The latest WrestleRant Radio with Graham "GSM" Matthews and special guest John Dimiceli covers everything under the sun in the world of wrestling right now! They kick off the hour by determining who is Ring of Honor's next top star, the latest on All In and if it should be streamed, whether we will see CM Punk at the event, when fans can expect Bullet Club members to jump ship to WWE, Raw's depleted tag team division and Drew McIntyre's tremendous upside, the problem with Jinder Mahal, and current predictions for who will win the men's Money in the Bank Ladder match.

And that's not all! The duo discus how certain talent is booked in WWE, Money in the Bank vs. NXT TakeOver: Chicago and which has the potential to be better, early SummerSlam projections, Big Cass' development (or lack thereof), Cedric Alexander and Buddy Murphy contesting a classic on 205 Live, thoughts on the Enzo Amore situation, a Solo: A Star Wars Story review and the future of the franchise, and much more!

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Does SmackDown Live have a future on FOX? And if so, will it force the blue brand to change nights (again) and move to three hours? Graham "GSM" Matthews gives his full analysis on all the rumors regarding what might be happening with SmackDown starting next year as well as the pros and cons of the television deal before shifting his focus on the past week in WWE. He has plenty to say about the awful, awful, awful segment with Sami Zayn and Bobby Lashley's "sisters" on Raw, the return of Stephanie McMahon and how she actually helped the Raw Women's Championship contract signing, Baron Corbin being built back up, American Alpha possibly reuniting soon, and the fun main event between Braun Strowman and Finn Balor.

Plus, hear GSM's two cents on The New Day potentially branching out into singles competition, the latest lineup for Money in the Bank, Lana beating Billie Kay in a matter of a minute, Andrade "Cien" Almas continuing to roll, Shinsuke Nakamura choosing the stipulation for their next WWE Championship clash, how WWE has neglected tag team wrestling lately, Daniel Bryan vs. Jeff Hardy headlining SmackDown Live, TJP wanting to switch shows, Hideo Itami getting the chance to shine as a heel, and much more!

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Although WWE Money in the Bank is still one month away, the card for the event has already begun to take shape and it looks pretty promising on paper. But before breaking down this past week in WWE, Graham "GSM" Matthews kicks off the latest WrestleRant Radio with his thoughts on September's All In extravaganza selling out in under 30 minutes! What type of impact will this have on the wrestling business, and will CM Punk end up making an appearance on the show after all?

GSM also has plenty to say about Ronda Rousey challenging Raw Women's Champion Nia Jax at Money in the Bank and why it's too soon, Roman Reigns' rivalry with Jinder Mahal backfiring, Seth Rollins vs. Kevin Owens for the Intercontinental Championship, the latest Superstars to qualify for the Money in the Bank Ladder matches, The B-Team setting their sights on the Raw Tag Team Championship, how Bobby Lashley has drowned as a babyface since his return to WWE, and Drew Mcntyre having breakout singles potential.

Plus, hear his two cents on why fans shouldn't sleep on Xavier Woods, the debut of Andrade "Cien" Almas on SmackDown Live and how high his ceiling is, why Asuka getting a shot at the SmackDown Women's Championship makes no sense, the fourth one-on-one encounter between AJ Styles and Shinsuke Nakamura headlining SmackDown, and much more!

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Okay, so WWE Backlash 2018 wasn't the most stellar show, but Graham "GSM" Matthews has fun breaking down the brutal pay-per-view on WrestleRant Radio, nevertheless! He talks the amazing opener between Seth Rollins and The Miz for the Intercontinental Championship, Nia Jax's forced post-match promo, Carmella failing to deliver in her first SmackDown Women's Championship defense, the dumb finish to an otherwise excellent WWE Championship match, Raw's stunning shortage of heels and why that must be fixed immediately, and Roman Reigns vs. Samoa Joe ending the evening with a whimper.

Plus, GSM dishes out on this week's editions of Raw and SmackDown Live with thoughts on the Money in the Bank qualifiers and how each Ladder match is shaping up so far, Bobby Lashley's sit-down interview with Renee Young, Rollins' Intercontinental title open challenge, why a Roman Reigns vs. Jinder Mahal feud won't have the effect WWE thinks it will, Charlotte Flair potentially winning Money in the Bank, Daniel Bryan losing clean to Rusev, and much more!

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