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Episode 254 of the AEW-some Pod is up. Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, Halloween Ends), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times, Stand-Up! Records, Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma's Disasterpiece Theater) break down Fright Night Dynamite from St. Louis. Queen Aminata finally gets a crown, Kyle Fletcher talks his way into a World Title match, Mox wants Anarchy, Swerve sends a home video nobody asked for, Darby takes a tombstone through two chairs and then goes to run a marathon, Claudio fights seven guys with a trash can, and Ciampa tells Dragunov "not tonight." Britt Baker came as Miss Trunchbull. Stokely came as James Brown. Rate, review, and subscribe, or Stokely shakes your hand and throws powder in your eyes.

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Episode 253 of the AEW-some Pod is up. Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, Halloween Ends), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times, Stand-Up! Records, Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma’s Disasterpiece Theater) break down the WrestleDream fallout Dynamite from Coral Gables. Davis and Doyle fold up the Tag Champs in three minutes, Okada’s belt does Fletcher a favor, Steven Borden comes back for Blood & Guts, Jay White remembers he’s Jay White, Marina Shafir tells Mercedes to toughen up, Jericho says sorry, and Ilja Dragunov finally gets to wrestle. Rate, review, and subscribe, or we’ll make Justin Roberts read your name and demand everyone stand.

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It's episode 252, WrestleDream 2026 is in the books, and Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince, and Gringo Fantastico are back to break down a night of great wrestling, questionable decisions, and a main event that required an abacus, a flowchart, and a degree in theoretical mathematics. The crew celebrates Nick Wayne's continued rise while explaining why the internet wrestling community's obsession with the dreaded "Jericho Vortex" is about as intelligent as the average wrestling Twitter argument. Mercedes Moné apparently mistakes the post-show media scrum for a chance to bury Thekla, Andrade and Tommaso Ciampa put on an absolute clinic (with an unexpected assist from a pair of pants), and Ilja Dragunov arrives in AEW, bringing his trademark brand of brutally stiff, chest-caving violence to a locker room that might want to invest in some extra ice packs. Plus, Jon Moxley and Mark Davis beat the hell out of each other, the trios titles change hands, and Clockwork Carnage somehow makes filing your taxes look like a relaxing afternoon. Was WrestleDream another home run for AEW, or have we reached the point where the next pay-per-view starts before we've finished watching the last one?

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Episode 251 of the AEW-some Pod is up, and we're back to regular programming, croissants and all. Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs), Johnny Taylor (Stand-Up! Records, Tubi, and Largo this Sunday), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma's Disasterpiece Theater) head to Paris for a Tuesday Dynamite that broke all of our brains about what day it was. Will Ospreay finally beat Kazuchika Okada after losing to him 11 out of 13 times, and the Paris crowd sang through the whole thing. Okada gave the smuggest face in wrestling and demanded the French build him a monument. Jack Perry spat on Samoa Joe and got exactly what he deserved, Darby bled all over France to keep his belt, and Thekla speared Mercedes so hard Diana is now personally guaranteeing a title change at WrestleDream. Gringo spends a good chunk of the episode defending himself against accusations that he hates small people, and then saves the day by actually reading the Clockwork Carnage rules out loud, which none of us had done. Rate, review, and subscribe. Oui oui.

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Episode 250 of the AEW-some Pod is a heavy one. Johnny Taylor and Gringo Fantastico sit down, no Diana this week, to talk about the AEW Dynamite tribute to Ben "Pac" Satterley, who passed away in Chicago the day after All Out at just 40 years old. This isn't a traditional episode. No awards, no ratings, no ghost. Just two lifelong fans trying to keep it together while they talk about one of the most beautiful memorial shows wrestling has ever done. We get into the haunting Moxley promo filmed before anyone knew, Orange Cassidy weeping in the corner before their match, the Mox and Danielson embrace, Bryan coming out of retirement for one more night, and tribute after tribute from Hangman, Darby, Ospreay, Ricochet, Swerve, and Roddy Strong. We talk about what Pac meant to us, the bar he set for everyone grinding in the indies, the Death Triangle days, the Neville and Sami Zayn classics, and Tony Khan honoring Pac's full contract and flying the whole roster to the memorial. Pac was your favorite wrestler's favorite wrestler. Rest easy, Ben. 'Til we meet again.

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Episode 249 of the AEW-some Pod is up, and Johnny's back from internet exile just in time to recap All Out from Chicago. Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs), Johnny Taylor (Stand-Up! Records, Tubi, and Largo on October 11th), and Gringo Fantastico get into a night that was overshadowed by a scary spot where Steven Borden went down hard withan injury. Good news: he's okay, and the AEW medical staff hopped to it fast. On the fun side, Okada flipped off Tommaso Ciampa's little girl and she double-bird'd him right back, the Brawling Birds went from a tea party to a genuinely great street fight, and Swerve and Hangman turned a trios match into an instant classic that Johnny may or may not have oversold to Diana before she'd watched it. Then Will Ospreay burned the Death Riders flag, bit clean through Moxley's forearm, and hit a very much not-hidden blade to keep the belt, while Gringo dropped a smoking hot take about wanting Mox to win. Rate, review, and subscribe, and spare a card for Steve Borden.

