Wrestling Uncensored the Bray Wyatt Returns Episode #605. October 14, 2022. Hosted by Dave Simon and Johnny North.
During their conversation, Dave and Johnny discussed the recent AEW Dynamite episode, focusing on Hangman Page and Jon Moxley’s promo, as well as AEW’s debut shows in Canada. They also talked about Rey Mysterio‘s move to Smackdown, the return of Karl Anderson and Luke Gallows to WWE, and the DX reunion on Raw.
UFC 329 preview: Conor McGregor vs Max Holloway 2 headlines Saturday at T-Mobile Arena. We break down the main event, key matchups, and what’s at stake in Las Vegas.
Saudi Arabia delivered. The WWE Night of Champions results gave us a new WWE Champion in Sami Zayn, who beat Cody Rhodes and Gunther clean in the triple threat main event to finally reach the top after years of chasing it. Oba Femi shocked everyone by winning King of the Ring with a clean victory over Jey Uso and no Bloodline interference, opening the door to Oba Femi versus Roman Reigns at SummerSlam. Iyo Sky captured Queen of the Ring and immediately challenged Liv Morgan, Seth Rollins won a bloody steel cage rubber match over Bron Breakker, Tiffany Stratton retained over Jade Cargill with help from Charlotte Flair, and Trick Williams held his title. We grade every match, break down the messy Sami heel booking, and map the road to SummerSlam.
Two shows, one wild weekend. Our WWE Night of Champions predictions cover the King of the Ring final, a possible Sami Zayn title shock, and a Bloodline turning heel in plain sight — then AEW Forbidden Door delivers a 12-man cage and the Kenny Omega vs. Zack Sabre Jr. dream match.
There’s a moment every longtime fan reaches when they look at the thing they love and ask if they still recognize it. After the UFC White House card, that moment has arrived. The fights delivered — Gaethje upset Topuria, Gane stopped Pereira — but the political pageantry, the post-fight comments from fighters like Josh Hokit, and the sense that the brand has swallowed the fighters left a taste that’s hard to wash out. We trace the lost era of respect embodied by Georges St-Pierre, Lyoto Machida, and Demian Maia, the Conor McGregor effect that rewired the culture, the risk of going “mainstream, mainstream,” and what the future of MMA coverage looks like on the Ringside Report Network as the weekly show retools.
