They thought "surely we've said all there is to be said" about John Cena's retirement run this year. Then Ed and Caden saw Saturday Night's Main Event and the retirement match itself. Now that it's officially over, turns out there's more to be said about what this last year and match have been for Cena. Check it out and share around!

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Two of modern wrestling's biggest stars are winding down this year - John Cena and Hiroshi Tanahashi. Both are approaching the end of what has been their last full year of wrestling and, with not much left, Ed and Caden have decided to take a moment to evaluate how things have gone. Has the booking lived up to expectations or let down both men with their respective companies? Could things have been done better? Listen, like, subscribe, and feel free to comment if you had a different idea on how either of these men should have wrapped up their careers.

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AEW has quietly had a number of relatively big releases over its existence, a number of which have found themselves going or returning to their biggest competitor - WWE. To distract from the lack of a proper G1 Climax show, Ed and Caden take a look at the list of people who've signed with WWE after leaving AEW to see how things have worked out. A couple of interesting patterns are noted and at least one person on here has managed to make ANOTHER jump before this was posted. So sit back, enjoy, and maybe let the gentlemen know what you make of the list.

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Six months after shocking the world by turning heel and joining forces with powerhouses Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Travis Scott, John Cena has seen the error of his ways and gone back to being everyone's favorite hero just in time for WWE's second biggest show of the year. What do Ed and Caden make of this about face on WWE's only program that got any kind of buzz? Listen to this quick bonus episode and find out!

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Hulk Hogan was one of, if not the, biggest stars in professional wrestling history. He has also become one of the most divisive stars in professional wrestling whether through his history of bizarre lies, political maneuvering, or his racially-charged comments. Ed and Caden aren't here to give a comprehensive deep dive into the history of Hulk Hogan or a thorough analysis of his career but some thoughts on him and his legacy just a few hours after learned of his passing.

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After some delay thanks to the developments at All In, Ed and Caden return to the regular pattern with an analysis on the past year of New Japan Pro Wrestling going into this year's G1 Climax. To best structure the discussion, they take a look at an interview from Hiroshi Tanahashi last year on what his expectations for NJPW's future are and see how much has been accomplished in a year before getting into a bit of a discussion on the state of their annual tournament.

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Breaking from the norms, the Southern Fried Gents take a few minutes to discuss AEW All In 2025. A lot has been made of the booking directions of AEW over the past year, especially on the show, so Ed and Caden want to ask - was the end result worth the risks and griefs? Check it out and see where you fall on the debate.

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Apologies are in order for this taking so long to get out, but the Southern Fried Wrestlecast returns to discuss the very discussion-worthy Wrestlemania 41. Ed and Caden focus in on the larger picture of WWE coming into the show and what kind of impression the show left after sitting through two nights (three if counting Raw) of content. Are the gents now sold on heel John Cena? Was there YEETing? Were they moved by Hunter's exceptionally long Hall of Fame speech? Listen and find out!

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