Ring Talk by Grizzly F.O.G‪.‬ Grizzly F.O.G.

On my return episode of Ring Talk, I talk about the situation going on with Young Thug, Gunna and YSL, My thoughts on the state of WWE and their returning wrestlers, and the news concerning Hikaru Shida being replaced in the AEW Owen Hart Tournament...without knowing the reason why apparently...

Podcast announcement: 3:50

YSL talk: 7:54

WWE: 23:13

Hikaru Shida and AEW: 42:17

Closing remarks: 58:50

In this quick episode, I talk about my time going to see AEW Dynamite and Rampage live in Norfolk, VA. I talk about the crowd, wrestling and wrestlers, and what I took from going to see a live wrestling event for myself.

On this episode of Ring Talk, I am joined by my good friend Eric, host of TheJoshiPod. We talk about a good amount of things from Dark Side of The Ring to sports to even talk of a new podcast? Check it out. A great conversation between us.

On this episode, I am joined once again by Golden Gripp (Twitter and IG @DigitizedKnight) as we go into topics such as recent WWE releases and the future of NXT, a slew of wrestling on TV and keeping up with it, AEW talk such as Emi Sakura going to the U.S. on a one-way ticket, the Max Caster situation and Gripp's story about pre-sale tickets for The First Dance. Also touch on Stardom and the first two nights of the 5 Star Grand Prix and talk about our favorite matches and competitors so far.

In this episode of Ring Talk, I make a announcement about my lead single for my next music project, then get into small talk about the Money In The Bank PPV, and also give my 3 main takeaways from the 7/19 Monday Night RAW episode.

WayJay (Twitter: @WayJayEDM) joins me on another episode of Ring Talk as we talk about topics like Trackhouse Racing buying the NASCAR operations of Chip Ganassi Racing and what it means for Trackhouse going forward, we talk about the state of both the WWE and AEW Women's divisions, Xia Li's knockout blow to Mercedes Martinez and why fans are quick to call out wrestlers for being unsafe, A look into what happened in the College World Series, and college athletes getting paid for name and likenesses.