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It's time for episode 248!

Johnny’s having technical difficulties, so Gringo and Diana are left without adult supervision. Somehow they still manage to review three hours of Dynamite and Collision from Fishers, Indiana. They were actually in the building for a night of bangers, a completely unhinged crowd, Will Ospreay casually ignoring the laws of physics, and Nick Wayne trying to survive a verbal sparring session with Chris Jericho. But none of that answers the episode’s most pressing question: "Just how tight are Hangman's jeans?" Fortunately, Diana conducted some accidental investigative journalism after ending up on the same plane as Hangman—and folks, those pants are apparently fighting for their lives. Add Diana’s eternal war with Claudio, Gringo continuing his completely one-sided vendetta against Gabe Kidd and his alleged black hole of charisma, some Wheeler Yuta appreciation, and Gringo and Diana repeatedly realizing how much they rely on Johnny, and you’ve got another impeccably professional episode of the AEW-Some Pod. Journalism has never sounded this unhinged

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Episode 247 of the AEW-some Pod is up.

Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, Halloween Ends), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times, Stand-Up! Records, Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma's Disasterpiece Theater) break down the final All Out build, starting with a Jon Moxley promo we all agreed is Mox's best work, the one where he pre-blames Will Ospreay for whatever he's about to do to him and tells him it's his responsibility. Diana has officially come around on Mox. Gringo's favorite part was watching Mox and Pac physically fight the urge to roll their eyes at Gabe Kidd. Then Jericho and Nick Wayne stole the night, and even the Nick Wayne haters at this table admit the kid gave great face, right up until his puka shells got ripped off and he cared more about that than the loss. Christian's father-obsession has curdled into full Father Tourette's, Ciampa got Okada to accept a title match by calling him a bitch, Jack Perry decided to poke Samoa Joe with a stick, and Akira swore on live TV so Ospreay offered to pay the fine. Rate, review, and subscribe, or we'll tell you it's your responsibility.

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Episode 246 of the AEW-some Pod is up.

Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, Halloween Ends), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times, Stand-Up! Records, Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma's Disasterpiece Theater) open by paying tribute to Andy Williams, The Butcher, who passed away this week, a scary-looking guy who by every account was one of the kindest people in the business, and a hell of a musician too. From there we get into the Rebel Heart episode, a cause-driven night for ALS awareness that had a genuinely moving Rebel moment and one heel-face alignment that made everyone tilt their head. Ospreay beat David Finlay while Jon Moxley sat on commentary praising him like a proud dad, then threw a chair backstage when Ospreay wouldn't play along. Steven Borden won his first TBS match, Andrade defended his belt and got his chest rubbed by strangers again, and Thekla told the best raw-chicken-carcass origin story you'll ever hear. Rate, review, and subscribe. And go do the ice water challenge

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Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, Halloween Ends), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times, Stand-Up! Records, Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma's Disasterpiece Theater) head to Arena Mexico for Grand Slam, where MJF came back, took his ring, threw Andrade off a ramp, and insulted an entire country in the span of one promo. Hangman Page wrestled for the first time in 144 days and walked out with trios gold. Ospreay beat Mark Davis in a fork-and-barbed-wire street fight that had the announcers wondering if he ever really left the Death Riders. Fletcher retained and got the stink eye from his own stablemate. Willow pinned Mercedes again. And Tommaso Ciampa took a photograph we are not going to describe on a family podcast. Rate, review, and subscribe, or we'll pin your pants for the three count.

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Episode 242 of the AEW-some Pod is up. Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, Halloween Ends), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times, Stand-Up! Records, Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma's Disasterpiece Theater) break down a Detroit Dynamite that bounced back hard, headlined by Kenny Omega and Will Ospreay standing nose to nose and slapping each other silly while building the Wembley main event better than anyone's built anything all year. Ospreay quit the Death Riders for good, Hangman Page came back and started sticking his nose everywhere, and Willow and Mercedes both cut the best promos of their lives to set up All In. Andrade kept his belt and his catchphrase, Maya World keeps collecting wins, and Jon Moxley told the morality police exactly where they can put it. Rate, review, and subscribe, or we'll show and tell you how we feel.

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Episode 241 of the AEW-some Pod is up. Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, Halloween Ends), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times, Stand-Up! Records, Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma's Disasterpiece Theater) survive a four-hour-plus Redemption from Montreal to talk about the night Will Ospreay finally stood up to the Death Riders, refused to do the unthinkable, saved Kenny Omega, and got thanked with a One-Winged Angel for his trouble. Andrade won a title and lost his pants. Willow made history (but why?). Fletcher and Bandido tried to kill each other for 26 minutes. Jericho became the Painmaker and the crowd chanted "this is murder," which is either a compliment or a cry for help. And we get into whether the main event angle actually makes a lick of sense. Rate, review, and subscribe, or we'll book you tenth on a ten-match card.

