During their conversation, Dave and Johnny discussed the AEW backstage brawl that took place after All Out, which involved CM Punk, Kenny Omega, and The Young Bucks. They also talked about AEW vacating their championships. They further discussed the AEW world title tournament, MJF’s recent promo on AEW Dynamite, and Braun Strowman’s return to WWE.
All this and much more pro wrestling on this episode.
UFC 329 brings Conor McGregor vs Max Holloway 2 to T-Mobile Arena on July 11, 2026. We break down the main event, key matchups, and what’s at stake in Las Vegas.
UFC 329 McGregor Holloway rematch analysis: why the July 2026 sequel at T-Mobile Arena carries weight the 2013 original never could, and what’s at stake.
Jackass: Best and Last bills itself as the crew’s farewell ride, and it plays like one, recycling familiar chaos more than breaking new ground. But one sequence justifies the ticket alone: Johnny Knoxville’s collision with a bull, which sends him flipping through the air before he lands and doesn’t move. Between the toilet gags, the Twister-meets-bathroom bit, and the usual male nudity the franchise has never shied away from, there’s still plenty here for longtime fans. We also dig into why Jackass’s DNA runs so deep through pro wrestling, from Darby Allin’s stunt-driven style to Steve-O’s real-life run-in with Umaga. Our full review covers who should see it, and who should skip it entirely.
Oba Femi had a guaranteed WWE World Championship match at SummerSlam 2026 and gave it up for a Hell in a Cell fight with Brock Lesnar. That call, Sami Zayn’s polarizing title reign, and Gunther’s growing retirement resume point to the same problem: WWE’s booking keeps undercutting its own stories.
