Today's pod is a bit chaotic. With Monty on holidays, Gaff meets up with professional wrestler Mercer to fill the void. This episode is filled with a lot of dark humour.

Sting's last match is coming up, and Mercer & Gaff discuss how to end it. There's also extreme excitement around Takeshita vs Ospreay.

Mercer goes off the deep end and takes over a portion of the podcast, as we consistently circle back to speaking about the TV shows 'Home and Away' and 'Neighbours' for absolutely no reason.

The star of the week is Rhea Ripley, who adoringly got to walk out to a thunderous reaction on her home turf in Australia for Elimination Chamber. Unfortunately for fans in attendance, her opponent was Nia Jax. Monty has thoughts, to put it mildly.

Bryan Danielson's last run is going to be 'epic' according to the man himself, and Gaff has a theory as to what his final run might look like.

New Japan had a mental breakdown and completely shook up almost all of their major titles. Causing a huge ripple effect down the card post-Ospreay and Okada.

We talk about Drew McIntyre, AJ Styles falling off the edge of the earth, The Rock vs Cody Rhodes, Sheamus calling me fat when I was 8 years old, and much more.

When it comes to death-defying stunts, nobody wants to be listed in that category more than Sammy Guevara. Gaff poses the question to Monty... is Guevara a dangerous worker, or a victim by happenstance?

The Rock is a full-blown heel, which Gaff feels like is a long time coming. Monty feels like we're way past this... and he's technically not wrong. Gaff wonders why they've done things this way.

There's talk about Ospreay, Michael Oku, Tony Khan & RevPro; Gunter's Mania plans, Lesnar's exclusion, CM Punk being booed at UFC, AEW's packed title picture, bisexual Undertaker, and the fact that there's two wrestling PPVs/PLEs over the next two weeks - which feel not-very-big-time for some reason.