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Episode 240 of the AEW-some Pod is up. Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, Halloween Ends), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times, Stand-Up! Records, Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma's Disasterpiece Theater) break down a Dynamite from Boston that the three of us landed on a lot harder than usual. Kenny Omega got his celebration, Ospreay got his say, and Kevin Knight got an offer he was never going to take. Andrade is walking around with something that doesn't belong to him and won't say how he got it. Jericho announced who's coming to Redemption, which is exactly what Ciampa asked for and probably shouldn't have. And Jon Moxley said two very quiet sentences that should have everybody nervous. Rate, review, and subscribe, or we'll tap a microphone on your heart and tell you we believe in you.

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Episode 239 of the AEW-some Pod is up. Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, Halloween Ends), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times, Stand-Up! Records, Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma’s Fantastico Disasterpiece Theater) head to the beach for Dynamite’s Beach Break, where Kenny Omega beat MJF to become AEW World Champion in a 24-minute war that ended with Omega kicking out of a belt shot at one and MJF making a face like he saw a ghost. Kyle Fletcher beat Takeshita for the International Title and got knighted by Mick Foley, back on TBS for the first time in 32 years. Willow Nightingale returned and won a trip to Revolution. Ciampa beat Jericho with a bucket of sand and then pulled out a power drill, because it was a beach show and why not. Andrade said “how you know” again. And Ospreay ran out to save Omega, which for a guy hanging around the Death Riders is either heroic or the exact opposite. Rate, review, and subscribe, or we’ll paint your dog on Mick Foley’s shoe.

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Episode 238 of the AEW-some Pod is up. Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, Halloween Ends), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times, Stand-Up! Records, Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma's Disasterpiece Theater) crawl out of a five-hour Forbidden Door to tell you about it.

Will Ospreay won the Owen Hart Cup in a 35-minute blood feud with Swerve, then let the Death Riders hoist him on their shoulders, which is the kind of thing that gets a man an intervention. Andrade finally quit the Callis Family by ripping off his shirt to reveal a message we are legally required to bleep, costing MJF a cage match he paid full retail for. Mark Briscoe bled through a ladder helicopter and booked his title shot for Wednesday. Lio Rush emerged from a hockey bag like a horror movie. Jay White returned out of a blackout. Mercedes won the women's Owen, Omega and Zack Sabre Jr. turned in a masterpiece, and Jon Moxley nearly unmasked Bandido and then asked to shake his hand.

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Episode 237 of the AEW-some Pod is up. Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, Halloween Ends), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times, Stand-Up! Records, Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma's Disasterpiece Theater) break down a Dynamite from Sugar Land where MJF picked his team for the Forbidden Door cage match and stuck Andrade on it against his will, then made him hold Briscoe for a Diamond Ring shot just to twist the knife. Ospreay and Swerve had a ten-year-deep face-to-face that brought up Hangman, Wembley, and one very fragile neck, though the real headline was Ospreay announcing to a live crowd that he treated his new wife by taking her upstairs and smashing the life out of her, while Tony Schiavone slowly came to terms with his career. Mercedes Mone punched her ticket to the Owen final. Bandido suplexed Marina Shafir and handed Mox and Garcia their first loss as a team. Copeland and Christian promised to housebreak The Dogs. Omega squashed Tony Nese and got a staring contest with a silent Zack Sabre Jr. And Ciampa told Jericho to either get serious or stay home. Rate, review, and subscribe, or we'll take you upstairs and smash the life out of you.

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Episode 236 of the AEW-some Pod is up. Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, Halloween Ends), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times, Stand-Up! Records, Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma's Disasterpiece Theater) break down a Dynamite from Cincinnati where Mark Briscoe went over MJF's head, talked to the actual boss, and booked himself into a six-on-six cage match at Forbidden Door for a guaranteed title shot. Chris Jericho introduced the world to Tommy's Mommy and Goblin Face. Darby Allin returned with a skateboard and a line for the ages. Kevin Knight insulted the host city, bragged about his signing bonus, and got skateboarded for his trouble. MJF preached the gospel of money over friends and then had to literally buy five friends out of a briefcase two segments later. Plus Mox retained over Shane Taylor, Maya World pulled the upset of the tournament over Skye Blue, and Swerve and Brody beat each other half to death in a 16-minute semifinal with a Nana situation we are still trying to figure out. Rate, review, and subscribe, or we'll explain "kayfabe" to Don Callis in front of a live microphone.

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Episode 235 of the AEW-some Pod is up. Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, Halloween Ends), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times, Stand-Up! Records, Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma's Disasterpiece Theater) break down a Dynamite from Richmond where MJF and Rush had themselves a no-countout main event that involved a slap, a dislocated shoulder, and an assault on a medical professional. Mark Briscoe cut a promo so good MJF had to respond from an ice bath. Kevin Knight is officially a Don Callis Family member and is now waiting in line for a World Title shot, because apparently we're handing those out by mail-order. Mercedes Mone showed up out of nowhere as the Owen Cup wildcard. Thekla declared death on an entire wrestling promotion. And Will Ospreay and Mark Davis ended the night with a 24-minute Owen Cup semi that featured roughly half the roster, one screwdriver, and a Marina Shafir cameo we are still thinking about. Plus Tommaso Ciampa is hunting Jericho, the Young Bucks tried to book a match with The Dogs, and Andrade kissed a stranger on his way to the ring.

