Anthony Missionary Thomas from Wrestling Soup dives deep into AEW's latest pay-per-view, 'All In 2025.' With a 12-match card and a 3-hour pre-show, this supposed AEW WrestleMania equivalent left fans with mixed feelings. From the chaotic Texas Death Match between Jon Moxley and Hangman Adam Page to the overly dramatic co-main featuring Kenny Omega vs. Kazuchika Okada, the event was full of convoluted finishes, run-ins, and hastily invented titles. Other matches include the Young Bucks losing their EVP status, Dustin Rhodes winning in his home state, and Toni Storm defeating Mercedes Moné. Despite the overbooking and drawn-out plots, the crowd got their desired winners, but the overall storytelling left much to be desired. Tune in as Anthony dissects every twist and turn of this marathon event.
00:00 Introduction and Overview
01:32 Main Event: Texas Death Match
03:04 Co-Main Event: Omega vs. Okada
04:09 EVP Showdown and Adam Cole's Emotional Moment
05:57 Speed Run: Women's Matches and Casino Gauntlets
07:30 Tag Title Match and Final Thoughts


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Joe, Anthony, and Andrew are here with an instant reaction to last night's STACKED Saturday Night's Main Event. No fluff, just the results and our raw thoughts on a chaotic night of action.Here's the breakdown:Gunther def. Goldberg to retain the World Heavyweight Title. We saw a ref bump, a Jackhammer, and a sleeper hold finish to a Hall of Fame career.
LA Knight def. Seth Rollins after Rollins suffered an apparent knee injury mid-match, leading to a shocking and abrupt ending.
Solo Sikoa def. Jimmy Uso to retain the U.S. Title thanks to an assist from Talla Tonga. The post-match saw Jacob Fatu clean house!
Randy Orton def. Drew McIntyre after Logan Paul's interference backfired, but the night ended with Drew McIntyre laying out special guest Jelly Roll with a Claymore!


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Get ready for a massive WWE weekend! Joe Numbas and Anthony Thomas are breaking down the stacked cards for two huge events: Saturday Night's Main Event and Evolution 2.Join the guys as they predict the winners and break down the biggest matches for this can't-miss, back-to-back wrestling weekend.
🔥 Saturday Night's Main Event (7.12.25) Card includes:

• World Heavyweight Championship: Gunther vs. Goldberg
• LA Knight vs. Seth Rollins
• Randy Orton vs. Drew McIntyre

♀️ Evolution 2 (7.13.25) Card includes:

• Women's World Championship: Iyo Sky vs. Rhea Ripley
• WWE Women's Championship: Tiffany Stratton vs. Trish Stratus
• Intercontinental Championship: Becky Lynch vs. Bayley vs. Lyra Valkyria

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Join Anthony Thomas and Joe Numbers as they delve into a comprehensive list detailing the most hated wrestlers according to social media interactions from April 2024 to April 2025. They discuss the top 15 wrestlers subjected to the highest levels of online abuse, revealing both expected and unexpected names. The conversation includes insights into why certain wrestlers might attract such levels of negativity, be it due to their in-ring characters, personal lives, or overall fan perceptions. The episode also touches on various other topics, ranging from controversial interactions to surprising revelations about fan behavior and more. Tune in for an engaging discussion packed with wrestling insights and commentaries.
00:00 The Rock with Hair: A Nostalgic Dive
01:33 Wrestling Movie Madness
05:29 Comic Book Characters and Wrestling
08:10 AEW's Superman Crossover
09:58 Wrestling Collectibles and Superfans
28:04 Online Abuse in Wrestling
44:24 Jade Cargill Controversy
45:05 The Young Bucks' Downfall
47:00 Cora Jade's Backlash
51:18 Chris Jericho's Criticism
53:42 CM Punk's Surprising Rank
55:48 Tegan Nox's Unexpected Hate
01:04:26 Nia Jax and Social Media
01:09:50 Charlotte Flair: Most Hated
01:27:40 Concluding Thoughts and Upcoming Events


