Only six days before WWE Fastlane, WrestleRant Radio goes live on EC Radio with a full breakdown of the week in wrestling! Graham "GSM" Matthews and RJ Marceau kick things off with the news of Samoa Joe's TNA departure: where might he go next and would he succeed in WWE? They also list several Superstars who jumped shipped from TNA to WWE and never got over; could WWE not be utilizing them to their full potential out of spite? Out of spite, they discuss the amazing event that was NXT TakeOver: Rival, everything from the early Match of the Year candidate between Adrian Neville and Finn Balor to the stellar storyline in the NXT Championship between Sami Zayn and Kevin Owens.

In the latter half of the show, GSM and RJ run through the highlights of Raw, including the reuniting of the Prime Time Players! What does their reunion mean for the tag team division? Speaking of tag teams, Gold and Stardust have officially parted ways and the duo give their two cents on if it's time for Stardust to become Cody Rhodes again. In other stories from Raw, they talk about the return of Ric Flair (and if WWE should use him more often) as well as how the handling of the Daniel Bryan vs. Roman Reigns feud has been terrible.

Plus, stay tuned for their FULL preview and predictions for Sunday's Fastlane pay-per-view!

For the first time in 2015, WrestleRant Radio is LIVE on EC Radio, but not without controversy! Graham "GSM" Matthews, RJ Marceau and special guest Arden Franklin delve right into all the buzz surrounding Seth Rollins and his scandalous photos that surfaced online Monday night. Was he in the wrong and will he suffer any repercussions because of it? On a lighter note, GSM and RJ give their full predictions for Wednesday's highly anticipation NXT TakeOver: Rival event: Will Kevin Owens walk away with gold? Who will come out victorious in the first ever Fatal 4-Way for the NXT Women's Championship? Who will become the new No. 1 Contender to the NXT Championship?

Getting into their thoughts on Raw, the trio discuss Sting accepting Triple H's invitation to appear at Fastlane and how the segment was handled (who portrayed the Sting body double?). They also discuss the unpredictable plans for the WWE World Heavyweight Championship match at WrestleMania 31 and if WWE will be forced to turn Roman Reigns heel soon. Will Daniel Bryan headline 'Mania two years in a row? Stay tuned for more talk of Rikishi entering the WWE Hall of Fame, plans for Dolph Ziggler going forward, Bray Wyatt vs. Undertaker and why it's a lose-lose situation, and more!

WrestleRant Radio is an absolute stacked show this week, and what better way to kick off the month of February than with WrestleRant Radio's biggest interview to date? Graham "GSM" Matthews talks to former WWE Creative Writer and current Executive Producer of Lucha Underground Chris DeJoseph about his time with WWE and the politics he had to deal with, tips for aspiring Creative Writers, biggest differences between WWE and Lucha Underground, and how the promotion first formed. Also, he gets into what the process was for picking talent, being different and unique than any other wrestling promotion out there, an inside scoop as to whether they play to take Lucha Underground on the road, and much more!

In the second half of the show, GSM gives RJ Marceau a call to talk the last few months in WWE, what his thoughts were on the Royal Rumble and its controversial finish, and if there's a chance they might change the WrestleMania 31 main event. Speaking of The Show of Shows, they get into their ideal card for the event, when we expect Randy Orton to return, if we might finally be on the cusp of getting Cody Rhodes vs. Goldust, and Bray Wyatt vs. The Undertaker being a realistic possibility. Plus, stick around for their two cents on Stone Cold Steve Austin's latest podcast on WWE Network with Triple H!