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Episode 234 of the AEW-some Pod is up, and Philly delivered the kind of show that gives three people plenty to argue about. MJF threw himself a party, Mark Briscoe and Rush had some thoughts on it, and now there's a title match on the books for next week that nobody saw coming the way it came. Kyle Fletcher is back from the shelf and apparently in the mood to start naming names inside his own faction. Kevin Knight continues his ongoing campaign to be the most insufferable man in professional wrestling, with a Speedball Mike Bailey assist. Jericho and Ricochet finally put a bow on what has quietly been one of the better programs of the year, and Tommaso Ciampa had a little something to say about it. Brody King and Claudio Castagnoli beat the brakes off each other in the Owen Hart Cup, Mark Davis and Jack Perry had a real one, and Copeland and Christian tried to do a nostalgia bit that went about as well as nostalgia bits tend to go in 2026. Plus Statlander and Shida closed the night with a Philly Street Fight that we are still recovering from. Diana, Johnny, and Gringo get into all of it. Rate, review, and subscribe wherever you get your pods.

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Episode 233 and what a night. Diana, Johnny, and Gringo break down Double or Nothing, starting with Mick Foley going All Elite (welcome home, Mick). Then it’s Stadium Stampede, where Jericho dumped a bag of tennis balls and won the whole thing with a Lionsault. Okada vs. Takeshita went full banger, Thekla is the best in the world at what she does, and MJF took Darby’s title and his moment. Johnny does a Speedball Bailey impression nobody asked for. And we are united in our rage at Kevin Knight, who we will never forgive.

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Episode 232 - Darby Allin wakes up to find every single backstage worker shaved bald to mock MJF, which is one way to start the morning, and from there it's straight into Owen Tournament brackets, Ospreay tapping Ace Austin out with his first AEW submission ever, Kevin Knight retaining the TNT Title against a returning Brian Cage, Speedball calling out the world champ, Mark Briscoe coming back to declare the Word of the Day is "Reunification," Thekla hitting Hayter with a title belt for a rare AEW DQ, and Darby surviving Konosuke Takeshita to officially sign a hair vs. title contract for Double or Nothing while bleeding directly onto the paper. MJF then closes the show by spearing Darby through the table and getting run off by Kevin Knight. Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico break it all down. Rate, review, and subscribe, or end up on the bald list with the rest of the AEW locker room.

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This week on AEW-Some Pod (Episode 231), Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince, and Gringo Fantastico break down a packed night of AEW action from Charleston featuring Darby Allin’s wild title reign, MJF agreeing to put his freshly imported hairline on the line, Jon Moxley’s ongoing recruitment of Will Ospreay, and one absolutely unhinged amount of storyline overlap. The crew dives into Sting’s emotional tribute to Ted Turner, Darby vs. Kevin Knight stealing the night, Okada chasing more gold, and whether AEW may finally be setting up a major Ospreay heel turn. Plus: live crowd insight from Diana in the building, Gringo’s continued war against underwhelming finishers, and the official debut of “How You Know?” as the greatest catchphrase in wrestling today.

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AEW-some Pod Episode 230. Darby Allin keeps defending the AEW World Title every single week like it's his job, because it is, and this week Brody King got to throw him through an announce desk before getting put down with three Coffin Drops. Plus Kevin Knight survives MJF and a busted knee to keep the TNT Title, Darby drops from the rafters Sting-style, the Death Riders try to recruit Will Ospreay in the most cult-coded backstage segment of the year, Samoa Joe and The Opps make their counter-offer, FTR and Cope set up an I Quit Street Fight, Cope wears a popcorn bucket as a hat, and Ciampa eats something out of Stokely Hathaway's beard. Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico break it all down. Rate, review, and subscribe, or MJF reads off your hometown next.

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AEW-some Pod Episode 226. Darby Allin is your AEW World Champion and apparently he's defending that thing every single week until his body physically stops working. This week's victim: Tommaso Ciampa, who bled all over the place and still couldn't get it done. Plus MJF cries about the Seattle Screwjob, Kevin Knight shuts him up, Mark Davis puts Ospreay down with a piledriver on the apron, Samoa Joe is back and immediately terrifying, Jericho's mystery partners turn out to be Shelton Benjamin, Bobby Lashley, and MVP (just business), and Brody King challenges Darby for next week before the confetti even hits the floor. Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico break it all down.

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On Episode 226 of The AEW-some Pod, Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, Halloween Ends), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times, Stand-Up! Records, Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma's Disasterpiece Theater) recap AEW Dynasty where MJF outlasted Kenny Omega in a 39-minute classic, Moxley destroyed Ospreay, Kevin Knight won the TNT Title, and Darby earned his world title shot. Then they break down Dynamite from Everett where Darby cashed in that shot the same week and dethroned MJF with four Coffin Drops in under two minutes to become the NEW AEW World Champion. Plus Kenny and Ospreay's emotional backstage moment, Ciampa calling his shot, and Sting's pre-match pep talk. This week's episode is brought to you by UndergradSteve, creator of College Kings and Murders & Mistresses on Steam. Check out the link in our show notes!

