In this episode, we discuss various topics in the wrestling world, including Darby Allen's recent climb of Mount Everest, Marty Jannetty's controversial claims, and the legacy of Roddy Piper. They also critique Vince Russo's list of 'you might be a mark' and debate the importance of work rate versus entertainment in wrestling. Our conversation touches on the influence of Japanese wrestling, the culture of wrestling merchandise, and a recap of recent Raw and SmackDown episodes. We react to various wrestling videos, blending humor and critique, and conclude with thoughts on the current trends in wrestling booking.
In this episode, we discuss the recent passing of wrestling icon Sabu, reflecting on his impact on ECW and wrestling as a whole. They we transition into a review of the Backlash pay-per-view, analyzing each match and its outcomes, particularly the main event featuring John Cena and Randy Orton. The conversation shifts to Cena's current heel turn, with us expressing our disappointment in its execution. The episode concludes with a light-hearted segment showcasing crazy wrestling fails and videos.
In this episode of Smarkin Out Wrestling, we discuss various topics including recent wrestling releases, Braun Strowman's future, and the potential for a Pat McAfee vs. Gunther feud. We also delve into the implications of John Cena's upcoming matches, the state of WWE's creative direction under Triple H, and the impact of political commentary in wrestling. Our conversation is punctuated with humorous wrestling clips and reactions, providing a mix of analysis and entertainment.
In this episode of the Smarkin Out Podcast, we celebrate our 75th episode by discussing breaking news in the wrestling world, including Hulk Hogan's upcoming mystery deal with Eric Bischoff, and Dustin Rhodes' retirement plans in AEW. We also delve into Rey Mysterio's injury before WrestleMania, the trademarking of new wrestling names, and the impact of celebrity involvement in wrestling. The conversation touches on the legacy of Steve Mongo McMichael and the potential signing of Mariah May by WWE, all while reminiscing about the nostalgia of AWA wrestling. In this episode, we discuss various controversies surrounding WrestleMania, including Baron Corbin's frustrations about Bailey's role in the event. We dove into Logan Paul's offer to Steve Austin and the impact of celebrity appearances on wrestling. Our conversation shifts to the commercialization of wrestling through sponsorships and the recent attack by Gunther on commentators plus other Raw dealings this past week. We also speculate on potential matches, John Cena's return, and the future of the title scene. They conclude with a light-hearted segment on crazy backyard wrestling videos.
Chapters00:00Technical Difficulties and Introduction03:58WrestleMania Build-Up and Expectations07:02Match Reviews: Gunther vs. Uso10:09Tag Team Championship: New Day vs. War Raiders13:02Women's Match: Jade Cargill vs. Naomi16:01US Title Match: LA Knight vs. Fatu19:09Rey Mysterio's Injury and Replacement Match22:46WrestleMania Highlights and Storylines26:02Women's Championship Match Analysis29:11Triple Threat Main Event Breakdown35:01Women's World Heavyweight Championship Insights41:03Intercontinental Championship Match Review45:57Randy Orton's Return and Match Dynamics49:50The Charisma of Wrestlers50:23Logan Paul vs AJ Styles: A Formulaic Match52:07The Controversy of Celebrity Wrestlers53:23Bailey's Unfortunate Exclusion54:33The Anticipation of Steve Austin's Entrance55:13The Impact of Steve Austin's Return59:13Cody vs Cena: A Disappointing Finale01:02:05The Missed Opportunities of WrestleMania01:04:50The Future of Karrion Kross01:10:22A Surprise Ending
In Episode 73 we dive into this past weeks Smackdown, Wrestlemania 41 Night one and two lineup, as well a tournament of 8 wrestling factions entrance themes and some backyard wrestling videos.
In this lively episode of 'Smarking Out Wrestling', we discuss our experiences with the second live episode, share highlights from SmackDown, and delve into various wrestling segments including CM Punk's return, Charlotte Flair's controversial moments, and the current status of Braun Strowman. They also engage in humorous banter about wrestling dedicated songs and analyze the dynamics of ongoing feuds leading up to WrestleMania. In this lively conversation, we delve into various aspects of wrestling, including the reluctance of wrestlers to retire, the impact of music in wrestling, and reviewed extreme wrestling videos. They discuss the worst wrestling songs, culminating in a showdown between Ric Flair and Bret Hart's themes. Our conversation also touches on AEW highlights and the future of wrestling stars like John Moxley, while sharing humorous takes on extreme wrestling antics. We did record this episode live so if you want to see that go to Twitter and follow Smarkin Out Wrestling@GaryMikeJustin1 and then watch the live version there. Please comment good or bad and we will talk about your comment(s) on the next episode.
