It’s the big 150, and AEW Dynamite delivered a show worthy of the milestone! Hosts Johnny Taylor Jr. (stand-up comedian, author of The Wrestling Watchlist, and journalist for PWTorch.com), Diana Prince (*Darcy the Mail Girl from The Last Drive-In), and Gringo Fantastico (*luchador and host of Fantastico Disasterpiece Theater on Troma Now!) break down a stacked night of wrestling greatness.

Will Ospreay and Buddy Matthews tore the house down, Kenny Omega proved why he’s still "the guy," and Powerhouse Hobbs made it clear Jon Moxley’s days at the top might be numbered. Plus, Jeff Jarrett continues his "Final Final Farewell Tour™," and MJF somehow made it all about him (again).

Celebrate 150 episodes of wrestling excellence with us—no stone unturned, no storyline unexamined. Don’t miss it!

This week on The AEW-some Pod, Comedian Johnny Taylor Jr., Gringo Fantastico (Fantastico Disasterpiece Theatre), and Diana Prince (The Last Drive-In) take you through the latest Collision from Charlotte, NC, with a quick detour to cover the highlights from Dynamite.

We break down Mark Briscoe and Daniel Garcia’s hard-hitting TNT Title opener, Toni Storm’s intriguing “amnesia” gimmick, and the $100K chaos of the High-Speed Collision 4-Way. Plus, we dive into Rated FTR’s big hometown moment, Jericho’s “I ❤️ Chris Jericho” shirt stealing the spotlight, and The Outrunners’ brief time in the sun—before getting knocked out.

From Dynamite, we touch on the bloody madness between Swerve Strickland and Ricochet and Jeff Jarrett’s refusal to leave the spotlight. As always, we’ve got our Dick and Hero of the Week, Showdown, and all the snarky takes you’ve come to expect.

Grab your popcorn (or your Canadian Destroyers), and tune in to The AEW-some Pod!

Johnny, Diana, and Gringo Fantastico return to unpack AEW's World’s End, where Will Ospreay bled for his art, Okada proved he’s better than all of us, and MJF fought tooth and nail for a ring that’s essentially a fashion accessory. We dish out our Hero and Dick of the Week awards, ponder the future of Adam Copeland in AEW, and debate if Kris Statlander’s abandoned boot should be ranked in the TBS title picture. It’s wrestling, it’s chaos, and it’s us—what more could you want?