Wrasslin' Wroundtable

About Wrasslin' Wroundtable

Wrasslin' Wroundtable is your go-to podcast for all things wrestling! Hosted by Ryan Hall and Dominique LaRue, we break down the latest news, hottest rivalries, and biggest moments in WWE, AEW, and beyond. From WrestleMania predictions to shocking heel turns, legendary comebacks, and the evolving art of wrestling storytelling, we leave no stone unturned. Whether you're a lifelong fan or just stepping into the squared circle, join us for in-depth analysis, bold takes, and plenty of laughs. 🎙️ New episodes weekly—like, subscribe, and join the conve

Publisher

Wrasslin' Wroundtable

Category

sports

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

17 Mar 2025

Latest episode

7 Nov 2026

Latest episodes

87 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   7 Nov 2026

   🎙️ Team Mexico, the Cena Classic, and the Mayor Who Wrestles

   Wrasslin’ Wroundtable — Episode 90 Ryan Hall and Dominique LaRue discuss Rey Mysterio’s fascinating Survivor Series challenge, the continued rise of the 946, a possible theme emerging in the John Cena Classic—and the newly elected mayor with a secret identity. Show Notes • Team Mexico vs. Team USA at Survivor Series Rey Mysterio has proposed a five-on-five Survivor Series match between Team Mexico and Team USA—and the idea immediately opens the door to some compelling possibilities. Ryan has a theory that could connect the match to Rey’s eventual retirement. Could this become the beginning of his final chapter—and does that road still end with Dirty Dom? • Cruz Montana Joins the 946 Cruz Montana—formerly known as Mike Santana in AEW—is the latest addition to the 946. The faction’s debut may have been lackluster, but something has changed. The group now feels dangerous, unpredictable, and increasingly important to WWE’s biggest stories. Ryan and Dom discuss what Montana adds, why the 946 has suddenly become so compelling, and how much larger the faction could grow before somebody finally stops it. • Is There a Theme Behind the John Cena Classic? The John Cena Classic field is beginning to take shape, and both announced participants share history with the Greatest of All Time. Is that merely a coincidence, or is WWE building the tournament around wrestlers connected to Cena’s career? Ryan and Dom examine where the concept might be headed, which familiar opponents could join the field, and how the tournament could celebrate Cena while creating an opportunity for someone new. • Mayor by Day, Wrestler by Night Election Day produced one of the most wonderfully strange wrestling stories imaginable: David Morales was elected mayor of Providence, Rhode Island. His secret identity? Independent wrestler “The Commissioner.” Morales has performed for Rhode Island’s Renegade Wrestling Alliance under the villainous politician persona. Yes, this is real. Ryan and Dom imagine the logistical possibilities. Finish a city council meeting, change into your gear, cut a heel promo, wrestle the main event—and return to City Hall the next morning. Public service has never required this many bumps. All that and more on Episode 90 of Wrasslin’ Wroundtable—where international teams take shape, the 946 keeps growing, and the mayor may need to tag out before his next committee meeting. 📲 Stay Connected Follow the Wroundtable… or Danhausen will curse you. 👉 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/wrasslinwroundtable/ 👉 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61575895663428 👉 Follow Dom on TikTok (yes, like R-Truth did) https://www.tiktok.com/@whodatrue

2. 

