In this episode of Pro Wrestling Focus, I dive into the wild sequence of events that led to R-Truth’s shocking return to WWE at Money in the Bank 2025—just days after he publicly announced his release. From WWE’s decision not to renew his contract due to his age and role, to the overwhelming fan backlash that forced their hand, I lay it all out. We talk about Nick Khan stepping in, Triple H playing it off like it was a work, and the debut of Truth’s new, more serious persona: Ron Killings. I also explore whether this was about R-Truth or part of growing frustration with TKO's recent decisions—from pulling WrestleMania 42 out of New Orleans to controversial talent cuts. Is this the start of a new chapter for Killings—or just a temporary PR move?

In this episode of Pro Wrestling Focus, I break down everything that went down at WWE Money in the Bank 2025. From high-stakes ladder matches to shocking returns, this event delivered some big moments—and some head-scratchers. I give my match-by-match ratings, discuss the only prediction I got wrong (yeah, I picked LA Knight), and unpack the biggest talking point of the night: the return of R-Truth, now going by Ron Killings. Was it a work or did WWE actually cave to fan pressure?

Money in the Bank 2025 is tomorrow night, and on this episode of Pro Wrestling Focus, I’m laying out my full predictions for what could be one of WWE’s most pivotal events of the year.

Who do I think leaves with the briefcases? Is it Seth Rollins or LA Knight for the men—and will it be Naomi or Rhea Ripley making history in the women’s match?

Plus, I predict the outcome of Cody Rhodes & Jey Uso vs. John Cena & Logan Paul in a tag team clash… and I break down Becky Lynch’s chances at dethroning Lyra Valkyria for the Women’s Intercontinental Championship.

Get ready for Money in the Bank the Pro Wrestling Focus way.

On this episode of Pro Wrestling Focus, I dive into the latest round of WWE roster moves—including the surprising non-renewals of R-Truth, Carlito, and Valhalla (Sarah Logan)—and what that could signal about WWE’s future direction. I also break down Mariah May officially signing with WWE, AEW parting ways with Abadon, and Thekla making her way to Tony Khan’s roster.

Plus, I weigh in on the rumors that TKO wants to renegotiate Roman Reigns’ contract, and I absolutely unload on Jonathan Coachman's wild theory that Triple H could be out in 18 months—with The Rock supposedly positioning Brian Gewirtz to replace him. Yeah… I call BS.

All that and more in a straight-shooting, no-nonsense breakdown of the current wrestling landscape.

On this episode of Pro Wrestling Focus, Cody breaks down the chaos from WWE’s week of action including the Wyatt Sicks’ creepy return, results from Saturday Night’s Main Event, and key MITB qualifiers on RAW. Plus, backstage news on Vince McMahon trying to buy WWE back, Travis Scott bailing on a Cena tag team, and the most random feud ever between Kurt Angle and The Sandman. This is one wild episode—don’t miss it!

On this episode of Pro Wrestling Focus, Cody reacts to Zoey Stark’s freak knee injury on RAW and what it could mean for her WWE future. He also dives into Finn Balor’s mysterious move bringing Roxanne Perez into Judgment Day, shares his honest take on Jimmy Uso’s booking, and breaks down Jasper Troy’s dominant NXT debut. Cody also tackles the rumored fallout between Vince McMahon, Triple H, and Stephanie McMahon — plus why WrestleMania 42 is leaving New Orleans. And with reports of Travis Scott possibly teaming with John Cena in the future, Cody pitches a blockbuster SummerSlam tag team match that could bring the house down. Don’t miss this one.

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In this episode, Cody breaks down the explosive WWE Legends and Future Greats Season 1 finale! From the intense men’s finals between Jasper Troy and Shiloh Hill, to the controversial women’s decision between Tyra Mae Steele and fan-favorite Zena Sterling, we dive into it all. Cody shares his thoughts on Shawn Michaels' picks, Booker T's blatant bias, Bubba Ray’s coaching style, and why Mickie James’ emotional approach may have cost her the season.

Plus, we look at where some of the standout talent from Season 1 have landed—Jasper and Tyra heading to NXT, Cutler James joining Darkstate, and Troy Yearwood working to prove himself on WWE Evolve. Cody also previews what’s ahead for Season 2, including thoughts on returning names like Shiloh and Zena, and speculation on team redrafts.