12/02 Pro Wrestling Boom Podcast With Jason Powell (Episode 336): Pro Wrestling Boom Live - WWE Survivor Series fallout with Jonny Fairplay

·1 hr 25 min·5 clips

Johnny Fairplay wonders if Nia Jax was high during her 'horrible' War Games performance at Survivor Series.

The episode begins with host Jason Powell introducing the show and guest Johnny Fairplay, a Survivor alum and reality TV personality. Powell promotes a ProWrestling.net membership fall sale offering one month for $1. Fairplay joins, and they discuss their Thanksgivings before diving into WWE Survivor Series War Games fallout. Fairplay gives the event a B, criticizing Nia Jax's performance in the women's match as 'horrible' and questioning if she was 'high.' They analyze the men's War Games match, noting the lack of blood and logical flaws like Solo Sikoa's cage strategy. Powell argues that having two underwhelming War Games matches damages the stipulation's future appeal. Fairplay recounts the classic War Games '91 finish involving a dropped phone and a loosened turnbuckle, contrasting it with modern weapon overuse. The show takes calls, starting with Sean from Murfreesboro, who discusses the men's match, the decisive OG Bloodline victory, and future directions for Roman Reigns, CM Punk, and Solo Sikoa. They speculate on The Rock's potential involvement. The conversation shifts to Braun Breaker's Intercontinental title reign and potential opponents. Caller J. Moss asks about LA Knight's squash loss to Shinsuke Nakamura and Damien Priest's position after losing to Gunther. They critique AEW's current product, including a draw between Okada and Daniel Garcia, the Jericho-Ishii match, and the directionless Jon Moxley storyline. Powell expresses frustration with too many equal-value titles in AEW and questions the purpose of Ring of Honor. An email from Jermaine prompts discussion on CM Punk's next feud, possibly with Seth Rollins or Logan Paul, and Jade Cargill's injury and potential matchup with Charlotte Flair. The episode concludes with details on the next live show after AEW World's End.

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