In this episode of Wrestling With Idiots, host Dee and co-host Citto J. Grizz dive into the latest in wrestling news and rumors.

They begin by paying tribute to the legendary Wild Samoan Afa, who recently passed away at 81 years old. The hosts extend their condolences to his family and friends.

The discussion then shifts to the ongoing controversy surrounding Tony Khan's accusations of WWE tampering with AEW contracts. Despite Khan's reservations, he remains firm in his belief that tampering continues.

Next, the hosts explore the potential legal actions Hulk Hogan could take against Ben Affleck and Matt Damon over their upcoming Gawker film, which revisits one of the darkest periods of Hogan's life.

The main topic of the episode focuses on whether the Lucha Bros should bypass NXT and head straight to WWE's main roster if they sign with the company. Dee and C-Thon debate the pros and cons, considering the wrestlers' experience and current wrestling trends.

They also touch on the potential of other wrestlers moving to WWE, including Ricky Starks, and the challenges he might face in the crowded roster. The discussion highlights the need for wrestlers to protect the industry and maintain kayfabe, despite the pressures of social media.

Tune in for these insights and much more, including rumors of Shane McMahon possibly joining AEW and the ongoing debate over hardcore wrestling spots like barbed wire matches.

A briefing of Triple H so far and The Final Testament not really catching on.

There is some backstage drama in the AEW locker room again and Whats next for the Lucha Bros ?

Reed and Jones make a BIG IMPACT.

In this episode, we dive into a passionate rant about the controversial purchase of Ring of Honor by Tony Khan. Despite the storied history and the notable wrestlers that emerged from Ring of Honor in the early 2000s, the company faced a steep decline, particularly during the COVID era.

Our host questions the wisdom of Khan's $40 million investment in a promotion that seemed to have lost its luster and star power. Comparing it to the more strategic acquisition of WCW by WWE, the episode argues that Khan's approach has resulted in a bloated roster and a series of underwhelming shows that fail to capture the audience's interest.

Join us as we explore the reasons behind this perceived waste of money and discuss what could have been done differently. Whether you're a diehard wrestling fan or just curious about the business side of the sport, this episode offers a candid perspective on one of the most debated moves in recent wrestling history.