It's the season premier! Back like it never left it's the philosopher Post 90ss with Straight From The Underground. After a wild Money In The Bank event titles were defended, the fans given what they want and somehow enraged in the same and Jah speaks on it briefly along with giving his flowers to those long deserving of it. Then for the main attraction the philosopher gets ahold of the New Day's time machine and travels to the ruthless aggression era to revisit one of SmackDown's most prolific feuds as John Bradshaw Layfield challenges Eddie Guerrero for the WWE Championship at Judgement Day 2004. This should be quite interesting....

It only comes once a year, the Grandest Stage of All, The Showcase of The Immortals, Ladies and Gentlemen it's WrestleMania. Come chill with Post 90's and Hitman as they the first ppv with a live audience since the start of the pandemic and it looks nothings changed. First they cover the opening match of the All Mighty WWE Champion and CEO of The Hurt Business(or what's left of it) Bobby Lashley defending his title against the Scottish Warrior Drew McIntyre. Then we briefly discuss the absolute spectacle of a match that both Cesaro and Seth Rollins put on. Finally we end things off with the Black Excellence studded main even as The Boss Sasha Banks defends her SmackDown Womens Championship against the 2021 Women's Royal Rumble Winner, the EST of WWE none other than Bianca Belair.

A bit of break from the usual content here as Post 90's and special guest The Butcher discuss everything interesting that has been buzzing around professional wrestling. Needless to say they'll also flex their wrestling knowledge voices what they've been liking recently but also express their concerns. Definitely worth the listen for the possible chance that their thoughts wrestling wise will line up with yours. Finally they go over one of the greatest WrestleMania main events ever as Evolution's arrogant leader Triple H defends his World Heavyweight Championship against best frienemy The Heart Break Kid, Shawn Michaels and at the time current Royal Rumble winner Chris Benoit.

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It's a proud and wonderful time to be alive here StruggleVision Productions. From wasting his time in mid card to having some of the worst storylines possible it looked like the goal he promised himself would never come true. But as fate would have it along with a certain Most Valuable Player it finally came true. Ladies and Gentlemen after a long overdue time The All Mighty Bobby Lashley is finally the WWE Champion.

When this man is present it only means one thing: Big Thing Poppin, Little things stopping. Coming up he was all for making money and collecting gold. He was never afraid to beat you down regardless of whether or not you deserved it and now he's all business. What business does he specialize in? Oh just the most lucrative business in the world as physical as professional wrestling: the business of hurt. For this episode we celebrate the career of Montel Vontavius Porter. So sit back relax and enjoy the view because this episode was made for people better than you.

It's time to celebrate another black king in the world of wrestling and who better to discuss than one of the most influential figures to not be a wrestler. We're talking about non other than the king of tag team matches himself Mr. Theodore R Long. Outside wrestling itself this man has literally done it all working his way from the bottom to the legendary status that he has earned today. So come hang out and learn more about him. Holla holla holla!

Another look through black history is coming up as we take a look at one of if not the most decorated black wrestler, G.I. Bro himself Booker T. We'll briefly go through his early struggles to just starting out in the business and yes we will cover almost everything. From his days owning the tag team division alongside his brother Stevie Ray as Harlem Heat, to scratching and clawing his way through the best WCW had to offer until he won the World Heavyweight Championship(5 times). Then his time in WWF/E as a member of the Alliance in his various titles reigns there, and becoming King Of The Ring. Now, Can You Dig That, Sucka!?

SFTU is back like we never left and what better time to come back from an involuntary hiatus than during Black History Month. Now with that being said we're gonna start this month off right by covering one of the most prominent black talents to hit the scene. To start off this month and for this episode we'll covering the career of Ron 'Faarooq' Simmons. Sit back and relax as we go over his humble beginnings to breaking the ultimate barrier and becoming the first black World Heavyweight Champion, to his stint in ECW to finally his run in WWF/E.

Post 90's along with The Hitman Coz covers the action of TLC 2020 as first off the show kicks off with the WWE Championship TLC Match between Drew McIntyre and AJ Styles. A lot of questions going into the match, Could Drew continue his reign through a vicious match like this? Would AJ Styles have what it takes to once again be at the mountain top? What factor would Omos play in the should he get involved? Will The Miz cash in and steal the title away from both of them? Then after a few interesting matches in between another TLC comes to us as Roman Reigns defends the Universal Championship against Kevin Owens. Despite being put through literal hell from Reigns and Jey Uso the prizefighter still stands and refuses to go away, can he finally overcome the odds and pry the title out of Roman clutches? Would The Tribal Chief be able to dominate this title defense like in times past? What role will Jey Uso play if Roman allows him to get involved? Then last but not least Randy Orton battles demons from his past in the form of The Fiend. Has The Fiend finally met his match or will he exact another level of revenge against another adversary Bray Wyatt with? There would be hell to pay for one of them especially now that match's stakes have been raised to be a Firefly Inferno match! So come chill with SFTU and enjoy.