Episode 68! Trish and Sarah start with a full All In preview on their final show before August 30th, including a look at the C3 (15:44) and some puzzling happenings around the Men's World Championship. (24:30) What will a Will Ospreay title reign look like? (36:30) They also look at the soon to be announced trios match and potential debuts (46:30) before answering a question about MyAEW. (58:13) Next, Punk vs Owens- funny? Great? Or just sad? (1:04:00) The 2026 G1 is in the books! What made the final and the tournament so successful? (1:19:24) How important have Yota Tsuji contributions as champion been to the tour and New Japan? Who else is playing a part? (1:26:50) A listener question about the future of Forbidden Door (1:39:00) and what will your hosts be doing in 2030? (1:46:20)

Episode 67! Trish and Sarah start with WWE's Summerslam. Who liked this show? They review Cody vs Punk (10:20) and Brock vs Oba Femi (20:05) before taking a look at attendance and numbers. (27:00) Then, an in depth discussion of Roman vs Rollins and the success of Shield nostalgia, (29:40) a listener question about Dean Ambrose, (46:40) and some thoughts on the rest of the show. (52:00) Next up is a question about Raw's recent ratings (58:11) and some thoughts on the announcement of WWE Radio and how it ties into WWE's obsession with controlling the dialogue. (1:05:35) They then jump over to AEW and a look at Grand Slam Mexico and the road to "All In", including the Bucks vs Cope & Cage (1:18:49) and Willow vs Mercedes (1:31:00) before looking at Ospreay vs Omega and the main event scene. (1:39:00) Finally a few listener questions! (2:03:00)

We “Focus On” life as an independent wrestling promoter, as Mark Pollesel of C*4 Wrestling joins Trish to discuss the changes and challenges he has experienced over the past two decades. They talk about the creation of a women’s division in the promotion, what role they play in the wider wrestling ecosystem, the decision to join MyAEW and whether Mark has changed his mind over the WWE ID program.

Then, we learn about the inspiration behind annual fundraiser "Fighting Back”, which has raised over $700,000CD for the Canadian Cancer Society since 2011.

To find out more about *Fighting Back” or to donate, check out’

https://fundraisemyway.cancer.ca/campaigns/FightingBack2026

And for tickets for the show at the Preston Events Centre, Ottawa, Canada on August 14th head to:

http://C4FightingBack15.Eventbrite.com

Trish is joined by G1 marathon man Frankie to discuss what it is like to follow the G1 tour across Japan, what made the Yuto-Ice match with Yota Tsuji so special and why the IWGP Heavyweight Champion is in best in the world form right now. They also discuss how the Aaron Wolf investment is paying off for New Japan, how the loss of Shota Umino from the tournament after one night impacted the B Block and the role the former champions are playing in developing New Japan's young stars on this tour. Then, it is time to discuss if Jake Lee has over performed and which wrestler absolutely has not.

Join us for all things G1, as we put the "Focus On" New Japan Pro Wrestling.

Episode 66! Trish and Sarah start with NJPW, the G1, and the promotion's updated strategy in regards to their US shows, before discussing Takaaki Kidani's interview in regards to Bushiroad's stock sale and his long term relationship issues with the NJPW roster. (20:10) Then they move to AEW and take a look at Dynamite's key promo segment between Ospreay, Omega, and Kevin Knight to set up the PPV main event. (36:15) How is the build for Knight vs Omega compared to similar young pretenders challenges in the past? Then a Redemption preview (1:01:45) and a report from the Boston Collision (1:08:45) before taking a blind look at WWE's Saturday Night's Main Event (1:24:50) Finally, listener questions! (1:34:27)

Episode 65! Trish and Sarah are back to discuss all the world title changes this past week, starting with WWE's quickfire switches between Cody, Sami, and CM Punk. Meanwhile Seth and Roman are feuding again (15:25) and even WWE's fresh feuds are feeling stale. What does this mean for WWE's destination programming strategy? (29:25) Then, AEW's Beach Break! Your hosts take a look at the AEW Women's Division and discuss what is working (40:45) and the radical concept that not all women are the same. Kenny Omega defeated MJF for the AEW Men's World Championship! (55:00) How and when did it come about? Could it have happened earlier? (1:05:06) Then they check in on how Omega's victory has affected Wembley ticket sales, (1:22:45) followed by some listener questions around AEW's stadium show ticket strategy. Finally, Hangman is back! (1:43:00) How was his return handled and what seeds is he planting?

Episode 64! Trish and Sarah start with more personnel cuts at TNA, including creative head Tommy Dreamer, (13:25) who was the subject of several twitter allegations of improper behavior by other wrestlers this week. Independent Austrian promotion Rings of Europe (27:21) cancelled a show after allegations of sexist behavior from the promoter, and the Janel Grant case has moved to arbitration. (37:20) Forbidden Door is approaching! We consider if the concept still works as NJPW continues to try and redeem the legacy of the IWGP championship. (40:15) Next they discuss how the PPV forms the road to Wembley, beginning with Thekla and the women's Owen Hart Cup final, (1:05:40) before a listener question leads them to delve into Kenny Omega's promo from Dynamite and current creative as he moves towards Redemption. (1:09:00) Finally, Will Ospreay and Swerve Strickland had a promo that included some questionable language from Ospreay (1:20:15) and some unanswered questions from Strickland. (1:33:30)

Episode 63! Trish and Sarah check in on WWE and Gunther in the 6 months since John Cena retired. Did beating Cena make Gunther a big star? How is WWE doing with elevating their talent, especially compared to 2023 and 2024? (23:45) Can they get someone hot without a talent move from AEW to WWE? (47:15) Next, a flag in Stamford catches fire and the WWE shareholder lawsuit is settled (54:15) while Front Office Sports "covers" the settlement. (1:00:00) Then, they look at the latest talent departures in TNA (1:02:05) before an in-depth review of NJPW's changing ownership and the potential impact of the stock sale on their business. (1:14:06)