Matty and Steve pull no punches as they dive into the bittersweet world of wrestling retirements the real, the heartfelt, and the ones that didn’t quite stick.

From the legendary farewell of The Undertaker to the recent curtain call of the Dudley Boyz, this episode explores how retirement in wrestling is rarely final. They break down the emotion, the spectacle, and the psychology behind multiple retirements, farewell tours, and those surprise returns that had us cheering or rolling our eyes.

Is retirement just another storyline? Or is it the most human part of pro wrestling?

Join Matty and Steve as they celebrate the exits, question the comebacks, and reflect on what it really means to leave the ring.

WWE storms Perth with SmackDown, Crown Jewel, and Raw and the Rotz Report breaks it all down. We’re talking red-hot crowd reactions, title match setups, and what this international push really means. Plus: NXT’s slow-burn storytelling is cooking, AEW’s Dynamite stays sharp while Collision fades, and WrestleDream predictions that might just wreck your pick ’em sheet. No fluff, just facts. Let’s get into it.

In this episode of Wrestling Pedigree, we’re rewinding to the golden age of chaos when WCW’s Monday Night Nitro flipped the wrestling world on its head. From its shocking debut in 1995 to the game-changing arrival of the nWo in 1996, we break down how Nitro became the most must-see show on TV.

Join us as we explore how Eric Bischoff’s bold vision, the star power of Hulk Hogan, Sting, and Ric Flair, and the rebellious energy of Hall and Nash turned WCW into a cultural powerhouse. We’ll relive the moments that defined the Monday Night Wars the surprises, the betrayals, and the battles that made fans switch the channel every Monday night.

💥 The live energy. The real tension. The revolution that changed wrestling forever.

Whether you grew up watching it or you’re discovering the madness for the first time, this episode is your ringside seat to the rise of Monday Night Nitro, 1995 to 1997, the years that made wrestling history.

On this week’s Rotz Report, Matty and Rotz break down the aftermath of NXT vs AEW Title Tuesday, debating which brand landed the harder punches, then shift into WWE mode with a preview of SmackDown and the Crown Jewel card in Perth (which currently features Cody Rhodes vs. Seth Rollins, Tiffany Stratton vs. Stephanie Vaquer, Roman Reigns vs. Bronson Reed in an Australian Street Fight, John Cena vs. AJ Styles, and Ripley & IYO SKY vs. The Kabuki Warriors) with bold predictions that Rollins finally gets the win over Rhodes, Reigns survives a brutal street fight, and the women’s tag match steals the show, before they close with fresh picks for TNA Bound for Glory, where they expect a new face on top of the TNA title and big shakeups in the Knockouts and X-Division.

Welcome back to another edition of the Rotz Report! Matty here alongside Rotz, and we’ve got a jam-packed show for you. We’re breaking down everything from the week in WWE, including the fallout from SmackDown and Raw, plus a huge look ahead to what’s shaping up to be one of the wildest Tuesdays in wrestling history NXT head-to-head with TNA, and of course, AEW’s massive ‘Title Tuesday’ card. Let’s get into it!”

In this episode of Wrestling Pedigree, we rewind to the early '90s and spotlight the WWE's New Generation Era a time when the spotlight shifted from larger-than-life giants to younger, hungrier stars. We break down how Bret Hart, Shawn Michaels, Razor Ramon, and The Undertaker stepped up during a transitional period marked by scandals, shrinking ratings, and rising competition. This era wasn’t about flash it was about grit, talent, and redefining what it meant to be a top guy. We’ll trace the legacy of this overlooked chapter and how it laid the groundwork for the Attitude Era explosion. No nostalgia goggles, just the real story of wrestling’s awkward but essential teenage years.

hosts Matty and Steve break down wrestling’s most iconic families with a sharp eye and a real love for the game. This episode, they dive into the Samoan Dynasty, tracing its roots from High Chief Peter Maivia to today's Bloodline takeover. It's part history lesson, part fan talk, all delivered with a laid-back vibe

. If you're into legacy, storytelling, and what makes wrestling truly great, this one's for you.

This week, Matty and Rotz break down all the action across the biggest wrestling brands. From the fallout of Friday Night SmackDown and the chaos on Monday Night Raw, to the high-impact matches of AEW Dynamite and the invasion chaos of NXT.