On this weeks episode of the podcast, we review AEW Dynamite Grand Slam! We discuss the master class in technical wrestling that was Bryan Danielson vs. Kenny Omega (and how the showcase they put on could change the main event of Full Gear), what will make Brian Pillman Jr. break out as the next big star and break him out of his fathers shadow, how Malakai Black and Cody Rhodes pulled off the, "double turn", Darby Allin and Sting being the wrong guys to go over in their tag match with FTR, and fantasy booking what happens next with Ruby Soho after her attempt at the AEW Women's World Championship (Hint: It doesn't involve Jamie Hayter!).

In our next round of the Boys and Belts Series, Matt and Vince debate what is the greatest Canadian wrestling show of all time. While Matt chooses something more recent, Vince chooses something closer to his heart (and his home). Will Matt come home with his first dub, or is Vince going to clench a big lead? Listen and find out!

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All Out has come and gone, and we are experiencing the Fall Out! Nick is back, and Scott is returning for the second week in a row as we review the 2021 All Out pay-per-view from Chicago. We discuss the highs (including the match of the year candidate steel cage match, the appearance of Minoru Suzuki, and the three surprise debuts of Ruby Soho, Adam Cole, and Bryan Danielson), the very few lows, the low-key return of the Butcher, and the one sole hiccup by the show. We also talk the stories coming out of All Out, such as the reason for Ruby Soho's name and its connection to her love of the DIY punk scene and band Rancid, Adam Cole and Bryan Danielson's moved-up debuts (and why they were moved up in the first place), and why Kojima was chosen as Moxley's opponent despite the hints going towards Hiroshi Tanahashi.