On this edition of the Southern Fried Wrestlecast, Ed and Caden explore one of the fundamentals of pro wrestling - turning heel. Specifically, talking about the "biggest heel turn ever" (according to some) with John Cena. The Gents go over the turn itself, what they felt worked with it, what's been lacking, and whether it's got them buzzing for Wrestlemania. From there, Ed and Caden take a look at WWE's own Top 30 list of greatest turns ever to see where Cena's may be and give you all a list of their own personal favorite turns in WWE (and WCW) history.

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The loyal listeners have spoken and the Southern Fried Gentlemen are proud to bring you the debut of the Southern Fried Wrestlecast year-end awards! Ed and Caden run down what everyone believed to be the best (and worst) of professional wrestling in 2024 while also giving their thoughts on what the experience has been for their fandom.

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Your Southern Fried Gentlemen have returned with a slight break from plans. Having reached a bit of a creative quagmire, Ed and Caden have decided to instead dig deep into their bag of gimmicks and return to a past concept for everyone's enjoyment. This episode will be reviewing four great matches of the past as determined by a group of wrestling fans, discussing what makes them so incredible, and whether they belong in the upper echelon of greatest matches ever. Matches covered in the episode:

• Big Van Vader vs. Nobuhiko Takada - UWF-I Pro Wrestling World Tournament Finals 1994
• Rey Mysterio Jr. vs. Eddie Guerrero - Halloween Havoc 1997
• Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Kazuchika Okada - Wrestle Kingdom 9
• John Cena vs. CM Punk - Money in the Bank 2011

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