The week pulled no punches—and neither do we. We start with the Ridge Holland saga and the steep cost of speaking out before a contract ends, then map the ripple effects across WWE’s backstage culture, non-competes, and why the modern indie scene can still be a bigger bag than you think. From there, we tackle the LA Knight paradox: massive crowd energy, main-event proximity, and a title picture jammed with names that keep him orbiting instead of landing. We ask hard questions about the John ...
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The week pulled no punches—and neither do we. We start with the Ridge Holland saga and the steep cost of speaking out before a contract ends, then map the ripple effects across WWE’s backstage culture, non-competes, and why the modern indie scene can still be a bigger bag than you think. From there, we tackle the LA Knight paradox: massive crowd energy, main-event proximity, and a title picture jammed with names that keep him orbiting instead of landing. We ask hard questions about the John ...
Forget lazy nostalgia. We’re pulling the hood off what actually makes a wrestling character print money—and why so many modern gimmicks stall on impact. We start with legacy and identity: how Natalya’s pink-and-black aura lifts and limits, why Cody smartly dodges polka dots, and where Goldust’s brilliance met an era that wouldn’t let him peak. Then we dig into the Million Dollar blueprint. Ted DiBiase didn’t just brag—he bought leverage and forced choices. That’s why MJF works: he turns resou...
Big Brothaz of Destruction podcast
The week pulled no punches—and neither do we. We start with the Ridge Holland saga and the steep cost of speaking out before a contract ends, then map the ripple effects across WWE’s backstage culture, non-competes, and why the modern indie scene can still be a bigger bag than you think. From there, we tackle the LA Knight paradox: massive crowd energy, main-event proximity, and a title picture jammed with names that keep him orbiting instead of landing. We ask hard questions about the John ...
