Inside The Square: The Wrestling Podcast

I can see your handwritten notes for Episode 20 of "Inside The Square: The Wrestling Podcast." The notes cover seven main topics related to professional wrestling storylines and predictions. Let me provide a clean transcription of your content: **Episode 20 Topics:** **1. Rey Fenix vs Carmelo Hayes** The episode discusses the Friday Night Smackdown in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, featuring a great match between Rey Fenix and Carmelo Hayes. Carmelo Hayes is noted as a heavily Great United States Champion who has been defending the United States Championship every single week on Friday Night Smackdown, which is described as a good development. However, the writer expresses interest in a new feud between Trick Williams and Carmelo Hayes for the United States Championship at Wrestlemania this year. **2. 2026 Changes** The notes mention that anything can happen in 2026 while things can also remain unchanged. The discussion includes speculation about new champions emerging after Wrestlemania, along with new storylines and feuds. **3. Cody Rhodes, Randy Orton, Kevin Owens, Sami Zayn Promo** This segment covers a situation where The Vision interrupted these wrestlers during a three-man tag team match that was made official. **4. Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss** The notes discuss how Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss defeated The Judgement Day in a tag team match on Friday Night Smackdown, which is described as a fun tag team match to watch. **5. Axiom** Axiom defeated Johnny Gargano on Friday Night Smackdown in a banger of a match. Johnny Gargano is noted as a great heel on Friday Night Smackdown, and Axiom is predicted to be the breakout star of the year. **6. Ilya Dragunov** Ilya Dragunov defeated The Miz on Friday Night Smackdown in a great match. Dragunov is described as awesome on Friday Night Smackdown and as a future Wrestlemania main eventer. **7. The Main Event Match** The notes describe All Hell Broke Loose when Bron Breakker performed a double spear on Cody Rhodes, Sami Zayn, and Jacob Fatu. Drew McIntyre also became involved in the brawl. This tag team situation is characterized as crazy and insane at the same time, leading to speculation about the 2026 Royal Rumble and who will win it. Your notes provide a comprehensive overview of the wrestling storylines and matches you plan to discuss in the podcast episode, with particular emphasis on championship defenses, emerging talent, and buildup to major events like Wrestlemania and the Royal Rumble.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/inside-the-square-the-wrestling-podcast--6788405/support.

I can see your handwritten notes for Episode 18 of "Inside The Square: The Wrestling Podcast. You've outlined five main discussion topics about NXT wrestling: 1. Darkstate vs OTM Tag Team Championship Match** You're discussing who should win the NXT Tag Team Championships between Darkstate and OTM (On The Mat Tonight). You note that Darkstate should retain because Dion Lennox is getting a singles push for the NXT Championship, with a ladder match coming up soon. 2. Keanu Carver's NXT Championship Ladder Match** Keanu Carver is set to be in the upcoming NXT Championship Ladder Match, potentially positioning him as the next Oba Femi in NXT. 3. Joe Hendry's Championship Opportunity** Joe Hendry is going to be in the NXT Championship Ladder Match because he's over on the main roster and NXT. However, Jackson Drake is on NXT with The Vanity Project, which you describe as a really awesome group and tag team. You suggest The Vanity Project should go for the NXT Tag Team Championships. 4. NXT Superstars Brawl** The NXT Superstars had a crazy brawl last night on NXT that was awesome. The NXT Ladder Match next week is going to be epic next Tuesday, and you're questioning who should be the next NXT Champion. 5. Women's North American Championship** Next Tuesday on NXT, Izzi Dame defends the Women's North American Championship against Lola Vice and Thea Hail, and you're considering who should win. These look like great talking points for your podcast! Are you looking for help organizing these into a script or outline format?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/inside-the-square-the-wrestling-podcast--6788405/support.

# Inside The Square: The Wrestling Podcast - Episode 16 Summary This episode covers several significant developments from Friday Night Smackdown and upcoming events. ## Key Storylines and Matches **Saturday Night Main Event Setup** The episode opens with discussion of a triple threat brawl involving Sami Zayn, Trick Williams, and Damian Priest on Friday Night Smackdown. This confrontation served as promotion for Saturday Night Main Event, with the prediction that Sami Zayn will emerge victorious in that upcoming contest. **United States Championship Cinema Match** Carmelo Hayes successfully defended the United States Championship against Ilja Dragunov in what was described as a cinema match on Friday Night Smackdown. While the match received praise for its quality and execution, there was a notable drawback as The Miz interfered and cost Ilja Dragunov the victory. Despite this being characterized as a heel boss level move, the interference took away from what was otherwise an excellent match. **Cody Rhodes and Jacob Fatu Confrontation** The verbal exchange between Jacob Fatu and Cody Rhodes was highlighted as particularly compelling television. Both wrestlers delivered intense promos targeting each other, and what Cody Rhodes said was specifically noted as being a heel boss level move on his part. This segment built significant anticipation for their eventual confrontation. **Tag Team Championship Change** The MFTs captured the tag team championships by defeating The Wyatt 6 (likely referring to The Wyatt Sicks) in what was described as a great tag team championship match. This victory sets up a singles run for Tama Tonga later in the year, suggesting the eventual dissolution of the tag team partnership. **Women's Division Build** Jade Cargill versus Jordynne Grace is being positioned as a significant feud for Friday Night Smackdown, with potential implications for a Wrestlemania match this year. The OP families reference suggests complex faction dynamics are at play in this storyline. **Randy Orton's Signature Moment** The episode concludes with Randy Orton delivering two RKOs to Dangerous letters of Sports Entertainment, described as two of the most dangerous letters in sports entertainment. This appears to reference a significant moment involving the legendary performer's finishing maneuver. The episode demonstrates the ongoing narrative development across multiple championship divisions and character arcs heading into major pay-per-view events.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/inside-the-square-the-wrestling-podcast--6788405/support.

