Wrasslin' Wroundtable

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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

  1. 2d ago

    🎙️ 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

  2. Oct 24

    🎙️ 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

  3. Oct 16

    Birthday Cake, Carmelo Hayes, and Roman Reigns Has Receipts

    Wrasslin’ Wroundtable — Episode 87 It’s Dom’s birthday, and the celebration comes with live-wrestling stories, a surprising addition to the 946, and Roman Reigns offering a very direct response to Conrad Thompson. Show Notes • Dom Goes to TNA Impact Dom shares his experience attending a TNA Impact taping and explains how different televised wrestling feels from an untelevised live event. A television taping is far more structured, with performers working around cameras, commercial breaks, production cues, and strict time limits. But underneath all that production are human beings doing an incredibly physical job. Ryan and Dom discuss the work fans don’t always see—and why experiencing wrestling live can give you a new appreciation for the people behind the performances. • We Have a Carmelo Hayes Sighting Carmelo Hayes has finally resurfaced—and somehow, he is part of the 946. Ryan and Dom discuss what Melo adds to the group, why he might have joined, and how his arrival could affect the faction’s growing conflict with The Bloodline. Against all odds, the 946 is becoming…kind of compelling? • Roman Reigns Responds to Conrad Thompson Roman Reigns had some pointed comments for Conrad Thompson following his continued criticism of Roman’s place in wrestling. Ryan and Dom explain why Roman’s response gets to the heart of professional wrestling: selling tickets and convincing people to pay to see you perform. Roman’s Mount Rushmore reflects that philosophy. Drawing power matters. Ticket sales matter. Pay-per-view buys matter. And by those standards, dismissing Roman’s position among the modern greats becomes increasingly difficult. All that and more on Episode 87 of Wrasslin’ Wroundtable—where Dom celebrates another birthday, Carmelo Hayes finally reappears, and Roman Reigns brings receipts. 🎂 Happy Birthday, Dom! Send Dominique LaRue some birthday love—and try not to mention how many factions WWE currently has. We would like him to enjoy his day. 📲 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

  4. Oct 9

    🎙️ Solo Got Kidnapped—and Came Back With a Fresh Fade?

    Wrasslin’ Wroundtable — Episode 86 Ryan Hall and Dominique LaRue attempt to understand Solo Sikoa’s suspiciously relaxing kidnapping before making their Money in the Bank predictions and looking ahead to Roman Reigns versus LA Knight. Show Notes • Was Solo Kidnapped—or Did He Take a Vacation? The 946 kidnapped Solo Sikoa, held him for two weeks—and apparently treated him very well. Solo returned looking rested, refreshed, and sporting a fresh haircut. No dramatic escape. No rescue mission. No explanation. He simply reappeared as though he had returned from a moderately pleasant vacation. Ryan and Dom ask how Solo escaped, why nobody seems particularly concerned, and whether WWE skipped an important chapter of the story. • Bron Breakker Makes Sense—but Does He Get the Briefcase? Bron Breakker feels like an obvious Money in the Bank favorite. He has the power, momentum, and main-event potential to make the contract feel genuinely dangerous. But does he actually need it? Ryan and Dom discuss whether the briefcase would accelerate Bron’s rise—or whether WWE should let him reach the championship picture without taking the shortcut. • Would WWE Dare Give Money in the Bank to CM Punk? Putting the briefcase in CM Punk’s hands would guarantee months of compelling television. It would also create complete chaos around every world championship match. Ryan and Dom debate whether WWE would make such a bold choice, what Punk would do with the contract, and which champion would spend every waking moment looking over his shoulder. • Lola Vice or Sol Ruca? Does the women’s Money in the Bank match have Lola Vice’s name written all over it—or is this the moment WWE launches Sol Ruca into another level? Ryan and Dom examine which woman benefits most from winning, who is ready for the responsibility, and which potential cash-in would create the better story. • Roman Reigns vs. LA Knight: Is a Surprise Coming? Roman Reigns and LA Knight are set for the main event, but a straightforward finish feels increasingly unlikely. Does the 946 get involved? Does Solo return to the center of The Bloodline saga? Or is WWE preparing a surprise nobody sees coming? Ryan and Dom consider what could happen—and whether LA Knight is walking into a championship match or the next chapter of a much larger war. All that and more on Episode 86 of Wrasslin’ Wroundtable—where Solo survived a kidnapping, found time for a haircut, and returned with fewer questions answered than ever. 📲 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