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Join WRESTLING LEGEND LuFisto and Jeff Lippman in the third edition of 'LFG, BOIL EM, FRY EM, PUT EM IN A STEW!' The duo dives deep into recent episode of LFG, including: wrestling matches, discussing key aspects and performances. With extensive notes and analysis, they evaluate the contestants' strategies and moves, while also debating the effectiveness of different coaching styles. Special highlights include Serena's transformation and Elijah Holyfield's impactful performance. The episode also delves into wrestling dynamics, discusses the evolution of women's wrestling, and previews future events.
00:00 Introduction and Hosts' Weekly Recap
00:35 Analyzing the Matches and Coaching Insights
03:50 Heel vs. Babyface Dynamics
08:22 Character Development and Match Strategies
11:36 Match Reviews and Critiques
19:26 Main Event and Final Thoughts
35:08 Elijah Holyfield's Performance and Potential
36:09 Harlem's Style and Potential Changes
36:53 Serena's Standout Performance
38:32 Judges' Deliberations and Voting
39:31 Discussion on Wrestling Styles and Characters
47:38 Evolution 2: Lack of Build-Up and Anticipation
50:54 Excitement for Upcoming Matches and Events
57:59 Final Thoughts and Podcast Promotions


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In this episode of Wrestling Soup, hosts Anthony Thomas and Joe Numbers dive into the latest episode of WWE RAW, discussing everything from Braun Breaker's raw opening and Bronson Reed's explanation, to Paul Heyman's mic time. They express their mixed feelings about the show, noting that while WWE addressed many fan complaints, the execution left much to be desired. Highlights include Bron Breaker's emerging personality, Bronson Reed's confusing alignment, and the matches featuring Dragon Lee, Ludwig Kaiser, and Gunther. They also touch on the buildup to Saturday Night's Main Event and Evolution 2, plus a shocking real-life situation involving a break-in at Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch's home. The hosts share their frustrations and some laughs, peppering in insightful commentary on the current state of WWE and its characters.
00:00 Introduction and Initial Reactions
00:18 Bron Breaker and Bronson Reed Analysis
01:08 Critique of WWE's Execution
09:20 Japanese Eye-Patch and Roxanne Perez Match Review
09:47 Judgment Day and AJ Styles Segment
10:24 Fashion Trends and Nostalgia
22:53 Zayn's Character Arc
25:12 Scarlett and Karrion Kross Discussion
32:43 Becky Lynch Promo and Women's Division Drama
35:14 Questioning the Friendship Timeline
36:00 Seth's Team Dynamics and Bron Breaker's Potential
41:17 Jay Uso vs. Bronson Reed Segment
42:54 El Grande Americano and Character Development
48:17 Gunther's Promo and Goldberg's Entrance
52:14 Penta vs. Seth Rollins and LA Knight's Push
58:10 Discussions on WWE's Current State and Future
01:07:21 Break-In at Seth Rollins and Becky Lynch's Home
01:12:14 Closing Remarks and Upcoming Content


