PJ and Brett are back with a brand new show with a brand new concept. They test it out for the first time as they tackle the weekend that was WrestleMania. Over the next few weeks we’ll be dropping new episodes of Wrestling Tonight on the NXT & We feed to ease the transition. Sit back, relax, and enjoy!

AEW Revolution and NXT Roadblock are in the books with the NXT & We podcast along side them. Two years ago two friends had an idea to start a niche wrestling podcast about NXT and this final episode is the culmination of that two year project. Thank you to everyone who has ever listened, even for just a second, and shown support along the way. However, as one door closes another one opens, so rest assured there will be a brand new show and concept! Over the next few weeks we will begin dropping teasers of the with the very first episode dropping at the start of April! We are extremely excited with what’s in store and hope you are as well. We love you all and we’ll talk to you soon.

AEW’s final presentation of Dynamite headed into Revolution was one of the strongest episodes in recent memory. Tony Khan purchased Ring Of Honor. The Young Bucks advance with some help from reDRagon. MJF tricked us all. Thunder Rosa pinned Britt Baker in tag team action. Adam Cole mocks Adam Page and tapes him to the ropes. Everything worked. NXT 2.0 also had a soft “go-home” edition of their own as Bron Breakker and Carmelo Hayes continued to shine headed into Roadblock next week.

NXT 2.0 and AEW Dynamite fell short of the goal posts this week and the guys break down how that happened. Has there ever been a good battle royal? Do tag matches even have rules? Did MJF pull the wool over Brett’s eyes? 

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The biggest news of the week did not come from NXT Vengeance Day or from the red-hot Dynamite in Nashville. Cody Rhodes, an EVP of AEW, is strongly rumored to be leaving the company he helped co-found and will be returning to the company where he started his career. Also, is “Stone Cold'' Steve Austin planning a return to the ring for this upcoming WrestleMania?? PJ and Brett got you covered.

Keith Lee is back in the wrestling game after his release from WWE but he did not return through the Forbidden Door. That distinction belonged to JAY WHITE! CM Punk also earned a rematch with MJF by defeating FTR with a little help from Jon Moxley. Meanwhile, NXT 2.0 focused on wrapping up all the loose ends heading into Vengeance Day.

PJ swoons over Danhausen who has cracked his current Top 5. Brett vents his frustrations with Lance Archer. They both agree you should call him Gunther.

Sammy Guevara and Cody Rhodes waged war in a ladder match to unify the TNT Championships while Brett watched on as a total block head. Jon Moxley looks better than he ever has in his return match against Ethan Page. Maybe Gunther isn’t such a bad name?