Wrestling is Cool!

The podcast begins with a sponsor segment for Mood.com, a cannabis delivery service, followed by the hosts discussing improvements in their setup and location for better podcast quality.

The hosts discuss a silly opening segment on Monday Night Raw involving Seth Rollins and Adam Pearce, comparing it to Batman and Scooby-Doo.

The hosts discuss whether the hype for WrestleMania 42 is effective, with Sancho previously calling it dead but now reconsidering after recent developments like Randy Orton's heel turn and Bloodline updates.

This segment introduces the Wrestling Is Cool Podcast's first episode of 2026, focusing on a WWE review, after a sponsor message for Mood.com.

The hosts discuss WWE's current dynamics, particularly how Smackdown has become the A-show with fresh talent like Trick Williams, while touching on AJ Styles' retirement rumors.

The host celebrates John Cena becoming a Grand Slam champion and discusses LA Knight's interrupted promo in relation to the tournament's focus on a mystery man.

This podcast segment discusses whether LA Knight was buried by WWE, with hosts debating his career trajectory and comparing it to a stock market dead cat bounce.

The hosts of the Wrestling Is Cool podcast reunite after a break, discussing their return, Patreon activities, and personal work habits, with a mention of a potential Jey Uso vs CM Punk match.

The podcast introduces a sponsor for cannabis products and transitions into discussing the host's location and pre-recording setup for an episode about 2025 RAW roster predictions.

The segment begins with a sponsor ad for Mood.com's cannabis delivery service, followed by the podcast introduction and hosts discussing WrestlePalooza and coordinating Webber shirts.

The hosts discuss Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's engagement and its perceived impact on the NFL, particularly predicting another Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl win.

The podcast segment transitions from a cannabis sponsorship to discussing wrestling topics, including SummerSlam, championship matches, and a humorous debate about a co-host's presence on the thumbnail.

The podcast discusses rumors of AJ Styles retiring at the Royal Rumble, with Sancho reflecting on past episodes and comments to improve his podcasting.

The hosts of the Wrestling Is Cool Podcast discuss sports losses and self-deprecating humor before transitioning to wrestling topics.

The podcast discusses the John Cena retirement tournament and other wrestling topics in a speed episode format.

The podcast hosts Santi and Sancho introduce the Wrestling is Cool Podcast with a humorous analogy about anticipating criticism, following a sponsor segment for Forkful meal delivery service.

The podcast segment discusses Wrestlepalooza predictions and reactions to the event's name, with a sponsor ad for Mood.com at the beginning.

This segment is a repetitive introduction to the Wrestling Is Cool Podcast hosted by Sancho, focusing on announcing the show without substantive content.

The podcast hosts discuss predictions for WWE events Evolution and Saturday Night's Main Event, focusing on match details and card size.

The hosts introduce a special 2025 WWE end-of-year awards episode and begin discussing an overall review of the year using a restaurant analogy.

The host discusses Sancho being on vacation and on strike from the podcast, with Kamen stepping in, while joking about Sancho's demands for more money and creative control.

The hosts discuss personal mishaps and wrestling events, including Liv Morgan's injury and its impact, LA Knight's appearance on Raw, and a humorous wish for a Goldberg vs.

The podcast segment discusses Mood.com's legal cannabis delivery service and humorously contrasts it with WWE's past pay-per-view model and library resources.

The host discusses personal activities and promotions, but the main topic of AJ Lee returning to WWE is not addressed in this segment.

This podcast segment speculates on how Tony Khan would book John Cena's retirement in wrestling, exploring fantasy booking scenarios.

The hosts discuss the overwhelming amount of recent WWE events and wrestling news after a humorous tangent about Power Rangers in Fortnite.

The host discusses WWE's aggressive counter-programming against AEW's major event over the July 12th weekend, questioning WWE's strategy and comparing wrestling's intensity to NFL football.

The hosts discuss WWE's entry into podcasting, including the Undertaker's podcast co-host change and other WWE podcasts like Cody Rhodes' show.

The podcast introduces a 2025 WWE SmackDown superstar prediction segment after a sponsor ad for Forkful meal delivery service.

The hosts humorously discuss potential sellouts, sponsorships, and WrestleMania 43 being in Saudi Arabia while bantering about their podcast's future and guest appearances.