   30 Oct 2026

   🎙️ A New Creative Era—and the Same Old TKO Problems

   Wrasslin’ Wroundtable — Episode 89 Ryan Hall and Dominique LaRue unpack a major WWE creative shakeup, serious questions surrounding Crown Jewel, and the widening gap between wrestling’s biggest company and the working-class fans who helped build it. They would also love to discuss some actual wrestling again. Maybe one day. Show Notes • Shawn Michaels Takes Over WWE Creative Bruce Prichard is reportedly leaving after WrestleMania 43, with Shawn Michaels set to take control of WWE creative. Ryan and Dom discuss what the change could mean for the product, from match presentation and long-term storytelling to the development of WWE’s next generation. Will Shawn bring his NXT philosophy to the main roster? Could fresh leadership lead to a more wrestling-focused product—or will the corporate structure surrounding creative limit how much can truly change? • AJ Styles Heading to NXT? With Shawn Michaels moving up, AJ Styles could become the next person entrusted with NXT. Ryan and Dom examine what AJ could bring to the role, how his experience might shape young talent, and whether this represents the beginning of WWE’s next creative regime rather than a simple change in personnel. • Should Crown Jewel Still Be Happening? Crown Jewel remains on the calendar, but ongoing uncertainty in the region raises an unavoidable question: Is traveling there the right decision? Ryan and Dom discuss the responsibilities WWE has to its performers and staff—and whether fulfilling a business agreement should ever take priority over ensuring everyone gets home safely. • WWE Is Pricing Out Its Own Fans The differences between ticket prices for WWE, AEW, and AAA are becoming impossible to ignore. Ryan and Dom compare the costs and explain why WWE under TKO increasingly feels designed for corporate guests, tourists, and affluent customers rather than the everyday fans who sustained the company for generations. Record revenue may look impressive in a presentation. It means less when the people who love the product can no longer afford to attend. • Can We Please Talk About Wrestling Again? Matches. Storylines. Promos. Angles. Those are the things Ryan and Dom want to discuss. Instead, the politics and business of wrestling continue to overshadow what happens inside the ring. The panel reflects on how exhausting that shift has become—and why fans shouldn’t need to understand corporate restructuring, international relations, and dynamic ticket pricing simply to enjoy professional wrestling. All that and more on Episode 89 of Wrasslin’ Wroundtable—where WWE enters a new creative era, TKO keeps checking everyone’s wallets, and Ryan and Dom desperately search for an actual wrestling match to discuss. 📲 Stay Connected Follow the Wroundtable… or Danhausen will curse you. 👉 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/wrasslinwroundtable/ 👉 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61575895663428 👉 Follow Dom on TikTok (yes, like R-Truth did) https://www.tiktok.com/@whodatrue

3. 

   24 Oct 2026

   🎙️ Too Many Factions, Rey’s Final Match, and Trick’s Biggest Test

   Wrasslin’ Wroundtable — Episode 88 Ryan Hall and Dominique LaRue confront professional wrestling’s faction addiction, consider the perfect ending for Rey Mysterio’s legendary career, and debate whether Trick Williams is ready to become world champion. Show Notes • Does Everybody in Wrestling Need a Faction? The 946 has become genuinely compelling, and Ryan and Dom are excited about the WarGames match taking shape. But across WWE, AEW, and nearly every other promotion, factions are multiplying out of control. What happened to two competitors simply disliking each other—or wanting the same championship? The Wroundtable discusses why factions can strengthen a story, how too many can dilute the entire concept, and why wrestling still needs personal rivalries that don’t require eight people and three interference spots. Sometimes two wrestlers should just want to beat each other up. • Is Rey Mysterio Finally Hanging Up the Mask? If Rey Mysterio is approaching the end of his extraordinary career, who deserves to retire him? The answer may be standing inside his own family. Ryan and Dom explain why Dirty Dom is the right person to give Rey his final match—and why the history between father and son could produce a retirement story worthy of Rey’s legacy. • We’re Still Bitter About Kurt Angle’s Retirement Retirement matches matter. They become the final chapter of a wrestler’s story, and WWE has not always chosen wisely. Seven years later, Ryan and Dom still haven’t forgiven the decision to have Baron Corbin retire Kurt Angle. The panel revisits that misstep and explains why Rey’s final opponent must carry emotional weight rather than feel like a random booking decision. Time has passed. The bitterness remains. • Is It Too Soon for Trick Williams? Trick Williams defeating Sami Zayn for the championship would be a major statement—but is WWE ready to pull the trigger? Ryan and Dom discuss whether Trick is prepared for the responsibility, whether Sami’s reign should continue, and how WWE could elevate Trick without rushing one of its brightest young stars. • Trick Williams vs. Roman Reigns at Crown Jewel? If Trick wins the title, a massive test could be waiting at Crown Jewel. What would Trick Williams standing across from Roman Reigns feel like? Could it establish Trick as a legitimate main-event star, or would the difference in experience and presentation expose how far he still has to go? The Wroundtable considers whether Roman could be the perfect measuring stick for Trick’s arrival—or an obstacle he isn’t ready to overcome. All that and more on Episode 88 of Wrasslin’ Wroundtable—where factions are everywhere, Trick Williams is knocking on the door, and Baron Corbin retiring Kurt Angle remains unforgiven. 📲 Stay Connected Follow the Wroundtable… or Danhausen will curse you. 👉 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/wrasslinwroundtable/ 👉 Facebook https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61575895663428 👉 Follow Dom on TikTok (yes, like R-Truth did) https://www.tiktok.com/@whodatrue

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Spotify

5.0 / 5

1 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 17 / 100

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YouTube

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