In his full review of the September 18, 2020 edition of Friday Night SmackDown, Graham "GSM" Matthews discusses Otis crashing The Dirt Sheet and The Miz and John Morrison suing him later in the show, Cesaro clashing with Gran Metalik, Lacey Evans interrupting Nikki Cross on Moment of Bliss and why the segment sucked, the latest with Alexa Bliss and The Fiend, Sasha Banks returning (kind of) to respond to Bayley, AJ Styles battling Sami Zayn and an Intercontinental Championship match being announced for Clash of Champions, Roman Reigns and Jey Uso teaming up again against King Corbin and Sheamus in a Samoan Street Fight, and more!

Between Ring of Honor and NXT UK returning this week and plenty more to look forward to in the weeks to come, it's a good time to be a wrestling fan right now, and to be a listener of WrestleRant Radio! Graham "GSM" Matthews and RJ Marceau are giving their full reviews of the latest episodes of Monday Night Raw, WWE NXT and AEW Dynamite, but only after discussing whether NXT should switch nights to not longer combat with Dynamite on Wednesdays. They're also talking Drew McIntyre challenging Randy Orton to an Ambulance match at Clash of Champions and why it's not necessary, where Keith Lee factors into the WWE Championship picture, what's next for Dominik Mysterio following his latest loss to Seth Rollins and how the Mysterio family could continue to appear on WWE TV, if the Raw and SmackDown tag titles could still be unified, Zelina Vega transitioning into the Raw Women's Championship picture and what it might mean for Andrade and Angel Garza, and Bobby Lashley's likely opponent for Clash of Champions.

Plus, hear their thoughts on Shotzi Blackheart's breakout performance against Io Shirai, if Kyle O'Reilly is primed for a singles push and why it would be asinine to split up Undisputed Era at this point, fresh faces getting showcased in Kushida and Xia Li, Finn Balor's NXT Championship challenger for the next TakeOver, FTR vs. Jurassic Express killing it in the opener of Dynamite, Adam Page and Kenny Omega continuing to tell their story, what faction MJF might join, if a title unification match is coming for Hikaru Shida and Thunder Rosa, AEW signing Will Hobbs and his potential, the Parking Lot Brawl main event receiving rave reviews, and more!

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Was the blue brand able to keep the momentum going and follow up last week's critically-acclaimed episode of Friday Night SmackDown properly? Graham "GSM" Matthews reviews the September 11, 2020 edition featuring Roman Reigns and Jey Uso teaming up against Sheamus and King Corbin, AJ Styles challenging Jeff Hardy for the Intercontinental Championship, The Lucha House Party scoring an upset win over Cesaro and Shinsuke Nakamura, Bayley explaining her actions from last week, another new tease for SmackDown's mystery woman, Nikki Cross becoming the number one contender to the SmackDown Women's Championship (again), The Miz attempting to steal the Money in the Bank contract during Otis vs. John Morrison, and more!

There was a ton of news (both good and bad) on the AEW front this week, but before Graham "GSM" Matthews and RJ Marceau get into any of it, they start off WrestleRant Radio with their thoughts on WWE reportedly restricting Superstars' usage of third-party affiliates like Twitch and Cameo and the issues with charging fans an arm and a leg on the latter for a simple shout-out. They also address the departure of AOP from WWE and if the company missed the boat with them as a tag team.

In their review of AEW All Out from Saturday, the duo discuss why the Tooth and Nail match didn't belong on the main card after all, Lance Archer winning the 21-man Casino Battle Royale, the embarrassment surrounding the situation with Matt Hardy, Hikaru Shida vs. Thunder Rosa stealing the show, why the eight-man tag team match was pointless, what's next for "Hangman" Adam Cole and Kenny Omega following their loss of the AEW World Tag Team Championship to FTR, how the Mimosa Mayhem match fell flat and where Orange Cassidy goes from here, Jon Moxley vs. MJF for the AEW World Championship, the signings of Miro and Tay Conti, and more!

GSM and RJ also give their quick two cents on Cedric Alexander joining The Hurt Business, Peyton Royce and Billie Kay having a match out of nowhere, Keith Lee's latest disqualification loss to Randy Orton, Dominik Mysterio beating Murphy in a Street Fight, Finn Balor becoming a two-time NXT Champion, and if Mercedes Mercedes is main roster bound coming off her defeat to Rhea Ripley in the main event of NXT.

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Things finally seem to be moving in the right direction over on Friday Night SmackDown, at least if the well-received September 4, 2020 edition was any indication. Graham "GSM" Matthews reviews the above-average episode and shares his thoughts on Roman Reigns and Paul Heyman explaining their alliance and potential feuds for a heel Reigns, Heavy Machinery taking on The Miz and Morrison and how Otis can cash in the Money in the Bank briefcase (but not successfully), Sheamus brutalizing Big E, Shayna Baszler and Nia Jax defending the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship, Bayley betraying Sasha Banks and how long WWE should wait to do the match, developments in the Intercontinental Championship picture, a new member of the Firefly Fun House being teased, Jey Uso becoming the new number one contender to Roman Reigns' Universal Championship at Clash of Champions and why it works (as well as what doesn't make sense about it), and more!