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Episode 227 brings your favorite podcast pals (Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico) back together to chat about this week's Dynasty go-home AEW Dynamite taking place from Roger's Place in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada! Will Ospreay brings back-up from the East to deal with his Deathrider problem, leading to a monster impromptu 8-man tag main event! We get an update on Kyle Fletcher's injury leading to a "Fletcher Strong" movement from the Callis Family. Andrade, Mark Davis, and Takeshita take on the even more emo than normal Darby Allin, Jack Perry, and Bandido in more than physical match up. Willow defends her TNT Championship against a returning Queen Aminata to have one hell of a sleeper, banger match. Gabe Kidd continues to be the dark abyss of charisma, meanwhile FTR gets the upperhand on Cope and Cage. Jericho gives a very real, emotional speech, brings back a classic to annoy Ricochet, and challenges him to a match at this weekend's PPV. Finally, Omega makes us believe that he will take the championship from MJF this weekend! It was a very powerful go-home show for AEW that may lead to one of, if not, the best PPV's of the year!

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On Episode 226, your faithful trio of Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico celebrates the return of the “Ayatollah of Rock-N-Rolla,” Chris Jericho, who makes is long awaited return “home” to All Elite Wrestling. Kenny Omega and MJF sign the contract for their highly anticipated match up at AEW Dynasty. Speedball inserts himself into things which leads to a main event match against MJF later in the night. AEW’s answer to Kraven the Hunter, Jack Perry, Kenny Omega, and Brody King team up against Ricochet and the Gates of Agony (The Demand). Meanwhile, Darby Allin claims that until he has a religious experience, he will continue his quest for the AEW Heavyweight Championship. Unfortunately, his next hurdle is Andrade, which might actually lead to meeting his maker. The Brawling Birds and Mina Shirakawa prove their worth against Thekla and the Sisters of Sin because why not, while Cope stops Cage from hitting Renee with a chair because she’s there. Will Ospreay’s night doesn’t turn out the way he expected, nor did the match that we expected to get. Check out the pod for the Jericho praise and stay for the hot takes!

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On Episode 225 of The AEW-some Pod, Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In with Joe Bob Briggs, Halloween Ends), Johnny Taylor (The Hard Times, Stand-Up! Records, Tubi), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma's Disasterpiece Theater) break down Dynamite from St. Paul where Kenny Omega and Swerve Strickland had a 21-minute banger to determine MJF's Dynasty challenger, Thekla cheated her way to retaining the Women's World Title over a fired-up Mina Shirakawa, Ospreay called his shot at Moxley, the Callis Family jumped Darby after his seventh straight win, and nobody explained why Stokely isn't in a wheelchair anymore.

The crew also hits a quick Collision rundown from Cedar Rapids covering Okada's dirty retain over Kevin Knight, Thekla unveiling the "Triangle of Madness," and the Babes of Wrath saying their goodbyes.

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Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico unpack the first Dynamite after Revolution, covering Will Ospreay’s quick win and immediate neck-war escalation with Jon Moxley and Pac, plus Mox and Wheeler Yuta’s uneasy tag victory that proves the Death Riders are anything but stable. They dig into Darby Allin and Gabe Kidd’s completely unhinged parking-lot beatdown that turns into a Coffin Match, Swerve Strickland’s promo where he stops talking about just the AEW World Title and starts calling his shot at Kenny Omega’s EVP power, and Speedball Mike Bailey’s “I earned this” showcase victory over Mark Davis.

The crew also covers Mina Shirakawa beating Marina Shafir in a no holds barred fight using Toni Storm’s own Storm Zero as the mystery attacker angle deepens, the Jurassic Express bus delivering Jack Perry to team with the Young Bucks against Okada and Best Friends, and the closing scene where Adam Copeland and Christian Cage announce they are coming for FTR at Dynasty and finish the night holding the tag belts while the Bucks watch from the floor. Rate, review, and subscribe, or Luchasaurus will be outside honking that bus horn until you admit this might be AEW’s strangest and most fun TV reset of 2026.

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The AEW-Some Pod is back for episode 223 with hosts Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico, to talk some good ole Texas Death Match Fallout and this past weekend's nearly 5-hour Pay Per View, AEW Revolution!

The Bucks and FTR had one of the best matches of their respective careers ending with the return of two legends, hellbent on revenge. Toni Storm finds out what it's like to get "Rowdy" after her match with Marina Shafir. Takeshita and Moxley exceed the normal 20 minute time limit for their Continental Championship match resulting in a return only made possible by a Star Wars Bacta tank and three gallons of Red Bull. Andrade and Bandito played a weird game of "Pants off Dance off" resulting in one of the top matches of the night! The women's tag team championship match led to a surprise upset. The Toxic Spider went 2 out of three falls in a hell of a banger. Swerve attempted to teach us who the real most violent man is as long as Omega didn't obstruct... Oh, wait. New trios champions were crowned.

