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WWE HIAC Recap Wrestlers in the Election

·1 hr 43 min·5 clips
Public records show The Undertaker donated thousands to Donald Trump, the NRA, and Ted Cruz, shocking longtime fans.
The episode begins with a character-driven monologue from the host, setting a confrontational tone. Keith and Keisha then reintroduce their show after a long hiatus, mentioning the pandemic's impact. They dive into a detailed recap of WWE's Hell in a Cell pay-per-view, starting with Roman Reigns vs. Jey Uso, praising the family feud storytelling and Roman's heel turn with Paul Heyman. The hosts discuss their dislike of gimmick pay-per-views, arguing Hell in a Cell should be rare. They analyze other matches, including Sasha Banks vs. Bayley, which they enjoyed, and criticize the Miz winning Money in the Bank. A segment is dedicated to fantasy booking Roman Reigns' future opponent, suggesting Big E. The hosts express frustration with WWE repeatedly referencing Jeff Hardy's substance abuse in storylines. After a break, they cover wrestling news: Kota Ibushi winning the G1 Climax, Impact Wrestling's Bound for Glory, and Road Dogg leaving Twitter after anti-mask comments. They discuss Vince McMahon's upcoming Netflix documentary and WWE mandating wrestlers shut down Twitch accounts, which they strongly criticize. The episode concludes with a focus on wrestling and politics, revealing through public records that The Undertaker has donated significant money to Donald Trump, the NRA, and Ted Cruz, which disappoints the hosts. They also mention Chris Jericho's donations and other wrestlers' political stances, urging listeners to vote.

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A loose, candid wrestling review about Otis, Tucker, and Money in the Bank's changing appeal.

Ring Time Pro Wrestling returns after months away with a relaxed, conversational review of current wrestling storylines. Keith and Keisha spend much of the episode on Otis and Tucker, considering when the former teammates might cross paths again and whether their split will…

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You want Otis and Tucker's fallout handled like a loose, funny booking huddle, with the hosts trying to figure out whether Survivor Series or the Royal Rumble is where the next beat should land.

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