The hosts discuss their lukewarm predictions for WWE's Clash in Paris 2025, suggesting the event is overshadowed by the upcoming Russell Palooza and ESPN's influence, with key matches likely saved for later.

The hosts discuss a busy week in WWE, including Jey Uso losing the world title, returns of Bayley and Ron Killings, and LA Knight's potential rise, while promoting their Patreon content.

The hosts discuss Karrion Kross finally getting a push in WWE, following a tangent about John Cena's parody of CM Punk and comparisons to Weird Al Yankovic's songs like Amish Paradise.

The hosts introduce the podcast, joke about Sancho's vacation and podcast obligations, and promote their Patreon for early access to wrestling content.

This podcast episode discusses the significant impact of AJ Lee's return to wrestling, highlighting its implications for the industry and storylines.

The podcast segment discusses the lack of hype for WrestleMania 42 and critiques Logan Paul's expensive Pokemon card purchase.

The host rants about sports frustrations, particularly the Blue Jays' performance and a fan's misguided optimism, while hinting at a wrestling-related topic in the title.

The hosts introduce a bonus episode of the Wrestling Is Cool podcast focused on predicting the Survivor Series War Games 2025 event, with Khan filling in for Sancho and discussing their excitement for the upcoming show in San Diego.

The host discusses LA Knight advancing to the finals and potentially ending John Cena's career after Survivor Series fallout.

The hosts discuss John Cena's controversial tap-out to Gunther, debating whether he truly gave up and comparing it to LA Knight's similar situation, highlighting its significance as a wrestling milestone.

The hosts of the Wrestling is Cool podcast discuss Sancho's new look and joke about his shaved facial hair while setting up their final episode of the year on WWE resolutions and predictions for 2026.

The hosts discuss their final predictions for the 2026 Royal Rumble, comparing it to last year's event and highlighting uncertainties due to champion changes and the Saudi Arabia venue.

The hosts discuss the aftermath of the Royal Rumble in Saudi Arabia, focusing on the unusual debate about crowd attendance and its implications for WWE events.

The podcast discusses Bron Breakker's injury and analyzes a wrestling match where LA Knight overcame a 'tsunami' move to secure a surprising win.

The hosts Santee and Sancho engage in a heated argument about being blocked on social media and earning respect in the wrestling community.

The host criticizes Sancho for doubting Oba Femi's potential in WWE and expresses frustration over his refusal to support the wrestler.

The hosts Santi and Sancho discuss WWE's recent release of R-Truth and ongoing PR issues, framing it against the backdrop of the upcoming Money in the Bank event.

The hosts humorously critique WWE's podcast trend and TV time allocation, mocking Cody Rhodes and discussing Karrion Kross's lack of exposure, while engaging in lighthearted debates about character archetypes like Vikings and cowboys.

Hosts Santi and Sancho predict matches for WWE's Money in the Bank and Worlds Collide events, debating title changes, storyline implications, and potential surprises.

Wrestling is Cool's final WrestleMania 42 prediction episode goes match by match through Night One, opening with the Logan Paul, Austin Theory and IShowSpeed six-man tag against the Usos and LA Knight.

Santi and Sancho open the Wrestling Is Cool podcast with a tribute to Terry Brunk, "Sabu," who died at 60, and recall his ECW matches and the funny Sabu vs.

The hosts discuss predictions for the WWE Backlash event, focusing on the main event between Randy Orton and John Cena.

The hosts preview and predict Wrestlemania 41, comparing it to Avengers: Age of Ultron.

Two wrestling fans discuss hypothetical scenarios about selling their souls for wrestling moments like Money in the Bank or Royal Rumble.

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Two wrestling fans discuss and predict the upcoming Royal Rumble event and its implications for WrestleMania.

Two wrestling fans discuss the pre-Royal Rumble lull and personal anecdotes.

Santi and Sancho review WWE’s 2024 year-end awards while recording on Christmas Eve, covering matches, entrances, booking, memes, and tag teams.

Two fans preview and predict matches for an upcoming WWE event, discussing card structure and potential outcomes.

Two wrestling fans preview the Survivor Series 2024 War Games event and discuss the match card.

The hosts preview the upcoming Clash at the Castle event in Scotland, ranting about fans asking for start times and beginning their heel turn.

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