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In this episode of Wrestling Soup, the hosts delve into various topics within the wrestling world. They discuss comedic wrestling characters and the struggle to balance humor with in-ring performance. The episode also covers WWE's current strategy of scouting AEW talents, including Private Party and Britt Baker, and the surprising potential of comedic gimmicks like Grande Americano. The podcast transitions into a heartfelt segment featuring Randy Orton’s emotional revelations on Stephanie McMahon's new podcast, where he opens up about mental health, family, and his career. Additionally, the hosts touch on the potential return of Goldberg, speculating about his health and his future in wrestling, along with the quirky possibility of signing Boogeyman. The show wraps up with updates on Chad Gable’s injury and the upcoming vacation plans for the 4th of July.
00:00 Introduction and Casual Banter
00:33 Critique of a Music Video and Band
06:58 Fireworks and Fourth of July Plans
18:03 WWE's Potential Move to Las Vegas
30:05 Talent Signings and Future Plans
31:10 Nakamura's Uncertain Future
31:24 Darren Young's AEW BOUND...?
31:43 Tony's Interest in Isla Dawn
34:33 The Trend of Viral Moments in Wrestling
37:53 Britt Baker's Future in AEW/WWE
59:03 WWE's Tag Team Division Challenges
01:04:19 The Boogeyman's Potential Return?
01:08:16 Chad Gable's Shoulder Injury Update
01:10:10 Ludwig Kaiser and the Grande Americano Gimmick
01:19:47 Goldberg's Health and Future in Wrestling
01:28:14 Randy Orton's Deepest Interview
01:40:18 Podcast Recommendations and Sign-Off


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In this episode of LFG REVIEW, Jeff Lippman and his wrestling legend LuFisto cover the highlights of Legends and Future Greats Season 2, Episode 2. They start off with an amusing discussion about French pronunciation and the show's continuing quest for a name. The episode features a detailed review of recent matches, including insights into the performances of Drake Moreau, Trill London, Dani Sekelsky, and BJ Ray. The hosts also discuss the different coaching styles of Booker T, Michelle McCool, Bubba Ray Dudley, and The Undertaker, as well as the composition of the teams. Throughout, they offer their personal critiques and observations on the contestants' progress and interview segments. Finally, the show touches upon the social media activities of the contestants and provides updates on upcoming promotions.
00:00 Introduction and French Struggles
00:56 Season Two Review Begins
01:06 Meet the Hosts
01:40 Booker T's Tantrum Recap
02:34 Team Picks and Strategies
09:15 Coaching Styles and Dynamics
16:46 Match Analysis: Trill London vs. Drake Moreau
24:39 Match Analysis: Summer Sorell vs. Dani Sekelsky
31:14 Michelle McCool's Callback and The Hell's Gate
32:09 Harlem Lewis vs. BJ Ray: The Promo and Match
34:13 BJ Ray's Character Critique
41:51 Bailey Humphrey vs. Hayes Jamison: Match Analysis
52:07 Social Media and Wrestler Engagement
54:31 Final Thoughts and Show Wrap-Up

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Join Anthony Missionary Thomas and Joseph e Numbers as they delve into the highlights and pitfalls of WWE Night of Champions and WWE Raw. They discuss the details of various matches, notable segments, and the creative decisions that left an impact. From the unexpected rise of certain wrestlers to the puzzling decisions by WWE Creative, this episode covers it all. They also touch upon the current state of AEW, Rusev and Seamus's intense match, and the many intricacies of WWE's ongoing storylines. Plus, they tease upcoming content and celebrate Wrestling Soup's milestone of surpassing 10k subscribers on YouTube!
00:00 Introduction and Hosts Banter
00:57 New Episode Announcement and LFG Series Discussion
02:10 Challenges of Watching WWE Internationally
03:43 Reality TV and Wrestling
15:30 Transformers and Pop Culture Tangent
23:17 WWE Night of Champions Review
33:28 Intense Match Recap: Raquel vs. Ripley
34:16 Street Fight Critique and Unintentional Humor
34:40 Raquel and Ripley's Chemistry
36:55 SamI and Kross: A Surprising Match
40:02 Monday Night Raw Recap
40:35 Ria Ripley and EO Sky's Promo Struggles
48:15 Judgment Day's New Dynamics
01:04:28 Gunther and Seth Rollins: Heel vs. Heel
01:10:33 LA Knight's Struggles and Fan Loyalty
01:12:53 Backstage Shenanigans with Chad Gable and the Alphas
01:14:36 Kaiser's TV Absence and Creative Decisions
01:18:37 Rusev vs. Sheamus: A Brutal Showdown
01:32:19 Main Event: Sammy Zane and Penta vs. Bron Breaker and Bronson Reed
01:37:52 AEW's Decline and WWE's Creative Issues