It was insanity at it's finest, until insanity was redefined by the the AEW World Heavyweight Championship Texas Death Match (takes breath) between Hangman Adam Page and current champ, the double cross ranch's own MJF, in what could possibly be the most violence injecting (See what I did there?), bloody, dog collar wearing, light bulb flinging, rig exploding, barbed wire infusing, Texas Death Match in history! Was inflicting this amount of pain excessive? Possibly. Was it AEW-some? Absolutely!

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It's episode 222 of the AEW-Some Pod, and your favorite trio of a comedian and two horror hosts, Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince, and Gringo Fantastico, is here to break down the action inside of the Mission Ballroom in the "mile high city" of Denver, Colorado!

Moxley goes face to face with Hologram's better side, El Clon. Swerve Strictland lets us all know his frustrations with AEW and one fan's "momma!" Gabe Kidd continues to take up air time. Kevin Knight and Mansoor have a high flying match up, while Brody King and Mark Davis have a clubbing session. The AEW Women's tag team title ends with concern, while unsurprisingly, MJF attempts to swerve the upcoming World Heavyweight championship match with a fake coin to manipulate before Hangman can stipulate. (Rhyming is fun!)

The main event could have been a show all of it's own as the Rascalz, the Bucks, and Jack Perry went above and beyond as they took on the The Demand's Ricochet and the Gates of Agony along with FTR in Mile High Madness where anything goes and it most certainly does!

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On Episode 222 of The AEW-some Pod, Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico break down Dynamite from Sacramento: Moxley and Mark Davis beating the hell out of each other, Willow Nightingale somehow wrestling her third TBS Title defense in five days, FTR and the Bucks cranking their rivalry up another notch, and Hangman Page betting his entire AEW World Title future on Texas Death at Revolution while MJF promises his own mystery stip.

Then they go long on the main event as Kenny Omega and Swerve Strickland finally collide: Snap Dragons on the apron, avalanche Dragon suplexes, double Swerve Stomps, and a clean Swerve win followed by one of the nastiest post-match beatdowns they’ve done on TV as Swerve hangs Omega with a chain in front of a horrified Sacramento crowd. Rate, review, and subscribe or we’ll let Swerve decide your workplace performance review format.

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On Episode 220 of The AEW-some Pod, Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico hit Grand Slam Australia: Moxley and Takeshita beating each other to a 20-minute draw before Mox cheap-shoves him and eats a Raging Fire receipt, Babes of Wrath hanging onto the tag belts while Lena Kross forms a new monster trio, Toni Storm and Orange Cassidy finally shaving Wheeler Yuta bald, and Kyle Fletcher surviving a sick ladder match with Mark Briscoe to keep the TNT Title. They close with MJF vs. Brody King, where Brody throws everything at Max, hits the Eliminator finish that killed him in Vegas, and still watches the champ chew up his knee and win with a Heat Seeker as “F--- ICE” chants echo through Qudos Bank Arena.

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On Episode 219 of The AEW-some Pod, Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico break down Dynamite from the Pearl at the Palms: Callis Family vs. Death Riders tension, Hangman knocking off Mark Davis on his way to Australia, Orange & Toni dancing into a hair-vs-hair nightmare, Andrade and Kenny Omega tearing it up before a Callis/Swerve-fueled screwjob, the crowd absolutely unloading with “F— ICE” chants at MJF, and Brody King shock-pinning Max in about a minute to crash the World Title scene—plus whatever the hell the War Dogs think they’re doing to Darby Allin.

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On Episode 218 of The AEW-some Pod, Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico break down Dynamite from Cedar Park: Kenny Omega’s “I’m back” squash of Rocky, Hangman and Swerve crashing the World Title contender picture, Moxley’s Continental Eliminator with Ace Austin and the Callis Family’s ambush, Mark Briscoe’s TNT defense and Tommaso Ciampa’s Psycho Killer arrival, Statlander’s women’s title retention, FTR vs. Davis & Doyle with Death Rider interference, and a main event where Andrade and Swerve beat the hell out of each other for a shot at Omega and eventually MJF.

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On Episode 217 of The AEW-some Pod, Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico dig into Dynamite: Maximum Carnage from Phoenix. They cover Darby finally checking Pac off his Death Riders hit list, Hangman and Swerve somehow functioning as bounty-defying best frenemies, Kenny Omega announcing “phase one” of his route back to the World Title, Callis’ boys Davis & Doyle punching their ticket to FTR, Triangle of Madness pinning Statlander, and a world-title main event where Bandido and MJF leave it all in the desert.

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On Episode 216 of The AEW-some Pod, the gang—Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico—heads to Tulsa for a Dynamite that gave us JR’s return, Moxley vs. Shelton in a 20-minute Continental eliminator, Callis building his own murder squad around Ricochet and Gates of Agony, and Jungle Jack teaming with the Young Bucks to finally shut the champ up—temporarily. They break down Bandido vs. Sammy in a “don’t lose your title shot” sprint, MJF’s smarmy face-to-face with his next challenger, Willow’s cake-fight with a completely unhinged Mercedes Moné, Timeless Toni’s DQ non-finish, and a main event so violent even Jim Ross wanted it to be over.

Plus: Dick of the Week, Hero of the Week, Showdown of the Week, and the AEW-some rating scale for this one—measured in wisdom. Rate, review, and subscribe.

