Wrestlenomics

This is a great show, but everyone sounds like they’re talking through a tin can. You can hear everyone breathing in, moving their microphones, and even background sounds like babies crying. I really do like the content so I stick with it but please invest in better equipment!

Two people that think way more highly of themselves than they actually are. You cover a fake sport like it’s real. You highjack news conferences of a fake sport to ask questions just to get yourself over with the rest of your fake journalist buddies. They couldn’t care any less about the performers or the actual product they cover, when it comes to the WWE. I guarantee all the stuff they pull with the WWE, they’d never pull on AEW or their god, Tony Khan. They’re lucky someone like Dana White isn’t at these pressers. Don’t listen to this, go listen to shows that have actual wrestlers, that actually know the sport, and not MARKS.

Let’s go back to the basics on what this podcast was created for. Numbers, ratings, and economic data.

Show does a great job giving you value for a subscription. The analysis is top notch and it really is different than other podcasts out there. However, this show works best when it’s just Brandon and Gullo. Jesse really drags down vibe of the show. Not only is his criticism often wildly negative (usually just for the sake of being contrarian), but it often comes at the expense of his fellow co-hosts as he’ll often eat up a bulk of the run time (there are some episodes we barely hear a peep out of Gullo). I’m still giving this show 5 stars because of the incredible hard work and consistency that the podcast has built over time. And there’s been some incredible collaborations with POST Wrestling that feel way more incredibly on-brand and insightful.