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Legends and Future Greats (LFG) Review Show: Episode 1 - A New Beginning
In this premier episode of the Legends and Future Greats (LFG) Review Show on the Wrestling Soup Network, hosts Jeff Lipman and LuFisto (Jen/Genevieve) dive into the start of Season 2. They introduce themselves and the format of the show, discussing their excitement and insights on the new season, including the return of various contestants and the introduction of new talent from EVOLVE. The hosts share their thoughts on key figures like Undertaker, Michelle McCool, and Booker T, and analyze the performances in early matches. They also explore the dynamics and potential of contestants like Tyra May Steele, Jasper Troy, Harlem Lewis, Chris Island, P Nasty, Danny, and more. The episode concludes with an animated discussion about the judges' decisions and future implications for LFG.


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Special thanks to Phil Marks of PWT and Jon Draper of Spitball Media for joining the show. 

The WWE Night of Champions 2025, held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, delivered a night of significant title changes and tournament conclusions.In the main event, John Cena retained his Undisputed WWE Championship against CM Punk, thanks to interference from Seth Rollins. This sets up Cody Rhodes, who won the King of the Ring by defeating Randy Orton, to challenge Cena at SummerSlam.Solo Sikoa became the new United States Champion, defeating Jacob Fatu with help from Tonga Loa and a debuting Hikuleo. Meanwhile, Jade Cargill claimed the Queen of the Ring crown, earning her a shot at the WWE Women's Championship against Tiffany Stratton at SummerSlam.Other key matches included Rhea Ripley defeating Raquel Rodriguez in a Street Fight and Sami Zayn overcoming Karrion Kross.

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In this episode of Wrestling Soup, Mish and Joe delve into their predictions and thoughts for WWE's Night of Champions 2025. They discuss the current state of WWE booking, including the challenges faced by wrestlers like Keith Lee and Solo Sikoa, and the rise of stars like Jacob Fatu and Jade Cargill. The duo also shares their takes on various wrestling locker rooms and their dynamics, as well as humorous anecdotes involving past WWE talents. Additionally, they reflect on Ryback's response to comments made by Kevin Owens and Cody Rhodes, providing a comprehensive look at the wrestling landscape as they gear up for the big event.
00:00 WWE's Quiet Quit: A Decline in Quality
01:41 Injuries Plague the Roster
05:26 The Chad Gable Situation
08:55 King of the Ring Final: Randy Orton vs. Cody Rhodes
29:04 Queen of the Ring: Asuka vs. Jade Cargill
39:42 Sami Zayn vs. Karrion Kross
42:15 Character Development in WWE
47:48 The Role of Managers and Valets
57:02 Raquel Rodriguez vs. Rhea Ripley
01:02:47 Jacob Fatu vs. Solo Sikoa
01:09:48 John Cena vs. CM Punk
01:16:59 Late Night Pay-Per-View Frustrations
01:18:14 Nostalgia for Past Wrestling Shows
01:19:02 Plans for Future Call-Ins and Post Shows
01:24:45 Ryback's Response to Criticism
01:32:55 Keith Lee's Wrestling Status
01:40:02 Deonna Purrazzo on Locker Room Comradery
01:46:24 Wrapping Up and Future Plans