  5. Oct 2

    🎙️ Jaida Parker Strikes—and the Wrestling World Mourns PAC

    Wrasslin’ Wroundtable — Episode 85 Ryan Hall and Dominique LaRue examine a shocking development in the Bloodline–946 saga before remembering a remarkable performer taken far too soon. Show Notes • Jaida Parker Runs Down Jacob Fatu Jaida Parker’s attack on Jacob Fatu adds another dangerous layer to the conflict surrounding The Bloodline and the 946. Why did she target Jacob? Is she working alongside the 946, acting on someone else’s orders, or pursuing an agenda of her own? Ryan and Dom discuss what this means for Jacob, how Solo Sikoa might respond, and whether Jaida’s involvement could transform the entire saga. • Remembering Ben Satterley—PAC and Neville The wrestling world was rocked by the sudden and tragic passing of Ben Satterley, known to AEW fans as PAC and to WWE fans as Neville. Ryan and Dom reflect on his extraordinary athleticism, unmistakable intensity, and the impact he made everywhere he competed. His passing is also a painful reminder that the performers we watch every week are human beings—not characters or content. They are sons, partners, parents, friends, and loved ones with families waiting for them to come home. Behind every match is a person. This week, the wrestling world mourns one of its very best. All that and more on Episode 85 of Wrasslin’ Wroundtable—an episode about a story moving forward and a life remembered far too soon. 📲 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

  6. Sep 26

    🎙️ Who’s Really Behind the 946—and Can Anyone Stop Them?

    Wrasslin’ Wroundtable — Episode 84 Ryan Hall and Dominique LaRue dive deeper into the mystery surrounding the 946, begin their Money in the Bank speculation, and revisit Conrad Thompson’s continuing issue with Roman Reigns. Show Notes • The 946 Takes a Major Hostage The Black Tank Top Gang raised the stakes in a big way last week by taking a major hostage. With Solo Sikoa also removed from his Money in the Bank qualifier, the 946 is no longer merely lurking backstage—they are actively reshaping WWE’s biggest stories. Ryan and Dom discuss what the group wants, how its actions could affect The Bloodline, and whether Solo is preparing to get his lick back. • Penta Punches His Ticket to Money in the Bank Solo’s removal opened the door for Penta to enter the qualifier—and he made the most of it by earning a place in the Money in the Bank ladder match. Ryan and Dom begin their briefcase predictions. Is Penta a serious contender? Who benefits most from holding the contract? And which winner would create the most compelling championship story? • Who Is Really Leading the 946? Royce Keys may be the face of the operation, but is somebody unexpected pulling the strings? The Wroundtable examines the possibilities behind the 946’s mysterious leadership and asks whether a major reveal could connect the faction even more deeply to The Bloodline saga. • How Does the 946 Become Truly Terrifying? Car attacks, backstage assaults, kidnappings—the group is certainly causing chaos. But being violent and being intimidating are not always the same thing. Ryan and Dom discuss what the 946 needs to become a genuinely frightening force instead of simply another large faction wearing matching black tank tops. • Conrad Thompson vs. Roman Reigns Continues Conrad Thompson’s drama with Roman Reigns isn’t going away, and neither are Ryan and Dom’s questions about it. They revisit Conrad’s criticism and explain why Roman isn’t merely successful—he is the biggest wrestling superstar of the modern era. From his presence and drawing power to the years-long Bloodline saga, Roman has built a résumé that becomes harder to dismiss with every new chapter. All that and more on Episode 84 of Wrasslin’ Wroundtable—where the 946 has a hostage, Penta has an opportunity, and Roman Reigns remains the name everyone wants 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

  7. Sep 19

    🎙️ Roman Took a Mexican Destroyer?! And What Happened to Money in the Bank?

