Okayfabe is back and Fame and Gaby are talking about Summerslam, the biggest party of the summer. This week they are making predictions for the upcoming PLE

Liv Vs Rhea

Gunther Vs Damian Priest

Cody Vs Solo

Bayley Vs Nia Jax

Drew McIntyre Vs CM Punk

Logan Paul Vs LA Knight

Sami Zayn Vs Bron Breakker

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Kris takes Fame and Gaby down a outline of women's wrestling history in the WWE

From the Fabulous Moolah's shady dealings, Wendi Richter being as popular as Hulk Hogan, to the debut of Alundra Blaze.

Wrestlepedia also covers the attitude era women's division at the the time and what was going on behind the scenes

Finally, the discussion leads to the women's revolution and today's roster.

A full informative, laugh out loud episode

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Fame has chosen an old episode of Smackdown to watch and review

Triple H has 5 matches on this episode

The Rock wrestles twice

The referees are on strike

I guarantee this is one of the wildest episodes of Smackdown you've ever seen

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Why happened to the Nexus?

Who is the Anonymous Raw General Manager?

Why is Mae Young Pregnant?

Who wrote this Sh*t?

Some of the questions you may ask while watching terrible story lines playing out on WWE TV. This week Fame, Okayfabe and non wrestling fan Gaby talk about some of the worst.

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In this week's exciting episode of Wrestlepedia, Fame and Okayfabe take on the role of wrestling educators as they teach Gaby all about the thrilling concept of Money in the Bank. Join the trio as they delve into the history, drama, and unforgettable moments that have defined this high-stakes event.

Fame and Okayfabe kick things off by explaining the origins and rules of the Money in the Bank match, highlighting its significance in the WWE landscape. They recount some of the best cash-ins, such as Edge's shocking first-ever cash-in and Seth Rollins' "Heist of the Century" at WrestleMania 31, breaking down why these moments have become legendary.

The discussion then shifts to the best Money in the Bank matches, with Fame and Okayfabe reminiscing about classics like the inaugural match at WrestleMania 21 and the intense 2011 showdown featuring CM Punk and John Cena. They share insights into what makes a Money in the Bank match truly great and the key factors that contribute to its excitement.

But the episode doesn't stop there. The hosts also provide a comprehensive review of Clash at the Castle 2024, dissecting the matches, surprises, and standout performances. They give special attention to the highly anticipated debuts of Wyatt Sicks and Jacob Fatu, analyzing their impact and potential future in WWE.

Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the world of wrestling, this episode offers a perfect blend of education, nostalgia, and current events, making it a must-listen for everyone.

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In this week's gripping episode of Wrestlepedia, hosts Fame and Okayfabe put the spotlight on one of wrestling's most technical and fascinating aspects: submissions. Join them as they delve into the rich history of submission holds, exploring their evolution and significance in the wrestling world.

Fame and Okayfabe kick things off with a deep dive into the origins of submission wrestling, tracing its roots from catch wrestling and Brazilian jiu-jitsu to its modern-day prominence in professional wrestling. They discuss legendary figures who have mastered the art of submissions and the iconic matches where these holds took center stage.

The episode heats up as Fame and Okayfabe engage in a lively debate, each defending their picks for the greatest submission moves in wrestling history. From the crippling agony of the Sharpshooter to the bone-crushing pressure of the Ankle Lock, they leave no hold unexamined. Listeners can expect passionate arguments, expert insights, and perhaps a few surprises along the way.

In addition to the historical and technical aspects, the hosts also share personal anecdotes and fan-favorite moments where submission holds played a pivotal role in storytelling and match outcomes. They highlight how these moves have not only secured victories but also defined careers and created unforgettable moments in the squared circle.

Whether you're a seasoned wrestling fan or new to the sport, this episode promises to entertain and educate as Fame and Okayfabe celebrate the craft and drama of submission wrestling.

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In this week's regal episode of Wrestlepedia, hosts Fame Black, Gaby, and Okayfabe dive into the illustrious history of the King of the Ring tournament. Join this dynamic trio as they explore the legendary winners, unforgettable moments, and the iconic wrestlers who embraced the kingly persona.

Fame Black, a seasoned wrestling enthusiast, shares his deep knowledge of the tournament's rich history, while Gaby, the non-wrestling fan, offers a fresh perspective and insightful questions that keep the discussion lively and accessible. Okayfabe, with his analytical approach, breaks down the significance of key matches and the evolution of the King of the Ring concept.

Together, they reminisce about some of the most memorable moments in King of the Ring history, from Bret "The Hitman" Hart's technical mastery to Stone Cold Steve Austin's era-defining "Austin 3:16" promo. They also discuss the wrestlers who fully embraced the king gimmick, like King Booker, King Corbin, and the eccentric King Mabel.

But the excitement doesn't stop with the past. Fame, Gaby, and Okayfabe look ahead to the future, sharing their predictions and hopes for the 2024 King and Queen of the Ring. Who will ascend to the throne and reign supreme in WWE's most prestigious tournament? Tune in to find out!

Whether you're a die-hard wrestling fan or new to the world of WWE, this episode promises to entertain and enlighten as our hosts celebrate the legacy of the King of the Ring.

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