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On Episode 215 of The AEW-some Pod, the gang—Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico—rings in 2026 with a full look at Dynamite: New Year’s Smash from Omaha. They hit MJF’s shiny new World Title and “best-in-the-world” rebrand, Kenny Omega quietly calling his shot, Hangman and Swerve trying to fight through half the building to get at Max, plus Death Riders’ Mixed Nuts mayhem with Toni Storm and Orange, Bandido’s rocket push, Mox vs. Josh Alexander, Ricochet’s National Title defense, and a TBS Title main event that might be the most emotional AEW TV match of the year.

As always, the crew closes things out with Dick of the Week, Hero of the Week, Showdown of the Week, and a patented AEW-some rating—this time measured in confetti. Rate, review, and subscribe.

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On Episode 214 of The AEW-some Pod, the gang—Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico—are joined by special guest Brock Lesnar Guy himself, Michael Corcoran, to go bell-to-bell on AEW Worlds End 2025, a Chicago PPV where MJF sneaks his way back to the top and Jon Moxley bleeds, limps, and chokes his way through the Continental Classic to grab the new crown. The crew breaks down Okada vs. Takeshita and why that screwdriver finish might be the dumbest way possible to end a dream-match semi, Mox vs. Kyle Fletcher nearly going off the rails with a terrifying head-drop before turning into a tournament classic, and Mox vs. Okada in a final that proves sometimes pure grit beats “greatest tournament wrestler of all time, bitch.”

They also hit FTR and the Bang Bang Gang turning a Chicago Street Fight into a stiff, beautifully ugly brawl, Willow & Harley hanging onto the Women’s Tag Titles against Mercedes & Athena, and Darby Allin and Gabe Kidd trying to murder each other in 13 minutes. Plus: Kris Statlander and Jamie Hayter’s head-drop-heavy thriller for the Women’s World Title, Toni Storm’s “Mixed Nuts Mayhem” chaos, MJF pinning Samoa Joe in a four-way that rewrites the main-event picture, and of course Dick of the Week, Hero of the Week, and Showdown of the Week from one of AEW’s wildest PPVs of the year.

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On Episode 213 of The AEW-some Pod, the gang—Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico—goes three-hours deep on AEW’s UK Holiday Bash as Dynamite and Collision take over Manchester’s Co-op Live. The gang breaks down The Elite’s million-dollar win over the Don Callis Family (and how Okada might hate his own team more than The Bucks), Pac’s hometown heater against Kyle Fletcher to blow the Gold League wide open, and Jon Moxley and Orange Cassidy grinding through Continental Classic wars with Roderick Strong and Mascara Dorada. They also dig into MJF’s big return to crash the Worlds End contract signing with Joe, Hangman, and Swerve, Mercedes & Athena’s march toward the Women’s Tag Titles, Jamie Hayter’s Collision homecoming and Sisters of Sin beatdown, plus FTR and the Bang Bang Gang delivering a sneaky tag-of-the-year candidate in the main event.

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On Episode 212 of The AEW-some Pod, Diana is out doing Darcy the Mail Girl things, so Johnny Taylor and Gringo Fantastico go two-on-two with AEW’s Winter Is Coming Dynamite from College Park. The guys hit Willow & Harley’s shock win to become the first AEW Women’s Tag Champs, Jack Perry’s big night with Okada and the Don Callis Family, Speedball vs. Fletcher tearing up the Continental Classic, Swerve & Hangman’s toxic super-team run, and Samoa Joe choking out Eddie Kingston on Terry Funk’s anniversary—plus Dick of the Week and Hero of the Week.

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It’s Episode 210 and Johnny Taylor Jr., Diana Prince, and Gringo Fantastico break down AEW Dynamite (11/26/25) from Nashville — where Samoa Joe & Hook explain The Opps master plan (kind of), Hangman and Swerve briefly become the world’s most violent tag team, and Don Callis tries to turn “that Crayola eater” Mark Briscoe into a project. Plus Kyle Fletcher beats Okada again, Kevin Knight shocks Darby in the Continental Classic, Claudio flattens Orange Cassidy, and the Babes of Wrath punch their ticket to the women’s tag finals while Toni Storm & Mina gift us a Hardcore Holiday Death Match.

It’s chains, tournaments, bad decisions, and even worse neck bumps — just another Wednesday night in AEW.

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Episode 210 is here and your favorite podcast trio of Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico bring you the cheers and jeers of this past weekend's AEW Full Gear event! One title was retained while others were "hooked" away. Fletcher and Briscoe went for one another's jugular, while Kyle O'Reilly and Moxley made Abdullah the Butcher blush. The show provided a tag team title banger between FTR and Brodido, as well as a wild, unpredicted, and elongated women's title match between Kris Statlander and Mercedes Moné. Meanwhile, Diana is a little more than perturbed with the results of the main event cage match for the AEW Heavyweight Championship between "Hangman" Adam Page and Samoa Joe!

Let the insane takes and crazy commentary "swerve" you away from your pre-holiday monotony!

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It’s Episode 209 of AEW-some Pod, and we somehow survived the 3-hour AEW Dynamite/Collision mutant super-show so you don’t have to.

