The summer of 2000 rolls on as Extreme Three Way Dance continues its chronological journey through the final year of Extreme Championship Wrestling. On Episode 159, JT, Jenny, and Matt break down the July 21, July 22, and July 28, 2000 episodes of ECW TV, as the promotion looks to capitalize on the momentum coming out of Heat Wave 2000 while continuing to navigate an increasingly unpredictable landscape. The crew examines the latest developments surrounding Justin Credible's ECW World Heavyweight Championship reign, Rhino's relentless path of destruction, and the ever-changing championship picture as ECW continues to evolve during one of the most fascinating periods in company history. Along the way, they revisit memorable promos, chaotic brawls, standout matches, and the unique storytelling that kept ECW unlike anything else in professional wrestling. As always, JT, Jenny, and Matt hand out match grades, discuss the biggest moments from each episode, highlight standout performers, and debate whether ECW was finding new life—or simply delaying the inevitable. Was ECW beginning to rebuild after Heat Wave, or were the warning signs of the promotion's future becoming even more apparent? Join us as the Extreme Three Way Dance continues its deep dive through the history of Extreme Championship Wrestling, one episode at a time.ECW, Extreme Championship Wrestling, ECW TV, ECW 2000, ECW on TNN, Extreme Three Way Dance, ECW Podcast, Justin Credible, Rhino ECW, Rob Van Dam, Tommy Dreamer, Hardcore Wrestling, Wrestling History Podcast, ECW TV Review, Wrestling Retrospective, Pro Wrestling Podcast, ECW Arena, Wrestling History, Classic ECW, ECW July 2000

Ryan Gray is joined by a rotating lineup of guests to preview every match and major storyline heading into WWE Saturday Night's Main Event! Ryan and his panel break down each matchup, discuss the biggest storylines, analyze the keys to victory, and make predictions for one of WWE's biggest nights. Match Previews: Mark Poirier previews Brie Bella & Paige vs. Fatal Influence Richie Mars previews Sami Zayn & GUNTHER vs. CM Punk & Cody Rhodes Steve Riddle previews Danhausen vs. JD McDonagh – Street Fight Mike Rossi previews Bayley vs. Lyra Valkyria Pudgy Mike previews Jalen Brunson & Roman Reigns Join Ryan and the NoSo crew as they get you ready for all the action with in-depth analysis, bold predictions, and plenty of wrestling discussion before the bell rings!

Welcome to Episode #63 of Shooting Sharp - Summer of Title ChangesMike is now joined by cohost Jay Pagliaro as we enter a new era of Shooting SharpThe boys open up speaking on UFC 329 with the demise of Conor McGregor but the emergence of Gable Steveson and the star shining moment for Paddy PimblettThen we run through a everything that went down at AEW Beach Break on the road to AEW Redemption and All In, before heading over to WWE where we run through Smackdown and Raw. We close up shop with a preview of this weekend's Saturday Nights Main Event at MSG and a look at what else is going on in the week ahead. Check out the Shooting Sharp Podcast Every Tuesday, only on the North South Connection Podcast Network. Follow us on X at @ShootingSharpPC

Who truly deserves the title of Mr. SummerSlam? YouTube Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YHP5vvVSdE&t=4995s Ryan Gray and JT are LIVE to settle one of the biggest debates in WWE history as they rank the greatest SummerSlam performers of all time to crown the one superstar whose legacy shines brightest on WWE's Biggest Party of the Summer. Does Bret Hart own SummerSlam thanks to a legendary run of classic matches? Is Brock Lesnar the modern king of SummerSlam dominance? What about icons like Shawn Michaels, John Cena, The Undertaker, or Randy Orton? From unforgettable main events and championship victories to show-stealing performances and defining moments, Ryan and JT break down the biggest SummerSlam resumes, debate the toughest choices, and ultimately answer one question: Who is Mr. SummerSlam? Join the conversation live and let us know who gets your vote!

It's time for another NoSo Draft! VOTE: https://rankwrestling.com/podcasts/noso-draft/noso-draft-31-wwe-summerslam-draft/ YOUTUBE: https://youtu.be/RvLtCn9DQgo Ryan Gray and the panel are heading to WWE's Biggest Party of the Summer to determine one question wrestling fans have debated for decades: Which SummerSlam is the greatest of all time? Each drafter builds their ultimate SummerSlam lineup by selecting entire SummerSlam events from WWE history. From the legendary Wembley Stadium classic in 1992 to the unforgettable stacked cards of 2002, 2001, 2013, and beyond, every pick sparks debate over match quality, memorable moments, historical significance, star power, and overall replay value. Will nostalgia reign supreme? Will modern classics dominate the board? Which SummerSlam truly deserves to be called the greatest ever? Join Ryan and the crew as they make their selections, defend their picks, debate WWE history, and crown the ultimate SummerSlam.

