Rylan Turner, Kyle Joseph, and Vince Delgado sit down to preview WrestleMania 42, breaking down the biggest matches, rivalries, and moments leading into the show. And of course the Pat Mcafee of it all.

With months of build, shocking returns, and heated feuds, the stage is set for a massive event. The guys give their takes, predictions, and what to watch for on the grandest stage of them all.

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Rylan, Vince, and Juss sit down to discuss Night 2 of WrestleMania 36. The event took place on April 5, 2020, at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida, continuing the two-night format with no fans in attendance due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The main event featured Drew McIntyre defeating Brock Lesnar to win the WWE Championship, marking his first world title win. Braun Strowman’s Universal Championship win from Night 1 made this one of the few WrestleManias where both top men’s titles changed hands.

Other title matches included Charlotte Flair defeating Rhea Ripley for the NXT Women’s Championship and Bayley retaining the SmackDown Women’s Championship in a five-way elimination match against Sasha Banks, Lacey Evans, Naomi, and Tamina.

Edge defeated Randy Orton in a Last Man Standing match, which was one of the longest matches of the event. “The Fiend” Bray Wyatt defeated John Cena in the Firefly Fun House Match, another cinematic-style match that focused heavily on storytelling and callbacks to Cena’s career.

Additional results included Aleister Black defeating Bobby Lashley and Otis defeating Dolph Ziggler.

Night 2 continued the unique, cinematic presentation style of WrestleMania 36 and closed the event with Drew McIntyre celebrating his championship win in an empty arena.

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Rylan, Vince, and Juss sit down to discuss Night 1 of WrestleMania 36. The event took place on April 4, 2020, at the WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida, and was the first WrestleMania held with no fans due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It was also the first time WrestleMania was split into two nights.

The show featured Braun Strowman defeating Goldberg to win the Universal Championship, replacing Roman Reigns in a last-minute change. Becky Lynch retained the Raw Women’s Championship against Shayna Baszler, and Sami Zayn retained the Intercontinental Championship against Daniel Bryan.

Other matches included Kevin Owens defeating Seth Rollins in a No Disqualification match, John Morrison winning a triple threat ladder match for the SmackDown Tag Team Championships, and Alexa Bliss & Nikki Cross winning the Women’s Tag Team Championships.

The main event was the Boneyard Match between The Undertaker and AJ Styles, a cinematic-style match filmed off-site, which became one of the most talked-about parts of the event.

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Rylan and Vince are joined by their newest full-time co-host, Juss Santos, as the trio heads to Chicago, Illinois to revisit WrestleMania 22 — a night filled with unforgettable moments and major WrestleMania milestones.

They break down John Cena vs. Triple H in the main event, Rey Mysterio’s emotional first World Heavyweight Championship victory, and the chaotic Money in the Bank ladder match. Plus, they dive into Shawn Michaels vs. Vince McMahon in a wild No Holds Barred showdown, and everything else that made this card one of the most memorable of its era.

With Juss officially joining the team, who will take home the Lance Storm Award for best performance of the night? And how will the crew rate WrestleMania 22 when it’s all said and done?

Tune in and find out!

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New episode of Wallop Wrecords is up and this one’s a bit of a contrast…

We’re putting Jet’s Get Born up against First Aid Kit’s Stay Gold.

On one side, Get Born is all swagger—loud guitars, big hooks, and that early 2000s rock attitude that either still rips or feels like a time capsule depending on who you ask.

On the other, Stay Gold is smooth, layered, and full of those haunting harmonies First Aid Kit does so well. It’s the kind of album that sneaks up on you the more you sit with it.

Two totally different records, but that’s kind of the fun of it.

🎙️ Kyle Joseph & Rylan Turner break it all down—what works, what doesn’t, and which one we’d actually go back to.

Give it a listen and let us know where you land.

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Welcome Back Wallopers!

Spring has sprangled, and here we are again with this months episode.

DK and Ry Guy are joined by special guest Niall, AKA Ny Guy.

This month we revisit some old stories, talk about ageing, golf, and an assortment of other random things.

cheers cold beers!

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New episode of Wallop Profile is live 🎙️

This week, Rylan sits down with Riley Roberts to talk about his journey through music — from forming Rust Pump, to joining Dutch Baby, and carving out his own lane with his solo work.

Riley dives into the creative process behind his different projects, balancing multiple bands, and what keeps him pushing forward. He also shares how his background as an athlete helped shape his discipline, mindset, and approach to music.

If you're into real stories about building something from the ground up and staying driven, this one’s worth the listen.

Now streaming on Spotify & everywhere you get your podcasts.

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In what might spiral into a full-blown four-part saga (because narrowing down sitcoms is basically impossible), Kyle, Rylan, and Tiffany are back behind the mics for a brand new episode of Over/Under.

This time, they’re diving headfirst into the all-time sitcom rankings—debating, defending, and probably offending as they try to decide what truly belongs at the top. From “pivot!”-level classics to shows that aged… let’s say like milk, nothing is safe.

Expect hot takes, nostalgia, and the kind of arguments that would make George Costanza quit the room, Michael Scott declare bankruptcy, and Barney Stinson write an entire playbook about being right.

Where do legends like Seinfeld, The Office, Parks & Rec, Friends, and It’s Always Sunny actually land? What’s overrated? What’s criminally underrated? And how many times will someone say “this is a top 5 show” before the list completely falls apart?

It’s chaotic. It’s passionate. It’s definitely not the final word.

Check out the latest episode of Over/Under now.

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