Shane and Morro sit down to discuss the final year of John Cena’s in-ring career. From the Royal Rumble to his shocking heel turn, through WrestleMania 41 and a run of major feuds, the lads break down the highs, the lows, and the moments that divided the fans.

They look at Cena’s rivalries with Randy Orton, Cody Rhodes, Brock Lesnar, CM Punk, Logan Paul, Dominik Mysterio and Gunther, and ask whether this last run lived up to the weight of his legacy. His final match, where Cena finally gave up, losing to Gunther, and why that decision has left fans so split.

Was this the right way for one of wrestling’s biggest stars to bow out, or did the final chapter fall short of expectations?An honest look at the end of an era.

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onight on All Elite Morro, I break down the biggest stories in professional wrestling right now.

I discuss John Cena’s retirement and what it means for WWE, his legacy, and the future of mainstream pro wrestling. I also review Saturday Night’s Main Event, giving our thoughts on the matches, booking decisions, and standout performances.

Plus, a full AEW Continental Classic review so far, including key matches, surprises, and how the tournament is shaping AEW’s direction heading into the next major events.

I also cover the reported TNA Wrestling TV deal with AMC, what it could mean for TNA’s growth, visibility, and long-term stability in the wrestling landscape.

Finally, I dive into the Netflix takeover of WBD speculation and what a potential shift away from Warner Bros. Discovery could mean for AEW, WWE, and the future of wrestling on streaming platforms.

If you follow AEW, WWE, TNA, or the business of pro wrestling, this is a must-watch discussion.

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Topics Covered:

John Cena retirement news and legacy

Saturday Night’s Main Event review

AEW Continental Classic analysis

TNA Wrestling AMC TV deal

Netflix vs WBD and the future of wrestling media

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Shane and Morro break down the legacy of wrestling’s greatest gimmick matches and what makes them truly work.

From the brutality and spectacle of Hell in a Cell, to the innovation of ladder matches and TLC, to cages, chambers, street fights and beyond — the lads explore why some match types feel iconic while others have lost their spark.

They look at how overuse, branding, and scheduling have changed the meaning of gimmick matches, which ones still deliver, and which match types deserve a return to form. Along the way they revisit some of the most memorable examples, why wrestlers thrive or struggle in certain environments.

A full, honest look at the art and evolution of wrestling’s stipulation matches.

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