This Is Awesome Wrestling Show

Glenn and Steve discuss this week’s Monday Night Raw and how the Road to WrestleMania isn’t shaping out the way it should be. Will Linda McMahon make an appearance? Why would The Undertaker side with Mr. McMahon? Tyson Dux is this week’s guest. In the first part of our two part interview with the Canadian wrestling star, we talk about his career, coming back from a serious injury, his time in WWE, meeting Mr. McMahon, and much more. Yes, Eddie Kingston drops in on the interview.

On this week’s episode, Glenn and Steve discuss the return of Shane McMahon to WWE TV. What does this mean for WrestleMania and Monday Night Raw? Will Shane actually step in the ring to face The Undertaker? Heidi Lovelace, who is the current AIW Women’s Champion and has also competed in Ring of Honor and Japan, joins the show to talk about her young career, being different from other women in wrestling, her likes outside the ring, and much more. Glenn and Steve also recap their night at Fastlane Sunday night.

On this week’s episode, Glenn and Steve are joined by Robert Fuller, also known as Colonel Robert Parker in WCW and Tennessee Lee in WWE. They chat about managers being used in today’s wrestling environment, his career, some great road stories with Stone Cold Steve Austin, and much more. Glenn and Steve also chat about Wade Barrett leaving the WWE this summer, Brie Bella retiring soon, AIW, and more.

On this week’s episode, Glenn and Steve were in the middle of recording this show when the news broke about Daniel Bryan announcing his in-ring retirement via social media. The guys were already talking about the speculation of Bryan coming back to the WWE in time for WrestleMania, but with the breaking news, that won’t be happening. They were talk about the recent NXT releases, including Bull Dempsey. What is the state of NXT? With a lot of top indy stars already signed to contracts, how long until WWE waits for the pool to replenish?

Glenn and Steve engage in a heated discussion about certain guys going over, deserving pushes, and why some haven’t have gotten their chance yet. Is WrestleMania season a smart time to “give the ball” to someone new? They also recap the Royal Rumble and Triple H winning the title. When is the right time to build a new superstar up? Is giving championships to guys like Triple H, The Rock, and Brock Lesnar a smart move considering they aren’t full-time wrestlers?

On this week's episode, Glenn is joined in-studio with Cleveland professional wrestler/trainer J-Rocc. He talks about his 18-year career in the business, what new guys do right and wrong, some of his memorable matches, and some stories from the road. He also discusses training Michael Hutter, who is known now a EC3 in TNA Wrestling. Did J-Rocc see star potential at an early stage in Hutter's career? And will we ever see Hutter back in a WWE ring?

On this week's episode, Glenn is joined in-studio by Ryan Kelly as the two debate over members of the WWE Hall of Fame. They also make their argument for certain wrestlers who should be inducted in the near future. From Rick Rude to Vader to Lex Luger, the debate wages on for most of the show. The guys get to their list of wrestlers who shouldn't be in the Hall of Fame, and you might be surprised who is talked about. The two open the show talking about this weekend's Royal Rumble, and give their final four predictions.

On this week's episode, Glenn and Steve talk about some of the greatest Royal Rumble memories in WWE history. From Ric Flair capturing gold in 1992 to accidental eliminations, the match has provided lots of memories.   The guys also talk about Sting being inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, some of the rumored New Japan Pro Wrestling members making their way to WWE, and much more.

On this week's episode, Glenn and Steve break down the best and worst entrance music of all time. They are joined by wrestling fan Ryan Kelly of Seafair, a local rock band in Cleveland, to discuss some of the more interesting themes in wrestling history. Who are the all-time favorites? And who had some of the more forgettable themes? From DX to The Rock to the nWo to Mr. Ass, all the best and worst are covered in the this episode.

Glenn and Steve go back in time as they review their 2015 predictions and find out which statements from their first show of last year did they get right and wrong. They then give their 2016 predictions, including WWE Champions, Superstar of the Year, surprise returns, and much more.

Glenn and Steve review the year 2015 and all that happened in professional wrestling. From some of their great interviews to the best and worst matches of the year, the duo recap it all this week.   Who were the top superstars of the year? Who needs a push? Who needs to stay off TV? The guys give their best takes of the year.

On the final episode of 2015, Glenn and Steve talk about what transpired on Monday Night Raw with Vince McMahon getting arrested and inserting himself in the main event at next week’s Raw.   They also discuss who they would Glitterbomb, The Rock at WrestleMania, the return of Zack Ryder, and much more!

On this week’s episode, Glenn and Steve talk about Monday Night Raw, and how the ratings are back down following last week’s improvement. They also recap AIW’s last show of the year, Steve’s ring announcing debut, and much more.

On this week’s show, Glenn and Steve talk about the return of Vince McMahon and Roman Reigns becoming the new WWE World Heavyweight Champion. Should Mr. McMahon make the return full time? Are you now a fan of Reigns that he is a badass champion? They also talk about Scott Hall making an AIW appearance this Friday in Cleveland.

On this week’s show, Glenn and Steve give their thanks to the wrestling business as they intersect Thanksgiving with pro wrestling. They also react to Sheamus becoming the new WWE World Heavyweight Champion at Survivor Series. What is next for WWE, including Roman Reigns?

On this week’s show, AIW’s John Thorne fills in for Steve as he talks independent wrestling, AIW, WWE, and much more. He also discusses the next few shows AIW has in Cleveland coming up, including an appearance next month. He also talks about Seth Rollins’ injury and how the WWE mishandled the booking of the World Heavyweight Championship Tournament.

On this episode, Glenn and Steve discuss the serious injury of Seth Rollins and how it alters the WWE going in to their Survivor Series show and also WrestleMania. Leva Bates, aka Blue Pants, is this week’s guest, as the guys discuss more about her career in the second part of their interview with the sweetheart of wrestling. Eddie Kingston and Veda Scott make appearances during the interview.

Listen to Part 2 of our interview with independent wrestler Gregory Iron. He finishes the story about his near-death experience in the ring, overcoming odds to be a wrestler, the state of the wrestling business now, advice for new students of wrestling, and much more.

On this week’s episode, Glenn and Steve are joined by hardcore and wresting legend, Terry Funk. Funk talks about his career, Jerry Lawler, state of the business today, which wrestlers he enjoys watching in WWE today, Beyond The Mat, his acting career, and much more.

On this episode, Glenn and Steve are joined in-studio by independent wrestler and Cleveland native, Gregory Iron. They discuss his career, relationship with Johnny Gargano, his near death experience, mentality of being an old-school heel, and much more.