FTMR Episode 209 features roc raw and Sonny Kolfax running through a packed slate of pro wrestling and headline chaos. The guys discuss the implications of John Cena’s last match, Mercedes Moné dropping a championship and what that shift could signal, plus a breakdown of Speedball Mike Bailey vs Kyle Fletcher and why that matchup stands out.

They also step outside the ropes to react to the Diddy documentary, then circle back to pure wrestling mess when Bret Hart goes on record calling Vince McMahon “a freak.”

roc raw and Sonny dive into the latest Blood and Guts episode of AEW Dynamite, breaking down why Marina Shafir and Kyle O’Reilly both walked out looking like absolute stars in their matches. From psychology to storytelling to who should be next in line, nothing in that cage is safe from scrutiny.

They also veer off into some NBA talk, chopping it up about where the league is headed and who is really built for playoff smoke, then close out with a little bit of politics, sorting through the nonsense the way only FTMR can, honest, unfiltered, and probably a little offensive to somebody.

roc raw and Sonny pull no punches on the state of the business: empty seats, soft numbers, and why both AEW and WWE feel like they are coasting when the calendar says sprint. We break down CM Punk as the new champ, what that belt really signals, and how the fallout could reroute Jey Uso’s arc from lovable lone wolf to title-scene disruptor. Plus the usual FTMR detours, locker room vibes, booking what ifs, food talk, and a few hot takes that might melt your headphones.

Roc raw and Sonny Kolfax run through AEW WrestleDream, giving match by match predictions, upsets to watch, and where the belts might land when the smoke clears. We pause to honor the untimely passing of D’Angelo, sharing memories, impact, and a few words for the family and the culture. Then we get into the Andrade and WWE situation, what is confirmed vs rumor, how it affects Raw and SmackDown rotations, and what it could mean for AEW moving forward

Episode 205 of FTMR drops with roc raw and Sonny Kolfax chopping up the week in wrestling, then swerving into pure chaos. We break down the TNA x NXT invasion angle, what worked, what felt like cap, and where it could go next. Then we run through AEW’s Title Tuesday, match quality, moments, and the booking choices that had us nodding or side-eyeing. Somewhere along the way the convo derails into the Great Heist Soundtrack Debate, as in, what are the “proper” songs to rob somebody to, strictly hypothetical and strictly for laughs.

A blunt look at the “partnership” between WWE, TNA, and AAA. We break down why it reads like an alliance on paper but feels very one sided in practice, with TNA and AAA getting hoed out, mostly TNA. We also run through the latest PWI Top 10, react to Eddie Kingston’s return, and talk about reports that Israel is pressuring WWE to change the name of the Invasion PLE.

Highlights:

• WWE x TNA x AAA, who really benefits and who pays the price
• Is TNA gaining exposure or losing leverage
• PWI Top 10, surprises, snubs, and what they got right
• Eddie Kingston’s return, what it means for the stories going forward
• Headlines about outside pressure to rename “Invasion” and why that matters

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Roc Raw and Sonny Kolfax lock in for another round of unfiltered wrestling talk. We dive into the rumors of AJ Lee making a return and what that could mean for the women’s division. We break down John Cena’s final matches and the legacy he’s leaving behind. Then we get into AEW’s decision to write veterans off TV, the ripple effects it could have, and what it says about the company’s direction. No fluff, no filter—just two voices from the ropes calling it how we see it.

roc raw and sonny kolfax hold it down for a two man show, tapping in on three lanes. First, Clash In Paris talk, who should headline, who should go over, what finishes make sense, and how a European crowd changes the energy. Then a Lupe Fiasco segment, favorite eras, top songs, quotables, and why his pen still slices through the noise. We close with roller coasters, ranking the best drops, the parks that hit every time, and which wrestlers deserve their own coaster theme. No fluff, just takes, laughs, and sharp analysis. Tune in, subscribe, and ride with FTMR.