Shane and Morro dive into one of the most important turning points in modern wrestling: the rise and fall of the indie boom.

From the explosion of BritWres to WWE’s NXT UK takeover, they trace how mainstream companies moved to control the scene — and what was lost in the process.

Was it inevitable? Did WWE kill the indies to protect their turf?

They also dig into AEW’s approach: signing up every indie darling in sight — does it help or hurt?

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Is WWE still for the fans, or just for the shareholders?

Shane and Morro return for a deep dive into the current state of WWE under TKO. With dynamic pricing pushing tickets past €300, and SummerSlam’s elite package hitting $40,000, is the average fan being priced out? The lads break down Mark Shapiro’s comments on revenue, the increasingly corporate look of WWE shows, and whether the product is becoming more about sponsorships than wrestling.

They also discuss R-Truth and Carlito’s likely departures, the flood of celebrity appearances, and whether WWE’s obsession with premium branding is pushing away long-time fans.

Is this still the product we fell in love with? Or is WWE turning into a luxury meme factory for the ultra-rich?

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Welcome to the debut episode of All Elite Morro.

One half of the so-called Old Bucks quietly breaks down AEW Double or Nothing 2025. And we mean quietly – Morro sounds like he’s afraid to wake the roommate, but that won’t stop him from sharing his passionate, slightly biased take on one of AEW’s biggest shows of the year.

He covers the madness of Anarchy in the Arena, the brilliance of Briscoe vs Ricochet, and a classic in Ospreay vs Hangman. If you like AEW, wrestling talk with a twist, and soft-spoken hot takes, this is the show for you.

Like, subscribe, and comment below if you're still watching wrestling in a shared flat at midnight.

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After Morro’s bold claim that The Undertaker is overrated lit up the comments section, the heat didn’t stay online for long.

In this episode, former wrestler Conor Hurley, known in the ring as Mick Wall, joins Shane and Morro in-studio for a heated and passionate debate on The Deadman's legacy. Is The Undertaker truly one of the GOATs—or has his legend grown beyond his actual in-ring work?

Tune in as the lads separate myth from reality when it comes to the man from Death Valley.

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The Old Bucks, Shane and Morro, are back—and this time, they're stirring the pot.

In this unfiltered episode, the lads unload their spiciest wrestling hot takes: Is Randy Orton really as good in the ring as people say, or is he just mid? Is the IWC the worst thing to happen to modern wrestling? And was Brock Lesnar actually the right choice to end The Undertaker's streak?

Nothing is sacred as the boys also respond to controversial listener opinionss. Agree? Disagree? Either way, this one’s guaranteed to fire you up.

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Johnny "The Beast" Mortos and one half of the Old Bucks, Shaz Beef, dive deep into the infamous WWF New Generation Era. What really went wrong in this often-memed time in wrestling history? From Vince McMahon’s obsession with gimmick-heavy characters like evil dentist Isaac Yankem and sinister plumber TL Hopper, to the fallout from the steroid trial that rocked the business—this episode breaks it all down.

Why was Macho Man Randy Savage pushed to commentary? Was Vince’s vision just out of touch? Or was there something more behind the lackluster legacy of this era?

Join the lads as they uncover the good, the bad, and the very weird of mid-90s WWF.

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With Backlash on the way and both Logan Paul and Pat McAfee in major matches — plus Travis Scott’s shocking WrestleMania moment — Shane, Morro, and Johnny "The Beast" Mortos dig into celebrity involvement in pro wrestling.

From Andy Kaufman vs Jerry Lawler, to Robocop in WCW, to Kevin Federline pinning John Cena, the lads debate what works, what doesn't, and why wrestling just can’t resist Hollywood.

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On today's episode of The Old Bucks, Shane and Morro sit down to tackle the backlash from their brutally honest WrestleMania 41 review. Did they go too far? Are they just too negative as wrestling fans? Does Triple H have a point when he says, "Don't be a critic, be a fan"?

The lads also take a step back from the current product to reflect on what made them fall in love with wrestling in the first place.

Let us know your thoughts: are wrestling fans too critical, or is it fair to expect more?

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