I can see you've written out Episode 14 notes for your wrestling podcast "Inside The Square"! You've covered some interesting storylines and predictions. Here are your main points: **Episode 14 Topics:** 1. **Drew McIntyre vs Cody Rhodes** - You're praising their Three Stages of Hell match as one of the best TV matches in 2026, and noting that Drew is now WWE Champion after Cody's 159 day reign ended. You're predicting this sets up Jacob Fatu vs Drew McIntyre at WrestleMania for the title. 2. **Kit Wilson's Rise** - You're highlighting that Kit Wilson is getting over with the WWE crowd and predicting he'll be a future World Heavyweight Champion. 3. **Jacob Fatu's Push** - You mention the Friday Night SmackDown brawl between Fatu and Cody Rhodes is setting up a major push for Fatu, with a prediction he'll be WWE Champion in 2026. 4. **Carmelo Hayes vs Leon Slater** - You're calling their United States Championship match on SmackDown one of the best US title matches in 2026 so far. 5. **Ilya Dragunov & Trick Williams** - You note they're both in the main event scene on SmackDown and see this as a good problem for WWE to have. Would you like help organizing these notes into a script format or expanding on any of these points for your podcast?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/inside-the-square-the-wrestling-podcast--6788405/support.

This looks like someone's handwritten predictions for wrestling storylines in 2026! It's a fun list of bold predictions for various wrestling promotions. Here's what stands out: Some interesting takes include The Death Riders turning on Jon Moxley, Kyle Fletcher becoming AEW World Champion by beating MJF, and the Okada vs Takeshita feud feeding their families with banger matches. The women's division prediction has Mercedes Mone winning the championship from Kris Statlander. For WWE, there are predictions about Harley Cameron challenging for the TBS Championship (though that's an AEW title, so there might be some confusion there), a babyface Jacob Fatu potentially facing Cody Rhodes, and Liv Morgan turning on Raquel Rodriguez to kick her out of the Judgement Day Group. Tag team predictions include The Usos defeating AJ Styles and Dragon Lee to become new tag champions, and predictions about Oba Femi, Trick Williams, and Je'Von Evans moving up to the main roster as future main eventers. World title predictions include Bron Breakker beating CM Punk for the World Heavyweight Championship and Leon Slater becoming the youngest TNA World Champion. There's also Logan Paul winning the Intercontinental Championship from Dominik Mysterio, followed by Judgement Day turning on Liv Morgan and Dominik to kick them out. These are some bold predictions for 2026! Wrestling fans love making these kinds of forecasts. Have any of these started playing out yet, or are you tracking how accurate they turn out to be?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/inside-the-square-the-wrestling-podcast--6788405/support.

# Inside The Square: The Wrestling Podcast Episode 10 - Production Notes This episode of Inside The Square wrestling podcast covered five matches from WWE Saturday Night Main Event programming. The notes document key storylines, match quality assessments, and notable crowd reactions from the broadcast. ## Match Coverage Summary The episode analyzed matches featuring both established main event talent and rising stars. Cody Rhodes appeared in the opening segment against Oba Femi, delivering what the host assessed as exceptional in-ring work that was unfortunately undermined by a controversial finish involving Drew McIntyre's interference. This match established the quality benchmark for the episode, as Rhodes and Oba Femi demonstrated strong chemistry before the interference angle shifted focus to the ongoing Rhodes-McIntyre rivalry. Bayley faced Sol Ruca in the second featured match, which received similarly high marks for match quality. The host noted that Sol Ruca's imminent promotion to the main WWE roster was evident from her performance level and presentation during this bout. The technical execution and storytelling throughout this match reinforced the host's view that it represented pure cinema-quality professional wrestling. The tag team match pitting AJ Styles and Dragon Lee against Je'Von Evans and Leon Slater generated significant discussion due to its pacing issues. While the bout itself earned praise as a banger with impressive athletic sequences, the host expressed frustration that Evans and Slater received an excessive five-minute advantage period before their opponents entered. Despite this structural concern, the match ultimately delivered on intensity and went into what the notes describe as a crazy final sequence. R-Truth, Joe Hendry, and The Miz worked together in a segment that the host characterized as pure gold. The appearance of Joe Hendry at Saturday Night Main Event particularly excited the reviewer, suggesting this represented meaningful exposure for Hendry on WWE's premium programming platform. The main event featuring John Cena versus Gunther received the most extensive commentary in the notes. The host praised this as another pure cinema match befitting the Saturday Night Main Event stage. However, the most memorable aspect proved to be the shocking post-match angle where John Cena appeared to tap out to Gunther, creating a moment of stunned silence from the WWE audience. The crowd's reaction evolved from the silent shock through chants of profanity directed at Gunther to eventually adopting the hashtag Thank You Cena. This complex crowd response suggested the angle successfully generated the intended emotional impact, even if the immediate reaction included negative sentiment toward the heel's victory method. ## Analytical Themes Throughout the episode notes, the host consistently evaluated matches on their storytelling quality and in-ring execution while tracking how current matches position wrestlers for future programs. The references to "pure cinema" for multiple matches indicated a high standard being met in terms of match construction and dramatic presentation. The host demonstrated particular interest in how Saturday Night Main Event showcased both current storylines and talent who would soon transition to more prominent roster positions.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/inside-the-square-the-wrestling-podcast--6788405/support.

