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Hot off the success of Doc Manson's first solo podcast (also available on your friendly DDT Wrestling feed), the guys discuss the sweet science Doc used to break down RAW and Smackdown Live. Then, DC asks about the success and failure of No Man's Sky, which leads them down a 30 minute tangent on video games, specifically Doc's personal favorite, "7 Days to Die." Finally, they get back on track by...

Welcome to the Doc Side! When left to himself, Doc ends up applying the sweet science to figure out who really won the week of wrestling, Raw or SmackDown.

With Doc Manson still trapped in the lab, DC turns to Periscope for co-hosts, chatting with members of the NAIborhood about Summer Slam. What does WWE see when they look at Enzo and Cass? How could the brand split save a major WWE PPV? Can we officially call 2016 "The Phenomenal Year" in pro wrestling? All this and more on The Pontificast!

With Doc Manson trapped in the lab (literally), DC shares his thoughts on the state of NXT following Takeover Brooklyn II and then, just because he can, looks at the three matches from the Summer Slam pre-show. Does Sami Zayn's greatest success lie in the cruiserweight division? Why is Heath Slater getting in the way of potential greatness? How do you solve a problem like Asuka? All this and more...

This week, it's all about PreDCtions and PreDOCtions for NXT Takeover Brooklyn and Summer Slam, though they couldn't resist touching on the recent suspensions of Alberto Del Rio and Paige. Which matches will steal the show this weekend? Which match might cause both our heroes to fall asleep? WHERE IS THE DEMON KING? All this and more answered on DDT Wrestling!

This week, DC and Doc are all over the map. Doc rants on the questionable timing of the Rollins and Balor segments on RAW, and DC brings it to a broader topic of gimmicks in general, particularly those coming up from NXT. Then, Doc calls Sasha Banks an idiot, and DC leaves him out to dry. In addition, the boys talk about Sandow to TNA, try to figure out what in the world to make of Andrade Almas,...

This week, the guys cover topics across RAW, Smackdown Live and NXT, as well as try to settle the "bone or no bone" chicken wing controversy once and for all. Should Fandango have done as well against Randy Orton? Was the opening segment of RAW a sign of positive change? Why is Suicide Squad getting such bad reviews? All this, plus your e-mails, on DDT Wrestling!

After a whirlwind week of wrestling, DC and Doc try to break down everything that has been going on with the brand extension. Doc explains his issues with Monday Night RAW while DC tries to rally people to his cause of not comparing the two brands to each other. Plus, they ponder the Universal title, the benefit of squash matches, whether or not WWE should have dragged out the announcement of Summ...

DC and Doc make their PreDCtions and PreDOCtions for Sunday's Battleground, while also covering the new announce teams in WWE. They also spend a few minutes on the new Ghostbusters movie.

Less than 24 hours after the WWE Draft is in the books, DC and Doc sit down once more to discuss their feelings on what happened for RAW and Smackdown. How did the women's division shape up? Are the cruiserweights on the right show? All this and more on this week's fine episode of DDT Wrestling!

During the first episode of Smackdown Live, which featured the WWE Brand Extension Draft, Doc and DC sat down with their wives and their long-time friend, GQ, to watch the show. They thought it would be a good idea to record their comments and feedback for posterity. This is the unfortunate result of that really bad decision.

Hot off the heels of the rules of the WWE Draft (and a brand new theme song), DC tries to read between the lines, making #PreDCtions and doing a bit of fantasy booking for both the main and NXT rosters. He also spends more time than necessary talking about the movie Hook.

This week it is all about the WWE Brand Extension draft. DC and Doc look it from multiple angles, discussing GMs, the actual format of the draft, teams, announcers, women, Roman Reigns, and more! Also, #NerdDC makes his triumphant return and Doc rants about not being invited on more podcasts. Plus, your emails!

This week, Doc continues his creepy culinary crusade by spending quite a bit of time with some Ecto Cooler. The guys then delve into Lucha Underground for much longer than either of them anticipated before spending a bit of time discussing the upcoming Final Deletion match. They wrap up the show discussing the mystery opponent for Brock Lesnar, and why they both want Paul Heyman on their WWE TV fa...

When Doc Manson hijacks the podcast right away to Periscope his experience with Ghostbuster Twinkies, DC knows he is in for a very stream of consciousness show. Plus, soon after it is discovered that the DDT Wrestling t-shirt is available NOW on Pro Wrestling Tees! Once they get down to business, the boys discuss DC's frustration with others' being frustrated about Kane, Roman Reigns, the pros and...

After a week of sun and sail, DC returns to share his thoughts on Roman Reigns' suspension, the return of Sasha Banks and the Wyatts, the mistake Kurt Angle likely made, as well as sharing his view of NXT and the Cruiserweight Classic.

Doc and Mrs. Manson are running the good ship DDT this week, while DC is out sailing. Doc and the good Mrs. talk about the biggest news in wrestling so far this year, including: Roman Reigns suspended; SmackDown going live; the return of the Brand Split; and we top it all off with talk about the wrestling phenomenon lighting up the Manson household, Lucha Underground.

This week, DC and Doc make their PreDCtions and PreDOCtions for Money In The Bank. DC reads parts of Stephanie McMahon's Facebook Q&A just to rile Doc up, then they play a game to figure out how many WWE talents they truly have an interest in. They also go over the potential for MORE WWE PPVs, and what that means for their wrestle watching habits.

DC tells a story in which Tye Dillinger could defeat Samoa Joe to become NXT champion. He then gives some Extra Credit assignments with Main Event matches on WWE Network, and answers of your questions during #AskDC!

This week, DC and Doc break down NXT: Takeover: The End, offering their thoughts on the matches and their ideas of what's next for WWE's third "brand". They then turn their eyes towards RAW, where they praise AJ Styles for perhaps his best promo yet, thanks to one John Cena. Doc goes on an epic rant about Stephanie McMahon, and DC applauds Tyler Breeze and Fandango for their matching vests. Plus,...

In the very first DDT PodBlast (which has to be 20 minutes or less), Doc and DC discuss the two movies featuring wrestlers that are coming out this month, plus offer their PreDCtions and PreDOCtions for Takeover: The End.

This week, we determine that watching Lucha Underground regularly is spoiling Doc Manson on WWE, as our favorite PhD holder takes Seth Rollins, the storyline between John Cena and AJ Styles and the brand extension to task. DC tries to stay positive by discussing NXT Takeover: The End, Goldberg in #TheHatch and the potential benefits of Smackdown going live. However, he also makes Doc watch that Ha...

DC is back at his fantasy booking ways, offering up his idea of a Women's MITB match, finding a way for Tyler Breeze and Fandango to win the tag titles and making Survivor Series a Big 4 PPV again by focusing on the idea of survival. He also accidentally creates a wrestler named Sami Owens.

This week, DC and Doc read their iTunes podcast reviews (in which DC gets a new, unfortunate nickname), discuss WWE's move to a live Smackdown, brand split and all the possible implications, and bring back Bad Promo Theater! Plus, as always, your e-mails!

With a pocket full of ideas and way too much free time, DC Matthews offers his inaugural edition of "By The Book: A Fantasy Booking Podcast." In this episode, DC takes a look at the Money in the Bank field (including the two wrestlers he assumes will fill out the match) and offers some ideas of how they could all use the briefcase. Plus, of course, he goes on tangents.