In this episode of Smart and Out Wrestling, we celebrate our 71st episode with a lively discussion about recent wrestling events, including a preview of WrestleMania. We delve into highlights from Raw, focusing on key interactions between Cody Rhodes and John Cena, as well as the escalating drama surrounding Jimmy Uso and Gunther. We share our predictions for WrestleMania matches, analyzing the potential outcomes and implications for various wrestlers. The conversation is filled with humor, insights, and a deep love for wrestling, making it a must-listen for fans. In this episode, we dive into our predictions for WrestleMania, discussing potential outcomes and the involvement of wrestling legends. They also engage in a lively tournament of wrestling entrance music, debating iconic themes and their impact on the wrestling experience. The conversation shifts to recent wrestling news, including the return of Miro to WWE and the announcement of an independent wrestling championship tournament, sparking discussions about the future of wrestling and its evolving landscape.
In this episode of Smarking Out Wrestling, we engage in a lively discussion about recent wrestling events, including 3-17-25 RAW and AEW. We analyze the weekly Douchebag Ultimate Warrior segment, John Cena's return, and the dynamics between Cena and Cody Rhodes. The conversation shifts to match highlights, particularly focusing on Penta's push and the challenges faced by non-English speaking wrestlers. We also delve into the women's division, contract signings, and Jey Uso's squash match. The episode wraps up with thoughts on AEW title changes and predictions for future storylines.
In this episode, we have a guest and we celebrate our 69th episode with a mix of humor and wrestling insights. We discuss a recent incident involving Cody Rhodes/Travis Scott, share our thoughts on the Ultimate Warrior, and dive into a top 10 countdown of wrestlers. Its the final 10 of our 5 part podcast on the top 50 wrestlers of all time. It has our Mt. Rushmore of wrestling in this episode. We have a guest on here as well. Lots of arguments and a banger ass episode. Also follow us at Smarkin Out Wrestling @GaryMikeJustin1 on Twitter. Hit the follow button and also feel free to comment good or bad on any episodes we put out.
In this episode of Smarkin Out Wrestling, we discuss various topics including John Cena's recent heel turn, predictions for WrestleMania, and continue to countdown of the top 50 wrestlers of all time. We delve into the legacies of wrestlers like Kenny Omega, Eddie Guerrero, Kurt Angle, Goldberg, and the Ultimate Warrior, exploring their impacts on the wrestling world and the controversies surrounding them. In this engaging conversation, we delve into the legacies of various wrestling legends, discussing their impact on the industry and their rankings among the greatest of all time. From AJ Styles' significant contributions to TNA and WWE, to Chris Jericho's reinventions in AEW, and the iconic status of Rowdy Roddy Piper, the discussion highlights the nuances of each wrestler's career. We also debate the merits of Randy Orton, Shawn Michaels, and Bret Hart, exploring their respective places in wrestling history and the factors that contribute to their legacies. Banger talk on the rankings especially with Piper being involved.
n this episode, we engage in a lively discussion about wrestling, continuing to focus on their top 50 wrestlers of all time #30-21 this week. We cover various topics, including the impact of wrestlers like Ric Flair, Drew McIntyre, Vader, and Chris Benoit, as well as the legacies of Eddie Guerrero, Ultimate Warrior, and Booker T. Our conversation also touches on the current status of wrestlers like Seth Rollins, Kevin Owens, and AJ Styles, while reflecting on the influence of legends like Kevin Nash and Sid Vicious. The episode concludes with a discussion on a recent match between Jimmy Uso and Drew McIntyre, highlighting the ongoing evolution of wrestling. A smashing episode.
Continuing from last week (50-41) when we updated our list from 5 years ago to current times we are now doing the top 40-31 all time wrestlers this episode. These episodes are so much fun. Follow us at Smarkin Out Wrestling on Twitter. Damn sure to state a comment or opinon.