I can see your handwritten notes for Episode 8 of "Inside The Square: The Wrestling Podcast." These notes cover several significant wrestling storylines and matches. Let me organize and clarify what you've documented: **Episode 8 Content Summary** The episode appears to cover multiple major wrestling storylines across different promotions. The first segment discusses a parking lot brawl between Cody Rhodes and Drew McIntyre, with predictions that this confrontation will lead to a No Contest at Saturday Night Main Event, ultimately setting up Drew McIntyre to challenge Claymore and defeat both Oba Femi and Cody Rhodes. The second segment focuses on Friday Night Smackdown, where Ilja Dragunov defeated Carmelo Hayes to retain the United States Championship in what was described as a highly competitive match. However, Tommaso Ciampa interfered afterward, costing Carmelo Hayes the United States Championship in his confrontation with Ilja Dragunov. The third segment previews Bayley versus Sol Ruca at Saturday Night Main Event, which is anticipated to be an exceptional match. The fourth segment reviews Friday Night Smackdown, where Jade Cargill dominated Alba Fyre in a one-sided contest. The fifth segment highlights Gunther's victory over LA Knight on Friday Night Smackdown in an outstanding main event match, noting that Gunther forced LA Knight to tap out, which was described as unprecedented since LA Knight had never been seen tapping out before. The sixth segment discusses a chaotic brawl between The MFTs and The Wyatt 6 on Friday Night Smackdown, with positive commentary that the storyline buildup is improving significantly. The final segment predicts that Oba Femi will challenge Cody Rhodes at Saturday Night Main Event, suggesting he will provoke Cody Rhodes during a promo segment when Cody joins the main roster imminently. Would you like me to help you develop these notes further for your podcast script or recording outline?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/inside-the-square-the-wrestling-podcast--6788405/support.

# Inside The Square: The Wrestling Podcast - Episode 6 Summary This episode covers several significant developments in professional wrestling, focusing primarily on WWE programming and speculation about upcoming storylines. **CM Punk vs. Bron Breakker Championship Match** The host anticipates that Bron Breakker will challenge CM Punk for the World Heavyweight Championship on January 5th, with Austin Theory potentially playing a role in Punk losing the title by January 5th on Monday Night Raw. This prediction stems from what the host describes as an exceptionally strong promotional segment that Bron Breakker delivered on Monday Night Raw, which the host believes will lead to an compelling match. **Jey Uso's Status in WWE** La Knight defeated Jey Uso in what is described as a high-quality match on Monday Night Raw. However, the host expresses concern about Jey Uso's trajectory following the match, questioning whether WWE is positioning him correctly as a main event talent moving forward. **Tag Team Championship Scene** Dragon Lee and AJ Styles faced The New Day for the Tag Team Championships on Monday Night Raw in what is characterized as an outstanding match. The host praises the performance of both teams while suggesting that Grayson Waller should be positioned to win the Intercontinental Championship, indicating confidence in WWE's development of Waller as a future World Heavyweight Champion. **Women's Division Chaos** The main event featured Rhea Ripley and Iyo Sky versus Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss in a match that concluded without a clear resolution. The segment devolved when Asuka and Kairi Sane attacked both teams, followed by Bayley and Lyra Valkyria attempting to restore order. Ultimately, The Judgement Day faction attacked all participants, standing tall as Monday Night Raw concluded. **WWE's 2025 Outlook** The host reflects enthusiastically on WWE's current momentum, noting the promotion now features CM Punk as World Heavyweight Champion and Bron Breakker as a prominent main event performer. Additionally, the host mentions upcoming roster additions including Trick Williams and Oba Femi joining the main roster, Je'Von Evans appearing on Friday Night Smackdown and Monday Night Raw, and NXT programming continuing to develop talent.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/inside-the-square-the-wrestling-podcast--6788405/support.