 410