AEW talk with heart, heat, and detours.
All Things Elite covers AEW with the loose energy of friends catching up before the bell. Reviews of Dynamite, Grand Slam Australia, World’s End, and title changes share space with travel stories, fitness tangents, and triumphant FTR victory laps.
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All Things Elite is a long-running AEW conversation built on enthusiasm, routine, and the kind of friendship that makes wrestling talk feel like a standing appointment. Austin Sumwitz is identified on mic as the host, with Floyd Johnson Jr. appearing as the co-host and familiar sparring partner. The show’s center of gravity is AEW. Dynamite reviews, Collision notes, World’s End previews and reviews, Grand Slam Australia reactions, Maximum Carnage coverage, C2 results, awards, ticket news, and championship fallout all pass through its weekly rhythm. It is not a sterile recap desk. The takes arrive with feeling. FTR winning the tag titles can sound like a deeply personal vindication, and the Babes of Wrath becoming inaugural AEW women’s tag team champions carries the charge of favorite teams finally getting their moment. Then the conversation slips sideways. A fitness app becomes a miniature life update. A hotel stay opens a riff on Starrcast logistics and points. A missed episode turns into a story about getting sick on the way to Dynamite and buying cold medicine and a mask just to make it through the night. Floyd’s Japan trip and Wrestle Kingdom plans bring in the wider wrestling world without pulling the show away from AEW for long. The hosts are comfortable letting fandom breathe. They compare, complain, celebrate, and occasionally pause to admit where the limits of armchair judgment are, especially when talking about wrestlers’ bodies, risk, and technique. Kenny Omega’s diplomatic answer becomes a lesson in how to handle conflict. Eddie Kingston becomes a comic reference point for bluntness, New York edge, and wrestling personality at full volume. The result is warm but not soft. It has jokes, detours, and strong preferences. It also has a recurring ethic of positivity, even when the hosts are arguing through what did or did not work. The best fit is an AEW fan who wants coverage that sounds close to the seats, the group chat, and the post-show meal. All Things Elite makes room for the match card and the messy human week around it.
Made for: Built for AEW fans who want weekly reactions, predictions, awards talk, and title fallout from voices that sound invested rather than detached. It especially suits listeners who enjoy fan banter alongside detailed show discussion.
What sets it apart: The show’s edge is its lived-in duo rhythm: AEW analysis keeps colliding with travel, fitness, illness, hotel, and life stories. That makes the wrestling coverage feel less like a report and more like a standing conversation among committed fans.
Strap in for a superkick of All Elite Wrestling discussion with All Things Elite! Hosts Austin Szumowicz and Floyd Johnson Jr. bring you in-depth breakdowns of AEW Dynamite, Rampage, pay-per-views, and all things happening in the world of All Elite Wrestling.Whether you're a die-hard fan or just getting into AEW, All Things Elite offers insightful analysis, predictions, and a healthy dose of positivity (with a proclivity for it, of course). Join Austin and Floyd as they break down the action with a positive outlook and keep you entertained with their wrestling knowledge.
One ref bump later, Austin and Floyd have already found your reason to care.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A warm All Things Elite conversation finds its edge in care for wrestlers' long-term health.
All Things Elite Episode 305 uses its Kenny Omega discussion to open a more careful conversation about how fans talk about wrestlers' bodies from the outside. Austin Sumwitz and Floyd Johnson Jr.
A buoyant AEW episode where tag-title joy gives way to Eddie Kingston, Disney World, and Oklahoma-New York friction.
All Things Elite Episode 302 rides the high of a tag-team coronation, with Austin Sumwitz and Floyd Johnson Jr. treating FTR's championship win and the Babes of Wrath becoming inaugural AEW women's tag team champions as a shared victory lap.
A warm Texas-centered wrestling conversation carried by FTR devotion and a long-awaited Von Erich moment.
The 244th All Things Elite works best as a lived-in report from a wrestling weekend, with Floyd Johnson Jr. turning Collision in Texas into something closer to a fan memory than a results rundown.
Hosts Austin and Floyd review AEW Dynamite from Greenville, SC, covering MJF's transformation of the International Title into the 'American Championship'.
Austin Summers and Floyd Johnson Jr.
A review of AEW's World's End and Fight for Fallen events with personal anecdotes and wrestling analysis.
Hosts Austin and Floyd preview AEW's Revolution pay-per-view, breaking down the go-home Dynamite episode from Sacramento.
Austin Sumwitz and Floyd Johnson Jr.
All Things Elite hosts Austin Sumwitz and Floyd Johnson Jr.
Austin Summits and Floyd Johnson Jr.
Austin Sumwitz and Floyd Johnson Jr.
All Things Elite Episode 308 features Austin Sumwitz and Floyd Johnson Jr.
All Things Elite episode 307 reviews AEW Dynamite: Maximum Carnage, including Darby Allin’s steel-steps bump against Pac and the debate over his risk-heavy style.
AEW World’s End centered on two Continental Classic semifinal matches: Kazuchika Okada versus Kanosuke Takeshita, and Jon Moxley versus Kyle Fletcher.
Austin Sumwitz and Floyd Johnson Jr.
Austin Sumwitz and Floyd Johnson Jr.
Floyd Johnson reviews AEW Full Gear and discusses the Continental Classic participants in a solo episode.
Austin Sumwitz and Floyd Johnson Jr.