In this episode, we dive into our updated top 50 wrestlers of all time, discussing various names that made the list and those that didn't. We engage in lively debates about the merits of different wrestlers, their contributions to the industry, and the criteria for ranking them. The conversation is filled with humor, disagreements, and insights into the wrestling world, making it an entertaining listen for fans. In this engaging conversation, we delve into the rankings of various wrestling legends, discussing their impact, influence, and memorable moments in the industry. From technical difficulties to passionate debates about the careers of Kane, Moxley, Brian Pillman, and others, the dialogue flows seamlessly through the rich history of professional wrestling. The hosts share their insights on the significance of each wrestler's contributions, their memorable matches, and the evolution of their careers, providing listeners with a comprehensive overview of the wrestling landscape.
In this episode of 'Smarkin' Out Wrestling', we dive into a variety of wrestling topics, starting with a humorous introduction and a segment on a controversial wrestler from the past, the Ultimate Warrior. They then discuss the recent Royal Rumble event, highlighting attendance records and merchandise sales. The conversation shifts to a detailed analysis of the Women's Royal Rumble, including crowd reactions and standout performances. Following this, they critique a tag team match that failed to excite the audience, before concluding with a review of a brutal ladder match between Kevin Owens and Cody Rhodes, noting the physicality and high spots of the match. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various aspects of the recent Royal Rumble event, discussing the performances of key wrestlers, the dynamics of the matches, and the implications for future events like WrestleMania. They analyze the significance of the Elimination Chamber, the impact of celebrity appearances, and the evolving storylines within WWE, particularly focusing on characters like Jey Uso, Drew McIntyre, and Logan Paul. The conversation is filled with humor and insights, reflecting the hosts' passion for wrestling and their critical perspectives on the current state of the industry.
In this episode, we dive into various Royal Rumble events, discussing memorable moments, controversial decisions, and the impact of certain wrestlers on the wrestling landscape. They reflect on the Ultimate Warrior's recklessness, Triple H's victory in 2016, Edge's emotional return in 2020, and the classic 1992 Rumble featuring Ric Flair. The conversation also touches on the significance of making stars through the Rumble and the mixed feelings surrounding celebrity appearances in wrestling. In this engaging conversation, the hosts delve into various Royal Rumble events, discussing memorable moments, controversial outcomes, and the legacies of key wrestlers like John Cena, Vince McMahon, and The Undertaker. They also explore the evolution of women's wrestling, particularly focusing on Charlotte Flair's impact and the significance of the first women's Royal Rumble. The discussion is filled with humor, nostalgia, and critical insights into the wrestling world.
In this episode, we discuss various wrestling topics, including a recap of the latest Raw/Smackdown episode and since its Royal Rumble season we revist the Royal Rumble from 2010. This episode is filled with humor and insights into the wrestling world as it usually is. In this episode, we discuss the current state of WWE, focusing on Drew McIntyre's recent losses and the impact of the Bloodline on various wrestlers. They recap SmackDown, highlighting key matches and the Women's Tag Team Championship. The conversation shifts to the dynamics of tag team championships and the performance of Kevin Owens against Rey Mysterio. They also analyze Tiffany Stratton's championship win and conclude with a nostalgic look back at the 2010 Royal Rumble, discussing memorable moments and wrestlers from that event.
In Episode 61 we recap 1-10-25 Smackdown and 1-13-25 Raw. We review each episode and give our great takes and thoughts on them. We also review AEW and the status of its current roster as well. It goes great and you will want to hear that discussion. Also follow us wherever you hear us and give us a review or comment as well. If you like us feel free to let others know about the podcast as well.
In this episode, WWE Netflix premiere of Raw, focusing on Drew McIntyre's unexpected loss to Jey Uso, the significance of Triple H's opening segment, and the storytelling in the CM Punk vs. Seth Rollins match. They also analyze Roman Reigns' match dynamics, Rhea Ripley's championship victory, and the implications of Penta's debut. Additionally, John Cena's endorsement with McDonald's and the Undertaker's nostalgic return are explored, culminating in a discussion about the impact of Drew McIntyre's roll-up loss on his future in the company. Lots of fun with this episode. Please follow and comment. We are on Twitter at Smarkin Out Wrestling @GaryMike Justin1