Jason Siniscalchi
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TNA loyalty with no soft landing.
Discuss IMPACT Wrestling follows TNA week to week with loose, rapid-fire conversation and very little patience for weak booking. Jason and Gary the Horror King bounce from ratings math to Knockouts drama, live-event news, talent rumors, and whatever creative choice set them off next.
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Discuss IMPACT Wrestling is a TNA-centered wrestling podcast with the energy of a post-show argument that never quite cools down. Jason and Gary the Horror King stay locked on Impact, specials, pay-per-views, live-event news, ratings, and the steady churn of wrestling gossip around the company. It is not tidy. That is the point. Episodes can jump from a Rebellion preview to cryptic number drops, from Sacrifice frustration to Danny Luna leaving, from March Madness ratings context to a joke about a weak lead-in movie. The show cares about the numbers, but it also mistrusts easy headlines about them. Demo ratings, viewership drops, Nielsen boxes, media write-ups, and online fan panic all become part of the fight. Creative direction gets even less mercy. The hosts pick apart title scenes, multi-person matches, X Division drift, Knockouts booking, social-media kayfabe, and Carlos appearances with the confidence of longtime viewers who have loved TNA through enough bad weeks to complain with authority. The affection is real. So is the irritation. Recent episodes spend time on Ariana Grace, Jody Threat, Tessa Blanchard, Rosemary, Raven, the Hardys, Steve Maclin, the Rascals, Eli Drake, and the fallout of WWE or AEW proximity. Business news also gets pulled into the conversation, including iHeartMedia, India distribution, live dates, and cross-promotion questions. The format is conversational and reactive rather than carefully segmented. One host starts a thought, the other corrects it, and suddenly a routine review has become a larger argument about what TNA is doing to itself. Side trails happen often. Horror movies, football drafts, WrestleVoice, and Gary's other video work drift in and out before the discussion snaps back to Impact. For listeners who want clean recaps, it may feel too jagged. For TNA fans who want immediate, opinionated, inside-the-bubble reaction, it lands closer to the way wrestling arguments actually sound after a show ends.
Made for: For TNA and Impact fans who follow weekly episodes, specials, ratings chatter, Knockouts booking, and talent rumors closely enough to argue the details. Best for listeners who like blunt, reactive wrestling talk more than measured recap coverage.
What sets it apart: The show narrows its focus hard on TNA, then treats every rating shift, creative choice, and talent rumor like it matters. Its edge comes from long-term fandom mixed with visible impatience when Impact feels lazy, repetitive, or too tangled with outside wrestling politics.
We Discuss IMPACT Wrestling, the greatest pro wrestling show on the planet! There will be NOTHING but IMPACT Wrestling on here, no WWE, AEW, new/fake ROH or any of that, other than jokes. Right now we do reviews for the weekly episodes and specials, possibly more coming in the future.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Jason and Gary turn TNA news and reviews into a candid audit of booking choices, roster use, and on-screen credibility.
Jason and Gary treat TNA Wrestling as an ongoing argument, pairing episode and event reviews with news about contracts, departures, ratings, and relationships with other promotions.
Leon Slater's title defenses have Jason and Gary asking the question already on your lips: where are they?
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A messy, funny TNA check-in that works best when the hosts dig into what the numbers mean.
Rebellion week gives the episode its shape. Jason and Gary spend most of it on TNA Impact, reacting to the nonstop numbers the company has been posting and trying to make sense of what they mean.
A blunt TNA reaction that pairs a messy finish with strong ratings.
The episode treats TNA's Sacrifice as a rough night, and the finish gets the most attention because of the injury and the awkward angle around it. Danny Luna not becoming champion and then leaving the company adds to the sense that TNA is in a strange place right now.
A blunt TNA conversation that cares more about the fight than the polish.
A loud, fast-moving TNA hangout that settles into creative frustration, audience fatigue, and the feeling that the company keeps missing chances to make the show feel genuinely fun.
A loose holiday TNA check-in built around Hardy Boys chatter, the Team TNA result, and the Matt Hardy angle.
Discuss Impact Wrestling's holiday check-in spends most of its time on the Hardy Boys signing chatter, the Team TNA result, and the Matt Hardy and The Righteous angle.
A loose, argumentative TNA talker that turns short term contract chatter into a sharp listen.