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In this episode of Wrestling Soup, hosts Anthony Missionary Thomas and Joseph Numbers recap the latest episode of WWE Raw. They dive deep into John Cena's intense promo, Goldberg's ongoing struggle to stay relevant in the modern roster, and Jade Cargill's issues with in-ring performance. They also discuss the current state of WWE storylines, including the dynamics within Seth Rollins' faction and the future of superstars like Cody Rhodes, Jay Uso, and more. Tune in for a detailed analysis and some humorous takes on the latest wrestling drama.
20:38 The Heatwave: Wrestling in Extreme Conditions
22:31 WWE Departures: The OnlyFans Migration
33:16 The Problem with Modern Wrestling: Heel-Face Confusion
42:10 Speculations on Seth Rollins' Future
44:25 Penta's Character Evolution
51:35 Goldberg's Interview and Critique
01:02:31 Judgment Day's New Dynamics
01:04:54 Queen of the Ring Semi-Final: Roxanne vs. Jade
01:12:06 Gunther's Challenge to Goldberg
01:16:51 Cross and Zane's Tension
01:20:40 Raquel Rodriguez vs. Rhea Ripley
01:21:28 King of the Ring Semi-Final: Cody vs. Jey Uso
01:23:45 Closing Remarks and Announcements


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In this episode of Wrestling Soup, the hosts delve into the latest in the wrestling world, including Brad Marchand's trade and Stanley Cup victory, WWE's evolving strategies, Liv Morgan's injury and its impact on Evolution, the speculated transitions of Brit Baker to WWE, and the potential final matches for Goldberg. The Bellas' latest podcast antics and Hangman Page's Spanish interview add a humorous layer to the insightful analysis. Join the conversation as they dissect the intricate web of wrestling politics, personalities, and performance.
02:24 WWE's Talent Scouting and NIL Program
09:24 WWE Merchandise
13:50 Vince McMahon's Leadership and WWE's Future
26:17 WWE's Sale and Shareholder Concerns
43:25 The Impact of Longevity in Podcasting
44:03 Cody Rhodes' Return and WWE's Fortunate Events
45:56 WWE's Creative Challenges and Liv Morgan's Injury
49:12 The Rise of Liv Morgan and Judgment Day's Influence
57:56 Speculations on Britt Baker's WWE Move
01:19:09 Goldberg's Potential Match with Gunther


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In this episode of Wrestling Soup, Anthony Thomas and Joe Numbers discuss their frustrations with this week's episode of RAW. The hosts feel RAW was lackluster and uninspired, with phoned-in segments and boring tropes. SmackDown had some fun moments, but overall the wrestling shows fall short. They touch on injury updates, including Liv Morgan's shoulder dislocation. The hosts also joke about the absurdity of certain storylines, such as Goldberg facing Gunther, and talk about WWE's aggressive expansion strategy and how it impacts various wrestling styles like Lucha Libre. Additionally, the episode features commentary on the problematic booking of women's storylines and the overuse of certain talent. Overall, their dialogue highlights a need for better writing and more engagement from wrestlers and audiences alike.
00:00 Raw Recap: A Disastrous Week
01:53 Seth and Cody: A Tired Rivalry
02:52 Liv Morgan's Absurd Angle
05:44 Corey Graves Steps Up
07:50 Women's Division Woes
20:51 Goldberg's Controversial Return
32:28 AJ Styles vs. JD McDonough
34:09 Bailey vs. Becky Lynch: A Heated Exchange
35:32 Bailey's Decline and Bird Girl's Struggles
39:05 Liv Morgan's Injury 
43:08 WWE's Title Dynamics and Future Prospects
55:20 WWE's Global Expansion and Lucha Libre
01:11:58 Concluding Thoughts on WWE's Current State


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In this episode of Body Slam Briefs, hosts Evil Dose and special guest Anthony Thomas delve into the intricate details of the AEW lawsuit involving Jonathan Wood a.k.a. Jon Moxley and a cameraman named Dispensa. They discuss the lawsuit's background, the legal implications, and the broader impact on AEW. The episode covers topics such as the timing of the lawsuit, Moxley's past disciplinary incidents, and the potential outcomes. Insights into the legal landscape are provided, making it an essential listen.