Co-hosts Johnny Taylor, Jr. ("Bummin' With the Devil" on Amazon), Diana Prince (Darcy the Mail Girl from The Last Drive-In on Shudder and AMC+), and Gringo Fantastico (Disasterpiece Theater on TromaNOW) cover all the hits and misses from the 3-hour AEW Dynamite/Collision combo show. On Episode 209 we wonder if Mark Briscoe and Samoa Joe can break their losing streaks to win gold at Full Gear, Kyle Fletcher looking amazing in a suit, and Toni Storm & Mina Shirakawa being just a little too cringe even by AEW standards.

We also get into Hangman sending Joe’s goons to the hospital, Mercedes choking out Statlander, Okada wrestling in cruise control while Don Callis ruins everyone’s life, and whether AEW should install a “No More Fire, Please” department for Darby.

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It’s Episode 208 and Johnny Taylor Jr., Diana Prince, and Gringo Fantastico saddle up to break down AEW Dynamite (11/12/25) from Greensboro — where the first-ever Women’s Blood & Guts turned Mina into a barbed-wire crime scene, Hangman and Hobbs tore the building apart in a Falls Count Anywhere brawl, FTR disrespected Ricky Steamboat in his own house, and the Men’s Blood & Guts ended with Kyle O’Reilly tapping out Jon Moxley after Darby took a flaming table ride.

It’s cages, blood, beds of nails, and fire and we are here to cover every melting second of it.

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It's Episode 207 and Johnny Taylor Jr., Diana Prince, and Gringo Fantastico saddle up to break down AEW Dynamite (11/5/25) from Houston — where Hangman Page played hero, Hobbs played demolition crew, and Tony Schiavone almost played dead. Plus Darby bleeds for the cause, Willow & Harley pull the upset, Don Callis keeps collecting souls, and a shiny new AEW National Title hits the scene.
It’s blood, tables, cowboy ethics, and questionable life choices — just another Wednesday night in AEW.

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Diana’s off this week, gearing up for her big Texas show with Joe Bob Briggs — so Johnny and Gringo take the reins for Episode 206 and break down a spooky, chaotic Fright Night edition of AEW Dynamite from Edinburg! Samoa Joe survives HOOK, Bobby Lashley, and Ricochet in the Fright Night Four-Way to earn a World Title shot at Full Gear, but Hangman Page gets the upper hand during the contract signing. FTR fight their way through JetSpeed, Jurassic Express, and the Young Bucks to earn a Tag Title match with Brodido, while Darby Allin & Orange Cassidy score the Trick or Treat Tornado Tag win over the Death Riders. The Sisters of Sin advance in the AEW Women’s Tag Title Tournament, and Okada’s staredown with Takeshita at the Don Callis Family Summit has the wrestling world buzzing.

Johnny and Gringo cover all the highlights, twists, and setups as AEW barrels toward Blood and Guts and Full Gear — with no Diana, but plenty of AEW-some energy.

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Episode 205 brings all the smoke as Johnny Taylor, Diana Prince, and Gringo Fantastico break down this past weekend’s AEW Wrestledream! There were betrayals, bathroom breaks, and bedlam. Jon Moxley repurposed the lost art of the swirlie in an attempt to make someone much smaller than him (Darby Allin) cry uncle, much to the chagrin of social media. Samoa Joe and “Hangman” Adam Page went full on classic wrestling match for the AEW World Heavyweight Championship. Tag matches were off the chain as the Hurt Syndicate went 3 on 3 is with the terribly named “The Demand.” Brodido went to blows with a fractured team up of Okada and Takeshita, while Jurassic Express put on an absolute banger with the Bucks. Oh... and Mercedes Moné was there to take the fun out of the PPV with her 8,000 title belts as she spoiled the celebration for the winner of the Women’s Championship match between Toni Storm and the champ, Kris Statlander. More happened, but you'll have to listen to find out!

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Episode 204 has Diana Prince (Darcy the Mail Girl from Shudder’s Last Drive-In), Johnny Taylor (Bummin’ With the Devil on Tubi, The Hard Times), and Gringo Fantastico (Troma’s Fantastico Disasterpiece Theater) bringing you ringside for AEW’s massive 3-hour Dynamite/Collision super show! We cover EVERY segment, promo, and jaw-dropping moment: mind games from Statlander and Storm, Jack Perry’s emotional baggage, that glass-wall beatdown between Darby and Mox, Omega’s uneasy team-up, and all the wild brawls, title shocks, and surprise superkicks you missed.

You’ll get sharp analysis, unfiltered hot takes, and the laughs you expect from the AEW-some crew—plus our Match of the Night and exclusive backstage scoops.

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After a wild stretch of chaos on the professional front, your favorite trio is back! Diana Prince, Johnny Taylor, and Gringo Fantastico dust off the mics to catch up, laugh off the madness, and break down everything happening in All Elite Wrestling.

They’re talking Kris Statlander’s title run, Andrade’s return, AEW’s recent ratings dip, and all the storylines shaking up the company. It’s a loose, funny, and fired-up reset before the crew dives back into full AEW coverage next week.

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