• 343: Battle of the Belts, Botches, and Bloodlines: A Week in Wrestling!

  • Oct 21 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 16 mins
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343: Battle of the Belts, Botches, and Bloodlines: A Week in Wrestling!

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  • 🎙343: Battle of the Belts, Botches, and Bloodlines: A Week in Wrestling!🎙

    In this action-packed episode, we dive deep into AEW's Battle of the Belts 🏆, where title bouts could of stolen the show! But that’s not all—Mercedes Moné's wrestling run has us asking if she’s the biggest flop in recent memory 🤯. Plus, we break down Scott D’Amore's exciting new Maple Leaf Pro, which might just shake up the wrestling scene in Canada 🍁.
    On the WWE side, we discuss the WWE Tag Team Division heating up on Raw and SmackDown & Women’s Tag Title clash featuring Jade Cargill & Bianca Belair vs. Damage CTRL—and the chaos that ensued! Plus, tensions rise between Cody Rhodes and Gunther as they head toward Crown Jewel, and Solo Sikoa makes a bold claim to the Tribal Chief throne. Will Roman Reigns hold on to his legacy? 💥

    We’re also talking about why annoying fan chants need to be buried deep (yep, we said it), Matt’s Top 3 wrestling commentators 🗣, and how rebooking Nexus could’ve saved WrestleMania 27! Matt Burns rates this one a solid 5 out of 5 bangers!

    Tune in for the brawls, the banter, and the bold predictions! 🎧

    #AEWBattleOfTheBelts #WWE #RomanReigns #TribalChief #CrownJewel #MercedesMoné #MapleLeafPro #WrestlingCommunity #WWEUniverse #WrestlingPodcast #JadeCargill #BiancaBelair #NexusRebooked #SoloSikoa #BloodlineDrama
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