Getting Over: Wrestling Podcast, Adam Silverstein
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Award-winning analysis of pro wrestling with breakdowns of WWE, NXT, AEW and beyond. Plus, instant analysis of pay-per-views, news coverage and major interviews. Host Adam Silverstein and co-host Chris Vannini pull back the curtain addressing the hottest topics and most controversial developments while putting the highs and lows of sports entertainment in context every week.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Precise match criticism and close attention to booking logic turn wrestling recaps into clear arguments about what worked and why.
Getting Over: Wrestling Podcast treats televised wrestling as a chain of decisions worth testing. Adam Silverstein moves closely through WWE, NXT and AEW cards, judging match construction, finishes and the creative logic connecting one segment to the next.
A Speed title match outlives its time limit; Adam Silverstein has questions, and so might you.
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A focused Ethan Page interview that treats momentum, homage, and match execution as the real story.
Getting Over uses a rare two-for-Tuesday slot to welcome Ethan Page, a first-time guest who arrives as the current NXT North American champion and one half of the AAA mixed tag team champions.
A blunt WWE preview that sticks to booking logic and finish mechanics.
This episode treats the 2025 WWE Survivor Series War Games card like something that still needs to make sense, which is refreshing. It stays focused on the teams, the likely finishes, and the business of protecting the right people. The late-match debate is the strongest part.
A blunt WWE check-in that weighs Cena's farewell, LA Knight's tournament spot, and the week's Raw and SmackDown action.
This WWE check-in stays on Raw, SmackDown, John Cena's retirement run, the final Last Time Is Now tournament match between Gunther and LA Knight, and the lead-in to Saturday Night's Main Event.
A blunt WarGames breakdown that explains why the finish landed wrong.
This instant analysis episode moves fast, covering WWE Survivor Series WarGames just minutes after the show ended and treating it as WWE's final main roster premium live event of 2025.
A brisk Deadline debrief that values booking questions over finish-line recap.
Getting Over treats NXT Deadline 2025 like a pressure point, moving cleanly from the five-match card in San Antonio into the threads it opens for New Year's Evil and the road to Stand and Deliver.
A sharp look at NXT booking weirdness and AEW's post-Full Gear reset.
Episode 821 gives a clean read on what held up and what did not across NXT's Gold Rush and AEW's first TV after Full Gear. The strongest stretch is Fallon Henley vs.
Bill Simmons debates NBA tanking, MVP races, and movies with Zach Lowe and friends.
Big Cat and PFT Commenter cover the NFL, March Madness, and NHL for laughs.
Adam Silverstein previews NXT Deadline, the final WWE premium live event of 2025, covering five matches and the go-home NXT episode.
Adam Silverstein provides instant analysis of NXT Deadline 2025, breaking down matches like the NXT championship and Iron Survivor Challenges.
Hosts Adam Silverstein and Chris Vannini analyze WWE's recent TV, focusing on retirement runs for stars like John Cena and Brock Lesnar, the heated Cody Rhodes-Drew McIntyre feud, and LA Knight's brutal beatdown.
Adam Silverstein opens by calling SmackDown "dreadful" and Raw in Glendale, Arizona "phenomenal," saying Raw has been "crushing it" since SummerSlam.
The episode breaks down NXT Gold Rush week 2, including John Cena's Iron Survivor Challenge announcement and a TNA title change on WWE TV, and analyzes AEW Dynamite's Continental Classic tournament start with upsets and booking critiques.
Ethan Page joins Getting Over Wrestling Podcast for a candid interview discussing his WWE NXT success, tag team with Chelsea Green, and views on professional wrestling.
Hosts Adam Silverstein and Chris Vannini preview WWE Survivor Series WarGames 2025, analyzing the four-match card, John Cena's retirement tournament, and weekly WWE TV.
Adam Silverstein provides instant analysis of WWE Survivor Series WarGames 2025, breaking down each match including the men's and women's WarGames, John Cena's last PLE match against Dominic Mysterio, and the Women's World Championship.
On Getting Over, Adam Silverstein assesses WWE WrestleMania 42 and questions whether Pat McAfee's role could connect Roman Reigns' match with Randy Orton's feud against Cody Rhodes.
Adam Silverstein criticizes WWE for replacing a crowd’s “Holy shit” chant with “This Is Awesome” in a Netflix replay.
Tony D’Angelo’s surprise NXT Championship win came after about 1,600 days in NXT, and Silverstein graded the event 93.5/A.
Host Adam Silverstein previews the episode covering AEW and WWE news, including a segment with co-host Chris Vannini, and promotes their week's content.
Adam Silverstein previews NXT Stand and Deliver, recaps NXT TV, and interviews Ricky Saints.
Host Adam Silverstein previews WrestleMania 42 and recaps WWE Raw and Smackdown, urging listeners to leave reviews.
Host Adam Silverstein previews NXT Heat Wave and AEW Forbidden Door, discusses WWE-ESPN deal, and covers wrestling news.
Instant analysis of WWE SummerSlam Night Two, breaking down matches and storylines.
Host Adam Silverstein provides instant analysis of WWE SummerSlam Night 1, breaking down matches and storylines.
Hosts break down recent events in NXT and AEW, previewing upcoming shows and discussing wrestling news.