WE ARE BACK, after a summer-long hiatus, we have our first episode since Wrestlemania, and we're talking about one of the GOATs: the Doctor of Thuganomics, Leader of the Cenation... JOHN CENA! Since WWE is embracing the Summer of Cena, we decided to as well for this episode. We also discuss the recent releases of WWE talent, possibilities for why it's been happening, and what to make of it. And last but not least, we address the rumors of CM Punk and Daniel Bryan heading to AEW. All this, and more! b

Wrestlemania is upon us! With the biggest show of the year coming up this weekend, Glenn and Nate do their best to preview the match card with their predictions and why they think the show will go a certain way. We also briefly discuss the appearance of AEW's Chris Jericho on an exclusive WWE Network Show: Broken Skull Sessions with Stone Cold Steve Austin. And last but not least we give our takes on the news of WWE2K releasing a teaser video at Mania. All this and more on the Verbal Smackdown!

We are in the midst of March Madness! And what better way to celebrate in the world of wrestling? How about a 64-song tournament to determine the greatest WWE theme of all-time?! Glenn and Nate have their good friend Matt on to help them in deciding this bracket of WWE hit songs, which is moderated by other good friend Jeff. Some people may not agree with these decisions, but you will soon learn that these guys do not agree on some songs as well! Which song will take home the crown as the best WWE theme ever? Listen and subscribe to find out!

We have returned with the second episode of The Verbal Smackdown where Nate and Glenn will be discussing Tag Team Wrestling, along with other famous and infamous factions in Wrestling history; which ones were their favorites growing up? Who were the best then, now, and forever? We also discuss the 2021 Royal Rumble along with some early predictions for this year's Wrestlemania. All that, and more on the Verbal Smackdown!

Welcome to the premiere episode of The Verbal Smackdown, a podcast where two lifelong friends talk about their interests in professional wrestling/sports entertainment. On this episode, we discuss how both of us become fans of wrestling, which superstars were our favorites and least favorites growing up, and the problems with wrestling today and why it's being taken too seriously. Later in the show we discuss a topic that has crossed the minds of every die-hard wrestling fan: The Mount Rushmore of Pro-Wrestling. Which talents will make our lists? We appreciate you checking out the show, and we'll be sure to bring you more episodes about different topics in wrestling in the near future!