00:39 AEW Lawsuit Overview
02:16 Details of the Incident
03:57 Legal Implications and Contractor Status
12:43 Jurisdiction and Venue
20:28 Medical Attention and AEW's Responsibility
26:26 Discussing Moxley's Alleged Incidents
27:03 Legal Implications and Defamation
27:39 Substance Abuse and Rehabilitation
28:45 Liability and Legal Responsibility
30:49 Assault and Battery Allegations
34:57 Legal Procedures and Court Thresholds
38:20 Settlement and Arbitration Speculations
44:37 Final Thoughts and Plugs

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• Mr. Iguana flak and response
• Rikishi makes wild accusations about Jey Uso's short title reign
• Matt Riddle has beef with CM Punk
• Velveteen Dream goes off about Seth Rollins

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- quick rundown of Smackdown
- LA Knight vs. Randy Orton vs. Carmelo Hayes vs. Aleister Black
- Jade Cargill vs. Piper Niven vs. Nia Jax vs. Michin
- Motor City Machine Guns vs. Wyatt Sicks
- Charlotte Flair vs. Alba Fyre vs. Alexa Bliss vs. Candice LeRae
- Cody Rhodes vs. Damian Priest vs. Shinsuke Nakamura vs. Andrade

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In this episode, Mish and Joe discuss Goldberg's relevance in 2025, the generational disconnect between older wrestling stars and today's younger audience, and the potential of new characters like Mr. Iguana. They analyze the shift in Ron Killings' character and the challenge of engaging current wrestling fans. The conversation also touches on the behind-the-scenes dynamics and future possibilities for wrestling collaborations and promotions like WWE, AEW, and NWA. Plus, there's a humorous look at Kenny Omega's recent controversial segment on AEW.
00:00 Goldberg's Relevance in 2025
02:04 Nikki Bella's Podcast and Heritage
06:55 The Bella Twins' Impact on Wrestling
27:21 Mr. Iguana's WWE Debut
36:13 Ron Killings' New Direction
44:05 Doubts About Ron Killings' New Character
45:02 The Rise and Fall of Chapel Row
46:59 Wrestling Fans and Character Complexity
51:51 The Undertaker's New Podcast
55:02 NWA Streaming on Roku
58:26 American Gladiators Featuring Wrestlers
01:06:10 WWE's Expensive Priority Pass
01:12:23 AEW's Injury Angles and Criticism
01:24:14 Concluding Remarks and Shoutouts


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In this episode of Wrestling Soup, Anthony Thomas and Joseph Numbers dive into the latest events from WWE RAW. The show kicks off with an in-depth discussion on the AAA World's Collide Crossover with WWE, which achieved nearly 4 million views in its first 24 hours. The team discusses the massive success and the impact on future crossovers. They also break down key segments, including Seth Rollins teasing a cash-in and CM Punk’s confrontation with John Cena. The highlight of the night is the return of Ron Killings, shedding his 'R-Truth' persona and embarking on a new chapter. This episode also covers the King and Queen of the Ring qualifiers, the debut of Nikki Bella’s new feud with Liv Morgan, and the main event featuring Jay Uso vs. Gunther for the World Heavyweight Championship. With thorough analysis and humorous takes, this episode is a must-watch for wrestling fans.
00:05 World's Collide Crossover Success
01:08 Viewership and Popularity Discussion
08:39 Cory Graves and Conan's Commentary
11:52 Nikki Bella's Return to RAW
26:51 CM Punk and John Cena's Saudi Arabia Showdown
38:47 CM Punk's Current Persona
39:55 WWE Production Changes
40:49 AJ Styles vs. Chad Gable
53:10 Queen of the Ring Qualifiers
01:01:25 Becky Lynch and Bailey's Feud
01:06:49 Ron Killings' Return
01:16:25 Ricochet's Controversial Comments
01:17:04 Fan Reactions and Speculations
01:30:09 King of the Ring Qualifiers
01:36:11 Jay Uso vs. Gunther: A Championship Match
01:40:02 Jay Uso's Post-Match Reflections
01:48:51 Final Thoughts and Wrap-Up


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