This Is Awesome Wrestling Show

With the RNC is in Cleveland this week, Glenn and Steve connect the dots with the event and WWE. From a former WWE CEO in town to a WWE Hall of Famer running for President, the connections are there! The two also recap the WWE Draft and give their initial thoughts. What do you they think of Daniel Bryan and Mick Foley being named General Managers? Are the rosters split the right way? And will there be any more NXT callups? Finally, Brock Lesnar. What is his future with WWE if he is banned from UFC for failing a drug test? And the guys also preview AIW's Absolution this Friday. Be sure to buy our shirt at ProWrestlingTees!

There's nothing worse than a wrestling nerd who gives other fans a bad name. Glenn and Steve roast this fan who complained and complained to the WWE about not seeing his favorite wrestler at a recent show. He has to be almost 40. The two also talk about Brock Lesnar's win in UFC over the weekend and what it means when it comes to booking him in the WWE. Matt Hardy has evolved into Broken Matt Hardy and The Final Deletion of his brother, Jeff Hardy took place last week on TNA's Impact Wrestling. Glenn and Steve go over some funny hidden meanings and the match itself. Be sure to buy the TIAWS shirt on ProWrestlingTees.com!

With no Steve this week, TIAWS "intern" and loyal listener Justin Summers joins Glenn to recap the week of wrestling. And he's officially replaced Eddie Kingston as guest co-host. The two talk about Brock Lesnar potentially facing off against Randy Orton at Summerslam, crowds trying to get themselves over during events, AIW, and much more! A good listen for diehard wrestling fans!

Did our very own Steve Guy play as a wrestling character named A.J. Styles in a wrestling video game BEFORE A.J. Styles made his wrestling debut under that name? Who from the NBA would make an excellent professional wrestler? Glenn and Steve talk about these topics and more in an "Anything Goes" episode of TIAWS. From daydreaming about Macho Man having a podcast back in his day to wrestling video games to Glenn accidentally hitting a classmate in the face with a baseball bat while wrestling, this episode gets weird. In a good way, of course.

On this week's episode, Glenn and Steve discuss the big news of Roman Reigns being suspended for violating WWE's Wellness Policy. What does this mean for the title picture going forward? Should Reigns be thrusted back into the main event after violating? The second part of their interview with Hornswoggle and Brian Myers, aka Curt Hawkins, is featured, as they chat about their careers, the independent scene, and are interrupted by Little Guido and Billy Gunn. Glenn and Steve also discuss the Cleveland Cavaliers connection with WWE within the past week, Jerry Lawler's arrest, and much more!

On this week's episode, Glenn and Steve chat about TNA Slammiversary and how the quality of the PPVs are getting better each month. But they also talk about the downside, which is Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan having to put up money so the show could air. Yes, really. Former champions of WWE Hornswoggle and Brian Myers -- aka Curt Hawkins -- join the show for the first part of our two part interview. They share some hilarious road stories, which include Zack Ryder, is getting released from WWE such a bad thing, and much more. The two wrap the show up by talking about WWE's Cruiserweight Classic and going over the 32 wrestlers that will partake in the event. Some familiar names are on the list, including past guests Cedric Alexander, Tyson Dux, and Johnny Gargano.

It's the second part of our interview with Billy Gunn as Glenn Moore sits down with the former WWE Tag Team Champion of the World! In this half, he talks about Chyna's death, wrestling while not being able to sell bleeding, and if we will ever see him back with WWE. No Steve Guy this week. So Glenn talks about Brock Lesnar going to compete at UFC 200 in August. Is this a win-win for the WWE and UFC? And how ironic is it that Lesnar will compete for UFC before CM Punk makes his debut?

We present the first part of our two part interview with "Badass" Billy Gunn, as he talks about his career, the lyrics of his theme song, vaping, state of wrestling today, and much more! Gunn was in town for AIW this past weekend and spent over an hour with us! Glenn and Steve chat about the potential of the brand split, if there should be a draft, and how the WWE should take their time when it comes to releasing information about the big news. They also talk about Goldberg making a possible return to WWE, Ricochet and Will Ospreay's match that has people stating their opinions about wrestling, and they also recap their fun AIW weekend of wrestling.

On this week's episode, Glenn and Steve discuss Cody Rhodes leaving the WWE, and the pattern we are seeing with certain talents leaving the company. Are there greener pastures for these wrestlers? Did Cody say what other wrestlers want to say? And how come certain guys don't get the pushes fans want?   Also, they talk about Dana Brooke's big push on the main roster and how she has improved over the past year. Seth Rollins made his return as well, and should he go into the summer as champion?   Other topics discussed are Kane running for Mayor in Tennessee, anniversary of Owen Hart's death, and their Awesome Finish!

Which WWE and TNA wrestlers would you pair up for an episode of The Amazing Race? Glenn and Steve talk about the important questions surrounding professional wrestling, including what could be written in Stephanie McMahon's new book. Will there be chapters on certain past alleged encounters? Also, ESPN is looking to do a '30 for 30' about the XFL. Would Vince McMahon be a part of it? And finally, the guys talk about Adam Rose in trouble with the law, which superstar would you send back in time, and much more!