    Wrasslin’ Wroundtable Episode 83 Roman Reigns took a Mexican Destroyer. Money in the Bank somehow stopped feeling dangerous. And Dirty Dom may have just lost more than a championship. Yeah. We've got some things to talk about. This week, Ryan Hall and Dominique LaRue dig into a Raw classic that proved sometimes the loser gets the biggest rub, ask how one of WWE's greatest gimmicks lost so much of its magic, and wonder whether Dominik Mysterio's latest loss could be the first crack in his entire faction. And seriously... ROMAN REIGNS TOOK A MEXICAN DESTROYER. 2026 is weird, y'all. • Roman Reigns vs. Penta: Sometimes the Loser Wins Roman Reigns and Penta delivered a classic on Raw—but despite taking the loss, Penta may have walked away with the biggest win of all. Ryan and Dom talk about why wrestling sometimes isn't about who gets their hand raised. Put someone in the ring with a star the size of Roman Reigns, let them push him to his limit, and suddenly the audience sees them differently. Penta looked like he belonged. Sometimes the right loss can make somebody. And also… ROMAN REIGNS TOOK A MEXICAN DESTROYER. We're still processing this. • What Happened to the Prestige of Money in the Bank? Money in the Bank used to feel dangerous. That briefcase wasn't just a prop. It was a constant threat hanging over every champion in WWE. When somebody walked onto Raw or SmackDown carrying it, you knew exactly what it meant. Somewhere along the way, though, something changed. Now the briefcase itself feels almost…empty. Ryan and Dom discuss whether WWE has chipped away at the prestige of one of the greatest concepts the company ever created—and what needs to happen for Money in the Bank to feel important again. • Dirty Dom Lost the AAA Championship. Is His Faction Next? Dominik Mysterio no longer has the AAA championship. But Ryan and Dom are looking beyond the belt. Could losing the title be the first domino in the collapse of Dom's entire faction? The gold helped give Dirty Dom power and credibility while his collection of allies continued to grow around him. Without it, does that dynamic begin to change? Is this simply the beginning of Dominik's next chapter? Or did we just see the first crack in something much bigger? All that and more on Episode 83 of Wrasslin' Wroundtable—where Roman Reigns is apparently taking Mexican Destroyers now, briefcases aren't what they used to be, and Dirty Dom might want to check whether everybody is still answering the faction group chat. 📲 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?_r=1&_t=ZT-94GIllGv5OH

  8. Sep 11

    🎙️ The 946 Gang Has Arrived—and Somehow We Still Have Too Many Factions

    Wrasslin’ Wroundtable — Episode 82 The Black Tank Top Gang finally has a name. Will Ryan remember it? Absolutely no promises. Ryan Hall and Dominique LaRue discuss the 946 Gang’s impact on The Bloodline, Bronson Reed’s return, Cody Rhodes’ continued dance with the dark side, and a serious reminder about the human beings behind professional wrestling. Show Notes • Royce Keys and the 946 Gang Enter the Bloodline Saga Royce Keys and the 946 Gang open up several intriguing possibilities for The Bloodline. Does their arrival give Solo Sikoa an opportunity to get his lick back? Who becomes their next target? And, perhaps most importantly, who is explaining those torched cars to the rental company? Ryan and Dom attempt to follow the money—and the trail of gasoline. • Bronson Reed Returns Bronson Reed made his presence felt during the Bron Breakker–Oba Femi match, immediately adding another dangerous variable to the equation. Ryan and Dom discuss the latest developments, what Reed’s return means for both competitors, and whether WWE has a larger collision brewing among three of its most destructive powerhouses. • Will Cody Rhodes Ever Fully Embrace the Dark Side? Cody Rhodes and Randy Orton delivered a terrific match at Saturday Night’s Main Event. The finish? Not quite as terrific. Ryan and Dom break down what worked, why the ending fell short, and whether Cody will ever stop flirting with the darkness and finally become the more dangerous version of himself this story appears to demand. • Enough With All the Factions Yes, the 946 Gang creates exciting possibilities. Yes, Ryan and Dom are still crashing out about WWE having entirely too many factions. When everybody has a crew, does anybody stand out? The Wroundtable discusses why factions need distinct motivations and meaningful stories—not just matching outfits and enough people to interfere in every main event. • Remembering the Person Behind the Performer Following the tragic passing of AEW’s The Butcher during a match, Ryan and Dom step away from the storylines to acknowledge the human cost of professional wrestling. The performers who entertain us are people with families, friends, and lives waiting for them beyond the arena. It is a sobering reminder that, no matter how immersive wrestling becomes, everyone deserves to finish their match and make it home safely. All that and more on Episode 82 of Wrasslin’ Wroundtable—where the 946 Gang finally has a name, Cody still has a decision to make, and WWE apparently remains determined to organize its entire roster into group projects. 🦸 Help Dom Become a Super Dad Support Dom and help him receive the recognition he deserves: 👉 Vote for Jacques LaRue as Super Dad 📲 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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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

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    Wrasslin' Wroundtable
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    86
  • Rating
    Explicit
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