Jason and Gary keep the focus on TNA contract talk, with the frustration around short term deals driving most of the episode. A.J. Francis, Zach Wentz, Jake Something, Steve Maclin, and Victoria Crawford all come up, and the backstage segment around Crawford lands as one more…
Jason and Gary open on Rebellion week and TNA's nonstop stream of number drops.
Jay and Gary open on TNA Sacrifice and say the show came off rough because the ending got knotted up with an injury and a strange angle.
The hosts discuss TNA IMPACT's ratings and viewership, noting a small decrease against March Madness but emphasizing the importance of the demo staying steady.
The hosts discuss TNA's recent business deals including an iHeartMedia partnership and expansion in India, analyzing their promotional strategies and financial implications.
This episode reviews TNA Impact news including Demon Bunny's potential return, Raven's appearance at tapings, and Rosemary's interesting comeback.
The hosts open by joking about their tiny audience and how odd it is to run channels around wrestling.
Jason and Gary discuss TNA Impact Wrestling ratings, Nielsen box influence, and the impact of NBA competition on viewership.
Jason and Gary discuss recent Impact Wrestling events, news, and the Hardy's potential WWE return.
Jason and Gary discuss TNA Impact Wrestling's recent viewership milestone and analyze the show's performance on AMC.
The hosts discuss recent IMPACT Wrestling viewership numbers and criticize the upcoming card featuring 'in action' matches against jobbers.
Two hosts discuss the latest episode of TNA/Impact Wrestling, including a major turn by The System and Ash by Aliens' return.
The hosts discuss recent IMPACT Wrestling news, including Trey Miguel's firing and the TNA on Impact debut, with a focus on backstage drama.
The hosts discuss upcoming TNA Impact Wrestling episodes, including rumors of wrestler appearances and a main event with Bully Ray as commentator.
Hosts Jason and Gary discuss IMPACT Wrestling news, including the signing of content creator Brandon Does Everything.
The host discusses fan complaints about a sparse Christmas episode and reacts to Sarah Stock's accusation against AEW for keeping her from family.
Jason and Gary open with holiday banter and a plug for WrestleVoice.com.
Jason and Gary open by saying there is not much happening with TNA right now.
Jason and the Horror King discuss recent Impact Wrestling news, including the lack of tapings until November and the Bound for Glory special.
The hosts discuss recent Impact Wrestling news, including potential WWE acquisition of the TNA library, and review the latest episodes.
Jason and Gary discuss TNA Impact Wrestling news, including a potential move to Wednesday nights and Li Yingli's new contract.
The host reviews Slammiversary, discusses Moose's departure from TNA, and criticizes individuals associated with a controversial figure in wrestling.
The hosts discuss recent IMPACT Wrestling news, including a potential TV deal, and preview upcoming content.
The hosts discuss recent Impact Wrestling news, including changes to the Slammiversary main event and a spoiler about a title change.
The hosts discuss recent events in IMPACT Wrestling, including criticism of the new president's handling of the TNA world title.
The host discusses recent IMPACT Wrestling news, including Booker T controversy, TNA roster changes, and a fan report from Maple Leaf Pro.
The hosts discuss Mike Santana's apparent departure from TNA/IMPACT Wrestling and pay tribute to a friend named Gary, while previewing upcoming events like Slammiversary.
This episode discusses Trick Williams becoming the new TNA World Champion after defeating Joe Hendry at a WWE NXT pay-per-view, analyzing fan reactions and the broader implications for TNA Wrestling.
This episode discusses TNA wrestling news including Nikkita's debut and Under Siege preview, while also addressing a controversial article about autistic wrestling fans.
This episode reviews recent TNA Impact Wrestling news, including new signings and spoilers about knockouts like Myla Grace and Harley Hudson, while discussing controversies around figures like Gayle Kim.
This episode reviews TNA Wrestling's Rebellion 2025 event, criticizes Busted Open Radio's pre-show, and discusses Chelsea Green's controversial photo with a convicted child sex abuser and her potential departure from WWE.
This episode discusses Joe Hendry's recent match against Randy Orton at WrestleMania, fan reactions, and insights from John Cena on Hendry's career trajectory.
The hosts discuss a potential title match between Kazarian and Ethan Page, with Joe Hendry and Moose also in the picture.