On this week's episode, Glenn and Steve discuss what's next for the eight superstars/talent that were released from WWE last week. Could we see a few of them making the independent wrestling circuit in the coming months? Also, they talk about EC3's controversial promo from Evolve Wrestling over the weekend. Did Triple H make the right call in letting the promo go? And what does this mean for wrestling in general? And finally, the guys give their 'Awesome Finish' for the week. Who made their list? Other topics mentioned: Dana Brooke's Raw debut, Bash at the Beach in Hawaii, Ring of Honor's Global Wars, Bullet Club dominating wrestling, and much more!

On this week's episode, Glenn and Steve talk about a wide-range of topics in the wacky world of professional wrestling. They touch on the Ryback situation and if it's really not about the money. What kind of a future will Ryback have if he does leave WWE? Also, Camp WWE made it's debut on the WWE Network. It's getting mixed reviews, but Glenn explains why he enjoyed the show. And finally, the guys talk about Ric Flair's incident at the airport, Enzo's injury, "super" fans, AIW Girls Night Out, and much more!

AIW's John Thorne takes over the show with stories, opinions, and humor on the wrestling business. From trying to book Chyna to Josh Alexander's return to the ring, Glenn and Steve talk shop with the man that wears many hats at Absolute Intense Wrestling. They also grade Steve's ring announcing so far, the passing of Chyna, previewing John's upcoming events, and much more.

Glenn and Steve discuss the weird Extreme Rules promo that hit WWE’s YouTube channel Tuesday afternoon. And they are joined by Bray Wyatt…sorta.   The guys talk about future booking of a possible Bullet Club reunion, and why it might and might not work. They also talk about the future of TNA and how the bad publicity will hurt the company.   Finally, they discuss Balls Mahoney passing away at the age of 44, MVP being let go from Lucha Underground, and much more!

On this week's episode, Glenn and Steve talk about the debuts of Luke Gallows and Doc Anderson on Raw. Does this mean a Bullet Club formation in WWE is imminent? They also chat about Jeff Jarrett and his Michael Scott-like pyramid scheme. WWE Hall of Famer and former World Champ Booker T chats with Glenn and special guest co-host Chris Clem about some of his more famous career highlights, if he ever gets the itch about returning to the ring, and shares his thoughts on WrestleMania 32. And finally, the guys call Scott Steiner since he's been in the news lately. There's a breakthrough when it comes to Steiner and the show. Listen to find out!

WrestleMania 32 weekend has come and gone. From NXT Takeover Dallas to the Raw after WrestleMania, Glenn and Steve recap the long weekend of wrestling that took place in Texas. They review NXT Takeover and how a couple of those matches were better than anything WrestleMania 32 produced on Sunday. They also go over each match of WrestleMania and give their takes on the quality of match and outcomes. Glenn offers some news and predictions when it comes to the main roster, including a mid-May John Cena return, possible releases of Fandango and Damien Sandow, and a new direction for Bray Wyatt. And sorry folks, a brand split doesn't look like it will happen.

WrestleMania 32 is upon us! Glenn and Steve preview the year’s biggest event and give their match-by-match predictions. Who will walk out WWE World Heavyweight Champion? Will there be any swerves or surprises? And who will be in control of Raw when the night is over? The guys also talk about The Rock’s involvement and who else could make an appearance during the show. If you’re going to Dallas, have a blast. If not, maybe next year.

On this week’s episode, Glenn and Steve are joined by former WWE and TNA star Mr. Ken Anderson, who opens up about his career, the current state of the wrestling business, PG wrestling television, and much more. He also clarifies his ran on TNA at an indie show in Scotland, and explains how it was taken out of context. He also talks about why he is not surprised Triple H is the current WWE World Heavyweight Champion and gives us insight on how creative works backstage in WWE and TNA.

On this week's episode, Glenn and Steve try on different hats. Dr. Guy gives his take on Neville's broken ankle and when we could see the high-flyer back in action. Glenn The Number Guy crunches the digits surrounding WrestleMania and possibly breaking money and attendance records.   They also discuss Roadblock, Monday Night Raw, Mr. Anderson saying bad words about TNA, and much more!

On this week’s episode, Glenn and Steve talk about the Hulk Hogan vs. Gawker invasion-of-privacy lawsuit, including Hogan’s comments on the size of his manhood. They discuss how Hogan (Terry Bollea) weaves in-and-out of character throughout his testimony. They also talk about Orlando being named the host of WrestleMania 33 next year. But also the plans for a Hall of Fame and restaurant in Orlando. Would you visit? And what wrestling-themed menu items would you like to see? The second half of our Tyson Dux interview is played, which includes talking out Daniel Bryan’s retirement, current state of wrestling schools, and much more. Be sure to check out part one during last week’s episode.