Welcome to No Holds Barred, where Aaron and JT take an unfiltered look at wrestling, pop culture, and beyond—with no restrictions and no shortcuts. In Episode 176, JT and Aaron continue their ambitious WWF 1992 rebooking project as they head into the summer with a reimagined edition of Saturday Night's Main Event from July 1992. Following the crowning of a new King of the Ring, the WWF enters a pivotal stretch as championship rivalries intensify, new challengers emerge, and the road to SummerSlam begins to take shape. Every booking decision has lasting consequences as the guys continue crafting an alternate version of one of wrestling's most fascinating years. How do Bret Hart, Randy Savage, Ric Flair, Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker, and the rest of the WWF roster fit into this evolving timeline? Which rivalries escalate? Which stars rise to the occasion? And what shocking twists await on this rebooked Saturday Night's Main Event? Join JT and Aaron as they continue rewriting WWF history one event at a time. Topics include: • Rebooking Saturday Night's Main Event – July 1992• Fallout from King of the Ring 1992• The road to SummerSlam begins• Alternate storylines, feuds, and championship directions• Long-term booking decisions and WWF "what if" scenarios Perfect for fans of classic WWF, alternate history, fantasy booking, and deep dives into wrestling's Golden Era.     WWF, WWE, WWF 1992, Saturday Night's Main Event, Saturday Night's Main Event 1992, Rebooking WWF, Fantasy Booking, Alternate Wrestling History, Bret Hart, Randy Savage, Hulk Hogan, Ric Flair, Shawn Michaels, The Undertaker, Sid Justice, SummerSlam 1992, King of the Ring 1992, Classic WWF, Wrestling Podcast, No Holds Barred, Aaron George, JT Rozzero, WWE History, Pro Wrestling, Wrestling Booking, WWF Fantasy Booking

NoSo Takeover returns as JT, Aaron and Jenny break down one of the most acclaimed events in NXT history: NXT TakeOver: New Orleans 2018. With WrestleMania weekend as the backdrop, NXT delivered an unforgettable card packed with emotional storytelling, breakout performances, and championship drama. The hosts dive deep into the unsanctioned grudge match between Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa, the emotional culmination of one of wrestling's greatest rivalries. From the intensity of the action to the storytelling and crowd investment, the crew examines why this match became an instant classic. They also discuss the thrilling six-man ladder match to crown the inaugural NXT North American Champion, featuring Adam Cole, Ricochet, EC3, Velveteen Dream, Lars Sullivan, and Killian Dain, and why the bout remains one of the most celebrated ladder matches in WWE history. Plus, the show covers: • Aleister Black vs. Andrade "Cien" Almas for the NXT Championship• The crowning of the first-ever NXT North American Champion• Shayna Baszler vs. Ember Moon for the NXT Women's Championship• The Undisputed Era vs. Authors of Pain & Roderick Strong for the NXT Tag Team Titles• The impact of TakeOver New Orleans on the future of NXT and WWE JT, Aaron and Jenny analyze the match quality, storytelling, crowd reactions, and historical significance of a show many fans consider one of the greatest TakeOvers ever produced. Is TakeOver New Orleans the greatest NXT event of all time? Tune in and find out.     NoSo Takeover, NXT TakeOver New Orleans 2018, Johnny Gargano vs Tommaso Ciampa, Gargano Ciampa rivalry, NXT TakeOver review, NXT New Orleans review, Aleister Black vs Andrade Almas, Adam Cole ladder match, NXT North American Championship, Ricochet NXT debut era, Velveteen Dream ladder match, EC3 NXT, Killian Dain NXT, Lars Sullivan NXT, Shayna Baszler vs Ember Moon, Undisputed Era NXT, Roderick Strong heel turn, NXT tag team championship, WWE NXT podcast, wrestling podcast, WWE podcast, black and gold NXT, NXT history, JT Aaron Jenny podcast, wrestling review podcast, WrestleMania weekend NXT, greatest TakeOver events, NXT retrospective, WWE network review, NXT classics, Tommaso Ciampa, Johnny Gargano, Aleister Black, Adam Cole Bay Bay

Welcome to Episode #62 of Shooting Sharp - Sweet Home ChicagoMike runs through a big episode of Monday Night Raw as the Summerslam build really ramped up live from Chicago at the Allstate Arena. Mike then gets caught up on AEW as they head towards a monumental episode of Dynamite with Beach Break featuring Kenny Omega in a last chance at the AEW World Title and MJFThen we run through a quick run down of the week ahead! Check out the Shooting Sharp Podcast Every Tuesday, only on the North South Connection Podcast Network. Follow us on X at @ShootingSharpPC

It’s… ChroNoSo! The North-South Connection Podcast Network takes you down memory lane each month by exploring one match from WWE history. This month on ChroNoSo, the crew dives into July 1991. They cover the matches, as well as segments from Superstar, Wrestling Challenge & PrimeTime Wrestling.

The fallout from Armageddon sends shockwaves through WWE! On this episode of Ruthless, Matt Ferrell is joined by Ryan Everett to break down WWE Monday Night Raw(December 15, 2003) and WWE SmackDown (December 18, 2003). The guys dive into the shocking “deactivation” of Bill Goldberg, the continued turbulence surrounding Mick Foley and his walkout, and the unlikely rise of Hardcore Holly as one of the company’s hottest babyfaces. From major storyline shifts to the evolving landscape heading into 2004, Matt and Ryan break down all the key moments, character directions, and booking decisions across both brands during another pivotal week of the Ruthless Aggression Era. To read about what was happening on the WWE C-Shows this weekend, click here! Ruthless Aggression Era, WWE Raw December 15 2003, WWE SmackDown December 18 2003, Goldberg deactivated WWE, Mick Foley walkout, Hardcore Holly push, WWE 2003 review, WWE podcast, wrestling podcast, Matt Ferrell, Ryan Everett, WWE history podcast, pro wrestling review, WWE brand split era, WWE storyline analysis, wrestling nostalgia, WWE retrospective, Ruthless podcast