Sep 3, 2026 · 1 hr · 16 segments
Chaz & Glenn talk the Evolution of wrestling, is it good or bad? They discuss outside interference during matches, Big Cass and Paul Heyman and give their predictions for WWE's Sunday NIghts Main…
Chaz WarringtonHost
Glenn RuthHost
Yeah, so he's got an interesting take because the thing I like, the dynamic I enjoyed yesterday with Bubba and Jinder was...

But when they were talking about it yesterday and then they started talking about their ages, Bubba's 54, Jinder's 40.

It's really a total separate... generation almost in the history of wrestling, the way wrestling's evolved.

So I figured it would be a fun conversation for us to have because our takes are probably very similar.

But your and my take will be similar, except mine has shifted a lot in the last year and a half or two from going to the PC and seeing the way the business has evolved and different things like that.

Because kind of what they first started talking about was the realism, which is one of the things that when I do go to the PC, I preach realism.

Yeah, so he's got an interesting take because the thing I like, the dynamic I enjoyed yesterday with Bubba and Jinder was...

But when they were talking about it yesterday and then they started talking about their ages, Bubba's 54, Jinder's 40.

It's really a total separate... generation almost in the history of wrestling, the way wrestling's evolved.

So I figured it would be a fun conversation for us to have because our takes are probably very similar.

But your and my take will be similar, except mine has shifted a lot in the last year and a half or two from going to the PC and seeing the way the business has evolved and different things like that.

Because kind of what they first started talking about was the realism, which is one of the things that when I do go to the PC, I preach realism.
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