Welcome to No Holds Barred, where Aaron and JT take an unfiltered look at wrestling, pop culture, and beyond—with no restrictions and no shortcuts.

In episode 166, the guys continue their latest passion project: ranking the Top 25 WWE pay-per-view matches for each month in WWE history. This time, the spotlight is on February, as JT & Aaron debate which matches belong, which ones might be overrated, and which classics deserve more love.

From unforgettable title bouts to hidden gems, this episode is packed with strong opinions, thoughtful analysis, and plenty of fan debate. And yes—there’s even an editor’s note, as the guys realize after recording that two matches on the list actually took place in March, setting up a fun follow-up in the next installment.

Did they nail the list? Miss a classic? Get something completely wrong?

🎧 Tune in, join the conversation, and help shape the rankings as the project rolls on.

Topics include:

• Top WWE PPV matches from February

• Monthly WWE match rankings project

• Debate over classics, sleepers, and snubs

• Fan feedback and ongoing list refinement

Perfect for fans of WWE history, match rankings, and wrestling podcasts that thrive on discussion, disagreement, and fun—with absolutely no holds barred.

NoSo Takeover is back with Episode 17 as JT, Aaron and Jenny break down one of the most pivotal nights in NXT history — NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn III from August 19, 2017.

From championship showdowns to shocking debuts, Brooklyn once again proves why it’s NXT’s signature battleground. The crew dives deep into the emotional main event as Drew McIntyre challenges Bobby Roode for the NXT Championship, marking Drew’s triumphant return to WWE glory. They also discuss Asuka vs. Ember Moon, a clash that caps off Asuka’s historic undefeated streak and dominant reign as NXT Women’s Champion.

Plus, the hosts analyze the unforgettable arrival of Adam Cole, whose shocking debut and alliance with Kyle O’Reilly and Bobby Fish reshaped NXT overnight. Other highlights include Johnny Gargano vs. Andrade “Cien” Almas in a breakout performance, the chaotic Authors of Pain vs. SAnitY Tag Team Championship match, and Aleister Black’s continued rise.

JT, Aaron and Jenny cover match quality, storytelling, crowd reactions at Barclays Center, historical significance, and how this TakeOver helped define the next generation of WWE superstars.

Whether you’re reliving the glory of peak TakeOver or watching along for the first time, this episode delivers the ultimate retrospective on one of NXT’s most influential events.

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Mike returns and recaps the last week of wrestling. From AEW Dynamite and Grand Slam Australia to WWE NXT, Raw and Smackdown. From there we also get caught up on TNA for their weekly TV and their No Surrender PPV. Then Mike previews the week ahead as always!

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Welcome to WWE WAR: Wrestling Above Replacement, the podcast where WWE history meets hard numbers. JT, Marcus, and Producer Tim break down each WWE “season” by analyzing every pay-per-view event using a consistent, stats-driven scoring system.

In episode #94, the crew continues the 1995–1996 WWE PPV season with a deep statistical dive into WWE In Your House #6. From match quality to card structure and overall event impact, every segment is evaluated by the numbers as the guys continue building their complete, all-time WWE PPV rankings using the WWE WAR formula.

Does nostalgia hold up when the data is crunched?

Does your personal In Your House #6 ranking match the WWE WAR metrics?

🎧 Tune in to find out—and see how this iconic WWE event stacks up in the ever-evolving WAR rankings.

What you’ll hear:

• Full In Your House #6 PPV statistical analysis

• Ongoing 1995–96 WWE PPV season breakdown

• Explanation of the WWE WAR scoring system

• Updated all-time WWE PPV rankings

• Data-driven debate mixed with classic wrestling fandom

Perfect for fans of classic WWE, In Your House history, and analytical wrestling podcasts that go beyond opinion and into the numbers.

The NoSo Draft returns with JT, Ryan, Matt Ferrell, and Richie Mars assembling their ultimate roster of WWE Ruthless Aggression Era tag teams!

From legendary duos like The Hardy Boyz, Dudley Boyz, and Los Guerreros, to dominant teams like Batista & Ric Flair, The World's Greatest Tag Team, and MNM, the crew takes turns drafting the tag teams that defined WWE from 2002–2008. Which drafter builds the strongest tag division?

Which teams go earlier than expected? And which iconic duos get shockingly left off the board?

GO VOTE! Over at https://rankwrestling.com/podcasts/noso-draft/

The Ruthless Aggression Era keeps delivering as Matt is joined by Mark Poirier to break down WWE Raw (10/20/03)and SmackDown (10/23/03)—two unforgettable shows on the road to Survivor Series 2003.

Episode #11 features a deep dive into the Shawn Michaels vs. Goldberg World Heavyweight Championship match, along with some of the most bizarre and memorable moments of 2003 WWE television. From shirtless men running off with stolen bags of cash, to surprising returns, to a dog that simply can’t get comfortable, nothing is off-limits in this hilarious and insightful review.

Expect a mix of match analysis, character discussion, and Ruthless-era absurdity, all delivered with serious fun and nostalgia for fans of classic WWE.

Topics include:

• WWE Raw & SmackDown (Oct. 2003) full breakdown

• Shawn Michaels vs. Goldberg World Title clash

• Road to Survivor Series 2003

• Surprising returns and chaotic segments

• Ruthless Aggression Era humor and storytelling

🎧 Perfect for fans of classic WWE, the Ruthless Aggression Era, and deep-dive wrestling podcasts.

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From the ECW Arena’s Eagle’s Nest, this is the Extreme Three Way Dance! 🦅🔥

In this episode, JT, Jenny, and Matt review ECW television from May 2000, breaking down three episodes of Extreme Championship Wrestling during one of the company’s most turbulent eras. The trio discusses the fallout from Hardcore Heaven 2000, including the infamous angle where Sinister Minister and Mikey Whipwreck burn Sal E. Graziano’s face, Justin Credible remaining ECW World Heavyweight Champion, and whether his title reign is stalling momentum. They also analyze Jerry Lynn’s steady run of wins, the lack of direction in ECW’s tag team division, and what all of this says about ECW’s creative state in 2000. If you’re a fan of ECW retrospectives, classic wrestling TV reviews, and in-depth pro wrestling discussion, this episode delivers deep analysis and honest debate about the final years of Extreme Championship Wrestling.

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Wrestling history stands still in episode 62 of ChroNoSo.

A rotating panel of NoSo hosts comes together to break down the entire WWF Superstars & Stripes Forever 1991 television special—one of the most important and emotionally charged broadcasts of WWE’s Golden Era. Serving as a major promotional centerpiece for WrestleMania VII, this patriotic event helped shape multiple iconic storylines and unforgettable character moments.

The crew dissects every major segment, including the unforgettable contract signing between WWF Champion Ultimate Warrior and Randy “Macho King” Savage, a moment filled with tension, symbolism, and career-defining stakes. They also examine the continued escalation between Hulk Hogan and Sgt. Slaughter amid the controversial and highly emotional build to their WrestleMania showdown.

Along the way, the hosts explore the storytelling, character psychology, historical context, and production choices that made this special such a defining moment in WWF history.

ChroNoSo is a chronological journey through professional wrestling history, featuring deep analysis, rotating perspectives, and a passion for the moments that shaped the industry forever.

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