Graham "GSM" Matthews chats with WWE Hall of Famer Mark Henry on this week's WrestleRant Radio about his all-new A&E documentary, his journey through life, lessons he's learned and the worst advice he's gotten, which wrestler interactions surprised him the most, his transition into wrestling and his son wanting to follow in his footsteps, nearly retiring in 2013, the making of his iconic entrance music, and more!
RJ Marceau then joins GSM for the latest contract talk regarding Bobby Lashley and MVP reportedly being on their way out of WWE and whether they're AEW bound, if there's value in a Hurt Business reunion in AEW and an overall assessment of Lashley's return run, what the recent departures say about the current state of WWE, contract updates on AEW's Buddy Matthews, Malakai Black and Keith Lee, and if The Motor City Machine Guns are headed to WWE. Plus, hear their thoughts on Dominik Mysterio telling off Liv Morgan, if Jey Uso will aid Rhea Ripley against the two of them and what's next for Jey in general, if he and Sami Zayn will eventually get involved in the Bloodline saga again, and if WWE will hold off on CM Punk vs. Seth Rollins until WrestleMania 41.
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WWE's The Miz returns to WrestleRant Radio for an exclusive chat with Graham "GSM" Matthews about his all-new A&E documentary talking how he felt it came out, being considered a legend and being called "underrated" by John Cena, how integral Cena was to his career early on, burying the hatchet with CM Punk last year, the current state of WWE, what he hopes to do at SummerSlam in Cleveland, and more!
GSM and RJ Marceau then get into their review of Monday's Raw where Liv Morgan vs. Rhea Ripley for the Women's World Championship was made official for SummerSlam, CM Punk's uncertain status for the show and if it's why his match with Drew McIntyre hasn't been announced yet, Damian Priest and Gunther's excellent exchange and analyzing how Priest has done as World Heavyweight Champion so far, Pete Dunne's renewed singles push, why theme music is a major issue in WWE at the moment, Sonya Deville joining forces with Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark, women's midcard championships being rumored, and if a Texas stadium show would be feasible for AEW in 2025.
Graham "GSM" Matthews and RJ Marceau open WrestleRant Radio this week with their FULL REVIEW of WWE's Money in the Bank premium live event! Hear their thoughts on the wild men's and women's Money in the Bank Ladder matches and if Drew McIntyre and Tiffany Stratton were the right winners, what's next for Jey Uso, why Bron Breakker wasn't damaged by losing to Sami Zayn, John Cena announcing his retirement from in-ring competition in 2025 and how his retirement tour should be booked, why McIntyre cashing in during the World Heavyweight Championship match was a waste, Seth Rollins' role at SummerSlam, and why the finish to the six-man tag team main event was logical.
Plus, the duo discuss NXT Heatwave and how the event exceeded expectations, the NXT-TNA partnership so far, Rhea Ripley's return on Raw being perfectly executed, WWE hiring Stephanie Vaquer to the women's division and Joe Tessitore to the commentary team, Bryan Danielson and Mariah May winning the Owen Hart Cups on AEW Dynamite and what their wins set up for All In, and more!
It's a special Fourth of July edition of WrestleRant Radio! Graham "GSM" Matthews and RJ Marceau have plenty to discuss ahead of the holiday weekend including their experiences at Friday Night SmackDown in Madison Square Garden and Monday Night Raw in Boston, Paul Heyman being ousted from The Bloodline, the latest sit-down interview with Uncle Howdy and Bo Dallas and who The Wyatt Sicks might ultimately be targeting, the final Money in the Bank qualifiers, quick thoughts on AEW Forbidden Door, and full predictions for Sunday's NXT Heatwave event and Saturday's WWE Money in the Bank event!
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