BLW Ep. 298- the one with the Tuesday night war

·56 min·5 clips

Larry describes today's wrestling war feeling like a Monday morning during the Attitude Era, sparking curiosity about the NXT vs. AEW counter-programming.

Larry Hall and Joe Corrado open the episode by setting the scene for the Tuesday Night Wars, comparing the current NXT vs. AEW rivalry to the Monday Night Wars of the Attitude Era. Joe expresses a lack of excitement, feeling it doesn't match the NWO vs. DX era, while Larry is more intrigued. The hosts then shift to a heated critique of AEW owner Tony Khan, with Joe stating he avoids watching AEW out of personal dislike for Khan's public persona. They discuss the stacked NXT card, including appearances by John Cena, The Undertaker, and Cody Rhodes, contrasting it with AEW's offering. The analysis moves to WWE's Fastlane event, praising matches like Nakamura vs. Rollins. A significant portion is dedicated to speculating about CM Punk's potential return to WWE, debating its likelihood and impact. The hosts also touch on the Bloodline storyline's recent developments, express frustration with WWE's 'Premium Live Event' terminology, and briefly connect wrestling to the NFL via the Philadelphia Eagles' 'Brotherly Shove' play. They conclude by discussing returns of Johnny Gargano and DIY, and the release of Dolph Ziggler.

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