Jobbing Out

There's been a shakeup in the WWE Universe, so the crew breaks down all the moves, from the mid-card titles switching, Rusev moving to Smackdown, and Bray Wyatt moving to RAW. They talk about what the moves mean for Payback, and if this could lead to a little bit of breaking down of the brand walls. Plus, where does this go in the long-term for a Smackdown roster that suddenly has people thinking...

As the guys recover from Wrestlemania weekend (really more like Wrestlemania week) they get together to talk about the whole experience, plus everything that happened on RAW and Smackdown. After talking about everything outside the ring that happened that weekend, they talk Shinsuke's debut, Finn's return, plus Kurt Angle, The Revival, and Vince McMahon's big announcement. In the second segment, t...

After a long and momentous Wrestlemania, the guys, including Steve Migs gather in AJ's living room to go over their Wrestlemania thoughts. They start with The Undertaker walking away from the ring, and his match with Roman Reigns. They also cover the other big moments, including the Hardys returning to WWE, Randy Orton and Brock Lesnar winning the titls, and Mojo Rawley winning the Andre with the...

It's the WrestleMania preview edition. We're all together, including Steve Migs, at AJ's house. After Glenn initiates something weird, they all talk about Mania weekend as a whole, before diving into picks with a potentially unsettling bet for the loser. They start with NXT Takeover, where there's a lot of agreement, though the tag and womens division has some discussion. In sement 2 (32:00) they...

AJ is back from Europe, so he, Glenn, and Aaron discuss a very busy week in wrestling. They start with RAW, and talk about everything emanating from Triple H, from his "hold harmless" match to the stable that seems to be forming. They ask what Mick Foley's role could be going forward, as they all agree that this isn't the last we see of him. They then move to Smackdown (32:00), where Shane McMahon...

It's been a week since Glenn declared that WWE f'd up Wrestlemania. Was he soothed by this week in wrestling? That's what he and Aaron debate, as AJ is still pretending to be a gladiator in Rome. Did the main event segment on RAW accomplish what it needed to? Was Monday a bigger sign that Reigns is indeed turning heel at Wrestlemania? Is every woman on RAW going to be involved at Wrestlemania? Tho...

AJ is gallivanting through Europe, but it's ok, as Glenn and Aaron tap Rams Head Live's Brandon Linton to fill in for the week. They talk...well, talk may not be the right word...about the week in wrestling, and of course start with Fastlane, and the decision to put the title on Goldberg. Glenn is outraged, and while Aaron isn't thrilled, he tries to find the logic behind the move. So of course th...

A special guest sits in on this week's episode, as Giants OL Adam Gettis joins Glenn, Aaron, and AJ. The show starts mere minutes after Smackdown went off the air, and so they start with what Randy Orton just did. They share their immediate thoughts about the bizarre scene, before moving on to what it means for the rest of Smackdown, including if AJ Styles can possibly get the title shot he earned...

Another whirlwind week in the world of wrestling, as the guys break down some of the strange decisions that were made by the WWE creative staff. They start by talking about the surprisingly great Braun Strowman/Big Show match, where Aaron asks the question of why they're positioning Strowman in this way. They dissect Braun's path, and also talk about the idea of The New Day as Wrestlemania hosts,...

It's a loaded show after a week jam-packed full of wrestling. To start off, the guys talk Elimination Chamber and the fallout from Smackdown. They talk Bray Wyatt's title win, and Randy Orton subsequent refusal to take the title match at Wrestlemania. Cena, of course, is brought up again, Segment 2 (32:00) is all about RAW, where they first talk about Bayley's win. Was her title win maximized by W...

It's a milestone for Jobbing Out as they celebrate their 100th episode (who would have thought that was possible?). However, there's no time to celebrate as there's another one of those pesky PPVs this week. However, before they get to Elimination Chamber, they have to break down RAW, where they ask if there's a chance that Kevin Owens still makes it to Wrestlemania with the title, how they can ge...

Lots to talk about in this episode, as the guys try to break down everything that had happened the past few days. They start with the Rumble, and ask why the WWE would have the gall to put Roman Reigns at #30. They try to piece together the Wrestlemania title matches on both RAW and Smackdown (and pray that they aren't going with Goldberg/Lesnar for the title) before breaking down the latest news...

