Big Sunday In Pro Wrestling, plus we preview WWE Sunday Nights Main Event

We're going to kick off this week's show kind of what we talked about last week in previewing.

This week we'll be essentially recapping.

And that's AEW All In and NXT Heat Wave.

Or as I told my wife at home, the formal name for NXT Heat Wave was WWE Presents Counterweight.

programming.

Well, it was a WWE event at three o'clock in the afternoon and not just three o'clock in the afternoon because it's not in England.

It was in America and not just in America, but it was in Texas, which is already an hour behind.

So we could have well been at seven or eight o'clock at night because it would have been at six or seven o'clock in the time that it was in.

So it definitely could have been a nighttime program.

Did not need to be a three o'clock in the afternoon, or I think it was two o'clock Texas time.

But it was kind of going up against the AEW event.

But either way, you know, we are wrestling fans.

So our goal here isn't necessarily to focus so much on that as focus on, you know, the event itself.

And, you know, luckily with technology, we can watch all of it.

And we did.

And I think overall, I think NXT Heat Wave, you know, I put it up there with some of the other ones that they tried to actually put in prime time on like a Saturday night.

And we saw the official finish of the NXT or the WWE Women's Speed Championship.

And I know obviously we got a new NXT champion.

We'll start with the dissolving of Speed Championship.

What do you make of the fact that WWE no longer has this Speed Championship, men's or women's?

it just shows how useless it really was.

That's really what it comes down to.

It was, it was good for a short time.

Like it had, I think it had a short shelf shelf life anyways, but I think they realized over time that nobody cares about it.

Like it's not, it's not that big of a deal.