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In this edition of the Verbal Submission Podcast, we discuss the state of New Japan Pro Wrestling particularly the rise of Hiromu Takahashi and the light heavyweight division, Kota Ibushi becoming a double champion, Sanada challenging him and where does Jay White go from here, preview WWE Royal Rumble card and why AEW is making
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In this edition of the Verbal Submission Podcast, we preview New Japan Pro Wrestling’s (NJPW) Wrestle Kingdom 15 event including who will emerge from the Jay White/Naito/Ibushi double-title picture, will Takahashi reclaim his spot as the top junior heavyweight in the world, is this Will Osprey’s time to emerge from Okada’s shadow and can the
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In this edition of the Verbal Submission Podcast, we discuss: -All Elite Wrestling’s Double or Nothing PPV particularly the chaos of the Stadium Stampede, Brian Cage’s debut, the brilliance of the MJF/Jungle Boy contest, confusion over Cody defeating Lance Archer for the TNT Championship, Shida beating Nyla Rose with the lack of developing a “heel”
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In this edition of the Verbal Submission Podcast, we discuss: -New Japan’s Wrestle Kingdom event particular the culminating rise of Naito, antagonism of Kenta, the return of Takahashi to championship glory, the emotional retirement of Jyushin Thunder Liger, the in-ring brilliance of Will Ospreay, Okada and Jon Moxley and more. (3:00-28:00) -NWA Power and the
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In this edition of the Verbal Submission Podcast, we discuss: -All Elite Wrestling’s Fyter Fest particularly the disappointing preshow, why non-wrestlers should stay out of the ring, the solid Cody/Darby Allin and Cima/Christopher Daniels matches, the potential of Adam Page and MJF, Jon Moxley’s place in the promotion and the public mishandling of Shawn Spears’
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In this edition of Verbal Submission, we discuss: -The WWE SuperShowdown in Saudi Arabia particularly the struggles of Goldberg and The Undertaker in the main event, the misuse of Braun Strowman and Bobby Lashley, the absurdity of Shane McMahon defeating Roman Reigns, Brock Lesnar’s use of the Money in the Bank briefcase and the contradictory
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