It's Royal Rumble time on Jobbing Out, which means predictions both for the Rumble, and for NXT Takeover. The guys are joined by their favorite guest-picker, Steve Migs from KISW in Seattle. They start with Takeover, where they discuss all the title matches, plus the interesting directions they could go with Sanity and the Tye Dillinger conundrum. When they move to the Rumble, they are surprisingl...

Glenn gets to start off this week's show by talking about his favorite subject: his love for Kurt Angle. He, along with Aaron and AJ, talk about Angle's induction, whether he will wrestle, and how they envision him being used. Plus, in segment one, they talk about Jimmy Snuka's death, and if WWE went over the top with the tribute that they aired on Monday. In segment two, they get back to the on-s...

In segment one of Jobbing Out this week, the guys break down what seemed like a week that threw everything into chaos when it comes to Wrestlemania. Jericho and Owens seem out of the title picture, Roman Reigns enters it....and maybe Cena and Undertaker aren't facing each other after all? Glenn, Aaron, and AJ try to sift through everything to try to make their best guesses as to what could happen...

It's an old-school Jobbing Out this week, as we go back to the typical format that we haven't seen in a while. In segment one, Glenn, Aaron and AJ talk about RAW, focusing on that final segment. What did it mean? Are they still weighing their Wrestlemania options when it comes to Goldberg? Or was it simply a way to hype the Rumble? And what exactly is in mind for Wrestlemania up and down the card?...

It's time for the 2nd annual Jobbie Awards, as the guys look back on a fantastic 2016 when it comes to wrestling. First, they take a quick look at the week of wrestling, focusing mainly on Smackdown. They talk Cena's return and how that was handled, American Alpha winning the title and ask why this was pushed up, and question who La Luchadora might be. In the 2nd segment, it's time for the Jobbies...

The show starts off with talk about Roadblock and RAW, including where we're going with Owens/Jericho, and if it's eventually going to lead to a title match at Mania. They try to figure out where the sudden Braun Strowman push is going, as well as what the women's title match for Wrestlemania is. In segment 2 (41:40) they shift their talk over the Smackdown, where the talk is all about The Miz and...

Jobbing Out starts with AJ and Aaron regaling Glenn with stories of their time at Smackdown and Tribute to the Troops. This turns into a debate on if Tribute to the Troops has become watered down, with Aaron comparing what we saw this week to what we saw in the first decade of the event. They talk about the New Day/Club/Shield segment, and if it could have any real meaning in the future, plus ask...

While we've done shows from multiple studios in the past, Jobbing Out this week is a bit different, as we start the show in the studio, and then by the end, we end up at the Baseball Winter Meetings. Aaron and AJ start off together for the first two segments. In the first segment, they talk everything TLC and Smackdown, starting with James Ellsworth surprise decision at TLC. They ask if it's a rea...

The show starts off with talk of everything RAW, revolving mostly around Sasha and Charlotte. Should the title be switching so quickly, and what's their ultimate goal? The guys also touch on The New Day, Paul Heyman, and Rusev/Enzo. Segment 2 (27:45) is all about Smackdown and TLC. Interestingly, the picks seem more about how events will go down than the finishes themselves, as the guys predict se...

A Thanksgiving week episode of Jobbing Out, as they break down the wild weekend of WWE. They start by talking about NXT Takeover, and what the plan is with Shinsuke Nakamura and Samoa Joe. After a comment from Aaron starts a war between the hosts about the future of NXT, they move on to Goldberg/Lesnar and the rest of Survivor Series. Somewhat surprisingly, nobody on the show had a huge issue with...

It's a rather disjointed show, but a huge one, for Jobbing Out this week. The show starts as it always should for a PPV week, as the guys make their picks, not just for Survivor Series, but for NXT as well. They ask if this is the least-hyped NXT Takeover ever, and while they are on the same page for the most part for the weekend, there's a big difference in opinion in the Survivor Series matches....

As the guys gather after a wild week, they start with talking about RAW, and AJ asks a rather startling question: "How soon will Braun Strowman be the Universal Champion?" After running through their Survivor Series predictions, they look at Daniel Bryan's decision to make Shane McMahon part of the team, the possibility of the cruiserweight division moving to Smackdown, and ask "Does a main event...

The guys are all in the same studio for once, and quickly start by breaking down Hell in a Cell. All of them were positive about the show, praising putting the women's match on last, as well as the overall quality of the show. However, it's not without some complaining, as Glenn in particular nitpicks about some of the booking decisions. In the second segment they ask a pivotal question: "Are we a...