It’s a tremendously busy weekend here at SNME Radio – fresh from a trip to Calgary for Dungeon Wrestling’s return to the fabled Calgary Stampede Pavilion, Mike McGuire takes you behind the scenes.

Dave Meltzer speaks to the latest fallout of the AEW Investigation aka the “All Out Incident”, and what it looks like moving forward.

Also, more than a “body guy”, Mike chats with NWA’s Chris Adonis, fka “The Masterpiece, Chris Masters”, about being a 90’s wrestling fan, and how he feels like his best work is being done NOW rather than any other point in his career!

COULD IT REALLY END LIKE THIS?

More speculation has come out over a potential buy-out of CM Punk’s AEW contract.  While NOTHING is confirmed, WON’s Dave Meltzer shares his thoughts and he and SNME’s Mike McGuire discuss how the greatest return could be a sad finale.

MJF is crushing it on the mic, even though his entire return program has shifted completely, Adam Page is recovering, and Dave Meltzer addresses Capt. Sean Dean about some comments made in the Wrestling Observer regarding talents associated with AEW Women’s Champion, Thunder Rosa.

Also, after a charity fundraising event for youth boxing in the Prairies (Kopas Boxing, Saskatoon), legendary toughman and IBA Super-Heavyweight Boxer, Professional Wrestler, Kickboxer and even SUMO competitor, Eric Esch, best known to fans as BUTTERBEAN, talks to Mike about his thoughts on the boxing scene today, and reaffirms a challenge he made earlier this summer!

On today’s episode, Boris Aguilar and Matt Ederer review NXT Halloween Havoc 2022, a roller coaster of a show, with numerous stand-out contenders for both best and worst of the year lists.   The fellas also chat HBK’s post-show media call, the rise of Wes Lee, the best performance of Von Wagner’s career, and the joys of watching wrestling with friends and family   To join our Patreon for just $5 and get your voice in on the Best and Worst of 2022 go to Patreon.com/SNMEradio

All Elite Wrestling made its Canadian Debut and we were there for the chaos inside AND outside the building!  Dave Meltzer is back and we talk about:
– Bray Wyatt’s new character/Wyatt 6

– AEW Ticket Sales

– WWE Day One cancelled

– Rock’s WrestleMania tease

– Talent being called up/Character Changes (Rey, Corbin, Cameron Grimes and more!)

Plus, if you’ve never been to a major wrestling show, Mike takes you OUTSIDE the arena after two nights of back to back AEW, and some of the crazy fans that didn’t want the show to end!

This week, Mike is in Toronto for AEW week!
This is the broadcast version of the interview with “All Ego” Ethan Page, as well as hilights from more Canadian AEW Superstars, “Cool Hand Ange” and “Daddy Magic” from the Jericho Appreciation Society!
Also this week, updates on Gable Steveson, Tony Khan staying tight lipped about CM Punk, A PAIR of Moxleys in AEW, and more!

Listen as Mark Andrada, Boris Roberto Aguilar, and Matt Ederer run through WWE’s latest Premium Live Event, Extreme Rules and they discuss the possible future plans of the White Rabbit reveal. We also take Patreon Feedback.

This week, we take a look back at the incredible contributions, experiments, and legacy of the legendary Antonio Inoki.

Mike McGuire is joined by Dave Meltzer from the Wrestling Observer and the two talk about Inoki’s biggest gambles, his innovations to the business, and of course, the match against Muhammad Ali.

Daniel Cormier is a BIG fan of professional wrestling, and is headed to WWE to referee the Fight Pit match between Rollins and Riddle – is this the gateway to getting Cormier/Lesnar in WWE?
Also, Dave and Mike discuss the announcement that Ricky “The Dragon” Steamboat is returning to the ring to tag with FTR, and whether or not this means Ric Flair will want one last, last match.

Andrade El Idolo is hinting that he’s unhappy in AEW – does a virtually non-existent build to a “career vs. mask” match against The Dark Order’s “10” signify his exit from the company?

Also, fresh from surviving a match against “The Nigerian Giant”, Omos, Alberta’s Mo Jabari, who wrestled as “Greg Lester” talks about the experience of being on Raw in front of millions, being under the guidance of Lance Storm and Bret “Hitman” Hart, and his involvement in Dungeon Wrestling, which has another star-studded card coming up at the end of the month in October.

Known to millions as WWE’s Paige, Saraya made a surprise debut on AEW’s Dynamite this past Wednesday at Arthur Ashe Stadium.  While she has yet to say ANYTHING, fans are wondering if she will in fact return to in-ring action.

Also, SNME’s Mike McGuire (@mcguireshow) and The Wrestling Observer’s Dave Meltzer pick apart how a mere speculation became headlines across the wrestling landscape, the Bray Wyatt White Rabbit riddles, plus what’s up with Lacey Evans, The Great Muta, Sting and more.  Also, the two discuss whether or not a WWE World Championship reign could be in the cards for Sami Zayn.

Mike showcases some of the other top stories from the week, including Cody Rhodes seemingly dropping hints at when he could be returning, an updated injury list and more.

Joe Aguinaldo joins the show to talk about why The Great Muta is a big deal to older fans of this generation, and Boris Aguinaldo calls in to talk all about SNME’s “BASH AT THE BAR” in Toronto, happening before the October AEW Dynamite show!

Could Vince McMahon be back on WWE Television?  Could Logan Paul be the man to dethrone Roman Reigns?  Could Kenny Omega be telling bad jokes backstage?

It’s a big show this week, as Mike McGuire and the Wrestling Observer’s Dave Meltzer have a peek at the rumors of Vince McMahon making one last grand appearance in WWE, the NXT brand change… change… and a lot more from this past week.

Also, every year, the PWI 500 makes waves through the wrestling world.  From fan debate, to wrestlers honoured or jilted.  Al Castle, head writer for Pro Wrestling Illustrated, talks about the list, how it’s decided, and reactions from the industry.

While fans choose sides, there really was no right or wrong side to come out of the events surrounding “The Press Conference From Hell”.  Is this the wake up call AEW and Tony Khan specifically needed to settle some egos?

Mike McGuire and Dave Meltzer spend an extended session trying to analyze what could have lead to arguably AEW’s most embarrassing moment, and took the spotlight off an otherwise successful Pay-Per-View.

Dave sticks around to talk about Strowman, WWE’s decision NOT to crown any new champions in Cardiff, and what’s lead to Gable Steveson all but disappearing from reference since being touted as WWE’s latest Olympic Gold Medalist signee.

Afterwards, Mike and SNME Original, Dan “The Mouth” Lovranski take a look at controversies backstage and why this latest happening has garnered so much more attention.

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